The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-17 00:00:00

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LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1827•

In another column will be found extracts from
the Paris Papers of Saturday, and the Gazette
de France dated Sunday morning, which reached
us last night. They contain, however, nothing
of much importance. That to which most is to
be attached is the allusion made by the Gazelle
de France of the increasing extent of the Fleets
of all the nations of Europe in the Mediter-
ranean. Ships of the line and frigates arc, it is
Said, to proceed into that Sea from Brest and
Rochefort ; the Netherland squadron is to be
augmented ; a Russian and Swedish squadron is
expected, while the English squadron is strength-
ened every week. We may expect therefore that
a scene of naval activity will be displayed in the
Mediterranean which has not been witnessed for
many years ; and it will be contrary to the ex-
perience of all ages if the conflicting interests of
the different nations, while represented liy their
Fleets in the same Sea, do not ultimately clash,
and lead to consequences which are not perhaps
now contemplated.
• The Quotidicnne has a curious dissertation
on the present attitude of the Cabinets of Europe,
. and especially of that of Russia, which will also
be fouud, aruboug4 ,our extracts.

The Theatre of the Ambigu Comique, in
Paris, was destroyed by fire on Friday evening.
The disaster was occasioned by making sonic
experiments, after the performance was over, of
fireworks to be introduced in a new piece to be
brought out last night.. Some lives were unfor-
tunately lost in attempting to extinguish the fire.
fitExor Fusns.—Renter, rive per Cfnts. 102 f. 90c.
6.3 c. ; Three per Oant3. 7,9 f. SOc. 75c.•
FORTICK FUND3.—Rentes Nap. Cert. Fal. 78f. 65c.
50e. ; Royal Spanish Loan, 60i 611; Interminable Span.
Annuities, 43 ; Haytian Loan, 61.5 f.

Hamburgh Papers to the 14th inst. reached
us last night, from which we make the following
extracts. The Porte has at length yielded the
free navigation of the Black Sea to Swedish and
Norwegian vessels, and a convention for that
object has been signed. The Russian fleet from
Cronstadt had not arrived at Copenhagen on the
7th inst., having, as it is supposed, had contrary
winds to contend against :••••
STOCKHOLM, JULY 3.—What was not to be obtained
from the Porte, either by reminding it of promises given,
or the recollection of services rendered it, has been obtained
from it by Sweden, in consequence of the situation in
which it is placed with respect to the great Powers of
Europe. More than four years ago, the Divan, by a
formal Convention concluded with his Majesty's Ambas-
sador, Count' Patin, had granted to the Swedish and
Norwegian ships the free navigation of the Black Sea ;
but some Swedish ships attempting to make use of it, met
With endless chicanery, and considerable loss. The re-
monstrances of our Court were in vain, till the King,
weary of this duplicity, ordered his Ambassador, Count
Lowenhjeltu, to quit Constantinople. This measure, com-
bined with the present political crisis, has had the desired
effect. The Porte, it is said, unsolicited, and of its own
accord, has-conceded what had hitherto met with refusals
and evasions.
M. Von Shre, the Secretary of Legation, arrived here
yesterday, with a Convention, giving the free navigation of
the Black Sea to the two Scandinavian nations, in as ex-
tensive a manner as the most favoured nations.
Her Majesty the Queen will set out on the 24th for Hel-
singborgh and Ramlosa.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Upland was baptised
on. the 30th ult., with the usual solemnities.
COMMAGIN, JULY 7.—The Russian frigate that was
in the roads sailed on Saturday to the North Sea, and a
Russian transport on the following day. The Russian fleet
from Cronstadt has not yet arrived, probably in consequence
of the contrary winds.
131MLIN, JOLT W.—Accounts from West Prussia state
that immense damage is done in the corn fields by swarms
of locusts. They are said to have also made their appear-
ance in the New March.
count de la Ferronays, the French Ambassador at St.
Petersburgli, passed through Breslaw on the sth, on his
way to Dresden.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HASIBURGH, JULY 13.-36 f. 7e. ; two months, S6f. ie.
LElrstc, JULY 9.—Three months, 6f. I*.
BERLIN, JULY 10.,—Three months, 6f. 261 e.
CnitisTIANIA, Jur.r 4.—Three months, 6f. 15c.

Intelligence reached town yesterday from
Odessa to the 22d ult., by which we learn that
a part of the Russian Fleet in the Black Sea had
been ordered to be fitted out with all possible ex-
pedition, for the purpose, as it was said, of unit-
ing with the Russian Squadron from the Baltic,
when it reaches the Archipelago. That the
equipment of the Russian Fleet at Sebastopol
has been ordered, there is no doubt ; but that it
will be able to unite with the squadron in the
Archipelago is out of the question, as long
as Turkey exists as a Power. It would be
folly to suppose that the Porte, possessing the