The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-19 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, OCT. 1 6.-T he Moniteur publishes an
Ordinance of the King, dated the 2d of this
month, containing the following appointments,
which we announced some .days since

M. iiva, Advocate-General of the Court of
Cassation, is advanced to the Bench of the same
CoUrt, in the place of M. Lefessier, deceased.

M. de Marchangy, Advocate-General at the
Royal Court of Paris, to be Advocate-General
of the Court of Cassation, in-the place of M. Hua.
And M. de Broe, Deputy. Attorney-General
of the, Court of Paris, to be Advocate-General,
in place of M. de Marchangy.--(Gazzette de
Fr ance,)
NAPLES, "SEPT. 30.—The King has published
the following Decree concerning the individuals
implicated in thelate troubles :

"-Art. I. His Majesty grants full and entire amnestyto all
the individuals, Members of Secret Societies- prohibited in this
realm, and to all those who were guilty of crimes against the
State and Crown, before the 24th March, 1821, inclusive.
" 2. •Tlie Ex-General William Pepe, Abbe Louis Minichini,
,Ex-Lieut.-Colonel tie Conciliis, Abbe Capiauccio, Ex-General
Rossarol, Ex-General Carascosa, Ex-Major P,isa, Ex-Colonel
Costa, Ex-Colonel Russo, Advocate Palladino, Ex-Intendant
Lucente, Ex-Colonel Capecelato, Gabriel Risetti, and the
accused, present -or absent, against whom warrants of arrest
hkiare been issued, in. consequence of the proceedings against
the rebels of Montefort ; and those at present under trial at
Salerno, Apellino, and Lucerna, are excepted from this am-
nesty. . . . .

"3. Only political crimes are included in this amnesty.
" 4. The individuals exiled to the islands, or other places,
as a measure of public safety, will continue there till furttrier
orders. -

" 5. Those persons who have quitted the kingdom in conse-
quence of political troubles, cannot return without the King's
permission.

" 6. All the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the po
litical conduct of the citizens are abolished.

" 7. All the Magistrates, whether jndicial or administrative.
are expressly forbidden to receive and circulate anonymous de.
nunciations."

His Majesty has.published a second Ordinance,
on the measures to be taken for the maintenance
of order, and to secure the tranquillity of the
State. The following is an extract

" The Penal Laws, contained in the 2d ChaPter, 6th Title
2d Book of the Code of the Two Sicilies, are quoted. The fol-
lowing parts ofthein alone shall be put into execution
Every association organized in a body, which meets every
day, or on certain fixed days, to discuss in secresy matters of
religion,' literature, politics, or any thing else which has a rela-
tion to them, is forbidden, at least unless a special permission is
obtained.

" Every illegal association shall be dissolved ; the heads or
directors shall be punished by imprisonment in the third degree,
and, by a fine of 100 to 500 ducats, and the members by impri-
sonment of the first degree.
" if the members of an association once dissolved shall re-
assemble, they shall be considered as relapsed, and punished
accordingly.
" Any person who, without peTmission from the Magisrtates
shall have granted or let his house, or any building whatever,
for the meeting of an illegal association, shall he punished with
the second degree of imprisonment, and by a fine of 50 to 250
ducats.

" All these regulations shall be in force for five years from
the date of the present Oidonnance.
" Whenever an illegal society, organized into'a body in any
manner whatever, imposes a promise or obligation of secresy.
constituting itself a sect, whatever may be its object or form, or
- number of its members, those who compose it shall be condemn-
ed to irons (fern) of the third degree, and. to a fine of 500 to
2,000 ducats. The heads, directors, administrators, and others,
having a high rank in the society, shall be punished with death,
• or by a fine of from 1,000 to 4,000 ducats.
Whoever shall knowingly preserve the emblems, cards,
books, or other distinctive marks of such an above-named sect,
-shall be punished for this one fact by transportation those
who knowingly make, sell, or distibute such objects, shall, for
this single act, be punished with irons of the first degree.
" Those persons who grant or hire their house or other'
khuilding for the meeting of such a sect shall be punished
- with irons of the first degree, and by a fine of 100 to 500
ducats.

" To ihquire-.inro, ,and punish the crimes above men-
tioned, belongs to the Military Commission recognized by our
laws."

FRONTIERS ar ITALY, OCT. 4.—A report is at. this .mo-
mentin circulation that a very bloody naval battle has taken
place near Cape Papas, and that the Turks have been entirely
defeated.

BtrCHAILEST, SETT. 21.—We have thapleasure of seeing'
in the midst of us two Diplomatists of the greatest distinction,
• viz. Lord Strangford and Baron, Ottenfels—the former going
-to Vienna, the latter to Constantinople. Lord Strangford was
not a little surprised to find Turkish troops still in Wallachia;
he inquired the-reason of this of Kiaja Pacha, who excused
himself on account of his successor, Gavan,Oglou, not having
yet arrived. with the 2,000 men he is conducting. The latter
accompanies our new Prince, and his arrival is fixed for the
24th. The Saporogicns, and their Chief, Koschobey, set out
to-day to return home, and to-morrow or the day after Sultan
-Bey will depart; it is known for what placeovith his numerous
troops. The inhabitants of Wallachia are. ell pleased to see
themselves at length delivered from theSaporogien,s, there being
• no militia in Europe so totally, brutal.
SEamix, OCT. I.—We have received by Belgrade news
from the neighbourhood of Ternova, dated Sept.-17. Chours-
chid Pacha was still there, publishing finnan after firman, in
the hope of collecting new troops. Odysseus. was near Salona
on the 7th September, from where he watched the bridge of
.Alamon and .Thermopylx. All the news speaks of the success
of the Greeks.

The Paella of Belgrade received the day before yesterday a
Tartar from Constantinople ; and .sinee that time the Turks
themselves .no longer doubt of the unfortunate issue of their
expedition into the Morea.