The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-13 00:00:00

4/3ftaces. to. our Readers that nothing has.: Fe'
aptlY occurred to :strengthen the probability of
stilities. On the,contrary, the successes of the
i3inlsh Constitutionalists, as we observed yes-
t:47,) must have the effect of diminishing the
it for foreign interference with the internal
I,4*.ar.:lrs of Spain. It now appears that '64 the
atches, cembats, and manoeuvres" of the re-
:: bted Royalist General QUESADA have ter-
tuated
in the ruin of his army, and the
F°4 of the valiant QUESADA himself into
tance, where " GOD preserve his Excellency
mallrn Years !" MINA, too, has defeated the
.:111 army of the Faith under Baron D'EaoLES
his The Royalist Commander had put
Is forces in motion with the view of attempting
the re-capture.. of Castelfollit ; but MtsA, aware
ot
4's design, took a position with 2500 men near
atasteifoilit and even began the engagement by
taeking the enemy in the positions which he
had
to ta chosen. The result of the battle was the
406n1 rout of the Royalist force, consisting of
'men. Immediately after the victory,
veu.
vht "'al Mina gave a new direction to his columns,
Ichlt was supposed would be marched upon
alagner,
a The news from Constantinople continues to
Peal( of the serious dissatisfaction of the Janis-
;Les With the new financial system of the
Janis-
;Les
•
The
h,„ rench Funds, up to the close of the Monday's Ex-
vere as follow :—Five per Cents. 85f. 85f. 25c. 50c.
g5f:25c.20c. 30c. 50c. 40c. 33c. 85f. 25c. 85f. 85f. 30c. 85f.
°c• 60c. 83f. 75c. 86f. 86f. 25c. 86f. 86f. 13c. 30c. ;
krwitan Stock, 72A. Exchange on London, one month,
4t)(4; three months, 25f. 25c.

17 V.
rginia Papers arrived this morning to the
October

itt`f the Virginia Herald of the 16th October.)
10,'Xico.—A New Orleans Paper of the sth
iilentions, that several persons lately arrived
ktoh,
wV era Cruz report, that universal discontent
rre ,
-.ile"; that General VICTORIA and other
\Ai ,
e had raised the standard of Liberty, and
4t large numbers of men had joined them, and
their forces were daily increasing ;—in a word,
the reign of ITURBIDE could not last long.
1,, [From the Herald of the 14th.]
"e Revenue cutter Monroe, spoke off Cape
IvellrY yesterday the brig Alert, 26 days from
e,..
' Orleans, who stated the city was very
sic
1(17 : The Monroe boarded at same time the
Caroline, 12 days from Havannah, whose Captain
fl)°rted that there had been an attempt made
:t before he sailed, to assassinate the Gover-
4r) hat for what cause he could not learn.
'VI

letter
f 'THEODORE lIOOK.—We have inserted a
eir rom this gentleman, which is obviously a
It as it appears in the Morning Papers.—
Proper to observe, however, that the Report
of the Audit Board, to which he refers, was not
erted in our Paper.—We are sorry that a
h: ta ing Paper, which inserts Mr. llooK's letter,
3 14serted also au extract from the Report in
~tieresection
and concludes from itself with a
th "ti°o on the writer. The citation from
1)-e Report, and the reflection on Mr. THEO-
ta AE Howl, are the more reprehensible, be-
13e
he pledges himself " to be able to prove
that
this report is a series of blunders, mis-state-
ke"ts, and exaggerations, as gross in point of
fetes they are absurd and discreditable in point
aritta"oing and argument."—Justice, candour,
r the common feelings of humanity, therefore,
air
4414 e that his proofs should be brought forward,
un examined, before the reflection to which we
thould have been thrown upon his cha-

the have reteivedied Pmontese Gazettes 'to
01 October, from which we extract the
iou-Png particulars of a dreadful hurricane and
th nuation which visited Albaro, near Genoa, on
eilGth ult.:—
fr: PrIrRIN, OCT. 31.—Our Gazette contains long accounts
‘,41.1 Alb
ltro, near Genoa, of the 26th, of a dreadful hurricane.
oft .' h
has visited the city of Genoa and its environs. Tqrrents
hours,
continued to pour down upon the mountains for
erNthen
,"°llrs, swelled the rivers to a degree which has not been
-v4t for many years. The torrents carried away the bridges,
tgeel: " houses. At Genoa, the waters entered the 5h0p5...7.-
4;4;l'e Lazaretto of the free port, a fine building, which con-
vi4iehe' intnaense quantity of merchandise, could not resist the
wig °f the waters. Its thick and solid walls were swept away,
raip heLet7 thing that they contained. At noon, on the 25th, the
teh47lg ceased for a moment,the environs of Genoa presented
rki'le, but novel, sight. The inundation had become gene-
and there itith h was seen only an immense lake of muddy water.
kfrke here and there the tops of some trees, rising above the
cdta e) and about a hundred houses immersed up to the se-
Athegreat number of persons, and quantities ofcattle
hhpare :-11.13"ed to have perished. The roads being absolutely
eaantlht:67l:,
particulars of the damage done in the country
rek ° be ascertained ; but it is undoubtedly immense. The
fieilte°trutlenced on Thursday night, but the most awful mo-
it% was just before noon on Friday, when the sky became
Ititl:4l4e (lark than before ; the torrents of rain poured down
tedoub
toost -led fury and violence, while frequent flashes of the
Th'id lightning, accompanied by the most frightful
.4°11441er, increased the terrific sublimity of the scene.
1, '°gr- have received the most satisfactory accounts of the
roof their Illajesties, who arrived at Novara on the 29th,
eVe7.t.. health, where they were received with the highest
.I„.:tbuY the Clergy and the Civil and Military Authorities,
tibieelti-,PC greatest enthusiasm by all classes of their faithful