The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-22 00:00:00

FOREIGN LNTELIAGENCE.

PARIS, JAN. 19.—A Royal Ordinance of the
'Pei instant suppresses the Director-Generalship
Of the Departmental Administration and Police,
delegates the duties of the General Adminis-
tration of the Communes to the Counsellor of
State, Baron Capelle, and authorizes the Mi-
nister of the Interior to nominate a Director
of Police to be employed by him in. commu-
iiicating decisions and instructions.
Another It oyal Ordinance, dated the 26th of
Uacember, re-embodies the ten local companies
Mitch were disbanded in 1817. •
it is affirmed that letters, written from Madrid
al the post was leaving that capital on the night
of the 7th, announce that the King has at length
dvided on accepting the resignations of the Mi-
nisters, who have long wished to retire. Their
successors are not named, but it, is said that the
oldest Chiefs of the Ministerial departments will
transact business with the King, until, persons
an be found to undertake the unpleasant
zloty; of Ministers in the present state of Spain.—
(Gazette de France.)
Letters from Saragossa, of the 9th of this month,
state that tranquillity is restored in the province,
hut that the Political Chief Queralto, and all the
Members of the Municipality, have signed an
Address to the King, demanding the dismissal
of. Ministers.—This Address was sent. to Madrid
by an express.—(Thid.)
The losses sustained by the merchants in the
port of Genoa, in consequence of the late storms,
ate estimated at more than eight millions.
Prince Galitzin, Aide-de-Camp of the Empe-
ror of Russia, is expected in Paris.
The Berlin Official Journal announces that
the Editor of the Warsaw Gazette was put into
confinement for twenty-four hours, for having
inserted in his journal, without the Emperor
Alexander's previous permission, an Ode, ad-
dressed to his Majesty, entreating him to declare
li4r against the Turks.

FRENCH FUNDS.
Jan. 18, Five per Cents.
Bank Stock 1535 f. c.
JAN. '2.—We have letters from
Corfu down to December 18, which contain au-
thentic accounts from the Morea. This month
has been very fruitful in important events. Al-
ready on the c2d the Greeks entered PaLras after
a most obstinate attack. The Turks had pre-
viously pillaged and set it on fire. The Greeks
having received considerable reinforcements on
the 18th November, attempted an assault, but in
vain. Jussuf Pacha retired into the forts of the
Dardanelles, after the action lie bad before Pa-
tras. An equally favourable result has crowned
their efforts in the environs of Corinth. The

Commandant of the Castle of Acrocorinth has
made a proposal to join them if they will restore
him his son, who was made prisoner at Tripo-
lizza, leave him the command of his corps of
9.,000 Albanians, and restore to him his treasures
which they have taken. This proposal was sent
to tho Senate at Calamata, who replied that they
left it to he decided upon by the Military Chiefs.
it is not known what they have determined, but
at all events the war may be considered as ter-
minated in this district. The fortress of Modon
has surrendered by capitulation. In the enviroNs
':of Napoli di Romani. the Turks have suffered
jc. onsiderably ; the castle, which is in their power,
but a heap of ruins. The Commandant had
9ffered to capitulate on the 13th November, hut
the Greeks rejected every offer of capitulation.
The new Govermnent gains in strength and cre-
dit, since several foreign adventurers have been
excluded from the direction of affairs. Demetrius
Ypsilanti has at length assumed the dignity of
General in Chief of the Army of Coron. The
Deputies of the several provinces continue to ar-
rive at Calamata, and it is certain that the great
National Assembly will be united there about
the new year. A report is spread that Odysseus
has gained a new victory near Thermopyla: : the
Greeks are stated to have suffered some loss, but
the Turks are wholly destroyed, though 4,000
strong, and little inferior in number to the
Greeks. Some pieces of artillery are said to
have fallen into the hands of the victors.
Fr..mtrowr, JAN. 13.—The last accounts
from Zante, dated the 24th ult., state that Na-
varin has just fallen into the hands of the Greeks,
acd that Napoli di Romani, Coron, and Modon,
.will soon share their fate. Patras no longer
exists ; it has been reduced to ashes, and its
ruins are only to be seen. The Turks occupy
the Castle ; but if even they were not besieged
by the Greeks, it would be impossible for them
to procure supplies of provisioA .Zante is trao-
cpii., and it would seem that the execution of
tfie live Chiefs of the Insurrection had reduced
the others to order. Their dead bodies are
still
ex posed' on a mountain near the .Castle, to deter
others from imitating theirexample.
VIENNA, JAN. 7.—The news • .from the fron-
tiers of Turkey informs us that several Turkish
corps, especially Asiatics, have lately arrived in
the Principalities of -MoldaVia and Wallachia,
v, mere the whole Turkish force may be estimated
at 80,000 men. The petition of the Jewish.com-
rnunity to obtain a reduction of the war contri-
bUtion has been very. ill, received at Jassy.
The Deputies sent on this mission have received
the bastinado, and an extraordinary contribution
of t4,000' ducats has been the fruit of their en-
deavours.
(Extract of a Private Letter.)—We are as-
. sured that all the Russian army, called the
Army of the South, has been in motion towards
the Pruth, since the 23d December, and that
three divisions passed the Dniester on the 26th,
during a part of the flight. • The troops are fur-
nished with bread Tor I's days. 'The villages on
the, banks of the Pruth are so crowded with
troops that it appears impossible for this state of
things to continue. In Bessarabisa it isoxpressly
forbidden that any intimation of the route of the
troops should be given. We are told at the
same time that the Ottoman troops have begun to
evacuate the principalities. of Moldavia and 'Wal-
lachia. This gives rise to a thousaod conjectures.
important news are expected. Our Stock.joh-
hers assure us that the Russian troops will occupy
the principalities by virtue of a convention;
others, on the contrary, assert that fresh rein-

forcements had arrived for the Turks at Jassy on
the 28th December.—On the Ist December, a
Turk-made au attempt to assassinate: the Prince
Milosch, ,Chief of the Servians, but the Prince
saved himself by killing the assassin Au insur-
reetion`amoing..tlt4 Servians is thought.highlY-pro-
bable.
NUREMBERG, JAN 13.—1 t is asserted that the
Turkish Commandants in Moldavia and Wa-
lachia have declared that these two Principalities
would be formed into a Pachalick, rand its Hos-
podars consequently abolished:
The last letterslrom Constantinople announce,
in the most positive manner, that a large. fleet of
transports Was,, getting ready at the Dardanelles,
to probeed with a numerous body of Asiatic
troops either to the Morea or to Candle.
In the South of the Morea a foreign corps, to
consist of 3000:Men, is organizing. A second
corps of foreigners is. also forming in Etolia.
BERMANsTADT, DEC. 28.—(xtract from a
Priz4e have just learned that the
heavy artillery of the Turks (fifteen pieces) has
been transported from Jassy to Braila, near the
Danube, without any opposition on the part of
the Janissaries, who had at first opposed it. The
Porte seems to have decided on the evacuation
of 'Moldavia in case of war, and on the concen-
tration of all its farces on the banks of the Da-
nube, where the greatest part is "already, assem-
bled. The fortresses of Braila, Silistria, and Rust-
chak, are re-victualled, and_ strongly. garrisoned.
The Seraskier Schapan Oglu has established his
head-quarters at Silistria. Before their depar-,
ture they will no doubt burn all the towns and
villages of Moldavia. The'Principal force of the
Russians is concentrated • near the mouth of the
Pruth, on the Danube ; but for the last week
immense bodies of 'Russian troops have been
pouring into .Bessarabia, having passed the
Dniester. As they could not all pass Chitym,
two bridges of boats were constructed ' near
MOcklew,• which were destroyed by the ice,
but afterwards rebuilt. The troops who have
already entered. Bessarabia have been obliged to
send back their wives on this side the Diteister.
The Pratt' is guarded by strong detachments of
infantry. General Wittgenstein has moved his
head-quarters. from 'l'ulezin to Kischekow.—:
Large numbers of ammunition waggons and Con-
greve rockets passed by Chotym the day before
yesterday.
Bitusscl.s, IG.—Accounts from Batavia
to the, 1-Ith September state, that the* cholera
worbus had nearly ceased.