The Sun. — 1832-01-10 (London, England)

CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH, COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 10, 1832.  The Central Board of Health most earnestly exhort Magistrates, Overseers, and all the authorities of parishes in the north of England, to abstain as much as possible from the removal of paupers, whenever their state of health is attended with suspicious circumstances.  They further recommend that the health of all paupers and vagrants who may come into any parish may be most carefully attended to, and if any of them should be afflicted with symptoms of disease, that they may be lodged separately and sup. plied with medical attendance and every thing necessary. In cases of disease, it will be adviseable also that the bedding and clothes should be placed in an oven or stove, heated to 21.2 degrees of Farenheit, or immersed in boiling water, as the most effectual means of disinfection. By order of the Board, (Signed) WILLIAM MACLEAN, Secretary.  There has not been so much real stir in the political circles for several years past as within the last few days. Cabinet couriers of all nations have been crossing and re-crossing the Channel, and flying about in all directions in a very unusual manner. There must be something very important on hand to occasion all this bustle. Several Cabinet couriers went across the Channel on Saturday, and five more followed on Sunday. Indeed so urgent were the despatches of Prince LIEVEN, that on Saturday the Russian messenger crossed the Channel with them in an open boat ; and yesterday another Russian messenger followed. Messengers from the Austrian, Prussian, and French Embassies, also went over yesterday. At Calais, on Sunday, the military were actively employed mounting cannon on the ramparts.  The decisions come to at the Cabinet Council, held at the Foreign-office on Saturday, are supposed to have given this extraordinary stimulus to the march of diplomacy.  German Papers received this morning contain an article under the head of Leghorn, evidently got up by the Holy Alliance for the purpose of throwing some obstacles in the way of France, with respect to the occupation and colonization of Algiers. The Court of Sardinia is said to have applied, or rather remonstrated to the Courts of Europe, but more particularly to that of England, on the subject, intimating that the possession of Algiers by France will not only destroy the trade of Italy, but eventually give France the ascendancy in the Mediterranean. But the most absurd part of this very absurd affair is, that Sardinia should wish for the restoration of Algiers to its old regime of piracy, subsidy, ransoms, and the protectorate of the Porte !—the same Sardinia, whose vessels were only tolerated in her own seas, by paying a yearly tribute to the Prince of robbery, murder, and Christian slavery. We must presume in charity that the article is a hoax:—  VIENNA, Dec. 29.—Last week a Turkish Colonel, named Achmed Nadir Bey, arrived here from Constantinople, to learn the exercise of the Austrian troops of the line, which is a new proof of the perseverance of the Sultan in his plans of Reform.  Accounts 'from Scutari, received by way of Trieste, say that Mustapha Pachalwho had already embarked with his family, his treasures, and a numerous suite, on his voyage to Constantinople, has been landed again, quite alone, to be conveyed without ceremony to that capital, and this proceeding had excited doubts respecting his freedom.