The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-15 00:00:00

dicate that the Kira was then really dead. All
the measures which the Government had adopt-
ed were exactly such as would have occurred if
the demise had been formally promulgated. The
shutting of the Theatres, the prohibition agaislst
all public Performances, the removal of tie
Count D'AnTots, but more especially some
movements of the Alurr.tair, all co-operated in
exciting a general conviction in Paris that
hie MAJESTY had breathed his last. The
French Government has always been character-
ixed by artifice, and there may be many im-
portant reasons why an event should be con-
cealed that would agitate the whole kingdom.
We may confidently expect that in a few hors,
indeed every moment, decisive information
may
be expected to arrive; but if it should not reach us
before our first Edition is put to Press, we shall,
without delay, communicate it to the Public in a
second.

We received the New York Papers to the
22d ultimo, being four days later than the last
packet to Liverpool. They contain no adtlitiOnal
news from Peru, but merely republish the cis'
cular from 'l'ruxillo, announcing the defection of
OLANETA from the Royal cause, which had been
received at Guayaquil, as well as at Panano•
Much space is occupied in the New York e"
W
' by the details of General LAVATETTE's reception
in the United States. lie was welcomed bi
deputations from nearly all classes of the con:
munity, and in a very particular manner by the
members of the American bar. We subjoin a Jew
extracts from the papers :
to
" Nxw Youx, A uo. 20.—1 t appears by Bogota poPos ,
the Ist of July, that the treaty between the Governments
Colombia and Buenos.Ayres had been ratified. The hot nn
•
derstanding existed between the British agents and the 005ern
ment ; and, from the whole complexion of the papers, it is AP:
parent that the latter entertain sno apprehensions as to the forml
acknowledgment by the former of the independence of then*.
public. Every where the highest respect *was unifortnif e"
Pressed for the United States, and admiration of our pablic tn
' atitutions.
" In order that nothing should be wanting to enable 1341i/6.:
to complete the important measure of destroying rigorism to
Peru, the Colombian Government had decreed, independent 0(
the ordinary taxes, an extra contribution, which was levied °ti
ell the citizens, male and female, and on the public bodies' Pi)-
t
even excepting the clergy. Every individual had to PsY 5
quarter of a dollar, and people of property the same sum Oil.
tional on every 50 dollars, capital over 50 dollars. This coign'
button seems to have been cheerfully submitted to. A pro 94"
tion was about to be laid before Congress to abolish the PeOl'
tuity of the vows of females who take the veil ; and to eli44
them, at the end of every third or fourth year, to renew thr.:
or return to society. The Bogota papers contain a powerful".
peal on this subject to the Legislature.
la The Charkstora Patriot of the leth instant mentions 6e
arrival at that port of a schooner, in five days, from Dfsuur,f.'
the Captain of which stated, that the Spanish armed brig 7;
rinero, with a crew of 80 men, from Cadiz fur Ilavannll4
in with the Colombian armed schooner General Pads''
Ist inst., off Salt Key Bank, and both vessels ant gred
an hour, when the Padilla hauled off, and immediatelY
the Spanish brig blew up. The Padilla's boats succeeded
6,1
saving 31 of the Spanish brig's crew, which she sent into ..51
tanlas on the 2d inst. in a droger."

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We are assured, on the best authority, tin't 0
new Neapolitau Loan is intended wholly Inll°
exclusively for the use of the King of 14Ari1or
It will be applied to discharge the cost °I in.
maintenance of the Austrian troop', and somelo
ternal improvements in Sicily. The notion Li,
any part of the proceeds will pass into the
Il);
session of the King of
SPAIN is quite grouato,
The observations we made respecting this 100
wen founded on the erroneous report Wyk; oti
above contradicted. The Loan was brouggi,,,,
Monday into the market by Messrs. IO"'
culLD.—(Britisla Press.)
Q c t 4 :
Extract of a Letter from Bayonne, .e.),' ougli
ig The liononrble Mr. BINGHAM paSSO lroill
here on the evening of the 2d, on his return iti.
Madrid, where ho has been with dispaiebes', t al
mating to Sir 'Wu. A'Counr his appeintla' loi
Ambassador at Lisbon, for which destlualf , 0
sot off on the 30th. Since the departure n'in ¢
KING from Madrid, the capital has below'
rinoresntedhismoridlietareryd
asrtaetaem;
among the
assassinatio" 1 of 0
to his departure, peremptorytile
num
lean persons occurred in one day ; severytlovi°4
orders bon
.1,006
seat for the execution of the unfortunate r:bich !
2taken at Tarifa, to the number of 13°'::,,ettleti
9 were officers. Galicia is if, a verylint
(floc,
state, troops are ordered to march ill ' of same
tion ; indeed, Spain appears on the evt3
great convulsion." oath 110r1
The Active, whose arrival at Piro, to! rd
Cape Coast has been already mentioaeot , iith.
al,„ers t%
board three ladies, the widows of on"' oly I"L',
in action with the Ashantees. The eiii:r031:101
not, at the time of her departure, sPl„f se,oli
nearer to the Castle than the distance:e boar,
miles, but their advance was expected ay ;4/jig,'
ber. i boo
I t is said that only seven or eight of 111°,.,0,1 tIY3
ligititei:va:etavaee:
on the Government establishment surviiiie 'lli'
effects of the climate, and the fatigues °lover'.
litary duties they had undergone as 11,c) the Ac'
Provisions were so scarce that, tbougl4o/, vet i
month to procure food, Ste. she was coffin,' the
dv
ii el: :cit.:es:s.gs
.e dB ya t a premiuni d „,1101,1,°1
The
raatlostiludssi:anke Governmenta
tsoeer'ffilsiglia:ll)2l he d
gol,!
on pre:olpv:gearersssivtleialyt vst•iiltriLtlineocvivitlii:;l7:::ritoagir::
founded ill the provtith: I , ficur
Si •
berm, named liolieven, Barnaul, aria to be i
The West India trade would Pent elt, ij
ceelaostf
riinsbury Dr
flourishing branch of industry at --' n
distal. a'
there are no fewer than 13 West in— V
, the IC
ere 0,
longing to that port, six of which tiois opt
party of one gentleman, a Mr. Ciluivrii • cog ,e
is true they, for the most part, bring their to
whence
to Ifamburgh for a market, from „ „
101 ortriiiibs
kurg::::e. Dipele,ao
are again dispatched to the West 109!".