The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-28 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 25.—His Excellency Count de
Cellee, his Majesty's Ambassador to the Court of
Rome, arrived here yesterday.
Count Capo D'lstria, General Count I'Voronzow,
and his Grace the Duke of Portland and suite, all
arrived here yesterday from London.
M. Heishaellen, editor of a periodical publication
in the Dutch language, called catholic Miscellanies,
bas been put under arrest. It seems, that it is on
account of art article relative to the affair of M.
Beulens. The Postryder has also been prosecuted,
and one of its numbers confiscated. -

FRANKFORT, SRPT. 20.—Extract of a letter from
Smyrna, dated Aug. 20:—
« For some time past we have lived under great
anxiety with respect to the political events that
awaited us. The treaty signed at London does not
presage any good to us; yet it is not thought that
the Allied Powers will proceed to hostilities.
" The Turks speak of all these preparations as
composedly as we do, and those who know them,
and the state of affairs in this country, think that
the execution of this treaty will encounter many
difficulties.

It is positively affirmed to-day, that Ibrahim Pacha
has landed at Hydra. An English Captain, who
arrived here the day before yesterday, says lie met
his fleet betvieen Cerigo and Cape Angelo, and went
on board.

Admiral de Rigny and Admiral Co.drington have
sailed from this port quite suddenly. It is asserted
that they are gone to Hydra. With all this we en-
joy the greatest tranquillity-.
VIENNA, SEPT. 12.—The following is an extract
of the news we have received from Georgia :
The heads of the column of troops detached from
the army of the south to reinforce the army of the
Caucasus, were beginning to arrive at Tiflis. Two
pulks of Cossacks of the Black Sea had already
passed through that city. All these troops make
but a very short stay, in order to reach their desti-
nation as soon as possible. It was affirmed that the
army of General Paskewitch had abandoned a great
tract of country on this side of the Araxes, on ac-
count of the numerous sick in its train. This army
has taken up a position on the' eastern frontier,
where it waits for the reinforcements that are on
their march.

(From the Oriental Spectator.)

SMX,ENS, AUG. 18.—Admiral de Rigny is ap-
pointed Commander-in-Chief of the whole French
force in the Mediterranean; his squadron, to be
equal to those of England and Russia, is going to be
increased by five ships of the line ; three from Brest
—the Conguesant, of 80 guns, the Breslow, and the
Amphitrite, of 71; and two from Toulon—the Pro-
vence and the Scipion ; the latter has arrived at
Milo, and it is said two English ships of the line
have likewise arrived there. We have no news of
the Russian fleet from Plymouth.
BRUSSELS, SEPT. 25.—Her Majesty the Queen,
who is rapidly recovering, will not however accom-
pany the King to the Hague, to which place his
Majesty will go at the beginning of next month.
BERLIN, SEPT. 17.—The cession made by Prussia
to France of the villages of Merlin and Bellingen
took place according to a convention, by which
France gives up the district of Leyen between the
Saar and the Blies. Leyen is situated about a league
from Coblentz : its population is about 400 souls.

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