The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-09 00:00:00

pre-eminence which cannot fail to be of glC$
advantage to their cause. The' fidelity- of the...
Pacha of EGYPT to the Porte becomes e'ery
day more questionable.
We have received Madrid Journals to the -Istb
ult., the contents of which seem to disprove the
positive assertions of the Royalists respecting the
wound of General TORIIIGOS before Castelfollit•
From the Madrid accounts, it would appear that
TORMGOS could not have been at Castelfollitnt
the time when the assault upon that place
said to have occurred. The assault was on', tbe
16th, on which day General TORRIOOS entered.
Saragossa ; and he remained there till, the
• if
26th. The Cortes have shewn great activt
in adopting the legislative measures Pre'
posed to them by the Government, as means
of terminating the existing disorders. General
'Volum.° had not arrived pt Madrid. It °l's
stated that he would not be sent to prison, b.tit
would be merely placed under arrest in (us eviL`

house.
[By the French Mail, arrived this morning'}
[Extract of a Letter from 3ladrid, Oct. 26.1 ,
:
" Symptoms of insurrection have been
el$111".
fested in the province of Mancha, which hag
caused great uneasiness to our MinistrY.
Ia
one of the towns in the above province'
the
:
inhabitants disarmed the militia, and proCia'lll a
the Royal Government absolute. I hAlf.e. 315°
to add, that Almagro and Valladolid are alto
in a state of great agitation. In Cuelic3,;
on the night of the 13th, they cried out
the streets, " Long live the absolute King ' ,
" Death to the Constitution and the Liberals.ll
We have also accounts from Alcantara,
state, that although the great exertions of 1711.
and authorities, it was expected that an explo~
,
sion will soon take place in that quarter.
Genoese vessel, laden with ammunition 11Y::
provisions for the Royalists in Catalonia'
obliged to put into Malaga on account of tile,.
weather, which was immediately taken and
iedl
questered. The Revolutionary Journals arecl;
tinually fabricating false reports to discover A,
our operations, and sow discord in the oPa
nation. One of them gave the report, that a
Portuguese army was going to join . ours' si4,:
only waited for the orders to march into f:1111171'

A letter from Genoa of the 06th OctQr"
Bier
contains the following :—" A great &sag*"
happened at Albano, near Genoa ; 1":00ts
1.
have fallen, and torrents of water have •°;gh..
out from their beds, and inundated all then e—
f 5111(4
bourhood, carrying away the Bridges al.
and Sainte Agathe, which forms the anil- re
We °—
cation with Genoa and the Levant. -gt
atS.
in expectation of receiving further partial,'

We have received Neapolitan PaPers to P's,
22d of October. The following is the onli
contradict
sage worth extracting • : it serves to
the rert of the death of the King of Is4P.le 7
whichpo has appeared in some of the °rel.°

Journals :
" NAPLES, OCT. 21.—This morning at six o'clock/ Frill
Ruffo, Secretary.of State for Foreign Affairs, and Preside: ft.
the Council of Ministers, departed for Verona, :"
with the Marquis Buffo, Minister of State for the 12°1-11,1a.
Their respective Secretaries and Clerks had set off two !Or
fore. The two Ministers go a day before his Majesty' w,s- .The
we know, will start for Verona to-morrow, with his suite',
gen
news of his Majesty's departure has excited s delight- fe:
tion in the hearts of all who see in the best of Princes of
ceasing anxiety to secure to h's people that solid traff(P%ir'ri,
which he is the author and supporter, at t",e cost of so Wag '-
flees, to which, from personal fatigue, and from his grehost
he is exposed for the good of his loving subjects- The
fervid wishes of grateful minds accompany him on his 1r
ney. The confidence of all is placed in their comm°l hg-aer.
who has signalized his reign by the constant purpose ()f nor,
ing all happy. It is sufficient to meditate cm our con'•••
compared with that of other nations, to be convinced (i t
great truth. 1,(1 tbo
" Among the number of distinguished persons //'•-
cisitis
morning presented their homage to his Majesty on the 0C 0,
of his departure, was observed Baron Frimont, Cornmander;s
Chief of the Austrian Army in Naples, with all the Ge° go.
and Staff Officers of the same armv, In the evening !ils Aoss
jesty will deign to admit to a similar audience the Co
uriF"."-
and Ministers of State." Leh,.
A letter from Naples of the ,22d.ult. eta
that his Majesty left the city that rilnrning
cornpanied by General Frimont.
that
the
A Turin Journal of the 30th states,
King of Sardinia set off on .the at nineolif
the morning. Their Sardinia' 'Majesties set
tea'
g
Odo
where they would dine and stay the
night in
th
for Verona : they were to pass throng
house of the Cardinal Bishop of that city.

have
New Brunswick and Haloa x papers
%/wort'
arrived to. a late date, but n news of 1