The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-03 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, JULY 30.—1 t is said that an extraefr
dinary courier has arrived from Madrid, and that
he brings intelligence of the formation of a Mi.
nistry, entirely devoted to the popular cause.
It is also stated that the Extraordinary Corte;
have been. convoked.—(Le Constitutionnel.)
There has been received at Paris the act of
accusation drawn ni) by the Procureur-Gerwral
of the Court of Poictiers, against Gen. Berton
and his accomplices; the accused appear to hpf-
frequently employed the names of several Merra.
bers of the Chamber of Deputies, to lead into
error the individuals whom ,they wished to se
duce. We have been particularly afflicted 011
reading the following passages (pages 67 and 6-8):
" He (Grandmeuil) then made journies to ParaIt follows from the discourses which he he'
that he was presented to the Deputies Lafittte;
Benjamin Constant, Foy, La Fayette, that
was recognised by them by means of Carbon°,
cards, that he saw them singly and together'
that the Marquis de la Feyette paid the exPell%
of his journey ; that he received from these
Gentlemen instructions for the new m°tvilei;
ment to be operated on Saumur. If to
movement had been successful, one "I"
break out in the capital, where it was c°l,e
pletely organized. Its object was to dethraci.o,
the King, and take possession of the Royal 'lnj
mily. The debates will instruct us to whom 1"5.
before whom Grandmenil held these disournsed,
Moreover, it is proved, that this accused (Gran C,
menil) presented to the Marquis de la Fale.`ni,
in the month of May last, one of the most
portant agents of the new conspiracy ; that the
Marquess de La Fayette said to Grandmenil, mg
moment he took leave of him, " Courage/ j,
dear Grandmenil." It is after this that GraPr;
menil took Berton to the environs of Sati°o
that Berton confided, and gave himself LIP
im.—(Quotidienne.) of
A report is, in circulation that the Mg •
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Prussia is to visit Paris without delay. ---46°'
tutionnel.) falf
Our Correspondent at Aix-la-Chapelle ;ne°-01)..
us that the account of the last successes ;01
tamed by the Greeks has diffused unj/e„005
satisfaction throughout Germany. SubscriP;-est
continue to be raised in many of the.gdiark
towns; and from time to time young men,sei`noty
as well as students, proceed towards the reln`de,
nesus to combat beneath the standard nt.
pendence.—(Journal de Paris.) of
SMYRNA, JUNE 30.—Youssouf
Smyrna, whom circumstances had taken t°
allowed himself to indulge in revolting exce'the
notwithstanding the wise representations i.
coo-
Captain Paella, who, tired of his odinus Stop
duct, determined to march against hinl,t°,o
him. A combat was the consequence, '9 f stic";
lives were lost on both sides, and Yousse9c.lol(.l
ceeded in effecting his escape ; but the 'l„ial
Admiral sent every where orders to have the
arrested.—Captain Hamilton, commauding, hi;
English naval force in the Levant, chir,ini,' $ll
stay here, treated as a liberator and I.3('s'enecta-
the unfortunate who approached -
tear Oriental.)

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