The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-17 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, MAY
.14.--(Deputies Elected.)— De-
partment of Rhone, General the Count de
Lapoype ; Haut Rhin, 'M. Voye'r d'Argenson ;
Creuse, M. Mestadier ; Indre et Loiv, the
qoutitl'Effiat.
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--)nTtere has been tihturbarke at Lyons,
inconsequence of the election of an ultra candi-
date, M. Delphin, instead of M. de Corcelles.
The Gendarmerie was called in, but it is said
that no violence was used, and that the people
dispersed without resistance.
NUREMBERG, MAY 9.—(Extract of a Private
Letter.)—Persons who pretend to be well in-
formed now say that the Russian negociator, M.
de Tatischef, came to Vienna to concert with the
Austrian Cabinet the measures to be taken in the
event of a war between Russia and the Porte, and to
ascertain the part that Austria Would take in so
important a conjuncture. M. de Tatischef com-
municated at the same time, in the frankest man-
ner, the policy of his 'Sovereign, as well as the
principles by which his Imperial Majesty would
be gUided in this war.
It would seem as if the Cabinet of Vienna
were extremely satisfied with the communica-
tions of the Russi-an Plenipotentiary, and that the
negociation proceeded without the least difficulty.
In quitting Vienna for Petersburgh, M. de Ta-
tischef was himself the bearer of the result of his
conferences with the Prince de Metternich, and
there is no doubt but the Emperor Alexander
will ratify the stipulations agreed upon between
these two Statesmen. Thus the report, which
stated that the Russian Plenipotentiary was sent
to Vienna, to wait thd issue of the negociations
at Constantinople between the Ministers of Aus-
tria and England and the Divan, is void of all
foundation.

BRUSSELS, MAY 10.—(Extract of a Letter
from Valenciennes, May B.)—Since the end of
last month there has been a considerable move-
ment among the garrisons of the 16th Military
Division. Two regiments of cavalry and in-
fantry, perfectly organized, have left them to re-
pair to tee interior of France, but. they have not
been replaced by an equal number, of troops.—
The Chasseurs on horseback, and the regiment
of Light Infantry that were at Cambray, have
marched away within these few days, and it is
not known whether others have come in their
room. If we may give credit to the reports in
circulation, a part of these corps is to proceed to
the Pyrenees, which gives rise to a multitude of
conjectures, and is the subject of general conver-
sation. On the other hand, a great number of
horses and men of the last levy are sent' succes-
sively to the several regiments of horse and foot
which have not yet their full compliment. France
is at length resolved to place its army on a re-
spectable footing. In the arduous circumstances
in which Europe is placed, these measures are
generally applauded.
MAY Excellency . the Minister of
Finance having recovered from his late indispo-
sition, the discussion of the project of law on the
personal, tax is expected soon to commence in
the second Chamber of the States General.
Nineteen Members have set down their names to
speak against the project, and we hear of only
two who have announced their intention to sup-
port it. •
CZERSOWITZ, APRIL 21.—The Turkish troops
continue to become more numerous in Moldavia,
and we learn that 30,000 men have advanced
nearly to the Pruth. In the same manner the
Turks continue to send troops to Servia as a
check upon the inhabitants, in whom they have
not much confidence. The Russian fleet in the
Black Sea is well equipped and ready to put to
sea. It is said that it will take on board a con-
siderable body of troops. 'A few weeks will
make us acquainted with its destination, respect-
ing which there are at present various opinions.
—.We learn from Belgrade that the Turkish
Pacha, who commands in,tbat city, has requested
permission to draw supplies from the Austrian
territories, and he seems to have obtained it.
VIENNA, MAY 2.—Most of the persons be-
longing to the extraordinary mission of M. de
Tatischeff have remained here, and the Ambas-
sador himself is expected back in the course of
this month. In general people seem fully per-
suaded that war will in no case he begun by the
Turks, and_ that even on the part of Russia no
hostilities will take place, so long as the nego-
ciations are not broken 'off with the mediating
powers. It seems that the negociations may be
considerably protracted, and perhaps we await
the decision of a Congress to be assembled here
ddring the summer. --Major-General Count
Fiquelmont, our Ambassador td the King of the
Two Sicilies, and Count VonSchladen, the Prus-
sian Ambassador to the Porte, have set out for
Naples and Berlin.
Vienna, May I.—The Metalliques are to-day at 74i ; Bank
Shares, 663 9-10 ths.—lt is remarkable that the use in our funds
coincides with the arrival of the post from Constantinople.
May .2..—Metalliques, 74 7-16ths ; Bank Shares, 664 1-3 d.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.—(Tires DAY.)

LIBEL ON HER LATE MAJESTY.

THE KING V. SIIACKELL, WEAVER & ARROWSMTTH.
The Court was crowded to excess, it being
notified that sentence would be passed this day
on the, defendants for a series of libels published
in the " John Bull" Newspaper, in the months
of February, March, April, and May, in 1821.
Mr. DENMAN now rose and prayed for judgment.
The defendant, Arrowsmith, put in two affi-
davits complaining of ill health, and that by his
imprisonment being lengthened it might possibly
endanger his life.—The other defendants said
nothing.
Mr. DENMAN, at great length and with consi-
derable force, animadverted upon the grossness
of the libels, contending that the calculation of
the defendants had been entirely gain, and that
no characters, however pure and exalted, had
been exempt from their attacks.
Mr. BROUGHAM followed on the same side.

The
.CHIEF JUSTICE, after some consultation
with the other Judges, ordered the defendantsto
be brought up on the last day of Terin.

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