The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-01 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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rib, LONDON,
fIYSEPTEMBFR 1, 1821.

d Frenal. Papers of Tuesday and Wednes-
-4Y reached
tong us this morning ; and so far from
00-;rrning the intelligence brought by express
cs hksday from Vienna, bearing date 17th ult.
4tive:elllE St;
--N of yesterday,) they communicate
Siroin the Austrian capital, dated two days
Which state
ar that an extraordinary courier
lot rived with dispatches from the Austrian
sstruncio at Constantinople,bringing the impor-
skot
ion gews that the Reis Effendi had transmitted a
ti:nete to the Baron DE STROGONOTT relative to
4tassiau ultimatum, which not being con-
sider
ed be i satisfactory by the Russian Minister,
self rnediately demanded passports for him-
-I)4t and the- persons attached to his em-
-4
t alld eclarrug in the most formal manner
4, diplomatic communications between
r.
that"'-°vernments of the two Empires had from
tn moment ceased. It was generally reported at
tistaotino
i
pie 'on the 07th of July, that
.the
spasa° had given a very pacific answer to the de-
-0: °f Russia, which raised a hope that the
arni ences between the two Empires would be
giv cablY
adjusted. This circumstance, no doubt,
jobtir:ll° vethe pacific intelligence communicat-
fr e not article of the 17th ultimo-; but
oft) the
seeto that.
Subsequent Vienna accounts, it would
the
con the Porte had suddenly revoked a part
pectfl
cessions it had at first made. This
nOPle 41111 which the negociations at Constanti-
gr taken, and the positive intelligence that
/I„us r"vernents had taken place among the
V
e
il
slan troops on the banks of the Pruth,
sir as in as
the Ottoman army, under the orders of
83" PAcuA, induced the Austrian Govern-
,t3ine.nt to
holdh a Cabinet Council at the house of the
tince METTERNIcit on the 18th ultimo ; at
I:3ae breaking _ p
u of which couriers were dis-
thtched to Petersburgh and London, and also to
it:rnC°lllmanders in Chief of the Austrian armies
.thi ratisYlvania and the Bannat of Temeswar.
lightn(,xt accounts will no doubt throw some
on these conflicting statements.
t)lt appears that when the baron DE STRO-
.. OrF demand.ed his passports, the Grand
C;:g.nilar refused to grant them, but the other
ttllrstian Ambassadors presented very energetic
esentatkos on this subject, and the Sultan at

length acceded to the demands of the Russian
Minister, who embarked on the 31st of July on.
board a Russian ship, which immediately sailed
for Odessa. A letter' from the latter town,
dated the 3d of August, says, that on the arrival
of a vessel from Constantinople on the Ist of
that month, Count -DE' `WITTGENSTEIN left
Odessa with his staff to join his head-quarters
on the banks of the. Prutb. It was, gene-
rally believed at Vienna, that as soon as the
13aron...nt STLIOGONOFF shall arrive at Odessa,
the Russian troops will immediately- pass the
Pruth and commence hostilities. The Ottoman
Army In Moldavia and Walachia, under the
command of JUSSUF PACH 4, have made a move-
nient of concentration, and every thing leads to
the presumption that the campaign will open
with a great battle. That the. Ottoman Govern-
ment has throughout the whole of the neg-ocia-

tiohs anticipated war, and were —preparing to
meet it, ':seems confirmed by the report
of the Master of a French vessel which left Con.
stantinople 'on the 16th of July., and arrived: at
. . •
Marteilies on the 21st of August. "'Every thing
at Constantinople," says Captain itlEcLusi " de-
notes war ; all is activity and bustle, •-and every
where military preparations are goittg On.
Though the Ettropeans are now in less danger
here than at Smyrna, yet they are not in safety.
The Turkish fleet is ready to set' sail, and the
Baron de STROGONOFF has received orders to
discontinue his usual water excursions. The
city, the suburbs, and the neighbouring villages,
are filled with Asiatic troops, part of whom are
under orders to march to Walachia." Captain
ItEcr.us adds, that after he left Ipsara, where he
touched on his passage home, he was' visited by
fifty-three difrerent Greek armed vessels; and
that near Cape Cerigo, on the 20th of July, he
met a French frigate bearing a Rear.. Admiral's
flag, and a corvette, entering the ArChipelago.
An article from Corfu of the 21st of July con..

tains a Proclamation from the President and
Senate of the lonian Islands, recalling all the
lonian subjects " who have dared to declare
themselves chiefs and leaders of the Cephalonians
and Zacynthians," and at the head of an armed
force consisting of lonians, to take an active
part in the war of the Peleponnesus, contrary

to the rights of nations, and in violation of the
neutrality which the lonian Government has
engaged to maintain. They are commanded to
desist from their enterprize in the space of fifty-
one days, and threatened in case of disobedience
with perpetual banishment from the lonian terri-

tory, the sequestration of their property, and per-
sonal prosecution as criminals, if they should ever
fall into the hands of the Government. As to the
other lonian subjects who have been seduced
from their duty, by these chiefs, and have acted
under their orders, they are ordered to return
immediately, if they do not wish to suffer the
utmost severity of the law.

We are happy to announce, on the authority of
letters from Barcelona of the 18th ult., that the
disorder which has appeared in that city has hap-
pily made no progress. The inhabitants enjoy

the best health, and not one has been attacked
with the disease. The return of deaths in the
Lazaretto is four out of twenty-two.