The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-10 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PAnlc, Nov. 7.—Prince Gregory Ypsilanti,
-the :youngest of the five brothers Ypsilanti, is
coming to Paris ta prosecute his studies. Ile is
accompanied by John Mauls, formerly Professor
of Greek literature„ at the Greek College of
Odessa, and by two other young men who intend
to finish their studies at Paris.

We have pleasure in announcing that Madame
Pariget has received a letter. from her husband,
dated Barcelona, Oct. 27, which gives more fa-
vouri-,10.e accounts of the health of M. M. Pariet

and Bally.
A letter from M. Francois, another of the
French Physicians, written on the following
day, that MM. Pariset and Bally are re-
coNkrirg ; and on the 29th M. Bally dispatched
a few lines to a friend, informing him that he, as
as well as M. Pariset, were going ender qua-
rantine for fifteen days, when they would be
'allowed to leave the town. The two sisters of
St. Camilla, who went to Barcelona to attend on
the sick, continue to enjoy good health, and are
unremitting in their noble exertions.

The disorder, however, still rages in Barce-
lona ; but at Barcelonetta it is nearly extinct.
On the 26th rejoical guns were fired, in conse-
quence of there liming been no deaths or new
cases on the preceding day. The population of
Barcelona which have left the town have not
carried the disorder with them into the villages
and districts where they are now encamped ; and
the opinion is, that outside of the walls the dis-
order is not contagious.

A vessel arrived recently at Marseilles from
Cyprus, with twenty-eight Greeks on board,
who had escaped from the massacres perpetrated
in that island.

The silk trade of Lyons, which has been de-
clining for the .last month, is resuming its full
activity, in consequence of the arrival of thirty
ships at Bourdeaux, from America, on board of
which are several merchants, who are co►nmis-
sioned to make large purchases of silks at Lyons.
The Russian Colonel Pot'emkin, Princess Ga-
litzin, and Princess Tourkisxanoff, arrived yes-
terday at Paris, and alighted at the Great lintel
of Rivoli.

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VIENNA, OCT. 26. The journey of the Prince
de Metternich has given birth to various conjec-
tures. It is thought that 4tie Court of Vienna,
persisting in its desire of settling the affairs of
Greece, by means of a Congress, has solicited
the King of England to use his influence with
Russia to consent to it. The Congress is only
to be a repetition of that of Laybach, and will
give the Emperor of Russia the same advantage
which the former one gave to the Emperor of
Austria.

, Fit INKFORT, Nov. I.—The Russian Govern-

meat has given orders to the want-landing officers
of corps and regi:nents, not to give leave of ab-
sence to either officers or privates, not even for
a few days only. All the regiments are to be
kept up to their full complement, and recruits
raised within the last few months have joined

the army for that purpose.
A courier from Petersburgh is arrived at Stutt-
gard, with important dispatches. It is reported
he was also the bearer of dispatches for theCourtr
of Baden and Bavaria ; indeed frequent commu-
nications have recently taken place bntween the
German States and Russia.

AIX-L.l-CLIAPELLE, NOY. 5.—( Extract of a
Private Letter.)—The most recent accounts from
Constantinople confirm the previous advices, that
the Divan had given strict orders to put all the
Ottoman armies on the war establishment. In
consequence, Tartars have been dispatched to
all the Paellas in Europe and Asia ; and it is in-
tended that the Grand Vizier shall soon repair
to the banks of tha Danube.

It is asserted that the secret negociations
opened by Russia with the Schah of Persia have
hat( a successful issue, notwithstanding the great
efforts made by the Turkish agents to render
them abortive.

It is said that Count Lieven, the Russian
Ambassador at London, has already dispatched
an express to his Government from Hanover,
at the close of a Conference with the Prince de
Aletternich and the Marquess of Londonderry.
We are assured that peace will be the result of
these conferences.

TRIESTE, OCT. 20.—We have received intel-
ligence from Corfu as late as the id instant,
which communicate positive details respecting
the operations of the Turkish fleet. On the 12th
of September a strong division of this fleet ap-
peared in the Bay of Coron, destroyed some
Greek vessels which were lying there, and suc-
ceeded in throwing in supplies of men, munitions

of war, and provisions into the fortress after
an obstinate conflict with the Greek besieg-
ing army, who were defeated. The Turks
on the 16th attempted a landing at Nodon, but
were repulsed by the Greeks; and on the 30th
they are reported too have effected that object at
Patras. Here it is conjectured the fleet of the
Barbary Powers will form a junction with the
Turko-Egyptian squadron.