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

FOREIGN INTELLIG PATE.

PARIS, DEC. i9.—The ill-disposed have been
at work for some weeks on a new plot against
to at-
the King's Government. They proposed

tempt a coup de main against the chateau of
Saumur. General Jambi being informed of this

plan by General Gentil Saint Alphonse, left An-
gers on the morning of the 3 and proceeded
towards Saumur with two companies of the 44th

regiment of the line. Satisfied, however, by
fresh information, which reached him during thil

march, the General ordered one of the companies
to retrograde. On the 23d eight sub-off►cers of
the school of Saumur were arrested. The pupils
themselves were charged with this duty, and -
performed it. Several of them at the same-
time repaired to the Commandant of the De—
partment, to give information. An Adjutant
sub-officer of the 4 Ith regiment has been ar-
rested at Angers. A sergeant-major of the same
regiment has also been arrested. AM. Delon,
pointed out as one of the principal agents of the
plot, fled at the moment of the arrival of the
troops. The trial is in progress before the mili-
tary tribunals. Lieutenant-Ge►►eral Vicomte de
Bridle, Commandant of the division, arrived at
Saumur at ten o'clock on the morning of the 25th.
lie was to be followed by 400 troops of the line,
but he has ordered them to return to Tours.—
(Moniteur.)
It was confidently reported to-day that an ex-
press arrived yesterday at a Banking ..liouse
bri►►ging certain news from Constantinople.—
[The remainder of this article is suppressed by
the Censorship.]
The wound of the Viscount de Montolegier is
doing well.
Letters from Leipsic, dated December IS,
state, that an account had been received there of
a grand council held at Petersburgh, and pre-
sided by the Emperor Alexander, at which de-
cisive measures were adopted with respect to the
Porte. On the breaking up of the Council, se-
veral couriers were despatched to the southern
provinces of the Russian empire.
General Bertrand has arrived at Mutfich, and
it is said is to proceed to Vienna.
Private letters from Turin and Milan state,
that several persons of distinction have lately
been arrested in those cities, some of whom' had
figured in the events of last year, but had since
enjoyed the protection of the Austrian com-
manders. Three young ladies of distinguished
rank in Milan are among the number of the ar-
rested, and were guarded in their houses by
centiuels placed at their doors. The guard has,
owever,been withdrawn, as being at least useless.
he tribunal charged with the proceedings against
e persons arrested at Milan has been removed

to Venice.
CHAMBER OF PEERS, DEC. 28.
The Projet de Loi relative to the three-twelfths
was adopted unanimously. A Deputation wai
then appointed to wait on the King, and to pre-
sent to him the compliments of the Chamber on
the New Year.

FnF.NCIS FUNDS.
Dee. 28, Five per Cents.
VIENNA, DEC. 18.—The news respecting the
revolution at Constantinople is not yet confirmed,
but the last accounts from that capital mention
that the Mussulmans were guilty of the worst
excesses, similar to those perpetrated during the
period which was marked by the murder of the
Patriarch Gregory. The remonstrances of the
English and Austrian Ambassadors have pro-
duced renewed orders from the Porte for the main-
tenance of order, but with little effect ; and it is
affirmed that all the Christian Ministers at Con-
stantinople are taking measures for the safety of
their families and suites. Two armies are as-
sembling in the neighbourhood of the Turkish
capital to cover Constantinople, and, in case of
necessity, to sustain a siege ; and some corps
which were marching towards the Danube have
received counter-orders. •