The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

FOiZEIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPER.S.

PARIS., SEPT. 13.—Advices- received at Corsica
fl nd Marseilles announce officially that the plague
ivas manifested itself at Tunis, and that it pre-
ails at Salonica ; and that the yellow fever has
appeared at Cuba.- Precautionary measures have
been in consequence adopted.—(Jloniteur.)

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SteT. 1.-I.—lmportant news respecting recent
events at Saragossa were current at Bayonne on
the 6th insta::t. It is said " that a revolution
had kateit plotted there by the republican party,
at the head of which was the Captain Gen. Riego ;
hut that the plot having beef discovered, he had
been arrested and sent to ,prison, to the Castle
'of Lerida." A letter from Oleron (Lower Py-
renees) dated the sth of September, says :-". I
hear this instant that great cornrnotions took place
at on the 30th and 31st of August, to
proclaim-there the repablic. The factious failed,
awing to the firmness of :the Political Chief, La
Morena. Riego, assisted by some French Offi-
cers, r.nci .the former Editor of ,the Brown Man,
was at the head. The party were not support-
/ed. Several have, been arrested, -and search is-
made for Journal tit's .Debats,)
e have received two ProclamatiOns from
the Political Chief of Saragossa', -address-
ed- to -the inhabitants of .that town, dated
the 28th and 31st of August, advising them to
remain quiet, and to be under no alarm on ac-
count* of the threatened attempts of a few mad-
men. Since the 28th the state,of ferment was
very great ; on the 31st an Extraordinary Cou-
rier from Madrid arrived, appointing the Poll-
tical Chief pro tempore to the Government of
Arragon, in the place of Riego, who was dis-
tuissed and exiled to Lerida. The latter Was
not at Saragossa when the Messenger arrived. X
regiment of the line in this town has received
orders to set out for Catalonia.—(Glnettr de
France.)

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VIENNA, SEPT. I.—Since the arrival of a cou-
rier from Petersburgh, the report is generally
circulated that the Emperor Alexander is satisfied
with the reply made by the Porte, and that war
will, not take place.
SEPT. 2.—Extract from a private letter. Our
funds keep up, from the general persuasion that
there will be no rupture. We are assured that
the reply of the Porte completely satisfies the
Russian demands, and the personal character of
the Emperor Alexander, as well as the religious
fidelity with which he fulfils his= engagements,
are too well known and appreciated here for us
to believe in the-views of aggrandizement attri-
Luted to him by certvin hurnals.

SEPT. 3.—The affairs of Macedonia have some
t_;rrie past taken a more serious turn. The parti-
zaui of Greek emancipation have succeeded in
pz-vaiiiiiz on the greater part'of the inhabitants
re.Aing in the country, to take up arms against
the Turks. The inhabitants of the towns, on the
contrary, have refused to participate in this in-
surrection, because they dread the vengeance of
the Turks.

There is a report of some sang►►inary conflicts
in the Morea, which have terminated in favour of
the Greeks* The fart of Tornse has bees►
obliged to surrender to the Greeks, and it is
thought that several others will share the same
fate,

[Extract of a private Letter.]—We are en-
abled to state, on. the authority of several au-
thentic letters, that there are fresh hopes of the
continuance of peace, because, according to the
oflcial communications made to the Austrian
.Minister, the .Porte has abandoned the restric-
tioni she required in the first.instance, and.now
,consents to all the conditions of the Russian ulti-
'matum. Fresh dispatches have been transmitted
by the Minister of Foreign AlTairs•at Vienna to
the Court of St.. Petersburg, relative to the com-
mana/ikon to which we have just alluded.
Bratr.l:4, SEPT. 3.—(Extract from a private Id;
ter.)—The army now assembled in the neighbour-
hood of this capital is considerable, ". This col-
lection of a great force strongly engages the
attention of our politicians. • The King has ap-
pointed Lieutenant-General Barstell to the chief
command of these troops. It has .been for some
days reported, that they are to form an Army of
Observation. - As yet, however, nothing appears
to confirm this important news.
Fn..A.vriFoßT, SEPT. 7.—The. last letters from
Vienna announce that -the Ottoman feet has been
defeated by the Greeks. Its remains took refuge
in the island of Rhodes, where they wait for the
squadron of the Pacha of Egypt. it is remarked
that the latter endeavours to tenfporize that it
may declare itself according to the turn that
events will take.

The Greek vessel that left Marseilles with
Prince Caraza Marrocardato, several French
Officers, and some young Greeks, arrived on the
Sd of August at Mesolongi, the Capital of Etolia.
Two Turkish frigates and several brigs cap-
tured by the Greeks have arrived at Ilydria.
Commercial letters from St. Petershurgh state,
there was every appearance of peace being main-
tained between Russia and Turkey. Yet letters
from Vienna announce, on the contrary, that war
is on the point of breakino. out.
It is confidently asserted that the army of Li-
vadia has formed a junction with the Thessa-
lians near Teixa, and that a corps of 600 Turks
has been put completely to the route.

• Letters fiom Widdin of the Gth ult. confirm
the intelligence of insurrectional movements hay-
Lig taken. place in Servia and Bulgaria. It is
currently . reported that there will be a Congress
in this city, consisting of the Ministers of the
great Powers.

SEPT. B.—We learn from Petersburgh that

Lieutenant-General de Czernitsclieff arrived ors
the 18th of Juky last at Nolttscherkask, the
capital of the Cossacks of the Dory; it is said he
is entrusted with as importhnt mission.

MADRID, SE: T„l.-General itiego left, Sara-
gossa for LoweV.:krragon. it is affirmed that
the object of the journey is to fix the public
opinion, which is notftbey say, very well disposed.
SEPT. 3.—We are assured that his Majesty has
commanded the Council of State to present the
names of three Candidates to fill the office of
Captain-General of Madrid, during the suspension
of General Morino.

It is reported that the Political Chief has been
dismissed, and that the Alinistry have sent in
their, resignation.
'The disappearance of Count de Montezuma,
a Grandee of Spain, and descendant of the Em-
peror of Mexico,• is the universal ,subject of
conversation. It is well known that this nobleman
has been often invited to ascend the throne of
Mexico, by the indigenous natives. He is ac-
companied in his expedition by Colonel Rotalde,
a celebrated revolutionist,and it is reported they
have embarked at Bourdeaux for Mexico.