The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-12 00:00:00

Ms reed, is said to have at length tendered the
resignation of his command, which was not, how.
Tarr, accepted. The affray between the French
and Spanish soldiers at Madrid has been deem-
rd so serious, that the military occupation of
the capital has been exclusively confided to the
Ftekli, and QuEsADA's corpi, which fornied the
lilAnish part of the gerrison,inis been marched to
the frontiers of Portugal. This measure ran
only increase the hatred against the French,
whey if they remain much longer in the country,
will probably he soon Nig/Nett in all the
tie 4 and dangers of a guerilla warfare with the
mass of the population. If the Government of
1114 Cortas had only held out at Cadiz for as long
a time as MiNA proved Ids resolution and ability
la keep the invaders iu check in Catalonia, the
French wonld have long since tin exposed to
ill the affects of that implacable hatred and un.
ces4ing hostility which the continued presence of
foreign troops scarcely ever fails to excite in

It IiPPNIrs to be certain that the negotiation
for the recognition of the Independence of St.
burning° has been broken off, and that the Hay-
Ilea Commissioners are on the eve of embarking
far their own country.

Ittrgota Papers have been received to the Bth
st"tie• They coutaiu nothing in confirtnntion
ur the reported ♦►ctory gained by BouvAn over
tl►vftofalist army in Peru.

Vf• understand from undOubted authority,
gait the Brazilian Loan is contracted for at 73,
"Id is to be given to the Public at 76, being
6"" (4 5 per cent, to the agent of the Brazilian
tkoverninret and the Colaractors,----a tolerable
"cimn of the way in which both the public
oud the Gevetnmenti which contract for loans are
fur when the scrip of the loan in guts-
Ilan, for Instance, Is hereafter quoted a t par, it will
ku fact he at a pentium of about 61 per Cent.
This Luau, also, which is to bear an interest
't only five per Cent. ought to be compared
with the ether Loans to the other South
American Governments. The Mexican Loan,
which bears sit. per cent., is now only
V...t in she Motley Market 1 We alluded
yesterday to the strong armament which is fitting
at Lisbon for the Brazils ; and we are as.
lured, notwithstanding the very salitructou
way in which the Morning Chronicle of this day
61 adjusted the dispute between Portugal and
Brasil, that the Portuguese Goverurnant has by
u weans relaxed its demands, but is pushing
forward its hostile preparations with vigour.

(3t►r Readers recollect that after tuning maths
miquiry, We assured the public of the fulsehood of
Me alleged victory gained by llot.tvAn over the
ILYAlists in Peru. After all the time that hits
4"ce elapsed, now End the following para.
4"Pli its the Morning Chronicle of this day. The
Chronicle was the most positive of the truth of
tits original account :

"The defeat of the Royalists in Peru rowt now be con.
d""I as A complete fabrication. Letters were yesterday
4H4ing received from Carthagena (Colombia) to the 20th
hllO, which state the arrival of i schooner direct from Chagres,
ch brought no news. La Flora French frigate arrived on
14th June at Carthagena, with Al. CHAssrutau, the Com-
unnionsr appointed to proceed to Bogota."

Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, the
Duke of Youtt arrived in town in his travelling
carriage and four, from, Brighton.
The Earl of WESTNIORFLAND left town on
• "IllaY for the Continent ;
44ordship it is expected his
Du museum go to Floreuce to visit his son Lord
a„lleit:ttlaY the CHANCELLOII of the EXCLIE..
ir seat
lAidy hotwisoN, and family, left town for
toe al Nocton, in Lincolnshire.
. ilia Excellency Count VILLA REAL, the Por-
tuguese Minister, transacted business at the Fo-
ter,* Office, Downing-street, with Mr. Secretary
`",,nitio, yesterday.
~ tin Tuesday, a Board of the Lords of the
gs re-e miry was held at the Treasury Chambers.
, Commercial letter dated Saint Petersbnrgh,
441 y. 17, says...--" The importation of foreign
merchaudize is very considerable, albeit the
sale in the markets is not in a corresponding
ratio; neither is there any active export of Rua-
'den produce. The weather during the whole of
,the mouth of May, and great part of June, was
cool, windy and dry. During the last three weeks,
however, there has been a considerable tempera-
ture, with heavy showers of rain. On the whole,
the prospect of the approaching harvest is very
encouraging."
A letter from Dohberan, in Mecklenhurgh,
dated the 20th July, says, " M. Chambow, Rus-
sian Court Counsellor, and Private Secretary to
•I. H. the Grand Duke Nicholas, has arrived
Pere to make the necessary preparations for the ac-
)ntroodation of the Grand Duke and the Grand
soubeh,ey," Alexandra, who are expected here from
wa`..relershurgh about the 6th August. They
e conveyed in a line of battle ship, and
'„ 1)
land es near Dobberan as possible. The
.Governor General of Hanover, the Duke of Cam-
brnire,
' his Consort, are daily expected,as well
• borne of the Prussian Royal Family, so that a
4ci e,"° of great gaiety and splendour may natural-
0. expected ut this celebrated watering-place.
lie ides other strangers a great many of the most
irtg distinguished individuals of Hamburgh are enjo.).
themselves here,"