The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-22 00:00:00

?belong to Me in an order of the day to gis -thy advice, A
'popular throne surrounded by republican institutions—this
Was the programme adopted at the Hotel de Tills, by a
,patriot of 1789, since become a citizen King. The people
and the King should be alike faithful to this contract.
:The General-in-Chief, being well assured of being sup-
ported by his patriotic fellow-citizens, as well as his
brethrint iti arms, all hi dares to call his friends, and
bbutati by one common tie of devotion to those principles
at liberty and public order, which he will never abandon,
if even alone, counts this day, as he has always done, upon
their co-operation for the strict and loyal execution of all
their dutiet, (Signed) LAFAYETTE.
((;otintbisigned) CARBONEL.

(From the French Papers of Monday.)
The Minister of War has ordered 6,500 horses to be
sent to Douay for the artillery service.
The Moniteur contains a Royal ordinance, by which,
upon the recommendation of the Commission of National
Recompenses, 109 citizens, who distinguished themselves
on the.itteinotible days Of Jdly, are appointed to the rank
"of ettb•L-leuteaant in the army. Another ordinance de-
crees, that the small Bag on the lance of the regiments of
Lancers shall in future be the tri-coloured one.

A letter from Berlin of the 9th instant, given by the
.Augsburg Gazette, states that December 18, on which
the Polish Diet is to meet, is the birth-day of the Em-

peror Nicholas. The Prussian Consul at Warsaw aceompa-
Died the Grand Duke Constantine till he was out of danger
and returned to his post on the 3d. In the house of the
Austrian Consul a magazine of brandy was plundered.
!The Consul and his family were obliged to take refuge in
.a neighbouring garden, where they passed the night.
Every thing is quiet in the Grand Duchy of Posen, and
the troops no longer bivouac in the town.
Letters from Madrid announce that the Spanish Cabi-

net has received a note from the English Government,
drawn up in concert with that of France, which urger
Spain to recognize the States of America. It is said to
be in contemplation to send one of the King's brothers to
Mexico, and to divide:the debt ()cordoned by the Corte,'
'Bonds between the new States anti the mother country.
The• armament of troops continuer, and they are being
sent towards the frontiers of France.

.Bausstits, llac. 18..--The Congress, after having been
Iswetal days occupied with the discussion of the law fur
creating a senate, and adopting the articles with or with-
out amendments, rejected the whole law this morning,
Port its being put in the ensemble, by a majority of 112
.against 66.

They write from Luxembourg, that M. Diimoulin, mi-
litary commandant of that fortress, has just received orders
from the King of Prussia to maintain the strictest neu-
trality, to be very circumspect in his conduct, and to ab-
stain from every act that might be contrary to the rights
?Maimed by the Belgians. M. Willmar had drawn up a
list of proscriptions against 76 persons, who were inter-
dieted an entrance into the town. Several of these per-
sons now circulate freely in Luxembourg.
(From the lifesiager des Chambres, Dec. 20.)
BAYONNE, Dxc. 13.—Letters from Madrid, which we
hate received by express; speak of a circular note of the
'greatest importance which the Government of his Catho-
lic Majesty is said to have addressed to the several Courts
'Of Europe, in which, replying to the applications of
some Cabinets, .and in order to refute the calumnies ad-
vancede ,in several journals, M. Gonzales Salmon, Mini-
ster of Foreign Affairs, declares, in his master's name,
."that he is firmly resolved.to maintain the friendly rela-
tions esisting with France, according to time principle of
non-intervention, and not to take any part whatever in
the quarrels which the high Powers, in the names of
treaties, may think fit to raise in future. The Minister
adds, that the troops sent towards the Pyrenees have no
other object than to prevent a coup de main of the Spsui.h
emigrants against whom this Government was necessarily
obliged to be upon the defensive, since it is well known
that they are organizing at Paris a central committee to
devise means to make new attempts." •
This step, which is supposed to have been advised by
the new British Ministry, must confirm mere than any-
thing that has pasted the pacific intentions of the Court
of. Madrid.

Manain, Dec. 6....-Amidst the great events which
'Onto the world, the English Cabinet, faithful to its prin-
ciples, always think of the future, has just sent, it is said,
ti note to our Government, in concert with France, with
a view to induce Ferdinand to acknowledge the new States
in America, in order to put an end to the unhappy situa-
tion of those countries, which affects at the tame time
the commerce and manufactures of Europe. It should
seem that the plan which is advised, in preference, would
6 to send one of the King's brothers to Mexico, and Eng-
land would take upon itself to negotiate—to divide the
AIR 0114 Cones among all .the American State., who
Would become by right independent. Spain would stipu-
late a treaty of commerce entirely to its own advantage,
'id 'this would enable it to become once more powerful.
It seems that the King has net disdained this advice as
hitherto, but that it is to be discussed by a Commission ap-
Pointed on purpose. If this is true, the commerce of the
whole world will owe eternal gratitude to the administra-
tion of Grey and Lafitte, for having taken the initivive in
an affair, the consequences of which to the interests of
every body, especially of the holders of the Cortex loan,
.are incalculable. .

Priiiielli;iiussia, our Government is exerting all the
activity of which it is capable, in arming the newly-raised
hr"po. Yesterday orders on the subject were sent to all
the provinces. All officers absent on leave are ordered to
Jon their corps. The troops are in motion, and continue
to Proceed towards the frontiers of France
No mystery is made of the hopes excited by the hostile
dispositions of the Powers of the north. The Madrid
Gazette lately intimated this in an article on the occasion
°f the retreat of the Constitutionalists who had shewn
themselves in Catalonis. The news of the march of the
French troops towards the Pyrenees has been known
bete for some days ;7 nevertheless, the Government
&Ppm not to regard this movement.
(The Messager and Gazette de France, dated Mon-
• 4°Y, and the Afoniteur and other papers of Sunday, con-
, t4in no. further news from Warsaw.)
(From Le Globe.)
COUNTER. REVOLUTION AT CLIENT.
Bitusszts, Bic. 18, Tusrx O'CLOCK.—There has
,been a great commotion at Ghent. The Orangists have
V2ird' the occasion of the election of the burgomasters and
rlCouss to effect a counter-revolutionary movement,
Which they Were able to accomplish the more easily, as
there are but few Belgian troops on that side. Money has
'teen largely distributed amongst the manufacturers, who
,2141ted its a body to prevent the election. The Priests
have aright to
,vote were refused admission to the
!laced
college. Terror is at its height, and the Civic
is patrolling the streets with cannon. A violent
;','"lloiort was immediately expected. The Governor of the
rrovince and the Judge of Instruction had left Brussels
' for the spot.

. (From the Quotidienne.)
neVatches have been received this evening, which state
that the sixth Russiancorps,d'armee which had been ordered
'111304 the Vistula, hail received counter-orders to march
Von Poland. The country was to be put into military
6tellitstion; General Diebitsch to have the command.
(From the Constitutionnel.)
1-theßt
to• depizPvter gOing into voluntary exile with his tno-
, letter r 'Warsaw of the 7th Dec, says, "we have
Pat received the certain intelligence that the Russian Gene-
t/a Wlad who • with
in Lithuania 6,000 men, has
t.4'urreed the white cocksie, and that he is on his way to
,tv saw to assist the Poles. The insurrection was spread-
in Posen. r,

(From the Journal du Commerce..) Toutow, Dec. 14.
--A very considerable armament,
ft
• consisting of ,is vessels, 12 frigates, and other small craft
in proportion, is said to have been ordered from this port.
Aeport makes itit destination to watch the Russian fleet.
The march of Pruitsian troops towards the Duchy of
cell is incessant.
It was remarked with surprise by every hod,'
in the
Court of Peers, that no allusion had been made by Coon-
' e 1 to the letter which Charles X: was said to have written
tailing the whole reiportlibility of the ordinances upon him-
telt
. Fail CH Ittarns.-Pants, Dec. 20.-Five per Cents.,
Z6f, 20e. 10c. 20c. 25c. 30c. 50c. 55c. 50c. 45c. 861.
t,v2' 4tsc. 500. 35c. 50c. 55c. 60c. 87f. 861. 95c. 871.
'oh 90e. 60c. 40c. 55c, 60c. 70c. 80c. 90c. ; Four
rui,r Cants. 72f. ; Three per Cents., 56f. 35c. 15c. 10c.
se. 60e. 40c. 55c. 56f. 80c. 85c. 75c. 80c. ; Bank
ht6ck' 15°Ot ; Rend de Naples, 581. 581. 25c. 58f.
„,tlt. 25c. 58f. 40e. 50c. ; Rente d'Espagoe, 13} i 13 ;
Royal Spanish Loan, 58 58i 58 ; Rente Perpetitelle cl'Es-
Nnt't 45. 1I Ii i -,I 45i ii ; 'Haytian Loan, 300 f.
Nlc zehaage on London, one month, paper, 25f. 25e.; mo-
's 25f, 20c. ; three months, paper, 251. 15c. ; money,
46f. 100.--Cours A *• '
uthenligue.
(From
the
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h ning herald Private Correspondent.)
, Die. Mor
M....A dreadful week, I fear, ;waits us !
' 4 474' Pirnittlitt WU illlbliShed a few days since, intitled
,:. 'WI, Inuit eeoule"--(Strike, but hear)-tbe object
tit which was to prove that ' Alinisters could not be con-
-4113* Piltemi tumoun • h* üblicacion, was
hste,rday pe*don the is t P 11004 of the
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