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London, England, 1822-05-08 00:00:00

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUN AUDE.IT .2

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 182'2

The Paris Papers of Sunday contain Weill'
gence from Vienna to the 24th ultimo, at which
date the Austrian funds bad again fallen afford'
ing a strong presumption of the approacilig
commencement of hostilities. Private letters
from Petersburgh and Germany speak of wa. as
certain, and there appears no doubt of the March
of the Russian armies towards the frontiers cif
Turkey. The fallowing are extracts :
" VIENNA, APRIL 24.—The great point here now. LI7
know whether the Porte or Russia will first commence hostio"
ties. It is certain that the Reis Effendi promised Lord Strang'
ford and M. de Lutzow, that the Porte will not tire the fast
shot. If the Divan keeps its word, it will be for Russia to de'
termine the period of the commencement of the campaign' It
is believed here that the Russian armies will not be ready t"'
about the middle of May. It is supposed, however, that th:
next month may entirely run out before the neg
Constantinople are officially broken off.
" There is one very remarkable fact which is stated to'ds/
as certain, that a military organization is now making in °et"
sarabia of all the Greek refugees, Moldavians, Wallitchians'
Bulgarians, and others generally designated under the onzu!
of Heterists, and that all those refugees who have already tna'c
war upon the Turks will form a corps to be commanded
by
a Russian General, and make part of the Army of the South
under the orders of General Wittgenstein. These wen
ale
estimated at 7,000, but it appears they will shortlyhe cons'
derably reinforced. This corps will continue to wear s Wain,
if the inte,o
uniform with a death's head on their helmets.
gence of the organization of this corps be confirmed, it Isv
°dation' s
certain proof that Russia no longer reckons on the maintainaTl'
of peace.
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garded in that capital as certain, but that no new measure had
been taken by the Government, nor would any probably be re-
sorted to, previous to the arrival of M. De Tatischeff.
" There are no details respecting the movement of the Rus-
aiin army of the West, but it is certain that several corps of
that army were in march towards the frontiers of Turkey.
The great military movement extends now to all the Russian
armies.

"Pa is, MAY s.—We have received a letter from Pera,
dated 25th of March, which tends to fortify all our preceding
reEtsonings, demonstrating the impossibility of maintaining
Peace' between the Porte and Russia. Our correspondent from
Pera drawn a frightful picture of the situation of the unfortu-
nate Christians at Constantinople ; they were flying by thou-
sands, and the number of them was estimated at upwards of
50,000, who had embarked, or who were about to implore an
asYqurn of the European Ambassadors.
";Since the famous deliberation of the Divan, which pro-
titteed the answer of the 28th of February to the Russian ulti-
rnaturn, it had not been possible for the Foreign Ministers to
obtain a single interview with the Reis Effendi ; they had sent
nose after note to the Ottoman i%linistry, but could only obtain
short and vague answers through the Dragoman of the Porte.
As to the Reis Effendi, it was impossible either to see him, or
obtain from him a single direct explanation. He was afraid of
Paving with his head, says our Correspondent, for any new ne-
gaciations set on foot tither with M. de Strogonoff or M. de
Lutzow. The fanaticism of the Mussulmans was so exalted,
that 'whoever dared to speak the language of moderation, or to
tault of peace, was exposed to the danger of being massacred.
"Pera was incumbered with European families seeking an
"Ann against the tempest by which they believed themselves
t') be mznacecl, and the streets of Constantinople were crowded
with ferocious soldiers who arrived daily from Asia, and from
whom nothing was heard but shouts of death and devastation.
" The foreign Ambassadors themselves did not think them-
selves safe from the outrages of an infuriated soldiery. They
had. no longer any diplomatic communication with the Otto-
man Ministry, and they feared that the Reis-Effendi would not
have power to protect them at the moment of a crisis. All the
Alussultnans expressed only a single wish,— War with the Mus-
covites! TVar to death against Christians !"—(Constitutionnel.)
The departments of the Somme, the Oise, and
the Seine and Oise, continue to be the theatre of
fresh conflagrations. Two farms in the neigh.
bourhood of Mantes were set on fire last week.
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. incendiaries, to the number of seven or
were seen and attacked by the inhabitants.
Two Were left on the spot, one quite dead and
the
other with a broken thigh; but while the
li:lmgers were gone to call in assistance, the ac-
curoplices of the wounded man returned, put him
1° death, and mangled the faces of the two bodies
iu a manner which made it impossible that they
should
be recognized. The King's Attorney
and the Lieutenant of Gendarmerie have since
rei)aired to the spot, to take informations on the
subject of this daring and mysterious outrage.—
(•)u the 2d inst. a villa was set on fire at Audilly,
4bout fifteen miles from Paris. Three indivi-
4uals have been arrested on suspicion of being
cuncerned in this offence, so that the real authors
of this destructive system will perhaps be at
last discovered, and brought to condign punish-
,lei't• The King of FRANCE has ordered 40,000
Ica •
tles to be placed at the disposal of the Pre-
feet
of the E. partment of the Oise, for distribu-
tio,
.„ 1 among the proprietors of the houses recently
our 4t.

Ferman Papers have arrived, but their con
%4"t9 are not of any importance.

Ihe important debate on the Marquis of Lox-
t r ' bEitny's propositions on the Agricultural dis-
s3 Was adjourned till to-day. The Chairman
r
tl the Committee, in reporting progress, stated
14t be left Mr. J. BENF.TT in possession of the
"ttlittee.

I Ile Irish Papers received this morning con-
tam° the accounts of a few outrages, and of the
ki'el"eholy execution of some of the persons
:ate,
LY convicted of those dreadful crimes with
lih•,
1 at IL" Ireland has been convulsed. There are
'se') however, continued statements of the sur-
Aoer of arms, which, though still trifling in
unt) serve to prolong, if not to strengthen the
"PP, that after the present calamitous season of
scar ‘•
tcity and suffering shall have passed away, the
Iblic tranquillity will be permanently re-esta.
,iilhetl• On Friday a numerous and highly re-
-Pee.
to -tstule meeting of the County of Cork agreed
,
\‘•qa -ongratulatory address to the Marquis
... t,EsLcy.
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ile Meeting held yesterday at the City of
, 1,04 ,
for t'
thon Tavern, for the purpose of subscribing
e relief of the distress in Ireland, was nu-
,t -4,1,4
413peuslY and most respectably attended. The
.tt araoce of his Grace the Archbishop of CAN-
-1.:11111itI Was hailed with the warmest marks of
Cr mid approbation by the Meeting. His
10 4e It4cl quitted a Meeting at another place,
oere h
City 0 presided, in order to be present at the
rest. °f London Tavern on an occasion so inte-
q ,i),"1 to humanity. His Grace the Archbishop
(.!t., °1"1 (who, as well as the Archbishop of
ventlcitithulty, subscribed 1001.) was only pre-
the zu frvatn giving his personal attendance, by
hic, cessitY he was under of taking that Chair
I " the A iL: t•
_eft rc.)..siiop of CANTERBURY had just
The • •
t,041
at Bishop of Nonwicu was prevented
Rtli lending
,by age and infirmity, but sent ten
'leas h
1141. k• Ly the hands of Mr. Owzrr, of New La-
k orcl LIVERPOOL Mr. VANSITTART, and
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" 'ent each 2001.1
.the.anaptumement of