The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-23 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, OCT. 20.--Yesterday the. King trans-
acted business with the Duke de Richelieu and
the Minister of the Interior,
The Archbishop of Paris still continues in a
very dangerous state and his life is despaired of.
Advices from Marseilles, of the 13th, state,
that on the Wednesday preceding a man was sent
to the Lazaretto, from one of the ships first in-
fected, at Pomegue ; but the state of this man
has nothing alarming in it ; and, when it is con-
sidered that, of the, last, three patients received
from these ships into the Lazaretto, two. of them
were only slight attacks,' and are now cured,
there is reason to believe that the pernicious cha-
racter of the contagion has reached its height, and
that it is now approaching the term of its ex-
tinction. There is only one sick in the Laza-
retto ; all the rest are convalescent or recovered.
. There are no sick on board the ships in quaran-
tine, and the .town continues healthy.
Private letters from Marseilles announce that
all vessels coming from Italy are compelled to
perform thirty days' quarantine, which seems to
confirm the news of the existence of the yellow
fever at Leghorn, or some 'other Italian port.—
The report is repeated that it is not the yellow
fever, but the Cholera Morbus, which has been
introduced into that country by a: ship from
Batavia.
The accounts from Bayonne came down to the
13th, and state that the hnportatioh of merchan-
dize from• Spain is still strictly prohibited, and no
Spaniard can pass the frontiers without being sub-
ject to quarantine in the Lazerettos of Tenhoa
and Behobia. On the 11th, nine individuals,
French and Spaniards, were discharged from the
Lazeretto of Behobia, perfectly cured, and en-
tered the town : last night there were only 28
persons remaining in that establishment, who
were in good health.
FRENCH FUNDS.
Oct. 19, Five per Cents. B9 f. 60 c.
Bank Stock 1592 f. 50 C.
PETERSBURGH, SEPT. 26.—Yesterday the Em-
peror left Czarska-Selo for Witepsk to review
the guards cantoned there. It is said our Mo-
narch will return here in about a fortnight.—
[The remainder of this article has been sup-
pressed by the Consorship.]
VIENNA, OCT. 9.—A Russian convoy is this
moment arrived. It is asserted the Emperor was
at Minsk in the midst of his guards on the 30th
of September.
HANOVER, OCT. 9.—lt is affirmed the States
will be convoked immediately, and that the King
proposes to relieve the country from the hurdler)
of maintaining a military force- too large for its
means. With this view, it is designed to take
15,000 Hanoverians into British pay, and to dis-
tribute them among the-garrisons of Malta, Corfu,
and the other lonian Isles.
CORFU, SEPT. 18.—The news from the Conti-
nent of Greece informs us that Chousrid
who had received reinforcements from Scodra,
attempted to. attack the Suliots who occupy
Placa, an advantageous pass • situate at the base
of the chain of Mount Pindus, five leagues from
Janina. The Turks were completely routed in
this combat, in which they loskmore than a thou-
sand men. The Treasurer of Ismael Paella, and
some other Turks of distinction were made pri-
soners. Chousrid Pacha also lost many men in a
murderous combat at the Five Wells, by which
he attempted to re-establish his communication
with Arta, which is constantly closely besieged.
The winter approaches, and the remains of the
Turkish army, which are daily diminishing, al-
ready think of returning home, according to cuss
torn. Ali Pacha supports the Greek army with
his treasure. In the other parts of the Conti-
nent the Insurgents have put themselves on a re-
spectable footing. From Pieria to the opposite
extremity of Peroponnesus, they occupy advantas
geous positions.
NUREMBERG, OCT. 13.—The Pacha of Bosnia
has been obliged to send a detachment of his
troops to reinforce the corps commanded by
Courschild
HA3IBURGII, OCT. IG.—Accounts from St.
Petersburgh of the 28th of September say, that
Baron Stro-onoff arrived there on the 25th. The
Magistrates of St. Petersburgh have resolved to
send a large sum of money to relieve the Greek
fugitives. On the 4th of September his Majesty
signed an Ukase, by which not only the trade
and fishery on the North Wrest of America, the
Alcalia, and Kurile Islands, is forbidden to any
except Russian ships; but it is even prohibited
to approach those coasts and islands on pain of
confiscation of both ship and cargo. Accounts
from the frontier of Moldavia of the 28th of Sep-
tember say, that the Bazars have deposited their
valuable effects to the value of some millions in
the Couvent of Soka, which is defended by the
Ketrests and besieged by the Turks. It is added
that the Turks pay little regard to the Hatti
Scheriff, but exercise all kind of excesses in the
open country.
BRUSSELS, OCT. 27.—The Assizes at Ghent

have sentenced Mr. Houdin, the Proprietor, and
Peseux the Editor of The Journal de Gand,
the former to a fine of 1200 franks and the lat=
ter of 600 francs, 'for expressions relative to the
affairs of Naples injurious to the Allied Sove-
reigns. The accused were restored to liberty as
soon as sentence was passed.
FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVIA, SEPT. 21.—0 n the
11th of this month a bloody battle took place
between the Turks and. Greeks at Dorna. The
latter had the advantage at the commencement ;

and as soon as the former perceived their infe-
riority in point of numbers, they retired with all
expedition into their fortified positions.—(Cor-
respondent de Nuremberg.)
The same Journal gives an article on the 6th
October of which the following is the sub-
stance :-" According to certain intelligence
which has reached us through mercantile chan-
nels, the Court of Russia writes on two points,
viz. the evacuation by the Ottoman troops of the
Principalities of Moldavia and Walachia, and a
guarantee in favour of the Greeks, In the pre-
sent condition of the Forte, we consider there
will be little difficulty respecting the first point;
but with regard to the second we know not how

the Porte can give the guarantee required. 'lt Is
reported that several propositions have been
made on this head, and it is probable this
subject may determine the Powers to hold
a Congress in ' which the rights to be en-
joyed by the Greeks in Turkey shall be fixed
and confirmed. But it is also added, that the
Porte still persists in demanding the delivery of
Prince Suzzo, and several other Greek refugees
in Bessarabia : and we know, moreover, that
several demands for the surrender of Prince
Ypsilanti, detained at Monkatsch in Hungary,
have been repeatedly made to the Cabinet of
Vienna, but without success.

SOUTH AMERICA..

GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OF CHILI.

SANTIAGO, JULY 4.
INTELLIGENCE FROM- THE LIBERATING ARMY OF

PF.IIU.

Despatch from the Governor of Valparaiso; to
the Minister of State for the Department of the
Government :

"At half-past four o'clock this evening,' the brig Catalina
cast anchor in this harbour. The Captain of the port writes as

follows :___.

" Senor Governor—The English brig Catalina, Capt. Robt.
Ramsay, proceeding from Moyendo, after a voyage of 10 days,
has cast hnchAr here. His cargo is the same which he took in
at Valparaiso ; he carries dispatches for the Commodore, arid
he brings intelligence that Lord Cochrane has taken illoyendo
on the 18th of June. '

" EGBERTO VAN BEUREN,
" Captain of the Port of Valparaiso."
" I have the honour to transmit this to your Excellency fo]
your iuformation, and that of the Supreme Director.
"'God preserve your Excellency many years.
" Valparaiso, July 1. " LUIS DE LA CRUZ.
" To the Minister of State."