The Sun.
London, England, 1822-04-13 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, APRIL 10.—The Gazette of Augsburg,
of the 14th instant, states, that expresses had
arrived at Galatz with the intelligence, that on
the 12th ult. the Turks had attacked three
Attssian ships in the Black Sea, and had seized
-two of them, under the pretence that they had
property on board belonging to Greeks.
The Prince Royal of Prussia, after having vi.
sited the Royal Family of the Netherlands,
went to Brussels, and thence set out on his return
to Berlin. The Belgic Journals are quite silent
-respecting the object of his journey. "
it was reported at Paris yesterday that officers
belonging to the British Navy, now in France,
have received orders to return to their country.
' It is reported, says the Ami de la Charte of
Nantes, that orders have been given to reinforce
,the sanitary cordon on the Spanish frontiers. It
seems certain that the chasseurs of the, Pyre-
pees, in garrison at Poitiers, a detachment of
_which we have at Nantes, are about to rejoin the
cordon.

In consequence of discoveries made to the
Lieutenant General commanding the sth military
division, several .officers of the garrison have been
arrested at Strasburg. A telegraphic dispatch
received on Monday states that the town is per-
fectly quiet.
A letter from Strasburg of the sth- says that
the officers arrested are confined in the military
prison. It was asserted, at the moment the
courier departed, that the same measure had
-been adopted towards several other military men
-belonging to the garrison. Various reports are in
circulation relative to the causes of these arrests.
It is stated that General Buton and his fellow
-conspirator IX ton are arrived at San Sebastiaui,
in Portugal.

FRENCH FUNDS.
April 8, Five per Cents. Opened at B7 f. c.
Closed at..., 86 f. 45 c.
April 9, Five per. Cents. Opened at B6 f. 40 c.
Closed at B6 f. 35 c.
AUGSBURG, APRIL 3.—We know from good
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authority that in the last conference which the
Austrian Internuncio, Count de Lutzow, had with
the Reis Effendi (Feb.l 5 or 16), the former insisted
strongly on an indemnity being given to Russia for
the expence of maintaining an army of 150,000
men on the Turkish frontiers, during the last six
-months. The indemnity required is very consi-
derable, and the Reis Effendi expressed the
warmest dissatisfaction at the demand, declaring,
in the most formal manner, that the Sultan was
determined not to make any sacrifice of the kind.
The Russian troops, whom want of forage and

provisions had compelled to retire from the army
,of Bessarabia, and to take up cantonments in its
rear on the Dniester, have received orders to re-
turn with all expedition to their former positions.
The Iletaerists in this province are actively or-

gEtnizing themselves under the direction of Rus-
sian officers; and Riga and its environs swarm
with troops, destined to form a corps of observa-
tion on the shores of the Baltic.

AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, APRIL 3.—lf the Turks
•tio not first commence hostilities, it is thought
that the Russians will not open the campaign
Until the middle of April.

A letter from Vienna states that the Senator

de Tatischeff has sent expresses to the Generals-
. in-Chief of the Russ!an armies of the South and
the West.
'Orders have been received at Cronstad from
Petersburgh to get the ,fleet in that port ready
with the greatest dispatch.
Fresh communications have been made to
Denmark on the part of Russia.

APRIL 4.—We learn from Warsaw that it

would be difficult to form an idea of the activity

displayed I.)y the Turks in their preparations for
-war. Fresh divisions of troops continue to march
from Constantinople to the Danube ; and the
Pacha of Belgrade is making preparation for the
approaching arrival in Servia of a large Turkish
corps, with a considerable park of artillery.
Letters from Vienna, of a recent date, say that

it is currently reported in that capital, that the
troops which form the garrisons of the Lombardo-
Venetian towns Kill assemble and be. sent to
Austrian Dalmatia, and there form a cordon on
the frontiers of Turkish Dalmatia. It is.added

that these troops will be replaced in Upper Italy
,by the army of General Baron de Frimont,
from which it is conjectured that the kingdom of
Naples will be evacuated by the Austrian troops
very shortly.
FRANKFORT, APRIL 4.—Private letters from
Trieste state, that the remains of the Turkish
squadron, which were blockaded in the Gulf of
Lepanto, have surrendered to the Gr'eeks by
capitulation. Other accounts say, the Turkish
squadron was attacked by, the Greek fleet, and
either-taken or burnt.

ODEiSA, MARCH 15.—News from Constanti-

nople of the Bth mention, that nothing is talked
of but a war against Russia. In the neighbour-
hood of Constantinople there is an army of
150,000 men, all Asiatics.
Letters of four days later date state; that the
military preparations of the Government inspire
the Christians with the liveliest alarms. Yet
the capital is tolerably quiet, and the Mussul-
mans appear to direct their attention to fo-
reign affairs. The answer of the Sultan to
the mediating 'powers has excited among the
Turks an universal sentiment of joy ; they say
with feelings of pride that it is worthy of their
Caliph, of their Emperor.
Several vessels under foreign flags have been
seized at Constantinople and their cargoes con-
fiscated, which has occasioned several remon-
strances on the part of the Foreign Ambassadors.
LEIPSIC, MARCH 30.—Orders have been given
by the Russian Government for the formation of
an -army of reserve near Kaluga. Very large
magazines and the reserve of artillery are also to
be established at Kaluga.
TRIESTE, MARCH 25.—A conspiracy has hen
discovered in the Isle of Hydra. A woman
named Geninsto, the wife of a Greek who is
serving on board the Turkish•fleet, determined,
with her accomplices, when that fleet'appeared
before Hydra, to set fire to the Grecian fleet,
-and to spike the cannons of the battery of the
,ourt, so that the Turkish fleet might possess

itself -of the island. Captain Sakuloirch, who
had been admitted into the plot of this woman,
discovered the conspiracy: The parties were
instantly arrested, and on the appearance of the
Turks before Hydra they were compelled to take
to flight, seeing that every thing was prepared to
give them a warm reception.