The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-24 00:00:00

sizing their papers, with an intention of making them
the ground-work of ulterior legal proceedings, is cen-
urerl in very strong language. Before condemning
the Government for an act of implied self-preservation,
we mint know the nature of the information which it
received, and the tendency of the correspondence found
on Count WAI.SICS person when seizzd et Strasburg.
Oa Saturday evening the following news from the
theatre of war in Spain was communicated by tele-
graph to the French Government
NARBONNE, July 21.

" General OrPa, having hiq hca i quarters at Ceinte, came
to Valencia th 14th. A corohlt took place on the 15th, at
nine in the tivirning, at the V:nta Poyo, between Oraa's
ranguarl and ti Cn! arlist rearguard. The insurgents con-
tinurd their march on the defiles of Las Cabrillas. :rhe fi:zlit
lasted till evening. A number of wounded had readied Va-
lencia."

Valencia is no longer in any danger of falling into
the hands of the Carlists ; and with a little more ac-
tivity on the part of the Christinos than they have re-
cently shown, it woul:l be an easy task to rid the pro-
vince of the rebel hordes. Doti CARLOS will
avoid fighting as long as he can ; his present object
being rather to plunder than permanently to subdue
the provinces on the further side of the Ono. The
Queen of the BELGIANS left Paris on Thursday eve-
ning for thussels, and on Saturday morning her MA-
JESTI was followed by King LEoPoLD, who was
to join his loyal Consort before her arrival at the
capital, that their entrance might be made together.
The Cholera continues to rage with increased via-
. lence in several cities of Naples. At Palermo its ravages
produced a popular tumult, which was only appeased
by the disposition of the Governor and the appoint
meat of a Committee to manage the affairs of the city.
Messina showed symptoms of 'an insurrectionary
spirit not less dangerous ; and in both cities it was
resolved by the populace to appropriate the trxes to
defray the expenses of the Cholera hospitals or Laza-
rettos. The Government had ordered the troops from
the capital to the assistance of the authorities.
( From the Papers.)

.
MADRID, JrI.T 15, AT NIGIIT.—An extraordinary courier
from General Oraa has arrived. From what has transpired,
it seems that the expedition of Don Carlos has made a move-
ment in advance. The main body is at Nueles, and the sur-
rounding villages. Calrese and all his bands are still in tight
of Valencia. If, as it is believed, the Carlists arc afraid that
considerable forces are marching against them, this may have
made them determieed to retire, leaving Valencia to cross the
high road and descend towards the kingdom of Murcia, in order
to avoid the shock. If these conjectures prove correct, it
Would not be surprising that Don Carlos, pursued by the army,
should go from Murcia to Andalusia, and recommence the
long marches of Gomez. The plan of the faction is not yet
disclosed, and there are only probable inferences from the
state of things. Time will show whether we guessed right.
PARTS, JULY 22.—We have received this morning news
from Madrid of the 15th, which informs us that M. Armanda-
ritz is Minister of the Interior, and not Mr. Acuna, as the
telegraphic despatch states. Acuna is appointed Minister of
the Marine, or of Justice ; it was not known to which of these
offices he is nominated.
FRENcit FUNDS.—Paats, JULY 21.
Eve per Centt.., ION: 93e 110 f.
Four and a Ha'f ner Cents. UNE Me.
Fear rer Cents., 111 IE
. Three per Cents. 7Sf. We. 7:t.
Bank Actions, 2,31 M
Bente de Yaples' 27f. 23c. 20c.
Roman Five p,rCents., 10114.
Spanish Actives, 21 20% 211,04%163i•
Spanish Differes, 714.
Spanish Passives, 45's 5 SN.
1S lnian Loan, five per Cents.. 102 X.
Brussels Society, 1,550 E
Belgian Bank, 1,115 f.
Portuguese Three per Cents 25% 26.
tact-gloms, Os LONDON.
One msnth, paper, 2..5C. 4214 e.; money, 271. 40,.
Three months, parer, 2Sf. money, 251. 20c
rs duthentivre.

FiIF.NCII FUNDS —Paine, JULY 2-2.
Five per Cents.. 11Of sc. 11+9f. 95c.
Four and a Half per Cents. .10:I. &Sc.
Four per Cents.,
Three per Cents., 79f. 78f. 95c.
Rank Actions, 2,295 f.
nen t e de Naples, 97f. 96f. 00c. 93c. 97c.
Roman Five per Cents., 1014 v.
Spanish Actives, 21k 23 21% %.
Spanish Passives,
Portuguese Loan, Three per Cents, 24 261‘14%
EXCIIA NOP. 0:4
Onemonth, paper, 25c. 40c ; money, 23. 40.:
Three months, paper, 251'.2-Nc.; money, 25f. :22 e
—Cours Authentiaue.

LAST PRICES.
Five per Cants., I sc.
Three per Cents. 79f sc.
Rank Actions, 2,3974.
Roman Five per Cents., 101%.
Belgian Bank, 1,4151
Belgian Society, 1,590 f.
Portuguese Three per Cents., 2613
Spanish Actives, 21
Spanish Passives 5,i.
Spanish Differes, 7.

Letters and papers from Madrid to the night of the
15th instant inclusive have been received. The capital
was tranquil, the QUEEN in good health, and the
Cortes sanguine on the subject of a speedy triumph
over the rebels in Valencia. Senor PITA PIZARRO
had been removed from the Home Department, and
Senor ACUNA, Deputy for Jaen, had succeeded him
as Minister of the Interior. All parties regarded the
Valencian expedition of the Pretender as the act of a
madman. The Cabinet appeared stronger than at any
time since its appointment.

We state, on the best aothority, that Mr. Sergeant
ADAMS will be sure to be defeated at Stroud. At a
late hour on Saturday night, the returns at Lord JOIIN
RussELL's Committee-room showed a certain majority
of 380 votes.

The followin!z paragraph, to which the attention of
the electors of Westminster is especially directed, is co-
pied from the leading columns of the Chronicle, of this

morning :
We understand that the King of Hanover has sub.
scribed larvly towards the election expenses of Sir George
Murray. This is right royal munificent."
A rumour to this effect reached us last week, but we
took no notice of it at the time, as we liked not the
channel through which it was conveyed. We have
since heard it repeated, in quarters not, liable to suspi-
cion, with the important addition, that the "right Royal
munificence" of the King of HANOVER has not been con-
fined to the Tory Candidate for Westminster. His MA-
J ESTY'S royal solicitude for the triumph of Toryism it
England has ex'ended beyond the narrow boundaries o
Palace-yard, and actually flows in a golden stream to
the remotest extremity of the United Kingdom. This
intelligence will not surprise the electors, though we
trust it will have the effect of making them look sharply
about them. CUMBERLAND was ever the enemy of
Liberal institutions—the implacable foe of everything
like a pure representative system—and Hanover bears
woeful testimony to the influence which a Crown has had
in imparthig activity to a mind fruitful only in projects
for corrupting and enslaving mankind. We, however,
know nothing of the temper of the Electors of Great
Britain and Ireland, if his MAJESTY'S gold do not
fail as signally here, as his proclamation against the
Constitution is likely to do before the lapse of many
months in Hanover. King ERNEST AUGUSTUS
will prefit as.little from this display of his Royal zeal
as a corruptionist, as frmn his performance of his more
favourite character of Hanoverian despot. Before the
expiration of a year be will find himself beaten at 4111
points—his tyrannical projects made the laughing-
stock of Europe—and his proud neck bowed to the ob-
servance of that Constitution, which he as blindly as
despotically supposes he can abolish with a flourish of
his pen and a twirl of his mustachios. However, the
electors arc bound in duty to look carefully about
who could place himself at the
them. The Prince,
head of an illegal combination of one hundred thou-
sand men, bound together by secret oaths—who could
tacitly sanction a project, entertained by these traitors
for corruptina the army and setting aside the order of
succession, in order to ascend the Throne of these
realms—who •could commence his reign in Hanover
by the abrogation of a Constitution., granted by
his predecessor, and recormized as inviolable by all
Europe—who could so far violate his duty, both
as .a foreign Sovereign and a British Peer, as
Ito stoop to the corruption of the electors of West-
: minster—the Prince, we repeat, who could do and has
done these things has partizans—Tory tools through-
out the country, upon whose proceedings in behoves
e. Wherever
the Reformers to Iceep a watchful ey