The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-01 00:00:00

of England, she ought unhesitatingly, to be.
stow. The Allgemeine Zeitung also con-
tains a letter from Constantinople of the 125th
September, which states, that Lord STILA:44'
FORM had had several warm discussions with the
REIS EFFENDI, previous to his Lordship's de"
parture from the Congress, and that, iii addition
to the other disasters of the Turks, the caravans
to Mecca and Medina had been attacked by the
Wechabites, who had plundered the caravan!'
after killing ten thousand Turks.
The news from Spain is still indecisive. It 191,
said that General Moan.Lo, apprehensive .
judicial proceedings connected with the events of
the 7th of July, had fled to Portugal, with the
view of getting over to England.
An article from Verona says that two ne‘v
English negociators, Messrs. WARD and WING/
had arrived there ; and that their business 147/19
to treat with Austria for the payment of the large
debt due to Great Britain.

FRENCH FUNTIS.-OCT. '29.
Five per Cents. . Opened at -
Closed at 93 f. 20 c-
Bank Stock lOO f. C•
Neapolitan Five per Cent;
Exchange on London—One Month 2ST. 40 C.
Three Months 25 f. 25 C.

[Extract of a Letter from Curacoa, dated Aug.3l.-1
" I wrote to you fully a few days ago the 3c
..
tions of Birgimiui and Occumare, and that Gen'
Morales was believed to have been slain
lieu thereof, he is again on the field of action.'"
A Danish schooner arrived here yesterday' 11
the Main, with General Cecelia and, staff, en
40 other commissioned officers of Spain ; theit
publicly declared that Morales is such ar
h ie' 01°;
that they will not serve any longer unde
of
they have therefore abandoned the cause
e
the mother country. The Spanish frigate lj
giera, of 56 guns, anchored in this harbour tc".
day, under command of Corn. Laborde ;he al
s
ooda",
expresses his disapprobation of Morales 'c
and has of his own accord abandoned the 0115 e
Coleri"
of Spain ; he will sail no more against
hia.Gen. La Torre sailed hence two days
co"
in the Dutch schooner Cornelia, under colic°l
for
of the Dutch brig of war Kempham, for r
Rico, of which place he is appointed Govern:a.
General Morales, with 700 men, are at Are%
The Dutch Government, mistrusting his b°ll°:
has ordered the inhabitants of Aruba under ar
it
and the Dutch brig of war now here will!, is
thence with troops to-morrow. So you see a".
5"
Spa 1
lost to Spain. Three days ago, four .7P-,ll‘r;
brigs and three schooners hove to off this
ley
hour, and communicated with the shore' det
had on board 900 men, and reported that th.so
were going against Maracaibo. The Co
is
io
schooner of war St. Ellia, Capt. lioffner, is
n ec'
port refitting, having received damage h' 3 off
tion with the Spanish brig of war nercules7ator
Laguira, eight days ago.—She was in COiot,
with the Columbian brig Condore, Capt. Pe
fter
which vessel was captured by the Hercules/: for
Marlotis to
twenty-five minutes hard action.
American produce dull ; little or no readrloilarS
be had. Doubloons, 00 dollars ; Spn's"
32 per cent. premium.
13,40'

WINDSOK, OCT. 28.—0 n Saturday, tnv clog,
IG.eo :Dn. oul; cah Ege
sssiTs
uchess otffh
tooki) an airing, and paid a morning visit `"Ser
cess AUGUSTA, attended by her LadY ill \am' tile
Frogmore
Royal Highness returned to Fro
This day :i. to •
iol:
Princess AUGUSTA, at which place berdays.
Highness is expected to remain fora fey; ~a s at
Extract of a letter from the agent toy bie2vetleS
Gibraltar, dated 7th of October:—" he; n' eror
have settled their differences with
{remt,,lnlnce ;
Park,GL( cogEtFile'v iti bd arriveditl notylleti
of Mottocco by correspondence o I.' tbe
but the '
Emperor will not receive bacii:
:If, at Bagsi►ot Park..
per,
Consul." resal3ta.
A vacancy having occurred in tl►e rel:- SA'
tion of Ross-shire by the death' f Ntl.' c;
0 sSA
KENZIE, of Applecross, Sir Jas. /VE"lts elf til
KENzIE, of Scatwell, Bart., has ()tiered hinis
the County. ,1 ester{
At the Court of Common Council heh. , for
t spital
day, '
300/. was voted to the Floating-li°- f tbe
behalf 0
seamen. The sum applied for on
charity was only 2001. followios Wel'
A French paper contains the followiog the
t, of
ligence from Toulouse, under the da- the re'
23d of October :—" On Sunday evenii°4ooPtbeac.
presentation of Fernando Cortez, was rivennteied ~
for some moments. As the red colours ea 11*
the Spanish soldiers had
on a former e. tbe
lautlits, .1.
been the signal for some indecent p . .050
authorities came to a resolution of proscribi Welt"
f olish b ibr
appearance for the future.
one blot re
heads, on the last representation, ca'le„ cadre'
production of these colours : such a eil-, im.pct
insuitiiiart they'
ceiyed by a shower of hisses.
rat
sitions were then made, and it is said t ne
whe g. ~...
hav a.
e Given rise to several duels• liAtiy• cii'
tranquillity, however, WaS OnlYvs Felix G°l3;
turbed. The Mayor', ad inicrigt, -, -I-
and his Pr':
non, was present at the theatre ;,_,,riquil $Pe, i;
to the tr.i'e, of 0,10 _
sence gave additional safety
tators, who had come to see a pieo,,ssessioo, if c
party .spirit seems to have taken P
, vit'th 11.
know only too-well why•'; tot 1 ,6,
The Hon. DouGLAs li:lNsAlAfic on Weclov 0
most serious accident in H 3 de rat' ' „flinial ra
the - . wee,
day. Riding a restive hope, .. viO A
'th grea' 'njurev`.
away with him, threw him wl iousii i
broke his collar-bone, and most sel
him.