The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-27 00:00:00

FORSIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARI, SEPT. 23.—A commercial letter from

Bay ovine FtateF, that in consequence of the re-

cent events,of which Spain has been the theatre,
all the garrisons on the Spanish frontier, from
St. Jean de Luz to Collionv,e, are to be consi-
derably reinforced, and that different corps of
troops are marching to proceed to their respec-
tive destinations.

Letters from Barcelona of the oth inst. say,
46 The number of sick and of deaths augments
at Barcelonetta ; the -communication with that
7,nburb has been closed since Monday last.

There are now several sick in the city, some

are dead ; our apprehensions, howeer, are not
excet'sive, a good rain would put an end to
the epidemy, which- our physicians have not
yet well defined ; it is believed to be the yellow
fever. The disorder has manifested itself at
Cadiz;-and along the whole coast of Catalonia.—
At Tertosa, its ravages are still greater. Twenty
thousand persons have, from precaution, quitted.
Barcelona."—To these afflicting details,. the
Journal de Toulouse of the 17th adds—" The
political and sanitary state of the Peninsula is
alarming. The civil and Military authorities
have quitted Barcelona. After their departure,
a few foolish men attempted to proclaim a Re-
public in the midst of the pestilence. The pro-
vinces which adjoin Catalonia have hastened to
form a cordon to preserve themselves from the
double scourge with which they are menaced."
M. Mole is stated to be appointed Ambas-
sador to London.

Letters from Perpignan of the 14th instant
state:—" We have just received the most af-
flicting intelligence respecting the sanitary state
of Catalonia. The contagion is extending its
ravages every day more and more at Barcelo-
netta. In the course of less than 60 hours, there
were 5'2 deaths, and 137 new cases. It is affirm-
ed that Barcelona itself has been attacked by
this scourge. The Secretary of the Political
Chief and of the Provincial Deputation died of
the yellow fever on the 10th ; he was walking in
the city on the previous evening. The next day
one of his female servants fell a victim to the
same malady, after 30 hours suffering. On the
11th, the chief Administrators of the province
quitted the city."
SEPT. '24.—The Prefect of the Pyrenees has
ordered all the points of communication with
Spain to be closed, except that of Pertuis, where
a Lazaretto has been established, in which per-
sons coming from Spain will perform quarantine.
Th? Sanitary Cordon has been reinforced by all
the disposable troops in this country, and the
National Guard will be called out to perform the
garrison duty, and form a second Cordon, if such
a measure should be rendered necessary.

We learn, by The Journal de Lyon of the .20th,
that the yellow fever has manifested itself in the
Lazaretto of Marseilles ; it was brought there by
E Danish ship which arrived on the 16th. Three
of the crew have died.

A second squadron of observation is immedi-
ately to set sail from Toulon for the coasts of
Greece.

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VIENNA, SEPT. 13.—The Austrian Observer
of this day states, that according to official re-
ports from Constantinople, of the .25th of August,
instructions have been sent to the Janissaries in
Moldavia and Wallachia to evacuate those two
principalities. On the 17th of August the
Grand Segnior addressed a tirman to the new
Greek Patriarch, in which he orders him to
assure the insurgent Greeks of a complete am-
nesty, in case they return to their obedience.
On the 19th, the Pastoral Letter of the Patriarch
Was read in all die Greek churches, assuring the
Greek nation of the protection of the Govern-
ment, and exhorting them to tranquillity. The
Spanish Minister Plenipotentiary, the Chevalier
Zea Bermudez, 'had his first solemn audience of
the Grand Vizier on the 16th, and was intro-
duced with the accustomed ceremonial. On the
21st, a fire broke out in the Turkish quarter of
Pera, inhabited by the -pages of the Grand
Segnior. The fire could not be subdued for
many hours, until after it had destroyed a part
of the mosque, and about sixty houses. The
Grand Segnior repaired to the spot. Constanti-.
nople is more healthy, and the plague at Smyrna
has not made further progress.
SPPT. 14.—We have collected several particu-
lars respecting the Marine of the Insurgent
Greeks, which are not devoid of interest. This
Marine is the property of the principal merchants
of Hydra, Spezzia, and Psara, with whom are
connected the merchants of many islands in the
Archipelago. The chief proprietors form the