The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-29 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, MAY 26.—The Augsburgh Gazette
slates, that the Pacha of St. Jean d'Acre had de-
clared himself independent.
An extraordinary Courier from Vienna arrived
at eight o'clock last night, and brought, to one of
the Ambassadorm of the Great Powers, the im-
portant intelligence that the differences between
'Nussia and the Porte are definitively adjusted.—
(43neette de France.)
DRFS AU, MAY 16.—The Aid-de-Camp of Ge-
neral Normann writes, dated from Navarino, the
20th March, as follows There is hitherto
but little order in the country, and property
especially is but little respected. The Ephores,
however, appointed in the different districts, dis-
play much firmness, and the Gerusia of the Pelts-
popnesus, established at Tripolizza, distinguishes
itself particularly by its energetic measures. A
fuer country than that is not to be seen ; the
air is perfectly pure and serene, particularly on
the coast;
.it but rarely rains, and only for a few
hours.. All the advantages of Switzerland and
Italy are found united here."
Moscow, IVIA-s--4.—Letters from Kischenow
state, that great magazines are preparing in Bes-
sarabia. The evacuation of Moldavia and Wal-
lachia by the Turks is no longer thought of.
',:'he heavy artillery of the Janissaries has been
brought thither, and the number of troops aug-
ments every day.
VIENNA, MAY 15.--(Extract of a Private Let-
ter.)-=" we were not deceived in stating, in a
previous letter, that the system of the Ottoman
Porte was to temporise, and gain time by the nego-
ciatioris commenced a year since and resumed at
intervals, in order to obtain the means of making
use of all its resources, for the purpose of sub-
jecting the Greeks and terminating the war in
Asia. This able tactic of the Divan, suppos-
ag it even to be founded on the false basis that
the repression of what it calls the Greek Insur-
rection is very easy, as soon as the Porte can
bring into action all its disposable force, has.
hitherto partly succeeded, and may have still
snore success, if, through consideration for other
Cabinets, the Court of PetersbUrgh continues to
remain inactive. The Porte wishes it, and it has
made a step in advance to obtain this result.—
Acting upon this system of tergiversation•and de-
iay, it has at length replied to-the new represen-
tations made to it• by the two Envoys, to whom
the task of the negociation is confided. Protest-
iog its earnest desire to maintain peace with all
Powers in general, and especially with Russia,
the Reis Effendi explains the motives of the de-
tei=esination of the Grand Divan of the 28th
February, and endeavours to prove that the
Forte has completely satisfied all that there
existed any right to exact from it. He endea-
vours particularly to justify the determination
adopted respecting Walachia and Moldavia, of
-sthich he again promises the entire evacua-
tion by the Ottoman troops as soon as the
Greek Insurrection shall be put down. It is
saMcient to say that the Porte has also its U/ti-
.snatuses, and that it persists in it, as Russia de-
.ciares she will persist in her's. There is there-
fore at the present moment a Russian Ultimatum
and a Turkish Ultimatum. Our Cabinet will
,donbtless comn:unicate this new overture of the
Furte to the Court of Russia, and will not fail to
.propose to make new remonstrances to the Grand
Seignior, to induce him to modify his Ultimatum.
The communication about to be made to the
Russian Cabinet cannot arrive at Petersburgh
before the 26th instant. The answer will be
Lere about the 10th June. The new instruc-
tions given to M. de Lutzow cannot reach him
tili about the 25th of June ; he will then pre-
sent a new Note about the end of that month.—
The Porte, according to its custom, will reply a
Month afterwards. The summer will pass in
transmissions and communications, and . the Porte
will again gain a summer, and thus postpone ul-
terior measures till the spring of 1823, during
which internal means may be found of arranging
every thing."

S P A I N.
?el-Aaiun, MAY 19.—Troops arrive from all
quarters in Catalonia. There have been some
engagements of little importance, but of good
augttry with the factious. The Government dis-
plays in this respect the greatest activity, and
.reisrarkable energy. The guilty projects of our
eneinies will have no serious results ; they will,
oa the contrary, be advantageous to the. popular
cause, as they will assist in giving a mortal blow
to that spirit of apathy which it was endeavour-
ing to spread. The accounts from Barcelona con-
tain interesting details respecting the patriotic
enthusiasm which our troops and the inhabitants
.of that city unceasingly display. The Cortes
continue to receive addresses from the volunteer
militia of different provinces, who request to be
allowed to proceed at their owu expellee to Ca-
talonia.

In the sitting of the 16th, the Cortes unani-
mously approveCl of the proposition made by the
I.)puty. Galliani, for testifying to the army the
satisfaction of the National Congress re-
spe.cling, the offer made for a- reduction of pay
with reference to th 6 present situation ;of
the Trear.ury. The Cortes, reserving to themselves
.the right to adopt a Resolution respecting this
generous offer, hasten to declare to the nation,
that they' see in it a ice pledge of those civic
virtues of which the . *Vole army have not hesi--
,tated to•give Splendid Proofs wherever they have
.acted in support of the liberty, the glory, and
the independence of the .Spanish people.
Tin the sitting of the 17th the Cortes decreed,
notwithstanding the opposition of the Minister of
leSr ar and of the Deputy Augustin Arguelles, a
projet of six. articles, disbanding the Brigade of
itoyaiCarbineers from the Ist of July, and in-
corporating them With the other ret;ments of ca-
valry. The conduct of this corps v.ili 'be recol-
lected when under the orders orGeneml Frevre,

during the events of the isle of Iseon. The
;spirit. which appears to actuate this privileged
(b rig de gives disquietude to the Constitutionalists.
The Special Committee appointed at the same
Siftic g,. to propose decisive legislative measures
fordstro.ying aud,preventing insurrections, pre-