The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-30 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, JAN. 22.—The Court of Assizes
yesterday passed sentence, after seven years' de-
liberation, in the affair of the Vrai Liberal.
Messrs. Maubach and Collette were acquitted,
and the Count Depestre de la Ferte and M. Oils
condemned to a year's imprisonment and to the
payment of the costs. Such is the issue of a trial
which has for a long time engaged the attention
of the public in the southern provinces. It is
supposed that the Count de la Ferte will appeal
to the Court of Cessation.

J.N.VIIZSNA, l4.—The Austrian Observer of
to-day contains the following article :
" The latest accounts from Constantinople (re-
ceived by express) are to the 29th December.
On the 2Gth, in the afternoon, the Marquess
de Latour Maubourg, the French Ambassador,
arrived here on board one of the King's ships.
The next day he was visited by the Diplomatic
Body. Yesterday he announced his arrival to
the Porte, by the first Interpreter, M. Jouannin,
and the first Secretary of Legation, M. Adanson.
To-day he received the formal visit of the inter-
preter of the Porte, and the presents usual from
the Porte on such occasions.

The Porte has received the following intelli-
gence from Bagdad. The Persians have entirely
ceased hostilities, and peace may be considered
as concluded between the two Powers. This
notice was brought by a Tartar, who left Bagdad
on the 10th November. The Persian troops had
repeatedly attacked the places nearest that city,
but had always been repulsed with loss by the
Paella's troops. Both parties weary of this state
of war, without any object, which had continued
for a considerable time, joyfully accepted the
mediation of a Sheik, who is highly esteemed by
the Turks of that province, and also by Schasade
Mahomet Ali Mirza, Governor of Kermanshah.
An amicable arrangement, removing every mis-
understanding, was immediately concluded, ac-
cording to which the two Paellas of the Curds
are not to be removed from their posts.—Ab-
dullah Pacha will remain in Sulhnanje, and
Mahmoud Pacha in Koi-Sanschah. Neither of
them can be removed from his post or deposed
without the joint consent of the Pacha of Bagdad
and the Governor of Kermanshah. The Persians
engaged immediately to leave the Ottoman terri-
tory, and to make good without delay the
damage they had done. _ _

According to later accounts, Mohamed Ali
Mirza had fallen ill, and was unable to sign
the convention with the Pacha of Bagdad,
and his First Minister was obliged to do it.
This circumstance, and the extraordinary haste
with which the Persian troops made their
retreat, gave some credit to the report that the
Prince, who is considered as the real author and
promoter of the hostilities with the Porte, was
really dead.
According to the same accounts, the cholera
morbus has raged dreadfully in those countries,
and especially in Schiraz. More than 7000 per-
sons have fallen victims in a few days to this pes-
tilential disorder. Among them were the mother,
several children, and many other relations, ser-
vlnts, and slaves of the Schalasade, Mahornet
Ali Mirza."

A report is generally spread that Ali Pacha
has at length sunk under the Ottoman power ;
that the castle of Joannina has been taken by
storm, and that Ali perished. This news does
not seem to deserve niuch credit.