The Sun.
London, England, 1823-12-24 00:00:00

PA HAS VAPEItS.

(From the (1):,,,r1er Prtsnea
Pants, DEceet.---;-It the reports circutated
day may be believed, he Ortlormance for the
dissolution of the Chamber will appear on Tue.-
'day next. Th. tient. seems very iii chosen, .fer
there could not be a Sadder termination of the
festivals given by the city of Paris. 1 t is
clifli-
cult to believe.,that this publication can be lath
cated before hand.for a fixed day ; it would be
attributing to the proceedings of the Ministry' a
decision and a pelpeniA.ldarity of which it is fur
from .presenting the appeirante. For more than
ll:mouth the publication of a measure that was de-
cided on two months 'ago has been daily expect.
od, but the Ministry. hesitates ; at one time it is
said, because its electoral labours are not yet ter-
minated, and it fears that it has not sufficient
controul over events; at another time, because it
fears that new Ministers may avail themselves
of
the leisure which it would only create fur itself :
it perceives that its fate will depend on the great
measure which it meditates, and at the moment
of striking the decisive blow, it trembles, looks
behind, and pretends to show great mildness in
retarding for a few months a step :illicit would
put it out of its power to recede.
[PRIVATE CoItRENT,PONIIENCE.]
PERPIGNAN, DEC. 13.--A few assassinetionA
have taken place at rtrcelona in the first days of
December, which have called for the following
measure on the part of the military authorities :
The Governor of this place having ordered
that all fire arms, of whatever calibre they may
he, as well as the short hand weapons prohibited
by the law, should be deposited in the arsenals
of this city, the undersigned AiCaldes command
and order—That the inhabitants of this city who
have in their power any ordnance, no matter of
what calibreoltall deposit them., immediately in the
office of Public Safety, in the square of the Tri-
city, in the hands of the Commissioners appointed
for that purpose. The fire-arms and 'short hand
arms and the swords called carrelets, and all
those that are prohibited by law, shall alio be
delivered up. The delivery of the above-named
arms shall be made by the iohabitants of the
Quarter No. 1, on the 10th instant ; of the Quar-
ter No. 2, on the 11th ; of the Quarter No. 3, on
the 12th; of No. 4, on the 13th ; of No. 5, on,
the 15th ; and so on.
" Are excepted from the delivery—sporting guns and hobiter
pistols Which the law authorises travellers to carry for their security; but the proprietors of these arms shall be obliged
to
declare in writing what they possess, mentioning the street
and the house they inhabit, within the tensabove fixed ; after
which, every person who shall disobey shall be prosecuted as
guilty of an attack upon public tranquillity.
" The present edict shall be notified to all the inhabitants of
this capital, and to this end it shall be posted in all rho public
places, and inserted in theiworiedical Journal.
(Signed) "J. ANCILAISILI, MARIE C t/ME.
" Barcelona, Dec. 9.1021"
(From Me Journal des 1)&4.)
PAurs, 21.—1 n an affitir brought before
the First Chamber of the First Instance, sitting
as a Court of Correctional Police, on Thursday,
thero was a question, whether the appellation' of
a spy was an insult or defamation ? The Celia
decided that it was defamation, and adjudged the
defender to pay 1,000 francs to the plaintiff, and
the costs.

Ohtm, No,. 24.-•--Letters from Constanti.
nople, dated the 15th, contain news which was
little expected, on the situation of affairs. The
Divan has recovered from the alarm which'the
conference of the Monarchs at Czernowitz pro-
(lured, and has returned to its old course, so con-
formable to the ()tomlan character, Tho dis-
patch which Lord Strangford received from Lon-
don, dated October 11, contributed to the chanie
of conduct on the part of the Porte. England
appears to regard her obligations towards the
Allied Powers, inasmuch as they relate to the
concessions obtained from the Porte in the con-
ference of the 30th of August, as completely ful-
filled. The Divan seems convinced that .L3l ti
Strmgford sviil no longer exert the same zral
to induce the Porte to concede other point,.
still in dispute ; as for example, the evamitiou
of Moldavia and Walachia. The Austrian In-
ternmicio preseated a pressing note on that eva-
cuation, to which the Iteis-Etrendi replied in an
evasive style on the 7th instant. It is pos,,ihle
that this reply may displease the Court of Peters.
burgh, and curiosity is exiii4.(l to kart' whether
'AL de IVlhnhlki will continue his journey to Coe-
stantinople.

[Avon Ihr. Connitutionnal
LEIPSIC, Dcc. 11.—(Ealtaet qf p Private Let.
ter.)--The interest of the great RI proprieL
tors, who have placed their capital it, the new
manufactories, has been victorious over the fool.
snercial interest, and the Russian tariff will not
undergo any change. Thus the projects of Air.
Cancrin, the VllMit'e from which tift.
trade of Petersburgh expected many nthantgvs,
ill not be realised. It is said that A lisxander
hesitated for a long time, but at length decided
against the reductions of the tariff, In order nut
to do an irreparable mischief to the new Immo-
factures. PrUfiliht has not yet succeeded in its
endeavours to procure a new treaty of commlice
with Russia.
Ilmocutean, Djc. 15.—The Plenipotentiary
of Austria has been victorious iu the
tlrlib row
tions of the German Diet, concerning the
rers of Westphalian domanial property the ton.
jority have been of his opinion, which , was lir
send back the demanders to the tribunals oilLi4esho
Cassel. Anotherinnovation has been remarked
tat
this deliberation. It did not take place at a
public sitting, but the whole affair' Weds discussed
in confidential meetings. The IVlinisterNit"Pcussia
has at length obtained that the Commissimiletifil
bibbed at Berlin Allan alone be competent leetocg.',
forward to decide on all affairs which conterti
the whole of the former kingdom of Westphalia,