The Sun.
London, England, 1829-03-04 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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FRENCiI PAPERS.
(From the Messager des ChambreS of Sunday.)
TF/4;°r4TIERS OF BOSNIA, FEB. 7.—The order for
Puttingin motion the forces in Bosnia begins to be
carried into execution. To-day. Suleyman Passich
tiken22oo vassals from Banjaluka to Travanik,
Ot4he'summons of the Vizier; and all the Captains
40pi those of. Turkish Croatia are extremely active
I.l,4,acrnbling,their vassals, and in furnishing their
Contingent of ammunition and provisions. A great
leal:Pf mystery envelopes all their operations, and
:he Captains themselves are ignorant of their ulti-
Aate destination. Meetings of the Divan are fre-
ltrintlir held at the residence of the Governor of
Travanik, and almost every week two Tartars arrive
itiikt secret orders from Constantinople. There is
6;41 frequent 'exchange of couriers between the
Maier and the Captains.
The exportation of arms and ammunition of every
Ond.is again prohibited in all Bosnia under pain of
anti a new order of things is speedily ex-
ALEXANDRIA, JAN. I5.—A vessel, which has ar-
rived from -Suds has brought news of the raising of
ale blockade of Candia, which, it is said, is not to
make `a part of the new Greek State.
.:.17:he'pacha of Smyrna was to set out for Cairo.
titieerns resolved to keep the supplies in his ma-
Lttines,.;ll.l very high price, but as nobody is willing
-Par I.'hat he demarkds, he is resolved to carry on
&t.4ppri Article himself, and has just freighted a
peat. munhet of vessels for' his own account.
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• 'AMERICAN PAPERS.
{From the New York Morning Herald of Feb. 7.)
theFEB. 3.—You will have seen by
rapers, that Gen. Jackson was at Wheeling on
the 28th Jan. in" good health—he has subsequently
reached Pittsburgh, and is expected- here in less
than a week. Preparations are making to accom-
tnodate him at Gadsby's National hotel, one of the
loose spacious and splendid establishments in the
lihited States.
-The schooner Pacific, from New Iberia and Key
West, brought a living bald-beaded eagle, a present
to Gen: Jackson, consigned to Messrs- Fish, Grin-
hell,..and Co.
Captain Spurting, of the brig Active, from St.
3°}la 8; Porto Rico, informs us that the Buenos
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"tYream privateer brig Patriot, Almeida, from a cruise
!ix months, had taken six Spanish prizes. The
crew rose on the Captain on the 13th ult., and on
the..l4th brought her into Porto Rico, delivered the
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and vessel up to the Spanish authorities.
4,he Captain was sent to the Moro, and put in
close confinement; the crew set at liberty. A slay
rtwo previous to the crow's rising on the Captain,
e first and second lieutenants, with 20 men, left
the:lnig, and did not return again.
alaxto6.---Letters from Vera Cruz to the 3d
ult:'are received via Havannah. One of that date
says, " Our advices from Mexico continue to be
more. encouraging. Our. State, as well as that of
luebis, have joined the new state of things, and no
(o,stoubt the rest will follow. Business is completely
ft stand. The convoy is expected to arrive here
814
about the 10th. The packet-ship Virginia will
I'6ll ,1 for New York immediately after its arrival, and
,6 ofr Tampico."—Mercantile Advertiser.
EN „.QUOS AYRES, Nov. 9.—Yesterday a new law
(4 Government was passed, by which they pledge
the Publie Stock in payment of the Bank Paper.
j'his must materially assist the currency.—lbid.
PRICES OF STOCKS. Offered. Asked.
United States and a.
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TO THE CLERGY OF THE UNITED

KINGDOM.

th't Let us (of the Church of England) show to the world
we take not up nor maintain our religion upon inte-
-1"0.1 hut found it on cure and immovable foundations,
''hleh' being the same always, will ever oblige us to the
atone duties arid practices.
'l°lent
Let us study to avoid all self-conceiting thoughts—all
end inflamed 'passions and appetites—all unruly and
bnhounded desires—all levity acd unsteadiness of mind—
that with humble hearts, calm minds, contented spirits,
and steady thoughts, every one may follow the duties of
Eris station, and act as becomes his station and a " 3.linister
of Peace ;" paying that reverence we owe the Higher Powers,
and offering the constant tribute of our prayers for them ;
trusting awl depending on God's Providence, not daring" to
do the work of foreign enemies and of internal war ;" nor
t!i!rigage in. any courses that may bring on so much mis-
chief and confusion ; that so we may run with patience
the race that is set before 11M, and not look to or imitate the.
recent practices of some distempered aad degenerated Chps-
bitnts ; and then we shall be an honour to our profession,
L4'4l give a credit to that Church wherein we were born,
prized, and instructed.
Plintshire, March 2.

A MASTER OF ARTS.