The Sun.
London, England, 1829-05-02 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH
Since the landing of the Russians at Sizeboli, the.' n?"
habitants of the capital have been in great fear, 04 !II!
most alarming reports are circulated. The Sultan na.
therefore thought fit to have orders issued for prohibiting
all assemblages in the coffee-houses after sun-set, and t"
t
make every body answerable for the language he may hod.
In fact, several persons have been arrested who took ell
them to blame the ordinances of the Government, and ti 2;
complain of the dearness of provisions. The price so 47,
the bad quality of the bread are beyond all conception, an
it is only to be hoped that the fine season will facilitate'
the renewal of supplies by land, and in some measure re'
medy the distress that prevails. The reprisals which the
Porte exercised some weeks ago on account of the blockade
of the Dardanelles, by forbidding all ships coming frog'
Russian puts to enter the harbour of Omstantinoply!
have proved very injurious to itself, as by this measure
t,'
chndestine importation of provisions was prevented.
is affirmed that the flour and pulse now remaining in the
magazines will not suffice for more than four weeks, n°
if no measures are tsken before expiration of that time f,r
the supply of the capital, the public tranquillity will be 'I.
great danger. Many European merchants have therefore
thought it advisable to retire for a time to Smyrna; •
We have no news from the theatre of wai, but gr.fa
apprehensions are felt for Ghiurgevo, which is
to be closely invested : the fate of that fortress tis ill Pre'
bably decide that of rtudschuk. Large reinforcement.;
indeed, are said to have been ordered to this last place; bi!,,
but if the Russians should succeed in investing it suonP,7":
would be compelled to yield from want of provisiorie, t
severity of the winter having rendered it impotailole
supply the fortresses.
BUCHAREST, •PILIL S.-
The grand head-quarters of General, Count Diebitic?'
were removed from Jassay tolssaktchi, on the 90th Marrlk
VIENNA, APRIL 18.—Metalliques, ; Bank Shares,.
1,105.

ERA NkFORT, APRIL te•
We have received some numbers of the Courier Jet
Sthyrar to the I.sth March. The services of Colon,'
Fabvier were not yet accepted. Ile still resided at Egiii4
and seemed to wait for the arrival of M. Achille Roue°'
Consul •General of France, who had arrived at Nivarin
the Dido frigate, and was supposed to have brought a suit,
of money for Greece.
Admiral lleyden has sent the frigate Constantine to
Mal,a, 8.74 is supposed, to make some communicatiat!"
Admiral Malco!m, respecting the seizure of two
,EgYPt' •
ships.
varis.
Colonel Ileideeger was preparing to return to Pa
The island of Syra will soon 1m delivered from the
vernment of M. Metaxa. P.I. N. Kalergi is ..exPeet"
there, who has also been named Commissioner Extrot-
dietary of the Cyclades. It is reported that there are i"
the port of Napoli de Malvaisia, two vessels manned 11)(
Spezziot4 and llydriots, which are prepaying to put to sea'-'
with the intention of carrying on piracy.

The absence of the Prince DR PO LIG.N-AC'
the French Ambassador, from the levee and the drawitig"
room, was occasioned by severe indisposition—so
ever'
that his Excellency's life wasin imminent danger the nigtt
befrre last. We are glad, however, to be able to state (bar
the disorder has taken a favourable turn, though the `cog
pleteestablishment of his health is nut likely to be sP7"Y:
The interest felt for the Prince is, we believe,
sincere and
general. Exclusive of the amicable relations subsisthig
between the two countries, with which the Ambassador ?I
necessarily mingled, he is a person greatly beloved in Pt 1-
vate life. lie has been attended by Drs. MATost,
TIN, and BELINAYE. Dr. DEILTIN has acted ten ye,r4
as physician to the Embassy with merited confidence.--;
The first secretary to the embassy, M. ROTH, represente"
the French Ambassador at the diplomatic dinner given bY
the Earl of AREILDEEN in honour of his MAJESTY'S birth-
day.
The manufacturers of this town reduce('
wages, on Saturday last, 3d. per piece. The pieces for
which ls. 9,1. were paid are reduced to Is. 61., awl
other sorts of common calicoes are reduced in propor-
tion. The prices now paid are as low as they were
1826. —Blackburn Mail.

BIRTHS.
On the width tilt. at the Admiralty House, Coved
Cork, Mrs. Augustus Broadhead, of a eon. A
On the 21st ult., at Tinwell Rectory, near .S'a*l°r"
the lady of the Rev. Charles Arnold, of a son.
On the 30th ult. in Sloanc-strett, at the 11004 °-
mother, the lady of C. C. Young, Esq., of a datightet;•
ter
On the 30th ult , at Worcester, the lady of '4141_„,,,
Wakeman, Esq., of Yu; shall Hall, in that county, of 1"'".
and heir.
On the 29th ult., the Ir.dy of Sir Edward Kuatchhtil'
Bart., of a son.
At Exminster, the lady of Me. Edward William Solidi'
of twins.

MARRIED.
On the 29th tilt. at Christ Church, Surrey, by the Rev'
J. H. Mapleton, rector, T. D. Harrison, surgeon.
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Thomas Thompson, FA"
Esq., wine-merchant, Whetstone.
On the 29th ult , at Islingtim Church, Edward Dowo:.
Esq., to Charlotte, daughter of Mr. Cheeper, formerly
Great Yarmouth.
At West Ham, Mr. Ashton, of Grove-road, 'Mile-end,
to Mary Ann. daughter of the late William Palmer, E6(1"
of Stratford, Essex.
Keene, to
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Elizabeth,, th
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ht.;
tldoNtewin
daughter
CrohufArichr.,
Johnlkrf. Wfailririaator,
Spitalfields.
On the 28th ult., at Allhallows, Barking, by the
,°
Rev;
Dr. White, Johanna, second daughter of Mr. Edwa
Joyce, Water-lane, Tower-street, to Mr. Joseph Carring7
ton, builder, Seething-lane.
On the 29th ult., Crowley Millington, Esq., to 106'1

DIED.
On the Ist inst., aged 49, Anne Maria, wife of Dir`
James Templer, of Brixton-rise, Surrey, and Totver-streetr
London, solicitor. . .
On the 30th ult., at his house at Brompton, Mr.
Hilton, after a severe illness.
On the 30th ult., at his house at Brixton,
Fears, Esq., in the 83d year of his age.
On the 29th ult., at Tandridge-court, near &Astons.
Surrey, Robert Willa, Esq., after two days' illness. .

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