The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-15 00:00:00

DAT AT ONE.O'CLOCK.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS
ilthk Stock ...... ...... 2163= 216
3 per Cent. Red. 03%4%
:3 per Cent. Ccns. shut
33i per Cent. lOO
DM, Rell 993j%Ni
I per Cent. Ann
Ditto, 1926 .... ...... ... 105%q0i
Ditto Scrip
Sank L. Ann.
Ditto 30 lean;
India suck shut
:)itto Bonds 7O 68 pm.

South Sca Stock shut
Old Annuities 93
Ncw Ditto shut
Ex. Bills, Xl,O 0i) 2cl. 73 74 pm.
Ditto lld. 71 75 pm.
Ditt0...,........50.3 2d. 71:75 pm.
Ditto..... l:d. 74 75 pm.
Ditt.i. small
Ditto l:d. F 4 151:m.
Bank for Account -
India for Account -....
iCons. for January 94N?;,

PRICE 3 OF FOREIGN FUNDS TIII3 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bonds — Neapolitan —
Brazilian Bonds 6611. Vii 7'6 Peruvian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bonds 27 Portuguese Bonds
(Milian Bonds — Prussian, Old
roloinbian Bonds .......2:1!.4 23 Ditto, New :10814
Ditto, 1824
Danish 741,4 Spanish, 1521. 10%14i

Greek Bonds 1823
Ditto, 1825
G ,I atiinala — '— Exchange
Mexican Bonds —;— 3 pee cent. —t. ,
Ditto, 1825

PRICES OF SHARES TIIIS DAY AY ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
Bolanos Mining Co. .£71)0
Brazilian Imp. Min. Co. (iss. at 51. pm.) £2O
I)itto National lO
Folumbian Mining Co. (iss. at 51. pm.) £35
Real Oil Monte Mining Co. .£400
British Rock and Patent Salt C 0...— 7

MAILS.
Due. Arrived.

Arrived,

493
1614 V,
87+
75

Due.

O America 0 0 Hamburg
0 Brazil
0 Buenos Ayrez 0 C Jamaica 0
O Cartilage:la 0 1 Leeward Inland.; ... 0
1 Dublin 0 0 Lisbon 0
O Flanders 0 0 Mexico
1 France 0 0 Sweden
O Guernsey & Jersey.. 0 1 Waterford 0

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LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1829.

The French Papers of Sunday have been re-
ceived by Express, but their contents are not
politically important. HASSAN PACHA, the
Governor of Smyrna, died of an apoplectic fit.
He was a man of much prudence and sagacity,
and was generally beloved :

(From the Messoger des Cliambres.)
SECOND EDITION.

CONSTANTINOPLE, NOV. 10.

The Sultan and his Court and the Standard of
the Prophet still remain at Ramis Tchillik, or in
the Palace of Ejub ; and it is thought that he will
not return to the Seraglio till after the evacuation
of Adrianople.
Halil Paella and his numerous escort have em-
barked on board a frigate to go to Russia.
Smyrna has sustained a severe loss by the death
of Hassan Paella, who had an apoplectic tit on his
return from the Dardanelles. This Governor was
generally esteemed. All nations agree in praising
him, for, by his prudence, he was able, in the most
critical circumstances, to preserve Smyrna from
internal troubles.

The Courier de Smyrne contains the following
paragraph under the head of Syra :
" Count Capo d'lstria is at this moment having
a palace erected at Lepanto, in the English style,
and barracks for 2,000 men. A body of troops is
assembling at Megara, under the name of the Camp
of Instruction. Count Trezel is gone thither with
two battalions of 500 men. The real object of this
expedition is not known."

PARIS, DEC. 13.

The Moniteur of to-day contains a Royal Ordi-
nance, dated November 22, countersigned by M.
Monthel, which distributes into a special section the
sum of one hundred and five millions twenty-two
thousand eight hundred francs, granted by the law
of the 22d of August last, for the expences of the
Department of the Interior during the year 1830.
VIENNA, DEC.l.—Metalliques 102k—Four per
Cents. 91 k—Bank Shares 1,235.

The following are extracts from the Austrian
Observer of the 4th inst. Their substance has
been anticipated by the French Express :

CONSTANTINOPLC, NOV. 10.

The news of the exchange of the ratifications of
the treaty of peace on the 14th September, which
took place at Adrianople on the 28th of October,
arrived here on the 30th of the same month ; the
conditions of the treaty are not however fully pub-
. . _ _ _ _

lished. The Sultan, with his Court and the Stand-
ard of the Prophet, still resides in the barracks of
Ramis Tchiflek, or his palace at Ejub, and it is
supposed that he will not return to the Seraglio till
the Russians have left Adrianople, The departure
seems only to be retarded by the delay in giving up
Ghiurgevo;# meantime the greater part of the Rus-
sian troops that were in the camp near Adrianople
have already commenced their march to the Balkan
only the Russian head-quarters still remained in that
city.
Count Alexis Orloff, one of the Russian Plemi-
potentiaries at Adrianople, who has been long ex-
pected here on a special mission from his Sovereign
to the Porte, hat not yet arrived. On the other
hand, Bahl Pacha, Ambassador Extraordinary
from the Porte to the Court of St. Petersburg!), has
already embarked, with a numerous suite, on board
the frigate which is to convey him to Odessa.
Meantime two events have taken place, which
are the more to be deplored, as they seem to have
been brought about merely by a misunderstand-
ing. The one is a sanguinary engagement
in the first half of October, between the
troops under Field Mush! Count Paske-
witsch, and the Turks under the command of
the new Seraskier, with considerable loss on both
sides ; the second is a similar, but less sanguinary,
engagement, on the 16th October, between a de-
tachment of the army under the command of Mus-
tapha Pacha, of Scutari, stationed between Adria-
nople and Sophia, and the corps of General Gies-
mar, who had orders to observe the movements of
the Pacha. The explanations which have since
taken place at Adrianople have put an end to fur-
ther hostilities, and the good understanding between

the troops of the two Powers and their'tomman-
ders is restored. General Giesmar, however, still
remained posted near Sophia at the end of October.
The insurrection of the Lubecks, inhabiting a dis-
trict of Asia Minor, near Gulphessan, which at first
threatened to be serious, as these mountaineers had
got possession of the town without opposition, ap-
pears to be drawing to a close, since Ellez Aga, of
Scalanuova, has received orders from the Porte to
reduce the insurgents to obedience.
Smyrna has sustained a very severe loss by
the death of Hassan Pacha, who, on his re-
turn to that city from the Dardanelles, was car-
ried off by a fit of apoplexy ; the residents -of
all nations unanimously agree in bestowing the
most unqualified praise on the prudence and firmness
with which lie maintained public tranquillity and
security at Smyrna, under the most trying circum-
stances.

One of the most agreeable circumstances of late,
is the formal revocation by the Porte of the measures
adopted two years ago against the Catholic Ar-
menians. °Me's from the Sultan have been de-
spatched to the several places in Asia Minor which
were assigned to those exiled from the capital
as their place of residence, and to announce to them
the permission to return to Constantinople, where
they will again enjoy the free exercise of their
religion.
The Turkish fleet, which has been stationed for
some months in the Bay of Bujuckdere, under the
command of the Capitan Pacha in person, returned
to-day to the capital, and anchored before the arse-
nal. It is believed that the Turkish ships which
escaped the catastrophe at Navatin, and have
• We learn from Bucharest that Ghiurgevo was given
up on the 12th November,

since been detained in the harbour of Alexambia,
will now soon leave that port to return to Constan-
tinople. That squadron consists of an old unser-
viceable ship of 80 guns, six frigates of 44 and .51
guns, seven corvettes of 22 guns, two brigs of 20
guns, and one schooner of 16 guns.