The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-30 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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--M QUIS DICER FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1821

e received this
.morning the Paris Journals
Monday, which still le-ie Undecided the
reat question which now agitates all Europe.
The following are extracts :
-4c PO
's, AUG.Auo Ti. Yesterday the King gave
4 private audience tothe'Countess of Gothland,
- the Ex-Queen of Sweden.. The Ministers of
ar and Foreign Affairs. afterwards transacted
business with his Majest. • The Review which
Was to ha rPlac- k
have taken
e .yesterday was counter-
trladed on account of the intense heat. •
f` The Duke of Wellington had the honour of
with the King and the Royal Family
leterdaY• In the afternoon his Grace received
4 /44 from the Minister of War.
A letter from Perpignan, of the 15th August,
.2•canscqatory respecting the epidemic of Barce-
loe
• a•._ The following is an extract :--c Though
,
- aady has not Made' any progress in
Barce-
port they have sunk some ships, and sent others
rettoMahon to perform quarantine. Up to the
"IY twelve persons had died in the Laza-
tette Barcelona, and' at that date only ten re-
ened
ps, or in the hospital nine others belonging to
infected -ships, to Barcelonetto, had. been
moved
, it by way of precaution to the Lazaretto.
t remarkable: that none of the hospital at-
' the —ants have been taken ill 'with the disease,
e nature of which is not yet known. In other
• rev
'Pects Barcelona is particularly healthy, there
40t beina
above a quarter of- the number of sick
•-•,4 rsons usual at
this season of- the year. The
:14Peratore being, only at 18 deg. the malady.
tb " well be propagated, even if it were con-
• ,
ns••--(Gazette de France.)
CC t
pr,t
. ne greatest precantions are taken to: pre-.
i,enra. the introduction of the, yellow fever into.
fillee...• A strict quarantine.- on, 'the Spanish.,
°Niers is established.-L(Co'nstitutionnel.)
s
everal earriag,es have jut arrived: at Paris
-tool s
ed Pat") filled with per Sons who were detain-
' .:cert°,4 the frontiers.' They are furnished - with
ac4tes
ipio l
health.-o.n- :Mondy:lost a grand
,cher rinitic dinner was given
_the Duke de Ili:
reign to the
_French Ministers and all the Fo-_
or x„. ItrAbassadors and Ministers. The Duke
•••-ra.. gton was presentrat de
• CC v
rote k A c; 16 We•have received news
which d
f r, • -
Ti
'ostantinople up to .the 24th of July; at
nssaLe that capital was snore Russ'. The
• cans
the G° are much feared, and the measures of
.dismayveroment are marked by indecision and
c
11k
13 The bread having. been, for some days, not
eci en°ugh, the
en people murmured ; in conse-
ce of which a number of bakers.were nailed
Alp to their .doors"rdin
, though they had acted ac-
g to the orders of Government. It is
_,PPrehended that a famine may
take place, as
le ydriots,
Who brought grain to-the capital,.
arehal now in open hostility. Supplies were
but o expecte.]
from the
.Pacha of Egypt,
.at U
it ;3 well understood he is unfriendly
yards the Porte, and favours the insur-
the Th
e "hie desire of the Greeks to free
rilseives from the Turkish dominions.is regard-
`'4 by the Mussulmans as a thing not to be accom-
The inhabitants of the Alorea alone,
4114 ParticularlyAess the
Mainotes, give any uneasi
to the
Divan; and it.seems the Porte is dis-