The Sun.
London, England, 1827-03-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Courier Francais.)
PARIS, MARCH 20.—We find, in a private letter from Spain,
that the spirit of fermentation which prevails in the army and in
the Royal Guard, leads to the apprehension of the Government
seeking to re-establish the. Military Commissions.
(From the Journal des Debats.)
PAIUS, MARCH 20.—The Precurseur of Lyons, of the 17th,
'lt'll mentions that the King of Spain has quitted Madrid ; the
following is_ what- it contains
" A letter from Carcasonne, of the 13th March, announces, as
We did yesterday, the departure of Ferdinand VII. for Pam-
l'eluns. It adds, that the movement which is taking place is in
favour of Don Carlos.
" These news, which reach Ili from various parts, all agree :
fey
Prove that in all the South of France, and especially en the,
woutier of Spain, there is a belief in an extraordinary agitation in
the Peninsula. Let as wait for fresh details."
We repeat it this strange report appeared to us from the first
destitute of all foundation.
(From the Etcile of Thursday, March 22.)
VIENNA, MARCH W.—Yesterday afternoon, Prince Metter-I
t'ich communicated to our august Monarch the melancholy news
of the death of laer Majesty the Empress of 'Brazil, his daughter.
Rid Majesty &ore this unexpected blow with his usual fortitude
and resignat 311 to the will of God.
Mourning for seven weeka has been ordered.
Senor Rocca Pinto has arrived from Brazil, with an invita-
tion from the Emperor Don 'Pedro to the Infant Don Miguel, his
brother, to gp to Rio de Jane:ro. The Prince has answered,
that he wished first to receive the answer to the letter-which he
lately sent to the Emperor Don Pedro by M. de Neumann.
PARIS, MARCH 21.—Our correspondent at Bayonne sends us
a letter from Zamora, dated the 12th, which fully confirms what
we stated respecting the disarming of the Portuguese Refugees on
their return into Spain.
The Duke de San Carlos is to set out for Madrid at the end of
the month.
A letter from Leghorn of the sth of March says—" Yesterday
the Unicorn, with Lord Cochrane -on board, appeared off the,
point of the Mole. It happened, oddly enough, that it passed very
near the Egyptian corvette; but instead of entering the Pon, the
Unicorn suddenly tacked, and to-day we see it at the distance of
five or six miles. It is believed, that the only object of this ma-
rueuvre was to examine the corvette, in order to pursue it with
greater certainty when it shall be time. The appearance of the
Unicorn in those seas has excited the greatest terror in the agent
of the Pacha of Egypt, M. Rosetti, who suddenly lowered all the
sails of his vessel, though he was ready to depart."—Lausanne
Gazette.

The Austrictm Observer of the 12th March has news from
Constantinople of 24th February, which states the arrival of M.
de Ribeaupierre on the 11th. The remainder of this very laconic
article, is taken up with the account of the defeat by Redschid
Paths of a corps of 6,000 Greeks, who were going to. relieve
4alena. The Greeks are said to have lost 1,200 men, and to
have had six of their Captains made prisoners.
(From the Etoilc, dated Thursday, March 23.)
We have a letter from Madrid'of the 13th of March, which
says--. 4 The most alarming reports have been spread for some
days past at Madrid. War, it was said, was decided upon ; the
army of General Sarsfield was to enter Portugal on the 25th of
this month, &c. It was in the midst of these alarms which it
was attempted to spread, that the news from the frontiers of Castile
arrived, which have already been transmitted by express to Paris,
and which have put an end to the fears and the hopes which those
reports had excited."