The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-11 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

EFROId•TICE JOURNAL DES DEUATS.i
MARpu B.—The King transacted busi-
ness yesterday with M. de Villele. -
Collections of people, amounting to between
five and six hundred, took-place the day before
yesterday, on the Boulevards San Martin and
du Temple. They were mostly of the working
classes, though some few among them were of
a better condition. The gendarmes arrested 29
of them,. Yesterday a crowd assembled at Port
St. Denis, they called out, Vive Manuel ! Vire
La Chin* ! A detachment of Swiss of the Garde
Royale, hastened to the spot and dispersed them.
Some of them were conducted to the, Prefecture
of Police, and among them were a surgeon' and ,a
householder. Measures are taken to prevent simi-
lar disorders in future.
VIENNA, Fall. U.—According to letters from
Corfu of 4anuary 26, the campaign in Acarnania
has taken an unfavourable turn for the Turks.
The siege of Missolongo was continued up to
the end of last year, with varied success. Reschid
Mehmet had been. victorious in several combats,
and had reached the exterior fortress, but in con-
sequence of provisions failing, he saw the numbers
of his troops diminish ; and the Albanians, com-
manded by Omar Pacha, had given it clearly to
be understood, that, they would, according to
custom,, embrace the strongest side, and declare
against the Greeks whenever the siege should
be raised.
Omar Pacha was not ignorant of the intrigues
among the Albanians, and had lost the confidence
of Reschid Mehmet and the Turks. It was
agreed on, however, that an attack should be
made on the 6th Of January. Reschid proceeded
in the execution of this undertaking with much
intrepidity, and had already made considerable
progress when a number of insurgents, concealed
in the second ditch, received him so warmly as
to oblige him to retire, and the Albanians who
,were to have supported him took to flight on all
sides. Thus finished the siege of , Missolongo.—
The two Pachas arrived on January 14, at Vra-
chori.*

Stistisr, Fen. i9.---Dehelal Pacha, successor
of Chourschid Pacha, put himself to death be-
cause he found no army. The Kiaja of Chour-
schid Mehmed Pacha, who killed Ali Pacha with
his own hands, was appointed his successor, but
has refused. The Porte then chose Gavan Oglu,
of.Nissa,.to command the army, with the title of.
Seraskier ; but there is no longer'any army of
Larissa, and the Greeks are masters of Thessaly.
terrox TUE QUOTIDIENNE.I
PARIS, MARCH B.—A great deal is said at
present about a scene at once scandalous and
bloody, which has just taken place at Berlin,
and which reflects discredit on a name which
rendered itself noted during the late wars.--
The htisbund of a very fine and amiable actress
has lately been killed by' the son of Prince Al..
Welitive. received to-day,
,by express, news
from -Madrid of the t 7tli ultimo. The change
of Ministry there appears certain. It is an•
nounced that the Counsellor Certifies is to make
a part of the new Ministry. .
It is asserted that the left side will return
to the Chamber tomorrow. There are but
fifteen' of 'the protesting Deputies who have de.
termined not to return ; these obstinate fifteen
are those who have no means to make themselves
conspicuous, either at The Tribune or on Com-
mittees,: and who persuade themselves that they
will be noticed more by their absence thin by
their presence -; the Chamber will lose but
fifteen black balls. These Gentlemen, who.ac-
cused the Chamber of not respecting the work
of the Electoral Colleges, annul in some degree
by their separation the commands of their, Con-
stituents,
,and consent, through spite, to leave
without Representatives the Liberals Who elected
them let the world judge of their good faith
and of their patriotism.
Shameful cries of " Vice Manuel! mart a la
Boardonnaye!" were uttered yesterday on the
Boulevard St. Denis, as night was coming on.—
The gendarmerie dissipated the crowd in a short
time, who, in despair at being chased from the
field of their exploits, encountered, in running
away, a patrol of Swiss. Several of these sol-
diers were wounded by the fugitives, who, as
they fled, made use of stiCki, knives, and dag.
gers. Nine persons were ajrested and conducted
to the watchhouse, and from' there to the Prefec-
ture of Police ; amongst them was a student of
law, a physician, a merchant, two Shoeblacks,
and three servants of a good family.
[FROM 'rUE CONSTITUTIONNE
PARIS, MARCH. B.—The Chamber of Peers
have occupied themselves very much concerning
the expulsion of M. 'Manuel. It is said the Duke
de: Broglie is to make a motion on this important
question.
An Express arrived last, -night from Madrid,
and brought intelligence of the' opening of the
Ordinary Cortes: Nothing further has transpired.
[PROM TU JOURNAL DE rAnis.l
A Spanish Cabinet Messenger, who left Madrid
on the 27th ult., passed, through Paris yesterday
on his route to London. At his departure no
change, had taken place in the Spanish Ministry'.
• Note of the Editor of the Journal des Wats. It is very
remarkable that the Austrian Observer begins to cenfesi the
defeats of the Turks. It is however time to do so, for according
to the best information we can obtain, the independence of the
Southern part of the Hellenic Peninsula,. and of all the Gre-
cian 'Archipelago, is quite sect= against all the attacks which
can be made against it by the GoVernment of Constantinople.