The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-12 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Etoile, dated Thursday, May 10.)
ST. PETERSHURGII, Amite 19.—" We learn from an
'authentic source, that there is at Warsaw a particular com-
mission of inquiry, among the members of which are four
Nfinisters, Secretaries of State, which is engaged in in-
vestigating the facts and circumstances of the treasonable
intrigues of which indications were last year discovered in
that Kingdom. The commission will not have concluded
its labours for nine months to come. It is said that the
sentences of the persons found guilty will be drawn up ac-
cording to the principles of the Polish code. Among those
who are the most deeply implicated, it is thought that two
will be condemned to death."
TRIESTE, APRIL 17.---“ We have received, by way of
Anc°lla, news front Corfu, of the 16th April, which say
that there was some sharp fighting before Athens on the
't,th
and 9th of April, hut the results were not
"Wn• It is said that the two national assemblies of
Castro and Egina have at length united at Damula, in the
district, of Trezene, and that they have chosen for their
his
the Count Capo d'lstria. Till he shall arrive,
his brother, Viaro - Capo d'lstria, has been invited to act as
President.
" Lord Cochrane is said to be appointed High Admiral,
and General Church Generalissimo."—Augsburg Gazette.
PARis, MAY Among the lies of the journals, we
Trades at Chalons, which almost all of them have repeated.
The 2tlonorial Bordelais publishes news front Para-
y, y, 'which state that the Emperor of Brazil has removed
ot" his Councils all those who advised the expedition to
the South.
" Letters from Rio Janeiro, of the 25d of February, say
that M. Gordon, who had entered into negociations for
Peace with the Commissioners of Buenos Ayres, had suc-
ceeded in terminating them. By this treaty, if the union
of Paraguay should he realised, the Cabinet of Brazil has
°„4lined that the boundaries of the empire shall extend to
the rivers Parana and Amazons. If Dr. Francis does not
accede to this, it is probable that the troops of Buenos Ayres
and those of Brazil will invade his territory. The Corn-
4'issioners sent to Europe Are condemned to banishment
and the confiscation of their property. Dr. Francia has,
t °we're'', granted them four months' time to prove the
nth of their assertions relative to their departure from
Pain, If they cannot produce evidence ia their justifica-
I", the will washot. Sancho Yegros, a very respectable
°id man, who one of the Commission, died suddenly
IZhen the sentence of the Court was intimated to him. Don
-15!ertiadizio Yegros, Secretary-General of Paraguay, has re-.
sinficit and is succeeded by Don Prudencio Yegros."
II3R (From the Etoile of Friday.)
has Just MAY s.—His Majesty the King of Saxony
Just expired after two days' illness.
t-l!" The day before yesterday dispelled the hopes which
e previously entertained. After a very disturbed
fr el), it was evident that his Majesty's strength was gra-
41111Y decreaein His situation was such, that it was
4tekveral times thoughtg. his Majesty had breathed his last.—
',out two in the afternoon the fever increased, and a corn-
-1344 eteny followed. The agony came on at seven in the
tvenie
this and his Majesty expired at a quarter past seven
Morning.
ap‘ttOn the 2d of May his Majesty bad heard mass in his
ar-„,41,7nt5, and endeavoured to dispel the fears of the Queen.
tp„" event has excited general consternation ; the
1313 a are now taking their oath to their new Sovereign."
." MAY 10.—The Florence Gnzette contains a
Frir ate letter from Egina, of the 2d of April, which says
that
feat the 30th of March the Turks were completely
before Athens, by Karaiskaki and Geneo Colocotroni.
wholl other Journals, the Moniteur included, are almost
d with the debates in the Chamber of Deputies."

Tp
tf,tE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FR
THE ANCIENT TOWN AND PORT
s-4. SANDWICH.
I.I.9ENTLE3trId,
111. WING been Re-elected to fill the honor-
ab
aruarn en le situation of one of your Representatives in
t,
I be
fer g return you my most sincere and grateful thanks
am universal kindness with which I have been received
4,l".g't you, and for the confidence, this second time, so
atimous reposed in .
A shall ly
be my cre
a,me Gentlemen, to deserve its conti-
tia''ee, and prove myself in all things,
Your faithful and obedient friend and servant,

May 10, 1827.

E. W. C. U. OWEN.

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