The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-02 00:00:00

MADRID,
1-1.07. n 5,4,111; went yeSICIOay TO
Visit Ptgatite ,Garden. An itntnetrse crowd,
which were n 3 the beauroul vialk `Ol the Prado,
stantly car I of the - •rde rdu tr.

ettantly cAllie to the gAtes of the garden-in order to
see the This atiehtion of his Majesty had a
grva etfea 'upon the 'peopie, who entered imme-•
diate!y inty the garden,'and surrotirided his Niajesty
with acclamations c,f joy. 'rhe King appeared
pleased with this teeep:ion.
The City of SAntiago, capital of the
.King.loni Of
Galicia, has taken the oath of fidelity to the King
our master.

'JANUitiIY3O,-'-A deputation from the city of Za-
mora ItAathe honour of being presented to the King
this day In the speech delivered on this occasion,
the Deputies have Presented to his Majesty the as-,
suranee that the inhabitants of this city had always
been animated by the best sentiments, that having
earnestly desired for an opportunity to Manifest these
sentiments, they had been deprived of it by notori-
ous events, which had preVented their homage from
arriving at the foot of the throne ; that they are this"
day happy to.enjoy the liberty of assuring his Ma—
jesty, that none of his subjeets will ever surpais the
inhabitants of Zamora in affeetion for his person,
fidelity, and obedience. His Majesty received, these
Deputies with the affability which is natural to him.
' On the same day the Minister of War, and Col.
CLERSIONT TONNEOE, Aid-de;Camp of the King,
Commander of the Regiment of Ireland, presented
the Officers of-that corps to his Majesty.
h, JAN. 30.—Lettera from Bayonne say, that
the 12,006 prisonerS .taken by the Duke DE BEL-

LUNE at Cuenca were to enter Madrid the 17th of
J,inuary. These prisoners compose the wreck of the
Walloon Gna.rds, the Grenadiers of Andalusia, the
regiments of Tolosa, Burgos, Murcia, Castile, and
Africa, the Volunteers of Catalonia, the regiments
of lieland, and of the Queen.

The cavalry wits. cornposNl of the Regiments of
the Queen; of Bourbon, and Lusnania..

PARiS, PEI 3. ;Majesty the King of Prussia,
before his departure for Russia, addressed a circular
letter to all his 'Ministers at Foregti Courts-, in which
he states, that notwithstanding Ills "desire to return
speedily to' Berlin,' he could tlot, after the reiterated
entreaties of the Emperor, ALEXANDER, abstain
frotn 3 voyage, to which every kind of Motive
ought to determine him, the actual dimintition
of the distance between them, the convenienee
of travelling in winter, and,' above all, a perted
conformity of system, which has just acquired
fresh force—on one side through the interview of
the. two Eipperors at, Elfurth, and on the other,
thro'. the detinitite arrangeinenis with France. The
letter terminates thus:
." If, contrary to all expec-
tation,this voytwe should be interpreted amks at the
Conn, at which you reside,' and it possibly a political
o'bjeet. or_foreigu views should lar ascribed tO it, you
is ill be careful to explain it, conformably with this
letter, and slate it to be what it ,amply is, a mere
voyage, of politeness, attention, and friendship, at
which nu one can or ought to take umbrage."
Bk:it LINT, FEO. 1.---Ttieie lately passed through
this place a French Courier, with dispatches from
the .4inperur .I\lArot,eoN for the King Of Prussia.--
It is understood that these dispatchei are of the

gre:::test importance.
We are assured that th
e-Queen of Pruisia, before
herclOparture for gt.Pelefsbiirgh, rectivtid true) the;
Emperor Napoleon;Wthile be was in. Spain, pesetas
of itAiSitlS and other rare littits:'
- VilitiNA, FEB. 3.—A report i 4 spread .that violent
disputes have arisen between the Commoidant's of,
the Austrian and Servian'irmitier,, on the occasion
of some Hungarians and Germans, who, in order
that they #sight 'nut, be enrolled in the- Militia,
had crossed the Danube, and demanded protection
from the Austrian Recruiting Officers vt iso had pur-
stied them.
Intirstc, FED. 3.—lt is .annuuneed from Rerlin,
that in the midst of the preparations which are'
making for the return of the King of Prussitt.into
his capital, it is observed with surprise that persons
atta*ed to the Court have even caused their effees
and mniture to be removed from Berlin to Konigs..
berg.
FALLI4, Feiss 2.—lt has been published in Ger-
many that some,; Nobt.'s, dortileinated at Pot;,daM,
have teen arrested, for having loudly expressed their
.tiist:Gateot at the uppression of vassalage, and the•
„,tonal appett:..iti;ng thereto. , According to'
other reports, the arrests which have taken place; at
`PM .t.l7ii-ra :ire the consequence 'ct- a 'conspiracy cariitiid•
on to the town key some: Officers out of ern ploy.
What . readers thts VlCCutmtyro44l4.! ikthe•positile
iolOrtuation thAt five veta.in Officers of the Ki,y's
itegintent have beetetrausterred to Spandau in the,
coucse of the last week.
VIENNA, JAtl. Gaon. Oatene coutaips
I the following intelligence trot TurLey. There has
not beef), it ti true, till the end of December, any
lent-proceedings in the capital of theOtteirvm -Etn-
pire, but t,here,hus prevailed atuong„the .kinitsaries
secret fernientation; occasi,Ated principally by the
aisennbly,'On the. borders of the Black Sea of the
principal partizans of the late Grand "Viiier Mesta-
pl4 Bairattar, who have not been 'purtnied by tite
Porte. lii oonsequence, Seid All Pacha, rt;.-e§ta►
blialce;.l iii the post of 'captain Pada, has been, no-
mitrated SerasVier, and cloathed with the ordinary
Bit tibute, this Alignity,....wh jell is the sable skin.
He has been ordered to proceed in the frelzure and
ptrii!iinug all the firgitives who have been declared