The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-07 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

• FRENCH PAPERS.
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(From the Gazette de France, Nov. 5.)
CoNSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 10.—Our sitastlerity
still the same. The Porte invariably persists in ot
principles which it has once proclaimed. CTed
receipt of the dispatch by which Ibrahim ono
that he was blockaded by the squadrons of the
and that he desired fresh instructions, the 01'3;0
peered very indifferent, though it was go,. to,
thought at Pera that the Sultan would deels%
blockade a great violation of the rights of nati()"
would in consequence adopt serious measured
Those delays on the part of the Porte, t'lla
attempt at an immediate pacification, excite '7O
that we shall see the war terminate withotit not
alarming crisis. However, this uncertaintY
last long, especially as Ibrahim, it is said, liroo
ceived orders from the Sultan to quit Nayarit° tit
sail for Patras. If he executes this order wit „side
consent of the Allied Fleets, the Sultan will e°'llll,
the convention of the 6th of July as illusorY_:.
meets with obstacles, the Porte must explB4.ll
in a positive manner. It is believed that o°ool
will be decided in a fortnight. The embarroll,
of the Divan is visible. The capital is traocltod
commerce is in a worse situation than at the
my last letter. There has been several cline
the departments of the Admiralty and the ki,ni 0 re'
The rich Armenian banker, Tinghir °gin, r„t,: 11°:
fused to advance money to the Governoe'il
e
been banished from Constantinople with tlitar,ol
family, and sent to Asia. The Oriente/SPfdbort
Smyrna, has just been suppressed.--fi*
Gazette.
05r

- BARCELONA, OCT. 27.—The Count t ate
having cleared the districts thY were ill fors"Tatfr
the greatest fermentation, has just set out „be sr
gona. He has caused a great many rebels end Ole,
who were taken with arms in their hands, "-‘, 0"
almost all of them deserters from the arm, li. o'l
engagement which took place at Corrniuesnd the
wards the Ebro), between the Royal troops s"fiet4
insurgents, was rather serious: 15 of the latter
killed, and 80 taken prisoners. -a; 'li' ci
It is reported this evening that the ',d,
Vick who was going to Tarragona by the, ~/$0
order, died on the road to Santa Colonnade" i,011" jt,
The 3d Regiment of Light Infantr/ '-arch fi
eased under the walls oft his place on its 111,ab,
'Tarragona. It conducts a detachment ,°' , i:
50 prisoners, at the head of whom is C°'°n-1
or
lester, bound, and a considerable number of l'l
loaded, it is said, with 3,000 muskets.
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(From the Constitutiosse".o 4,,,ne le
BARCELONA, OCT. 25.—General -LASP-14- f tile
cleared Lampourdan of the factious. S°lne ° 0e
°
officers of his division assert, that they ha%1,
;di
longer any body to pursue; for all the facti?
taken flight, and is now collected at
Mai' 1;
Cabrenys, and other pints on the frontier, r°ool.l
approachrefuge
; ,assoelloornebaesi
butchers General
hoeafnie:me lragiEreessa,pt: ficteroe
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the frontiers.
The troops of the King, in entering &few!
tookT ‘Two
soeLfvietahndeops
these
thei sonntreor rorsttp, who:;aotef
tpwheeerrseoKnsi
persons
ogNNt.
seihrmeomtser ic:e:73;
smith of Talaxa tb
rebels.

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A Nlanres an,
of the
ecurreavtenlJnittiinmnpaerry, who 'has
the members
arrTesltteedband of the rebel Laguardjuiantl:viffille:ll
beaten and dispersed, that Chief presented dr
at Tarragona to make his submission. big hot'
in Atwh iLchlenriffidac,eras deacon was
nwcaesbareernesstteadtioinleir-;
eri
ofte;
PaOriscTaornr
Eivited27h.eTeAynesteexiltiranyerdwitiitahry
desvat c i
it
troops who are to come
was sent from Tarragona
General Reizet. Kt,
Six thousand military beds are Trepatilettr
with all speed; they are destined,' it. IS said, k rid
with the Court. "'edit
War at Madrid, in order to obtain its °pill' Ilie
to the Supreme C°ll ye
the fate of the rebels who have subinitt%f #4,.1.;
answer to that case is arrived. The eotoell -,,f tli
heahvieefshadmitiiintadreyr orth ecirivielixac"l:;;t:
it is said, divides the offence and punishment ,
submitting rebels into three classes :...... b, WI
commanded divisions, regiments,
separate bands, no matter what may have he
'ic
importance of them. A to rsl
4, 2. Those who may have supplied fon-9
bands, or to maintain them when raised. ~
"3. The mass of the revolt - " 00
revolters." AI C ;
The council proposes that the military 0;t. OP
thOcsel.:lthoe
prised in the first class shall be deprived,„; life4' i
ranks and honours, and
sent to the grilles '-e-iviliro
comprised in the first class ; but as theNts the
to
rank nor honours to lose, it advses that hes,loote
theTTellicieetes
gallies for life, they should pay fines proerti 11
A 1•560 e
pay fines proportionate to their means, °in-, l'fice,
exiled to other provinces of the king"°i; Pe' ftb"
they shall remain under the surveillance of t 000 to
As for the 3d class, the council proese.,itioAfor
solute pat don, accompanied by their rest6;e/er',l)-
their civil rights. They are to remain! h°‘ Oil
a period more or less considerable, tinder the I,e
lance of the local authorities.. v 0
. so 1 0
Such are the propositions which it is one'
been made to the King by the supreme e°
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war. T. '
FROM TUW -ENVIRONS OF PUYCERPA, to olb
The day before yesterday the Mierluele of' d
ce er
Cerdagne, who had made a reconnoissal; plc 0
side of Baga, conducted to the prisons °, ii, a 0011
30 Agraviados, whom they had surpriseobeip,
.00,
where they were carousing. One of tioteOlbeil
had appeared at the windows with hostile,
with t
was killed, and the others surrendered biori:0001
arms and ammunition, without striking aje o,' lig
PERPIGNAN, OCT. 27.--The Comte left re fal
individualsna nt:oef lituiineiisrhcfmoomretnputrniiesses
.d inflictedi
n th eos:.eobcnaotttitBl:ei °line:rjile:er°Pi.le
first aide-de-camp to Comte d'Espagliki, eft,terl
nan on the 24th of this month far She Pfr-cto
filling his mission with the Prefect of t p refieri
Pyrenees. His entrance into France Y:ever) rill!
occasioned some difficulties, which, howectvici
soon lemoved in consideration oth
f e e,oire
joutney. The Comte de Mirasol was a