The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-16 00:00:00

regiments of Wo!bpi& and Lithuania have gone over to
the Polish party.
The same lewrs bring intelligence. unfortunately, but
too probable, that 30,000 Prussians were marching upon
•Warsaw. The public excitement is at its highest points
and a terrible and sanguinary contest must be the result.
It is stated that the fortress of Modlin, situated about
eight leagues from Warsaw, has been taken, by the Na-
tional Guards. It contains an immense quantity of powder.
It is, however, certain that the Russian Ambassador
received most impertaut news this morning. On open-
ing letters from Count Nesselrnde, be appeared astounded
with surprise. lie received an order to direct all the
Poles in Paris to quit it immediately. No excuse will be
received, except that of illness, certified by the physician
to the Embassy.

The Provisional Government publishogi a decree on the
2d of December, ordering a levy of 200,060 men.

(From the Messayer des Chambres. Dee. 14.)

" PARIS, DEC. IS.

" A private letter from Luxembourg, of 6th December,
says—' I have just received news from the frontiers of
Prussia. At Konigsburg, the citizen■ have revolted and
fought with the soldiers. The number killed and wound-
ed on both sides were 300.'

" According to a letter from Berlin of the 4th, it should
seem that the Grand Duke Constantine occupied on the
Ist of December a position at Piliza, a camp of exercise,
five leagues from Warsaw. The Poles intended to attack
him there. Two Russian regiments which were in bar-
racks out of the city resisted on the first day. It is not
known whether they were overpowered, or effected their
retreat. It is supposed there were engagements from the
let to the 4th of December, the result of which is net at
present known. It is said that thirty pupils of the mili-
tary school went on the 29th of November to the Palace
of the Grand Duke to assassinate him, and that this was
the commencement of the insurrection. We do not know
what truth there may be in this circumstance.
" The electric rapidity of the national movement at
Warsaw, and the exalted patriotism of the Poles, appear to
have surpassed the explosion of 1794, when the Rumness
were expelled as now from all Poland.

" The death of the Pope was caused by gout in the
stomach. For some time past a negotiation had been
going on to induce him to allow Ferrara to be occupied by
an Austrian garrison. A stipulation of a treaty concluded
at Verona was alleged, which authorizes the Court of
Vienna, in case of war, to put into Ferrara a small garri-
sion, which shall never in any case exceed 800 men. This
treaty was adduced as an argument to Pius VIII. ; but
he answered that, as there was no war in any part of Italy,
there was no occasion to receive a German garrison into
the capital of the legation. The Pope, certain of his
right, :quietly relied on the faith of treaties, when be
learned that Cardinal Alhani, deceiving his confidence, bad
permitted a garrison of 5,000 men to occupy Ferrara.
Full of indignation, he sent for Cardinal Albani, whom
he called a traitor and a perjurer, and pronounced an
anathema against him. By a bull, signed in extremis,
the Pope enjoined the Cardinals present to assemble in
conclave round his death bed, and to proceed to the elec-
tion of his successor presente cadavers. The disorder by
which Pius VIII. was attacked took such a turn that he
speedily sunk under it.

" The following article is in the Memorial des Py-
renees The several posts which the Royal Spanish
troops bad placed on the points of the mountains where
there are pase4ges to enter from France to Navarre, ha►e
been withdrawn, in consequence of counter-orders. Within
the last week, the Royalist Volunteers have returned is
their homes.'

" Normandy is still a prey to the incendiaries. At
Evreux and Brrnsy there have been fresh fires.
" The Ambassador of the Bey of Titery is at Mar-
seilles. It is thought that he is come to solicit of the
King of the French some modification of the terms of the
treaty concluded with France on the Slit of August last.
He was muck interested by the review of the National
Guards of Marseilles.

"Plavxannw, Due. 6.—Orders have just been given
to reinforce the garrisons of sums places in the department
of the Eastern Pyrenees. Orders have also been given to
place cannon in them, and to assemble a sufficient number
of artillerymen.

" About 20 persons of the section of St. Jacques at
Perpignan, reputed Carlists, were arrested and thrown
into prisons of this city on the hth of December. Some
houses had been surrounded during the preceding night by
companies of the National Guard whom the pollee had
summoned for that purpose. There was a plot to disturb
public tranquillity. It is said that arms and ammunition
were found in the place where the conspiratont met.
" The proceedings which are going to be instituted will
undoubtedly discover the projects contemplated in the nu-
merous assemblies which were held in that quarter of the
city. The persons arrested are all of the working classes.
A riot by an armed assemblage is said to have taken place,
near Mont Louis, against the officers of the Customs in the
exercise of their duty. The two parties fought with mush
obstinacy, but there was no blood spilt. However, the
officers were obliged to yield to numbers. An individual
whom they bad taken in the fact was rescued.
" We hear nothing from CataleniJ, every thing has re-
turned to the usual order. On our frontier, too, there is
nothing new. Hardly any refugees remain here. Want,
and the money given them for the journey, have induced
them to depart.--Journal du Toulouse.

(From the Journal do Commerce of Monday. )
" YAttta, Dnc. 12.—N0 farther detail* have been re-
ceived respecting the affair. of Poland ; only a report has
been spud this evening that letters received to-day an-
nounce that the suburb of Praga had been totally eva-
cuated by the Itussians, and that the Grand Duke Con-
stantine had retired towards Minsk."

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