The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-21 00:00:00

FOitEIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, JAN. 17.—Yesterday evening the
I):lchess of Orleans was happily delivered of a
i';-ince, who has received the title of Duke of

ivzmale.

Yesterday the funeral of the Duchess of Bour-
bcit took place without pomp, as directed in her

lore than fifty sailors have been lost on the
coast of Dieppe in the late storm.
• ADeputation from the Chamber. was selected
es the desire of the King, to attend the solemn
peremonies to be performed on the 21st, the an-
niversary of the death of Louis -XVI.
From the East of Europe it is stated, that the
Greeks of Cassandra, who lately were defeated
there, have resumed offensive measures on the
rr:ival of a reinforcement in the Gulf of Con-
teTsa, and have advanced to Panomi, a place
aLout 15 leagues distant from Salonica.
We have received from Barcelona, dated the
21 Jan., details respecting the events that took
place on the 30th Dec.—The Captain General
Villacampa, in vain used every effort to bring
back the soldiers, to their duty. Two regiments
oi artillery,- which Were at Santander) set at
nought his authority, and marched for Barcelona.
WI the intelligence arriving of their march, the
Commandant of the National Guards of Barcelona
Le-at the Generale, and assembled 6000 militia,
who sent forth a detachment to receive the two
initurg,ent corps. After useless harangues ad-
tressed to the factious by General Villacampa,
that faithful Commandant fled from a rebellious
t.ity. It is believed that he has proCeeded to
Madrid. The factious have signed an address to
the King, entitled, " the Glorious Day of
iliacelona."—,(Gazette de France.)

FRENCH FUNDS.
Jan. 18, Five per Cents.
AN. 18.—The Duchess of Orleans slept little
in the night, but both she and the infant Duke
d'Au male are doing well.
The merchant ship La Papillon, which left
Constantinople on the 15th of last Dec-ember, is
lately arrived at Toulon, and brings the follow-
hig intelligence :—" Every preparation for war
i going on at Constantinople, and the fortifica-
tions which surround the town are. beginning to
auume a formidable appearance. The Grand
Signior passes daily in review the numerous bo-
dies of troops which pass through Constantinople,
on their way from Asia to the Danube."
The following is the substance of our corre-
spondence from abroad, received this day :
" Artillery and munitions of war have arrived at
V.ie Russian quarters on the Banks of the Pruth.
Saiih Pacha, the Commandant of Jassy, has re-
ceived orders to evacuate Moldavia, and to send.
the heavy artillery to Brailow; but the Janissa-
ries in his army would not allow the artillery to
be taken back to the Danube. A great fermen-
tation reigns among the Ottoman troops at Jassy.
it is asserted that the Div:sn has requested;
through the English and Austrian Ambassadors,
a third delay, for replying to the Ultimatum of
the Russian Cabinet."
In Sweden, the army is to have an increase of
rainy battalions of Chasseurs:

I:.NCIi FUNDS.

:Inn. 17, Five per tents
Bank Stock

85 f. 80 c.
.1333 f. c.

PETERSCLTRGii, DEC. 26.---Nothing transpires
h.t!re respecting the progress of the negociations,
(kr of the resolutions of oar Court ; but we can
azlrrn that hitherto no species of arrangement
as been concluded ►cith the Ottoman Porte.

CortFu, DEC. 3.-Arta was taken by assault
by the Greeks, on the 10th December. After
two murderous combats, on . the 23d and 24th
IV:ivernber, the Greeks entered the. town, making
known to the three Pachas, who still held the
etadel, that, if they wished to avoid a further
_effusion of blood, they hadbetter capitulate, and
surrender a place which .they could no longer
ri,aintain. On their refusal the Greeks attacked
th,c;.. place
,at three different points ; Bozaris, the
S:tliote Chief, and Hvsios, the Acarnanlan Chief,
panted the standard of independence, at the
yarn; time, on different points of the ramparts.—
The enemy abandoned the ramparts, and threw
theinselves into the Citadel, where, assailed by
a superior force, Pacha hey was reduced to the
last extremity, and surrendered at discretion.
The principal prisoners taken by the Greeks
at Arta are the above-named. Ismail Paella. Bey,
Pacha ofianina ; Ismail Pliassa, Pacha of Berat,
t;:e eapit.ai of Lower Albania ; and Hassan Pacha.
besides the treasures of, these three Pachas, there
was also found in the place a part of the wealth
which the Turkish troops had pillaged some
months before in the town of Calarita.

Arta is the key to Epirus Acarnania and'Etolia,
8:i which it commands by its' position. The
Greeks intend to appear to make it the centre of
their military operations.
Boyars marched from' Arta on the 2d of De-
ce:mber, with 2,000 men, to' punish a tribe of
Albanians, who had violated a convention of
neutrality, concluded between the Suliotes and
them, last Spring, and had set fire to a Greek
yllage in the district of Paramythia.
There remain 14,000 men at Arta, and 1,200
fnen occupy the advantageous position of Placo,
near Janina. These troops consist of Suliotes,
Acarnanians, Etolians, Tookedes, and Chirnar-
kiotes, all inured to feigue and privation.
AUGSBURG, JAN. 12.--It is reported that Prince
Demetrius Ypsilanti is to assume the command
in chief of the Greek troops sent to wrest Candia
from the dominion of the Turks. .

The blockade of Patras is continued by the
Greeks, who have repulsed several sor:ies. Co-
lQcotroni, who commands the Greekk, has re-
ceived some artillery,' and several skilful artil-
lf±ry officers, who have recently arrived in the
Morea from the West, are procee-ding to join him.
Jussuf Paella has thrown himself into Patras, and
s:•erns resolved to defend it to the last extremity.
F ItANItFORT, JAN. 10.—It is asserted that the
losses sustained by many of our speculators, in
cousequence of the false intelligeree published

by the house et Rothschild in order to raise the
Austrian funds, are very considerable.
We learn from. Petersburgh that the Cossacks
of the Don have received orders to proceed to
the Dniester, where they will be informed of
their ulterior destination.