The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-26 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Gazette de France of Jan. 21.)
BELGRADE, JAN. 6.—Letters from Widdin, dated
the Ist, announce that the Paella of that town,
who suffered himself to be beat a few months ago
before Krajova by the troops of General Geismar,
which were inferior in number to his own by two-
thirds, has been-summoned to the army in Bulgaria,
and that his successor has already arrived at Widdin.
BUCHAREST, JAN. 2.—lt is reported here that the
famous Chief Tchassan Oglou, who came from Asia
with 12,000 cavalry, has arrived at Nicopoli, and
that he has advanced towards Tournoul, on the left
bank of the Danube, with part of hi troops. Rein-
forcements have been sent to the Corps of Obser-
vation under General iklalmofsly to stop the pro-
gress of the Asiatics.
The strength of General Geismar's corps has
been raised to 15,000 men : he certainly cannot
quit his post without danger, because it is said that
20,000 fresh troops have arrived at Widdin.
Count Pahlen has not 'yet returned from Jassy,
where he is engaged in organizing; the Divan.
Considerable detachments of horses daily arrive
ftom Bessarabia, to repair the losses of the Russian
a rvalry.
PARIS, JAN. 23.—Prince Polignac arrived yester-
day evening at Paris.
A private letter from Corfu of the llth of Ja-
nuary states that the Ambassadors left Poros on the
20th of December for Malta.
News from Constantinople of the 26th of Decem-
ber has been received. Nothing important bad
passed; the city was tranquil; and no intelligence
had been received from the theatre of war.
Faxxof FuNns.—Five per Cents , 10Sr. 60c. ; Three
per Cents., '741. 90c. ; Bank Stock, 1790 f. ; Spanish
Royal Loan, 75E; Spanish Rente perpeturlle, 46ff. ;
Exchange ox London, one month, 25f. 20e. ; three
mouthy, 25t

GERMAN PAPERS.
BERLIN, JAN. IB.—The Journal of St. Peters-
burgh contains the following news from the army in
Turkey, dated Dec. 22 :
" A report from General Roth gives the following
particulars of the operations of the evadrons of the
Black Sea fleet, which cruises on the west coast of
Turkey, under the command of Rear-Admiral Ku-
many.. The Rear-Admiral learned from a Turkish
vessel captured by our cruisers, which had on board
materials for the fortifications which the enemy is
erecting in the Bay of Burgas, that the island of
Anastasius in that hay was defended by a battery
and Turkish garrison; he immediately sailed thither,
and on the 14th December, having surrounded the
island with his ships, summoned it to surrender.
Though the garrison refused to capitulate, the Ad-
miral would not cannonade it for fear of damaging
the Greek convent, and contented himself with
-firing at a body of Turkish infantry and cavalry that
appeared on the continent, but was soon dispersed
by our fire. The garrison seeing that it could receive
no support from the continent, surrendered. The
Governor, with two Officers and 91 privates, were
taken prisoners ; and two iron cannon, with large
quantities of powder, ammunition, and arms, fell into
our hands. The greatest tranquillity continues to pre-
Vail in the vicinity of our cantonments; and, accord-,
ing to all accounts that have reached us, the enemy,
in their winter quarters, are in great distress for pro-
visions, by which, and the severe cold, the mortality
among their soldiers has greatly increased."
ST. PETERSISLIRGH, JAN. 10.—On the 6th of this
month, being Chriatanas-day, the Mass and re Deum
were celebrated in the Cheri of the winter palace,
in the presence of the Imperial Family, in memory
of the deliverance of Russia from the enemy, in the
winter of 1812.
The Senators, Ministers, Generals, &c., were pre-
sent ; and, at the same time, Te Deum was performed
in the White Saloon and St. George's Hall in the
Palace, where all the officers, subalterns, and privates
of the Guards, and the Governor of St. Peteisburgh,
were assembled, who shared in the campaign of
1812. Their .Majesties, on leaving the Church,
passed between the ranks of those brave men, who
were drawn up in the two saloons.
General Count Diebitsch, chief of the Emperor'si
Staff, has; returned to this city,--Prusszan State
Gazette, Jan. 19.
BRUSSELS, JAN. 21.—1 n the sitting of the Second
Chamber of the States- General the President an.
nounced the receipt of two Messages from his Ma-
jesty ; in the second of which his Majesty announces,
that without waiting for the adoption of the Penal
Code, he has resolved to introduce and put in force
on the 17th Jan. 1830, the Civil Code, the Code of
Commerce, and those relative to the proceeding in
the Criminal Court.
Communications from the First Chamber an,
nounesed its assent to several projects of law sent to
it from the Second Chamber, including those on the
changes in the Tariff of Customs, on the Budget,
and the loan of fifteen millions for the Colonies.
VIENNA, J& z, 12.—Prince Alexander Cauta-
Caaeno, who in 1821 forced the Turks at Moriem-
baria to capitnlate, and who has resided for some
years at Dresden, has' left that city, and arrived with
his son at Patras, whence he has 'gene to wait on the
President at Egina. He intends to make large
purchases of lands in the Pcloponnesus, &c.