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London, England, 1822-08-10 00:00:00

FORZIGN INITLLIGENCE.

FLANDERS AND DUTCH MAILS.

UR;tI6I.S. AUGUST t.
his hays] highness the Prince of Sweden arrived
nn the 30th July at the Lots, one visit to their Ma-
jesties, by *Lan he was received in the kindest
mosiner ; lie remained there till the ed. whrn he
took the road of Soestdyk, to go to Amsterdam.
Ilia Royal highness is expected this week at Brus-
sels. where lie will meet hie mother, the Countess
of Gotblend.

On the 2d inst. the flood-Rates of the new basin
ut Ostend were carried away by a very high sea.

VIENNA, JULY 23.

The Anlie Council of War had addresoed to
Cwt. Ant. Armin, commanding the Austrian na-
val diti,ion in the Levant, a dispatch, of which the
following the suintance _

" By reports received from Corfu and Trieste, we have
received the disagreeable news that the Greeks hail dared to
declare all the ports of the Ottoman Empire, whirls are tint
in their power, in a state of blockade, and in consequence
of this declaration, they have carried into lilissoluisghi some
Amarillo merchantmen, with their Captains and crews.—
ON account of these sets of vio'ence exercised by a
Government which is not recognized by any Power, oar Mi-
nistry has obtained the assternace that all the English and
French commander' of naval divisions, 'lithium) in the Le-
vant Sess, shall be ordered to protect by force all com-
mercial vessels, without any distinction of t►e flags, which
may he exposed to such a danger, and its intention
is, that the Austrian squadron under your command,
shall coucu► in the execution of this measure. Communi-
eating to yon this important information, the Milk Council
of War enjoins vats to correspond •lib the English and
French Conimanthrik as well to deliver the MIA Austrian
vessels, (serried into and detained at Misselmediti or else-
where, as to protect all other is which i* the course of
their voyage may he threatened with similar danger.
" The Council of War iu confiding to you this important
commission is ronvinced that by the aid of the concert shove
meotioned, sod of the information you may obtain from the
Consuls General. the Insurgents will be obliged to abandon
the arbitrary and illegal measures which they have adopted,
and our Commerce will enjoy the protection to which it is
entitled."

The. President of the Aube Committee of Corn•
melee has conimmitcated this measure to the Com-
mittee of Merebauts at Trieste, in order that it may
obtain the necessary publicity.
Accounts from the frontiers of Moldavia of the
14th say—" The evacuation of the Principalities is
hithe►to confioed to tie Jatissa►ieti. Letters re-
ceived from Jassy by the two Imt pests state that
the Paths has received a Firmou, ordering the re•
treat of the Janissaries, but nothirg is at present
said of the departure of the other Turkish troops.
FRANKFORT. JOLT 28.

The news of the success at' the Greek* Its. netted
general istisfaction in Germany. SlOortriptions
continue to he opened in several large fewer, and
young men, both military and students, easeresively
depart fur the Pelnponnesos, to combat under the
standards of independence.
At Geneva a sobvription has been opened et
Messrs. Ileuisch and Co.'s, for the relief of the Melt.
Switzerland sill doubtless, the more readily concur
in this 111,111110 re ; it will thereby at once ful6l the
defies of humanity and pay a tribute of grititade.
The English here at all times been eager to relieve
Swifterlead in its calamities, and the inslipnt Swiss
who are in London daily experience the elect* of
English beseheroce.--(Brusseht Papers, Aug. 6.)
VIENNA, JULY 26.
Mutallispies, 77 7 10. Beek Shares, 700
114YONNY. JULY 31.

At the present moment, when reports are circu-
lated await, between France and Spain, it will not
be unintererting to give a view of the military pre-
paratfons which may have given occasion to time
guntobors.

We have not positive data of the effective force
of the French Cordon from Toulouse to Perpignan,
but it appears from the information we can col-
lect, that It may be estimated ■t 20,000 men
of which 3,000 are cavalry, and three brigades of
eight pieces of cannon each, which are not even
all orgnirised. As for the troops posted on the Irmm
hers. from Toulouse to Bayonne, we may take
them tit 10 or 12,000, and affirm. that on this side
the number is hardly sufficient for the sanitary cor-
don, supposing that to be the real object, there
betyg points where 300 Spaniards might tasily enter.
The Journals have exaggerated the military pre-
parations which they state to be making at Bayonne.
At present we are no indication of rthe increase of
the garrison, winch is 1,000 foot, 300 artillery on
foot, 100 on horseback, and GO of the train. These
460 men of the corps of artillery have been only a
moist h, and brought no cantons, but within tilts
week 24 field-piecea have award, and a large quan-
tity of military stores. flo►ers are expected, to or-
poise, it is said, two field brigades. 'l•he work-
men in the arsenal are extremely busy in preparing
cartridges, &c. which seems to indicate sortie
expedition more rerioira than the cordon, and the
more so as the fever has nut appeared again in any
pact of Spain. Nothing i• doing for the defence of
the place, though they talk of repairing the outaork.,
which are much damaged, but nothing is done.
Pretty considerable contracts fur provisions and for-
age have been concluded.
‘‘'orknieti are busily employed in making 6,000
uniforms and other things for the division of the
army of the frith under Quesada, who has lately
I eceived, by cunirubund, a great windier of map-
keit, ISlTlnitiliilloll, and four field-pit Cc.. Ge-
neral is certainly protected, though it cannot be
said by whop.
Oa the other hand, it it a fact that the French
down:hers are very 'igilant to lik.cerist the passage
of till kinds of Wills 141111 ;1111111...1111110n to the
Prinosula, and that only the day hefore yester-
day they seized 50,000 cartridges arid 100 muskets.
This Get is au ifillifirr In 10112 imputations ssl the
Spanish Government, respecting for protellion and
succour which it says the titreliti,fs of the faith
fare received in Franco. These people have cer-
tainly been protected by a secret baud, fur every
body knows that Quesaela prepared his experlitiou
on the French territory. Yesterday, the 3011.,
these were dispatched from tlos city 100 bales for
the army of the faith, containing military affects,
and chiefly uniforms.
Lopez 1141103 ionised at ',Madrid on the 29th,
and General EtiitillOSa, him, entered
Vittoria on the3oth. 'Flue Deputy Calatrava, who
it appointed Minister of the Interior, has left Bina,*
fur Madrid, with an escort of 100 men. Lopez
Banos has at length accepted the Ministry, and the
Del•uty Sauchu sweceeds Multiuse de la Rosa as

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