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London, England, 1821-06-25 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. JUNE 20.
It is asserted positively that the Duke de Grain-
. moist will set out in the beginning of :wit mouth
for London, to insist, in the name of the King of
Fiance, at the Coronation of the King of England.
Lieutenant-General Barou de Vincent, the AIM'
biro Ambassador, dined at the Castle of the Tui-
leries on Monday, in the apartments of the Duke
of A tigooleme, where a table was laid of 45 covers.
Yesterday the Marquis of Marialva, the Portu-
guese Ambassador, presented a letter from hie
Sovereign to the King, notifying the birth of a
Prince, the son of his Royal Highness the Prince
Royal of Portugal.

The Minister of the Grand Duchy of Hesse pre-
sented to the King • letter front the Grand Duke,
notifying the birth of • Princess, his grand-
dais g tiler.
M. de Uouffroi, the Prossian Charge des Af-
rairev, in the absence of the Count de Goltz, was
presented in that quality to his Majeoy.

His Majesty gave a private audience to the Count
de Lagarde, his Minister to Spain.

The lett of the King was celebrated at Naples
on the 31st of May with great pomp. At night the
King rind all the Royal Family repaired to the
Theatre of Sau Cacho, where they were received
with the most lively acclamation..

PARIS, JUNE 21.
General Edmond Perigord, the Duke of Dino,
the Duke of Cnigiiy, Conut Hour, and Viscouut
Ilnaumbo, are appointed to accompany the Duke
of Grammorit. Ambassador Extraordinary to the
Court of London, on the occasion of the Coronation
of his Majesty George IV.

Five per Cent. Consols 86 fr. 65 c.-13iiiik Ac-
tions 1.5871 fr.

ST. PIETERSBURGM. MAT 26.
After a long absence the Emperor is expected
to arrive to-morrow or the day following at Gats-
china and Zarskujeselo. and on the 29th in this
capital.

All the regiments of the guard have already set
001 ; the artillery or the gourd depart this day.
It is said there troops will forma grand encamp-
ment near Wilepok fur the purpose of exercise.
°DMA, MAY 18.
_

For three weeks past no vessel, have arrived in
our harbour from Constantinople ; we were uncer-
tain what might have happened, end even anxious
with regard to the navigation. At length, the day
before yesterday, eight vessels arrived which left
Constantinople on the 14th, and had not expe-
rienced the least difficulty in the passage of the
canal. From their statements the people of that
capital continued, notwithstanding. all the efforts of
the Government, to indulge is the moat revolting
excesses against the Greeks Government has exe-
cuted all those who had niformation of the Greek
insurrection. or who countenanced it. The Turks
have totally destroyed seventeen Greek churches at
Constantinople.
♦IENNA, JUNE 9.
_

The Greeks resident at Vienna constantly assert
that Ali Pacha of Jawna has been a•bassinaird ;
but this statement. although generally ciieulatrd
for some weskit past, appears to be without foun-
dation.

Letters from Constantinople, dated May IS, aver
that the new Greek Patriarch did riot die • natural
death, hut was strangled in his apartments by order
of the Grand Signior.
The Greeks preterid to have slain 1.500 Turks
in the affair of ailacz, and that they lust only
300 men themselves ; that is the purport of a
bulletin, signed by Prince Cantacuzeno, and
addressed to the Governor of Odessa, Count
Larigeron. The Greeks alto assert that se-
veral districts of Bulgaria hove revolted, and
threaten to cut off the ;provisions and supplies of
the Turkish corps which 'have passed the. Danube.
The districts and towns of Teruo's, Pliilippopoli,
and Rasgrad, are mentioned. The fugitive Bishop
of Terriciva had put himself at the head of the in-
surrection there, and had collected a force, it is
said, of 12,000 men. He had puhl:shed is procla-
mation, in which, after having exposed the perse-
cution of die Greeks, lie declares to them that
death by the baud, of Bre executioner awaits the
Bishops and all Greeks of distinction, whether
they take part in the insurrection, or conduct
themselves as peaceable subject.. lle calls upon
all Christians to light for their faith aid their
lists, setting before them the example of the
Patriarch of Colistaritiaople, arid of the Greeks
who have fallen victims there to the fury of the
Musiihnen. On the 15th of May he advanced,
accompanied by a number of Greeks, and having
the cross tome before Inne, from Philippopoli to
Ternova.