The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-12 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Etoile, dated Sunday, June 10.)
" CoNs'rAsirfNorLE, MAY 11.—The negotiations oi
the European Ministers are no more advanced than they
Were before. The Ambassadors of England, Russia, and
Free, having met since the mistake of the 20th of April,
agreed on the sth of this month to make a new application
to the Reis Effendi, and to ask him whether the Porte
Would give a declaration in answer to the proposals of the
allied Courts. It is said that Perten Effendi replied tt-ith
Warmth, and in general terms, to the Dragomans of the
three powers, that the Porte would not accept such pro-
Posals, and that it would make no answer.
" The Dragotnan of the English legation was in par-
ticular loaded with reproaches on account of Lord Cochrane,
and the Rais Effendi even spoke of reparation, of the rupture
"
of diplomatic relations, &c.
As to the Russian Dragoman, he told him that he was
giv
astonenis should be other. asked of hien, and that he should give no
" Such was the termination cf one of the most remark-
able eonfereneea ; but we learn from an authentic source,
that Mr. Stratford Canning, having again sent his Drago-
mant' the Reis Effendi,- to induce him to reflect on the
b°nsequences of his answer, and to ask him what he meant
)' TeParation, the Reis Effendi spoke in milder language.
" It is natural that such a state of things should excite
the the public still greater apprehensions of all kinds ; and
d ,tnote so, as after the above-mentioned conference, M.
4.heaupierre made his Dragoman go back to the Reis
"ndi and make to him the following declaiation :
`,` `The intervention will be made either by five Powers,
or °Y three, or by two, or by one.' '
• " This remarkable declaration is considered as indicat-
'tng„the policy of the other European Powers with respect
- :" Courts of Vienna
end Berlin.
,-,„6 A report is current here, that the first measure of the
Hereof Paris, London, and St. Petershurgh, if the Porte
tit:o its refusal, will consist in preventing further
4te4t,'" of ammunition, and the departure of troops in-
t'anii--;" for Livadia and the Morea by the Turks and Egyp-
'n
- The European squadrons at Smyrna would act to
ens
"elthe executio of this measure. A second more effi-
: and more decisive step would be taken on another side.
II ‘‘
'''' de Ribeau ierre hardly quits his country seat at
l'illkdere, where he lives quite reti red. --Augsburg Gazette.
I, P
Tribunal of Correctional Police
to-day JUNE 9.—The .
; .ay arts'the opening of the Court delivered its judgment.
'',l the affair of the Courrier Francais and the Constitu
o'f°treAti These journals having been guilty of defamation
public ministration as specifiedin the complaint of the
of the Co
officerr, and prev:d ed against by the law, the Editor
urier is condemned to 15 days' imprisonment,
..'d flrie of 400 francs, and the Editor of the Constitu-
tizo:;ze/ to 15 days' imprisonment, and a fine of 150 francs.
the for th" plaintiff, be not being sufficiently indicated in
Point; inculp4ted, the journals are acquitted on this
and the plaintiff adjudged to pay the costs, as far as
he is concereA.
" The Journal des Debats say• that the King's Go-
vernment was the first all the Governments in Eu o e to
give its fop and entire assent to the diplomatic conferences
which the Emperor Alexander wished to open at St. Pe-
lersburgli four years ago, for the deliverance of Greece, and
that tl.a measure now adopted by all the cabinets of Europe
was proposed by France in 1823.
it Wi
''
FIY, then, your continual attacks on the course taken
by France in the affairs of the East?
" It is not since yesterday only that the King's Govern-
ment has participated in the interest whichall Europe feels
in the cause of the Greeks. It is not Since yesterday only
subjthat it has taken precautions to defend, not only its own;
ects, but those of other nations piracy to which this war hapseig‘aigvolelans, from the effects of
iceasifion, and that h'
Majesty's flag in the Arehi
given
tion to all the unhappy vessels who asl:e-(l)rfded its protec-
goingThiiiitt.Constanti-
" The negociations which are
tioPle and London will not slacken.
the af-
fairs of the East have constantly engaged the
then,ttntention. of
iti Most Christian Majesty ; and our Cabinet
it ths negociations relative t(. them, the attitudeair
which
eTtne4 both its dignity and its interest.
Privilege and action in all the Cabinets of Europe, in the
conduct of our affairs, in the management of whirl,
much elecums . '
much iii.hurnopteiretr was required, instead of showing so
n
German is
ou phrase is quoteik in the French language, in the
jrnal of Augsburg.—Note of the Etoile.

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Presentr will he published in the course of the
(It, ton•street'eek, by Mr. Colburu, New Burling-
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lor
of " Brambletye-House,' &c. 3 vols.—
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4r. Godwin's History of the Commonwealth.
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Yrvik" &c.