The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-05 00:00:00

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PARIS, OCT. 2.-=A-telegraphic dispatch from
Strasburg'', dated yeiterday evening, announces
that the sentence of death. pronounced against
Caron has been unanimously" confirmed by the
Counsel of Revision of the.sthliifitaty
Private letters frOrn Londe') inform us, that the
King of England is" tinwell.=(Constihitionnel.)
Letters from Bayonne received to.day' inform
us, that desertion" continues among Quadda's
tioops. This Chief was at Tremps on the 17th
with his diviiion on his return froin Urge]. All
the forces of the Army of the 'Faith are concen,
trating in CataloniL 'lViina;on Ids part, receives
considerable reinforcements. it is said he has
12,000 men under his orders. The provinces of
Biscay are at present very tranquil. There are
only a few pillagerS scattered about the 'moun.;
tains. M. Ximenes, honorary intendant and
Deputy of the Cortes, has offered to the King
his two eldest 'sons; equipped and maintained at
his expence, and has begged him to incorporate
them in the regiment of cavalry Of the Consii4
tution.—(/bid.)

Several prOMotions have been made among the
military, partkularly • among the Colonels and
Chefs de Bataillon. A report has been spread;
but it is not said on *hat grounds; that the
Colonel of the regiment Imperial Alexander has
made himself master of the fort of 'rad with
1,200 (Mid.)
A Spanish courier, who left Madrid on the
morning of the 21st, passed thi-ougli Bordeaux on
the same evening. At hiS departure the capital
enjoyed the most perfect tranquillity, and the
greatest activity existed in all the branches of
the Administration, which rivalled one another in
their zeal to maintain the new order of things, Or
support the Constitutional Government.—(lbid.)
L'Echo du Midi has published, and some
Journals of Paris haVe republished, a Spanish
narrative, under the title of " A Dispatch ad,
dressed by the. Cominandant Don Thomas Costa
to the Captain-General of 'the Army of the
Faith," the object of which was to give an
account of an attack on the town of Massanet, on
August 28. It terminated in announcing that the
French troops of the Frontier Cordon made three
charges on the militia of Massanet, who were
pursuing a part of the troops commanded by
Don Costa.

We are authorised to assert that this latter cir-
cumstance is eutirely without fouudation.—
(Journaldu Soh-)

The Governor having received Fatisfactory
news as to the health of the Spanish Provinces,
in which it was feared that the yellow fever had
again appeared, the arrivals from the Ports of the
Peninsula will therefore be henceforth subjected
to a simple quarantine of observation of ten days.
Those from Cadiz are excepted from this new
measure, and remain subjected to the quaran-
tine before ordered.—( Imlicateur de Bordeaux.)

Great changes have recently taken place ini
the Secretaries of the Agents of Police at Paris ;
nearly twenty have changed their quarters, and
ten or twelve have received their dismissal. • -

The Correctional Tribunal has to-day con-
demned Le Sieur Richards a dealer in herbs, in
whose house had been found certain poisonous
drugs, allowed to be sold only by druggists, to
pay 1500 francs.
A phenomenon of rather a novel nature has
been reserved for the 19th century, already so
fruitful in extraordinary events, The lovers of
Natural history will learn, not without interest,
perhaps, even not without some surprise, that
the paroquets of South America have been re-
produced in Paris, Rue St. Dominique.—(Journal
dcs Debuts.)
TRIESTE, SEPT. 17.—We are informed from
Smyrna, that the city of Aleppo, the capital of
Syria, has been devastated by an earthquake.
We have received letters from Corfu up to the
30th August in which favourable news of the
Greeks is repeated, relative to the combats which
have taken place near Argos and Corinth.
VIENNA, SEPT. 20.—Mr. Lamb, Minister from
the Court of Great Britain to the German Diet,
is arrived here from Frankfort, and Lord Hill,
Mr. Hamilton, and Mr. George Seymour, who
all belong to the embassy of the Duke of Wel.
liugton, have arrived from London,

The Directors of the privileged Austrian National Bank will
destroy on the 23d paper currency that has been called in to
the amount of ten millions of florins.

SEPTEMBER 21.—M. the Baron de Rayne-,
neval, Minister Plenipotentiary of France at the
Court of Prussia, arrived on the 18th. The
Metalliques have been quoted to-day at 83;
Bank Actions, 86].
FRANKFORT ON THE MAINE, ,SEPT. 26.—The
same interest for the cause of the Greeks still
continues, and the subscriptions opened in their
favour continue to H.—Among the subscribers
are remarked, more for their names than the
amount of their offering, the Electress of 11-ese
Cassel and the Margravine of Baden, who have
each given 50 thalers.—Counsellor lloffinan, at
Darmstadt, 'never loses an opportunity of recaH-
ing so good a cause to the generosity of every
true German. Several Societies also, of Ger•
many, have invited the Masonic Lodges which
the Emperor of Russia has ordered to be sup-
pressed, to employ their funds to succour the
Greeks, that these funds may at least be philan-
thropically employed.
FRANKFORT, SEPT. W.—The Gazette Uni.
verselle a'Augsbourg, and several other 'public
papers, have published, under a recent date,
pretended letter from the frontiers of Russia, by
which it is made to appear, that in the second
army of Russia, under the orders of the General
in Chief, Count de Wittgenstein, and more parti.
cularly in a division commanded by General