The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-01 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

( From the donstitutionnel.)
P Aim, JUNE 27.—Great bustle west obseried
in all the Ministerial Hotels to-day., Reports
were sprea-d at St. Cloud of resignations, dis-
missals, and returns to office, quite unexpected ;
and, lastly, that an extraordinary Council was
held in the day, and that every thing,seemed -to
announce an immediate change of Ministers.
MADRID, JUNE 17.—(Extract of a Private
Letter.)—lt is impossible to know what the
people here want, and what can be done. The
ancient Cortes would not be enough for one party,
and too much for the Other. Perhaps in general
we judge of the Spaniards rather by what they
were than by what they are now.- Formerly their
passions, by their audacity and violence, had a
character of dignity. Now every thing—persons,
motives, and means—all are narrow, mean and
contemptible : the most elevated and the most
lowly are equally grovelling and pleased with
servitude. No noble sentiment, not even ambi-
tion moves ; they are all swayed by the sordid
interest of the moment ; all seek employments
solely for the sake of the salary, and to obtain or
preserve them every baseness is submitted to.—
The Junta of Purification seems itself to have no
other object titan to create vacancies. M. A !cilia
Galiano, who was one of its members, has been
pronounced incapable of purification, or of hold-
ing any employment. Those who have always
been distinguished for their moderation are treat-
ed with the same rigour as those who caused the
greatest disorder; and the permission to emigrate
and seek an assylum in either France or Eng-
land is considered as a reward.
( From the Courier Fraugait.)
WIESBADEN, JUNE 9.—Lately some Ecclesi-
astics, contrary to law, have kept up a correspond-
ence with a Foreign Ecclesiastical Court, of which
the following is an example :—The Vicaratc of
Limbourg had granted a dispensation in favour
of two young people, of the parish of the Dean
Mohr de ilorsheim, who refused, however, to be-
stow on them the nuptial benediction. He did
not regard the dispensation us vend, and wrote
in secret to the Pope's N undo, at Munich, to ob- '
tale a dispensation from him. The Government
of the Duchy of Nassau having inquired into the
matter, dismissed M. Mohr from his employ-
ments, and would have sent him to a fortress for
disobedience to the Church and State, had he not
been called away by death. A relation of his,
who executed the Nuncio's dipensation, though
he had ao haml in procuring it, was punished by
having a considerable flee imposed on him.
[Front the Eloile of Monday Evening.]
NlAnntn, Just: 17.—Colonel Quintanuillas,
who is arrested for having been guilt+ 0f.434W1N
legiously laying hands on the sacred person of
the King, to compel him' to accept tied publicly
proclaim
.the Constitution, has been transferred
to the pri3ou of Barcelona.

The authorities of Grenada, INlalaga, Car-
thagena, kr. interpreting- the decree of amnesty
after their own manner, have caused many citi.
:tens of ,aiLduses t:,. Iry arrested. and even se-
VerBrCWoerals.and superior ollicersomong whom
kre a great number of those included in the ca-
pitulation of fkliasterus, among others, the
,Aid.
ilt.Cairip who sigued the capitulation, General
Zarco del Valk, the Marquess de.Cumpo Verde,
Prince Pio, the two brothers Monies, etc. &c.
Pettus, .Taxi c28....-We have received by ex-
press our journals and letters from Madrid of
the date of June 22.

Letters from Panama announce that the Royal
troops have entered Lima and Callao, aini thus
The whole of Upper Peru is again under the to-
minion of Spain.

On the 19th) between six and eight o'clock hi
the morning, their Majesties and Royal liigh-
nesses entered Madrid, coming from Aranjuez.—
The Infant, I)on Francisco (1), remained at
Aranjuez, waiting the recovery of the Infanta.
During the whole journey the King passed be-
tween French and Spanish troops of the garrison)
and the Royal Volunteers of Madrid.
The King of England, in his Speech from the
Throne, on closing the Suasion of Parliament,
which he delivered in person, does not say a
word of independence of South America.
The Vice-President of the Colombian Con-
gress, in his Message, had said," I am sorry that
I cannot communicate to you the definitive reso-
lution of the Government of his Britannic Ma..
jesty relative to this Republic," These are
facts which speak much mord, plainly than all the
declarations of the Journal des Dards.
S. CLOUD, UNE .‘2 B,—The Duke of Orleans.
and Madlle. d'Orleans have visited the King.—
His Excellency M. de Villa° has transacted
business with his Majesty.
(1) Note of the Eloile—The liberal j
morning that it was the Infant Dan Cournals pretended this
arms who remained at
Aranjucz, and we know what • was their object in publishing
this falsehood. •
Neu Fuwns, PAWS, uur.211.--Fivo per Cent& opened
at 103. L, closed at 102. 06:—Bank Stock, 1;428.-...Neapolitan
Five per Cents. Mi.—Spanish ditto, 10 Royal Spanish Loan,
601—Exchange on 1 enidon, One month, 23. 35. ; thretfmontbs,
25. 20.--(Court Authentique, June 20.)

rim:went:Ws REpouT.---Yesterilay the RE•
connEn made his Report to the lii mu in Council of the fol-
lowing prisoners under sentence of death in the jail of Newgate
...namely, Joseph Johnson, aged '29, John Reading, 33, Robt.
Febell,l7, John Morrison, 10, James Thomas, 13, William
Reynolds, tl, and Mary Watson, 37—stealing in a dwelling.
house to the amount of 40s. and upwards ; Richard Hart, 17,
John Williams' 19, Thomas Davis, 23 John Thompson, 19,
John Johnson, 19, and John Bailey, alias Donald 111‘Craw,
20,—burglary ; Richard Cordwell, 19, and Ann Gates, 22,--
highway-robbery z William Whalley, 31,—secreting a letter
containing a bank-note, be being in the employment of the
General Post-o(lice; Thomas King, 69,—horbe.stealing; John
Colclough, 33,—personating a soldier who was entitled to prize-
money, with intent to receive the same • and James Clark, 22,
—abetting Colclough in so doing; (the9foregoingwere Convict-
ed in June Session, with the exception of Bailey alias Donald
M'Craw, who was tried in April Session) ;—when John Wil-
liams, John Reading, and Thomas Davis, were ordered for
execution on Monday next. All the rest were respited during
ltis Majesty's pleasure. The case of James Thomas Boyce,
for cutting and mainling, is deferred to the next report.

HERTFORD, JUNE 80.---(Burglar,/ at Earl
Cowper'sSteroartr.v.)—Y esterday the Magistrates
met at the County Gaol, to renew the -investiga-
tion relative to the above matter, and re-examine
G. Duryield, who is a prisoner these on suspicion
of being a party concerned. The examination
was quite private. The result was, that lludfield
was again rernauded for a week.