The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-07 00:00:00

an arcmment.

(From the Madrid Gazettes to the 20th Ult.) h
" BARCELONA, DEC. IG.—Three rich inhabitants of Vic
t'
belonging to some of the first and noblest, houses, have been.
s°zuc
thrown into the prison of the Luluisition of this city.
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days ago two State-prisoners unknown were sent to Moutj

by superior orders. iu
" MADRID, DEC.. 19.—We enjoy the most perfect trancl
lity. A general amnesty is talked of every day."

In our last page will be found a copious lte'
view of the excellent pamphlet relating to SaxonYi
which We announced .yesterday, and to which We'
solicit the attention of our Readers.

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t •eet, in 13
Lord GAMBLER arrived in Down:ng-
s ihad an in
chariot and tour, where
his
LordshipTheNoble Lord
Yesterday afternoon, soon after
terview with Earl BATHURST.
'S Office to
Secretary of State
four o'c.
t
proceeded from the
the Admiralty,
'1 GAMBIER lei
AIELvILLE for some time. Lot( 9" rr,
at Dover on A bur
Ghent on 'Monday, and landed
day evening.
froin tile
, _
Last night a Messenger was sent off
Rh ViScOttrit
E'
Foreign Office with dispatches for Vise. CAW. ,
where he conferred w
The MO
REAGH, at the Congresss at Vienna. . uoc
senger also took with him dispatches from C°
LElVEN,tissian Ambassador. i..
a- b"s
Yesterday the Duke of Yoak. transacted ,
ness at, his Office in the I-Jorse Guards. -, ~.-g;.i
:•
General Sir Jonx MURRAY is arrived ' .r,„
land, and transacted business ye
Commander in Chief's Office. - -,-;44' ;;;;17'4
Yesterday the Earl of BATH il' '•:1,:,,,4,' .o`',
town, and transacted business at i 14,/ ,e 0
.Downing-street; in the evening his Lo -' '.l r
' ,
:...,
.
tired to his seat at Putney to dinner. bli ve
The Baron D'IMBERT'S case, which was to ca
been heard yesterday at the 'Coat Pit, has e• -
poThp stoned to Tuesday next. onle
e Earl of MALmEsatlltY was yesterday s- ,el:
what better than he has been for the last na
back ; but we are sorry to add, that his Lorosla,
still continues dangerously ill, at Richni°l
house, Privy Gardens.
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Letters had been received at Bombay, fr°-,.„04
pares, stating that CoI.RICHARPSON!S detaca-,-,se
had received orders to. move onwards, in comets
quence of the Nepaul people having decrare"hiisly
resolution to resist all attempts at our est3-were
meat in the disputed districts. - The troops titter
expected to pass at least all the hot moutbs .""
canvhe as.' ; st 9V
T letters from Bengal by the Susan, Jil es'
rived at Blackwall,,reached the India goose Yre
terday, and the boxes were opened in tile IProli2
sence of a .Custom-hollie Officer, a personol)7's
the General Post-Office, and. the COW; Oil:
Superintendant of Letters. After undergOiiii6',ero'
formality, the letters were sent' to the Gebdop
-Post-Office for delivery in the course of yesteroget 1
They were charged only the usual inland pus were i
During the late open weather, when shiP9:viitii
arriving with tolerable regularity in the river l Ole
coals, the article was daily on the rise, opt' 8;15'
price to the consumer reached from 81s• toe, se,
per cbaldron. Now that the weather is "111°)! e &
vere, and there are but feW arrivals, the P",cos,
coals has fallen, on the three last market u,b'est
full 10s. per chaldron ; and the price of the
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of
coals is 70s. per chaldron. B 01‘,,a
STOPPAGE OF A COUNTRY BANK.-,--111.•• - II 1.,-.
Messrs. MARSH, DEANE, WESTBROOnEigiteljeceo
at this
place, stopped payment at half-past.t the
o'clock this morning ; to attempt to dePlilettec
consequence Would be futile—it, can be, ...tiet
conceived than described 1 '' The firm had op;e0,
as usual, at ten o'clock,- and at the ahove_- oe
tinned 'time announced their insolvency' _ of),
shock was' electrical, and numerous 1awi11.50.‘,/
to all appearance, involved in utter destructl " 1
Reading, Jan. 5.
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