The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-24 00:00:00

kether for the protection and the establishment of their
liberty.. Two of the Mastic villages in the eolith of the
island, which are entirely inhabited by Greeks, have joined
their countrymen.

His VIENNA, DEC. I.
47.7PC1 here yesterdai
Royal Highness the reigning Duke of Brunswick
evening with a small suite; he will
P°l
writl):blY make only a short stay. As the communication
to
r__ constantinople ins now restored, we may expect
'l7e autbent: information relative to the events in
that city, le

HAGUE, DEC. 19.
chaTb: debates on the Budget for 1828, in the second
woer of the States' General, ire not yet concluded.

The
f°llotvino. are extracts from the Frankfort
Papers of the 17th instant

CORFU, NOV. 20.
t'4e Sultan has given orders that no provisions shall be
ir„ted from Albania to the lonian Islands. At the same
th - ' Military contribution of 150,000 piastres has been
..a
,-1--P°„..._'6? "Pon Janina, and distributed in the following
net :—llie Christians are to pay 50,000, the Turks
, and the Jews
6°,00
40,000 piastres.
SWITZERLAND, DEC. 11..
thet Swis' Commissioners appointed to negociate with
count;ieces,
of juge,:lell AMbatsador a convention relative to the affairs
ministration, and Police,
ii4ttimini . between the two
at Berne on the 24th of November. Their
Zionferences are now. terminated, and the proposed Treaty
6 e"uuunicated to the Cantons. , several innovations which were attempted in the Swiss
ij"euti'vs(l of the
~,,_ pope have caused some fermentation in thatnd
hes- ' This Guard, which wears the same uniform a
bond the ..
—4le arms as those used by its ancestors three
ivlie"d II *t
il i }-"t4 ago, considers itself as a kind of sacred relic
mpious to touch.

The r
Rio di°`:°lving is an extract of a letter from
Janeiro, which exhibits the Imperial
Lzlan Marine in a despicable predicament, as
we are told the Buenos Ayres privateer had only
eightguns :--

tPer RIO DE OCT 27 the last six days not a Brazilian
vesseJANEIRO,I has. left. tII e
t:t Ivithout being captured or hoarded by a small Buenos
tr'al* privateer,. which cruizes about a mile from the en.:
darnee of the harbour. The Minister of Marine yesterdayor
at,.71, a brig of 22 guns, to chase her, when the privateerthree
iilla`'eted her with great fury, and,- after an action of
.es
_n
the roadsl. of an hour, the brig fell under
4' di/Roasted. The • tee resumtxl her sta
priva r has n.
tha batterit
.0i

be
Gibraltar Chronicles of the 3a inst. have
en
ing
received, but their contents are uninterest-
ti;. i 8 ATajesty's ship Rattlesnake had ar-
vid- 14 11 days from Portsmouth for Malta,
proceeded without mtchoring.

We
Alex-
andria' received this morning letters from Alex-
a'
from. which the following are extracts :
" ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 27.
otk:t.fi Pacha his been at Alexandria since the 2•i in-
t'cal
tint's not ex
pected to make a long stay, unless
dente require his presence.
Salt b" are concerned to say that out worthy friend Mr.
Plaint 4, lately been so reduced by an old internal com-
ohlikeld'oere,a;ed y much mental anxiety, that he has been
VelleiLt° go on the Nile for change of air, but with very
fri, -,,°Pes of recovery. His loss would be much felt by
ti~by the Pacha, and by the public service, par-
ty't at the present moment. •
detd,,,• Montefiore is returned from Jerusalem, but is un-
gak, Whether to go with the Leonides to Italy, or en-
",‘other conveyance for Smyrna or Constantinople.
for Nov.kl s.—The departure of a French convoy is fixed
til.ll-41orruw. You will have heard by other channels
N.'lolost total destructierr of the Turco-Egyption fleet at
sta*o, occasioned, as it appears, partly by a misuode!-
eliv. From the character displayed by the Grand
of thior, we apprehend that we are only at the beginning
ait:e.sttuggle. So much for the execution of a Treaty
Nlag to be dictated by a spirit of humanity and' de-
11141141",i.ouppress piracy. The Levant seas were never so 4
eilfested by piracies as since the appearance of the
Perrec„tlt in this quarter. In Egypt the Europeans are
tikltranquil, confiding in the wisdom and firmness) of
eat k
4: We are much concerned to have to communicate the
tot: of our very valuable friend, Mr. Salt, on the Seth
which you will already have anticipated. We trust
skLtornent will be equally fortunate in the selection of a
for."l.tra,ct of another letter of the same date
of ii4e are naturally anxious to hear what effect the affair
thttila`tia has produced on the Grand Seignior. I fear
the are only seconding the policy of Russia, for in
"othl,llt of i declaration of war, she alone can settle the
' ,
Marching upon Constantinople. A few weeks
tirrie -‘°le us to see our way more clearly. In the mean-
gyi;t:`,:'t have no apprehensions for the tranquillity of

Xt, • t'l
thp et Of a letter from Marseilles, dated
r rVe4l4%, to announce to you the arrival here of the
frog; Alt.' vilirnir, and the Jeune, Ernest, which sailed
month th;tbibltit the 7th November. On the 2.1 of that
nett at ' ,tehti received information of the destruction of
"ne4tie, "41111.. and immediately adopted energetic
t7tnettssl4.: Ittetltrring the Europeans here from all insult.
mercantile establishments, at the ea me
flgYP' t •tham"lll.o e•should always find protection in
enT'neelPa azdnatt he would scrupulously fulfil Ins
411
I-I)Whater ver might be the course of events.

FUNDS (ruIS DAY).

The .
rePortof d h s having been received
mon • espate e.
CITY, TWRZVB 0' Czocr.
this
used
has c'aing fr"' our Ambassador at Constantinople
intoa general indisposition in the speculators
to enter an
nature of the intelligence
8 eci.:47oett:is.the extensive operations till
81, C. 1.. kmg- heavy,and have since declined to
in consequence, opened at
5,7 v, tndta. Bonds are 87
POI. 9 ; Exchequer Bills,
''')rei 'll, attention of tile' persons connected with the
git Funds has b.this morning wore than
1411 ally directed to Meitican Bends, in consequence
°f the arrival of a vessel from Vera Crux, which
~,ed from that port on the 15th ult., and arrived at
;e:vre-Yplorrtkerion o the let inst., the accounts by which
tion as to the be far from an encouraging descrip-
dollars for the
prospect of the long expected receipt of
the news PaYment of dividends; by this means
by the British packet is superseded, the
October, a
TY rian having sailed from Vera Crux on the 19th
but has n ind Tampico on the 26th for Falmouth,
(4 Yet arrived. The 6 per Cent. Bonds
Ire been done as low as 45, and are Low 451 6 ;
":4!)doubts Ayres securities are lower, being 49 50, and
ts begin t,
be felt of their ability to continue
li,tilnlng. the interest on their public debt i the other
delernaiit with littlealteration.
_ .
mine::emand for Shares is very trifling ; Brazilian
per share.
21 re 72 4, pm.; Colombian have risen to 20
Three per , '
844 , /,•_-,, Lent. Consols, shut; ditto for
.the Account,
_
pg ' nuis Bonds, 87 9 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 575° pm..
cliii"4".--Brazilian, 6N. 1; Buenos Ayres; 49 50, 1.
591
.6012
G4elit4,' 24
6; Colombian, 2'71 8 ; Danish,
per
v 441118 ; Mexican, 5 per Cent., 851 61 ; Ditto, 6
Russi,m,t, 46t 7/ ; Peruvian, 2?-., 6 ; Portuguese, 7112 ;
11114:1 i; Spanish, loi 11 i.
pm. ; 11,4—Anglo Mexican, 60 57/ die. ; Brazilian, 72 4
Real dei I.,;'l'Z, 2i li dis. ; Colombian, 20 1 per share ;
United keto, 20 31 pm.;
.18i 17i dig. Tlalpuxahua, 100 90;
"'lib,

TWo O'CLOCK.
The report of .
umavourable news from Constant
nople caused C,O.
--"I'lla to recede to 83t, they are now
831 4. Among ather
Canning has. left the Turkish
statements one is that Mr.
capital.
T:PIREE O'CLQGK
Consols for Avcom.t, Bsi N.