The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-15 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

ODESSA, MAT 22.—Several Captains of ships affirm
that the Russian brig of war Orpheus has brought to
Sizeboli the news that the Turkish fleet of 20 sail had en-
tered the Black Sea, on which Admiral Greigh sailed for
Szeboli. We have not yet heard any thing further of
those fleets.—Austrian Observer, June 2.
The Austrian Observer contains a rather mare de-
tailed bulletin of the investment of Silistria on the I ith of
May.

The Austrian Observer of June 3 contains the Rus-
sian bul!etin of the 224 of May, which relates the failure
of the attack made by the Grand 'Vizier on i'aravida, in
the same terms as the report already received.
FRO3I THE FRONTIERS Or SERvu.-111ercantile letters
from Constantinople say that the French General, Hullot,
who lately arrived there with the intention of entering the
Turkish service, has been appointed by the Sultan (thief
of the General Staff. The Turks consider this acquisition
as highly valuable, as the General is represented to them
as a very distinguished Officer, and has promised. by his
connections in France, to engage many other Officers to
set ve the Porte. The Sultan has had the new regular
troops exercised in the General's presence, who expressed
much surprise at their appearance and discipline. In ge-
ral 411 accounts agree in stating that the Turkish infantty
has much improved during the winter.

It was reported at Constantinople that M. Julius Von
Bolle, Second Chief of the Turkish General Staff, was to
be sent to Erz:Toum, to direct the regular troops there.
The Porte has given a commission to the-Paeha of

Smyena to purchase several steam-boats, through the
agency of several English houses in that city. The Pacha
of Belgrade has received notice that the new Pacha of
Romelia is organising the general levy with great activity,
and that thousands of these new raised troops daily arrive
in the vicinity of Adrianople, most of whom were sent
towards the Balkan and Sizeholi.

The Sultan is said to have given positive orders to free
the European coast of the Black Sea from the enemy,
whatever sacrifice it may cost. The 10,000 Albanians,
who lately arrived at Adrianople from nessely, were also
ordered to go towards Sizeholi.

Vur NNA: JUNE 2.—Metalliques, 98 11-16.—Bank
Shares, I,ll2.—Allgemeine Zeit:nig, June 7.
BERLIN, JUNE 6.—The Prussian State Gazelle of
to-day published in the evening, does not mention the ar-
rival of the Empress of Russia ; nor does it contain any
further news from the theatre of war.
FRONTIERS or WALLACHIA, 211AY 7.—The Turks have
made an unsuccessful attempt to penetrate near Kalefat
into Little Wallachia. They were repulsed by the Cos-
sacks and Pandours.

WIEBIA R, JUNE 6.—Prince William of Prussia arrived
here this morning from Warsaw and Berlin. It is
thought that Loth the Emperor and Empress of Russia
pill he at Berlin, at the celebration of the marriage.—
lirrtsvls Papers, June 13.

Sir BURTENSIIAW SUGDEN, the new Soli-
citor-General, is expected to be re-elected for Weymouth
without any opposition.
The North Star, KING, sailed from Liver-
poi to Philadelphia, was spoken with the 29th of March
in lat. 35. long. 62. with loss of boats, sails, rigging, &c.,
and has not since been heard of.

To give an impetus to Drury-lane Theatre
next season, it is said to be the intention of the Select
Committee to erect the lung-promised Colonnade along
the north and west sides of that fine building. It is to
be supported by stupendous fluted columns of cast iron,
manufactured by CILAWSHAY and C.,. at their extensive
works, at Tredegar, in Wales. This highly ornamental
addition is the gratuitous act cf the proprietors, for the
immediate advantage of the Lessee of the Theatre, in re-
turn for the liberal manner by which his management has
been distinguished, although it will, at the same time, add
verp materially to the value of the property. Mr. BEAZ.
LEY, of Soho-square, the architect to the Theatre, has
the merit of suggesting this improvement.

AWFUL CALAMITY TO MR. TERRY, THE
PERFOIOIER.—On Friday morning last Mr. DANIEL
TERRA', the actor (who, about a season or two ago, was
obliged to relinquish his engagement at the Theatre Royal,
Drury-lane, in consequence of seriously declining health
and impaired memory) bad the misfortune to be suddenly
struck with a total paralysis of his frame, and nearly com-
plete extinction of reason. The medical gentleman usually
attendant on Mr. TERRY, together with three others of
eminence, were immediately called in by his :thymst dis-
tracted wife, bat they all gave it as their opinio►► that the
awful visitation of Providence was beyond their skill either

to cure or even ameliorate. Mr. TEitav, however, was
bled immediately, and put to bed. It appears that the
attack under which the unfortunate gentleman labours pre-
cisely resembles that sustained by the late Earl of LIVER-
POOL. Like his Lordship, Mr. TERRY may linger some
time; but another attack, in the opinion of the doctors,
will terminate fatally. Mr. TERRY is totally insensible to
whit is passing around ; his articulation is reduced to a
confused mutter; he cannot recognise any body ; and pos_
s•sses only the mere animal instinct of taking whatever•
food which his medical advisers have ordered him. This
most melancholy event has plunged his family and friends
in the deepest affliction. A great number of his theatrical
brethren, who sincerely deplore the state of their once-in-
telligent companion, have called to console his family under
such an awful affliction. Erroneous reports some time
ago were propagated respecting Mr. TERRY having been
left a large fortune by a relative who died in France; but
the facts of the case were, that the legacy in question, be-
tween 4001. and 500/. a year, was left to the children of
Mr. and Mrs. TERRY, the interest to go on accumulating
till they arrived at maturity.

HORRIBLE CRUELTY.-0:1 Monday even-
ing, in consequence of the repeated cruelties of a woman
of the name of ROBERTS, residing in Cannon-street, in the
Leylands, to a little girl, seven years of age, to which she
is stepmother, a mob collected round the door of the house,
and evinced their disapprobation of her conduct in the
most outrageous manner. It appears that the inhuman
woman is in the habit of confining the poor child for a
considerable time, and latterly extended the period of im-
prisonment to a fortnight; and on one occasion she actually
made the girl eat its own excrement ! On the rising of
the inipubice, the father of the child was not present, but
on teaching home he inflic!ed corporal punishment on his
delinquent wife.—Leeds Paper.
A REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE.—The son

of a gentleman of this county, who sailed in the Earl of
Balcarras, Indianian, in the beginning of the year 1828,
as a Cadet in the Hon. East India Company's Bengal. Ar-
tillery, when off the Canary Islands, inclosed a letter to his
father in a bottle, which he threw into the sea on the 10th
March ; this bottle was drifted quite across the Atlantic,
and was picked up on the 11th March, 1829, on the shore
of Watling's Island, one of the Bahamas, lat. 24, N., long.
74, 23, W., and the letter was transmitted from thence
by mail, to the gentleman to whom it was addressed.—
Dorset Chronicle.