The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-11 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, DEC. S.--The King gave a private au-
4ience. yesterday to the Count dt. Tournon, the
a're.fect Of the Gironde.

,-Frivate letters from Venice,, of the 9.3 d Nov.,
state that two vessels, which arrived from STyrna
the day- before, 'met the Turko-Egyptian-Alge-
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riiae fleet under a press of sail, returning to the
Dai.daritites, in orderi. said the Turks, to repair
the damage they had sustained in a violent gale
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ittihe waters of Idra.

Fresh disorders have taken place at Smyrna :
(;9 Candlotes (Turkish soldiers) massacred more
thati ZO Greeks in the streets, and attacked
the palace of the Government; the Janissaries
flew to arms, and a terrible conflict ensued be-
tween them and the Candiotes. The Corn-
mandeFs of the French and English ships inter-
.
ferqd, and a great number of Turkish soldiers,
w4thars of the disturbance, were seized and de-
liv4ed over to the French Commandant to be
transported to Candia for trial.

FRENCH FUNDS.. •
Dec. 7, Five per Cents.
Deferred Stock
Bank Stock 1595 f; c.

CON-.ST4NTINOPLE, NOV.. 9.—War has been
-po,ittiVeiy declared between Turkey and Persia.
Ail** Persians in the Ottoman dominions have
been arrested, and
.the most pressiug•orders have
been ';4ispatched to arm all the forces at_the' dis-
posal:of the Porte.
Anew firman .9f .the. Grand Signior declares.
that all the G reeks residing out of the Turkish
clomirifdi)s ace ria longer to be considered as his
Subjeesfs, and to enjoy the protection of the Sub-
lime Porte.... ,

The rage of the Mussulmans daily increases,
and fears•are entertained that the measures taken
to restraip their fury will prove insufficient to
prevent the general massacre of the Franks.

AUGSBUIid; DEC. 3.—The extraordinary war-
like preparations of Turkey in Moldavia have
strongly excited the attention of the Cabinet of
St. Petersburgh.. Fresh orders have been dis-
patched to the Commanders in Chief of the diffe-
rent Russian armies, and some corps, which were
in cantonments very distant from each other, have
rnade'a movement of concentration. The army
of General.Yermaloff has been reinforced by a
strong. division of 20,000 men.
The Porte still insists, in the last communica-
tions made to the Russian Government, on the
banishment' from the Russian territory of several
Chiefs.of the noldavian insurrection ; and it has
renewed its demands to the Court of Austria, for
the deliVery.of Prince Ypsilanti. Both these re-
quisitions haVeLeen formally rejected.
FRANKFORT, DEC. I.—lt is reported that the
Greeks have taken Patras by storm, and that the
garrison had been put to the sword.

NOVEMBER 29.—Some movements are observ-
es among :the Prussian troops. It is assert-
that the King has ordered a corps to be as-
sembled in the' Grand Duchy of Posen, which is
to consist of 30,000 men, infantry, cavalry, and
artillery. This extraordinary assembling of
troops gives - rise to a multitude of conjectures,
which time alone will confirm or refute.

VIgNNA, Nov. 23.—1 t is generally affirmed tha
the principal si.ctrrities demanded by Russia o
the Porte are the following :

The occupation date 'principalities of Moldavia and Walla•
cilia for a -Certain number, of, years by the troops of the Allied
Powers, and the delivery of some fortresses in the Morea to the
same troops. These provinces and fortresses to be occupied
till the Porte has, fried in an invariable manner the civil and
xeligiou.s rights of th.e-Greeks,, and proved,.by its conduct for a
certain period, that these rights will be -Maintained. It is af-
firmed that the Porte refuses to accede to these demands, and
desires to have thern.,.modified.. A report has, it is true, been
spread here, that all the deMands of Russia had been rejected ;
but .the truth of this account has been disbelieved by many per-
sons. A little or :manuscript, which is circulated by
a banking-house; states,in'substance, that there have been some
vary stormydehate.sin the DlN=an•; that the Russian ultimatum
has been discussed there; ancttliat a new note will be sent to
61. Petersburgh; to infti4tri, that Court which articles are ac-
cepted, whla.kare.-modified, and also that the negociationa will
be continued.. -.Aimether manuscript bulletin again contradicts
the reports of war,,WhiCh lntd been circulated.
ft is positivily Mined that since. Prince Met-
ternich's important dispatches from
M. de Lut2ow hErveiitrrived.frUfn.Coristantinople,
and that the. •Coiotii.uf„State.• has had several
sittings at which tile gmperor himself was present.
Letters written ''hr-Y:Greek merchants, juit re-
ceived hent'ispeat---Of hoStilities having -'taken
place betkeen the• Russian : Turkish troops.
'1" hey say that a layg6:de*hmerit of .Russian ca
valry having. passed the ;Pcuth to forage,:"Xtr.
vented into the Country,..withont ob'stscle;, bat
met, afterwards: with aprettrstrong Ttirkish. p. 041
with which,' it; had a Onart*.tion,:ahoitt;.:26o.men
being killed' Or. Wounded, well fitlssian§ as
Turks, wittOte differetice-that the' loss `of.. the
former is much greater, they having been much
harassed in
theirmreat. :: 7 : .* •
Nov. Q6.--All.• foreigners',eotployed lit, thee
Austrian States.us! „ •±rieCii,pti:Kir,Teachers have-
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,
received orders to quit the Country.- It seems de
tided that the education of.youth, whether public
or private, is to be4oiplusifOy Cpntided to the Je-
suits, or the Redemptionists; -who are au affilia-
tion of that order, "- - *
The Governinent ,lave given .additional
structions respecting the:Cenptship of the Press.!
The politiCal ;gain Obscured ; the •
accounts last' rece),ve,d :;frOm:,Congtantinople are
not so pacific. ‘• • '• ' , .
FROM THE DANtillE NOV §4 —Several BoYars.
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who have returned. to :Wallachia -Ind Moldavia'
have again crossed the:AUStfittir:frontir, &Titre-
quested permission.' tO .proceeikinto: the:in4rior of
the country. They had4lot golfe the Pri,n
cipalities, because they li,prof thit: the Turk
had ill-treated some 4. those Wito .haa returqed,
and declared them actomigicei. "Of ,iher,,i;eliiiis.
The property of the J3Oyitr4.l3:,soi'fi.tr Troarbeing

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spared, that- the Turks take possession of their'
effects under all kinds of pretexts, without any
indemnification. These arbitrary proceedings
may, perhaps, be without the consent of the
Commanders or Chiek but they, however, oc-
cur, alni satisfaction is not to be thought of. The
Generals think acid openly declave) that the
Divan would do well to organize the two Princi-
palities in the. Turkish manner, as the Ottoman
troops will not be able, at any rate, soon to leave
them, on account of the of an invasion by
the Hetarists, who are in Bessarabia.
BRUSSELS, Dec. 7.—The Journal De la Bel-
gique contains the following article :7.-

FROM THE SHORES OF THE MEDITERRANEAN, NOV. 19.
The last letters from Smyrna say, that dissentions and mas-
sacres continue to desolate that unhappy city.
What especially augments the fury of the Turks at Smyrna,
and the neighbourhood, is the news that different corps of Per-
sian troops have entered the dominions of the Porte at the
same time; by Bassorah, Mosul, and Kars ; that one of these
corps has already passed the .Euphrates, and that another is ad-
vancing to the Tigris ; that Trapezunt, Erzerum,- and other
places, are already in the hands of the Persians: These state-
ments may very likely be exaggeiated, since hitherto. nothing
had been heard of the armaments of Persia. However this
may be, the accounts which have conic to the Greek merchants,
and which they-receive icom their correspondents M the Mprea,
and also from Alexandria-in Egypt, maintain that .an.alliance
hag been fdimed between Aussia and Persia, according, to. which
an army of the Schah is to 41vance to Asia-Minor, and occupy
the south coasts of the, Black:Sea, while n. Russian army is to
proceed to Constantinople Mong the West shores of that sea.
The Persian army which.has passed the Euphrates will :enter.
Syria, &c.