The Sun.
London, England, 1822-04-19 00:00:00

tOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARTS, APRIL 15.-It is affirmed that Mr.
Forster, the British Minister at Copenhagen,whose
speedy departure from that capital we have already
announced, is charged with an important mission,
which it should seem would be followed by great
innqvations in the English policy. The mission
of M. de Tatischeff, at Vienna, appears to have
had an equally decisive effect on the policy of the
Austrian Cabinet. These divers circumstances
seem to announce the speedy termination of all
the diplomatic uncertainties which have agitated
Europe for this year past.

The Journal of St. Sebastian states the arrival
of General Berton on the frontiers ; he had not
entered the town, but five of his officers had land-
ed on the coast, and entered the city, where they
had been well received.

To-day, at four o'clock, the English Journal
The Morning Chronicle was seized in all the pub-
lic Places of this city. Number 12 of this li-
beral journal contains, it is said, a revolutionary
song in French, addressed to the soldiers who
formed the Cordon of Health at the foot of the
Pyrenees. It is to be presumed that the French
Ambassador at London has maintained on this
occasion the honour of his Government in a man-
ner worthy of his noble character.
It was rumoured yesterday that the numbers of
the Austrian Observer had been for some days
stopped at the Post Office. This news is alto-
gether untrue., That of the sth April, which we
received this day, makes no mention of the nego-
ciations ; it confines itself to giving extracts from
the English Courier, Sittings of the German Diet,
and fragments of French Journals.
AUGSBURG, APRIL 11.-It is affirmed that, in
an extraordinary Council of State held at, Vienna,
to which the Russian Ambassador, Count Go-
lowkin, and M. de Tatischeff were invited, it
was resolved that fresh attempts should be made
at Constantinople, to know whether the Porte
persists in its resolution to reject the Ultimatum
of the Emperor Alexander. It is added that
these steps will be taken simultaneously in the
name of all the Christian Powers who have Mi-
nisters and Diplomatic Agents accredited to the
Porte. Yet it is feared that this last attempt to
preserve peace will not have the success desired,
or that even if the Porte should be seriously dis-
posed to change its system, there would be a
great catastrophe at Constantinople, of which the
great men of the empire would be the victims.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 15.—The official Journal
contains the following article :—" We learn that
on the 3d of this month an extraordinary courier
set out from the Hague for Rome, and that his
departure, and the stay of his Excellency the
Director-General of the affairs of the Catholic
worship for some weeks in that town, make it
imagined and hoped that a Concordat will be
shortly concluded between the two Courts : the
erection of several new Bishoprics in the king-
dom is even spoken of."
Our accounts from the frontiers of France say
that the Marquis of umilhac ,continues to in-
spect all the garrisons of the fortresses in his di-
vision. He has every where found reason to
praise the discipline and good spirit that distin-
guish the troops. We are informed that emis-
saries have endeavoured by criminal manoeuvres
to excite a fermentation among some regiments,
but they have completely failed. There never
was shewn such strict vigilance along the whole
northern frontier with respect to strangers who
pass that way..

Captain Masker, coming from Cette, on board

the brig La Fidelit e, was-stopped on the North
Sea by a pirate, who, took away his water, his
liquors, and the best part of the effects of the
captain and the pilot.
-The Chevalier Deboussies, Governor of the
Province, has issued a proclamation, dated. Mons,
addressed to the Burgomasters and Mayors, ex-
horting them to pay the greatest attention to
strangers, lest any ill-designins, persons should
enter and try to excite disorders, especially by
announcing extraordinary events or troubles pre-
tended to exist among our neighbours.
The Austrian Observer to the 6th of April in-
ch'sive, is still wholly silent with respect to Greece
and Turkey, and the negociations at Vienna.