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THE SUN.

SOLER QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1825.

The French Papers of Friday give some fur-
ther details o the conspiracy of BESSIERES in
Spain, which would lead us to conclude it had
deeper ramifications than was at first supposed.
Letters printed in the Journal des DAats state,
that an insurrection had taken place in Valeutia,
headed by Genera! CIIAMBO, and that General
Locno had also headed another in the Province of
La Mancha, whilst OaTIGUELA, in the Province
of Burgos, and another Chief whose name was
unknown in the province of Grenada, had fol-
lowed this example. Neither of these insurrec-
tions individually appear of much consequence,
as Gen. Loot() the chief who causes the most
apprehension 'to the Government has but fifty
men under him, but nevertheless, altogether
they must excite alarm in the Ministers, w hose
attention is thus drawn to so many different parts
of the kingdom. It seems also that the fidelity
of the detachment sent in pursuit of Locno 'is
much questioned, as it has not yet made any
report, although four days had elapsed since it
had set out. Extracts will be found elsewhere.

The German Papers received last night con-
tain some very interesting and highly satisfactory
intelligence from the seat of war in Greece, in
letters dated respectively from Constantinople,
Trieste, and the Coast of the Mediterranean.
By these letters it appears that the Divan hat
been thrown into considerable alarm by some un-
favourable accounts which have been received from
the Archipelago, and by the fact that the Govern-
ment of Napoli had solicited the protection of
this country. News of this nature, it will be rea.
lily perceived, could not but excite the most
lively apprehensions of the Divan, the more espe-
cially as it appears the submission has obtained
the full approbation of the Greeks, and 'in-1
spired them with fresh courage to resist
their invaders. ,The younger MIAULIS is re-
presented to have been sent as a Deputy to
London. This intelligence has been followed
by accounts of the arrival of the American
squadron off Hydra. Report now states the
recapture of Calamato by the Mainotes under
Pietro Bey, and the defeat of th, Arabs under the
walls of Napoli, with a loss of 1600 men.

The Frankfort Papers received this morning

contain but very little interesting news. They,
are chiefly filled with the details of the prepara-
tions making at Presburg for the Coronation of
the Emperor as King of 1-lulic-Atty-,,which took
place yesterday. Extracts from these Papers
will be found in another column.

Rio Papers to the 26th July came .to hand
s
this day. They contain details of the prosper-
nu and happy condition of the Brazilian Em-
Pi', and the success which has hitherto attended
their arms in the Banda Oriental. The accou!i.ts
last published come up to the 10th of July, and
represented the success to be all on the side of the