The Sun. — 1828-09-10 (London, England)

VIENNA, AUG. 29.  Metalliques, 94; Bank Shares, 1,075. The Allgemeine Zeitung contains also the statement, given in the Gazette de France, of Admiral Greig haying entered the harbour of Varna.  By the William Park, from Jamaica, Papers to the 24th July have been received at the North and South American Coffee-house. The following arc extracts : By the Dart, we learn that great rejoicings had taken place at Puerto Cabello and Chagres, in consequence of information having been received of Gen. Bolivar being declared Dictator of Panama.  Letters from Havannah of the 2Stb of June, state there are some dreadful acts of piracy again on foot, accounts of which will be received by the papers. Letters from Honduras, from a respectable source, also mention that the trade in the neighbourhood had been annoyed by pirates. The Kingston Chronicle of the 21st July, contains a letter addressed to tbe Mayor of that town, by Captain Courtenay, of his Majesty's ship Magnificent, and dated Port Royal, July 18, in which he informs him of the receipt of a letter from Mr. B. Charlet. Secretary of the Commander-in-Chief, from Nassau, N.P., that many of the piracies which have been reported are groundless, particularly the plundering of the Bordeaux Packet, and murder of the crew of that vessel: and that the vessel had arrived at New York on the 284 of May, for a supply of water, and had then on board 90 passengers. Extract of a letter from Carthagena, dated June 28 General Bolivar entered the capital on the 24th ult., en which occaaiou much enthusiasm was manifested, You  will, no doubt have long since heard of the dissolution of the Congress at Ocana, together w ith the proceedings here, which have placed.the Liberator at the head of the Government, and vested him with full power to act as he deems beet for the welfare of the country. A report is mentioned in these papers, which we know, from the recent appointment of Lord Belmore, as new Governor, that Lord Combermere, had been offered the appointment. The Saint Jego Gazette mentions, that some constables who went in search of two men named Sandys, on the Spanish Town road, had fallen in with a youth of colour of the name of Adolphe, and taking him for one of the parties they were in pursuit of, he refusing any reply from alarm, and running away, one of the constables fired his pistol at him, and fractured one of his arms ; he is stated to be in a dangerous situation.  His Majesty's ship Frolic is appointed to sail with a mail for Great Britain on the sth August.  Full extracts are given of the resignation of Mr. Hus. kisson, to whom a rancorous spirit appears is exhibited. The inhabitants of Montego Bay intended to commemorate this event by a public dinner, and it was expected Kingston would follow the•example. These papers observe, that they lament the ill health of Admiral Fleming does; not allow him to reside at the headquarters in Jamaica, whilst the naval force allowed remains at Nassau, N.P. idle; if employed off Cape Antonio, the piratical rendezvous, it would effectually put a stop to them.  A prosecution had been instituted against Isaac Whitehouse, a Wesleyan missionary, for preaching without a licence, and a true bill found. A Bench warrant was issued for his apprehension ; he hid been held to bail to appear at the next Quarter Sessions.  Notice has been giveß at two o'clock on 'Change, that the interest on India Bonds will be reduced in March to Three per Cent. instead of Four per Cent.  Extracts from the French Papers will be found in another column. A report obtained that the harbour of Varna had been entered by the fleet under Admiral GREIG ; but this can only have taken place in consequence of the' town being taken. Perhaps the capture of the flotilla may have given rise to the report.  New South Wales Papers to the sth April have been received at the North and South American Coffee-house, by the Eliza,