The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-19 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

(From the Etoik.)
PARIS, Nov. 17.—Yesterday the King heard
mass in his apartment. Majesty received in
private audience M. the Count de Kergariou)
Councillor of State.
M. the Marquess Da ton, who has been nomi-
nated Prefect of the Department of the Cher,
yesterday took the usual oaths in the presence of
the-tching.
ills Majesty yesterday received the Diplomatic
Coups and the Grand Dignitaries, among whom
was M. the Prince Talleyrand de Perigord. The
Eing has interdicted the presence of the Duke
de Rovigo at the Tuileries.
Pis Serene 'Highness the Prince de Carignan
arrive' in Paris a few days before the Duke
d'Angouleme.
The Restaurador of the iOth instant has just
reached our office by express ; it contains only a
continuation of the Decrees, Ordinances, and
Circulars of the Regency.
The Count de Casaflores has received from
Spain credentials for the post of Ambassador of
his Catholic Majesty at the Court of Vienna.
As soon as the Prince de Metternich arrived at
Vienna, he solicited the Emperor's permission to
.pay his dutiful respects to him ; the Monarch re-
plied that his own health should he his first care.
The next day his Majesty honoured him With a
visit, which lasted several hours,
M. the Lieutenant-General Curial will corn-
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roand all the French troops which are to occupy
`Catalonia : General Hurd will command under
him in the upper parts of this Province : he has.
:established his head-quarters at Seo. General
Bomagosa commands the district of Puycertla."
NEWS FROM SPAIN.
TOIRD coma—ORDER, OF TIIE DAY.
" The glorious campaign of legitimacy is terminated; the
rebels of Spain have been vanquished or have submitted ; the
• captive IVlonarch, wrested from their hands, re-ascends his
Throne amidst the acclamations of a faithful People. His Royal
highness is on his return to France, with the greatest portion

of his army.
" If, in this memorable war, the Third Corps has not had
the honour to fight under the eyet of the Prince Generalissimo,
• the services which it has rendered ere 'neither devoid of utility
nor glory. It bite powerfully contributed to the taking, de wive
foree, of the fortress of Painpeluna and to the reduction of St:
Sebastian. The expeditions of the Asturias and Galli:in, the
capitulation of Ferrol, and that of Santona, lustre had results
which his Royal Highnesi lihnsAf has regarded as very im-
portant in the general plan of his operations.
" The troops of the Third Corps arc now to receive a new
destination; some of them will return to France, and others
will take up new cantonments in Spain ; previously to their
separation, the Prince de Hohenloe, deems it his duty to ac.
knowledge the signal services of MAL the Generals, the Officers
of the Staff, the Artillery, the Engineers, the Gendarmerie,
the C;hiefs of the Corps, and of the Administration in general,
who have so ably seconded the operations of the campaign.—
, The valour, constancy, and admirable discipline of the troops
are above his praise. Full of gratitude, and proud of having
been charged with so honourable a command, he will always
.consider it as the highest , reward for a whole life devoted
to the .King of France, and to the defence of the Tights of his
4own.
" Given at the Head Quarters of Burgos, this 30th day of
October, itr23.
The Commandant in Chief of the Third Corps d'Artn4e,
(Signed) " LOUIS, Prince de HOHENLOILI;."
(Prom the Mote of Monday.)
PAWS, Nov. 16.—1 f the Powers composing the Holy Al.
Bence (an Alliance of which the King of England no more
Makes a part than the Sultan, because he is a heretic as the
Gland Turk is a Mahometan); if, we say, these Powers should
pulii4h their declaration of nonrecognition of the independence
of. outh America, and England, on the contrary, should offi-
cial?' recognize that independence, which they hive already
done .de' PO,. What will be the consequence ?
The decline in the Freneh Funds is attributed to a cause of
the highest importance, which We need not more distinctly in-
dicate to our readers. It is the same cause, we are assured,
which retains in ,the parte fcuille of the President of the Colin-
of Ministers, the Ordinance for the dissolution of the Cham.

bATS.
The execution of a man, whose life has not been tarnished by
ally of those crimes at which humanity revolts, and
,which.pro-
yoke shameful passions, always excites a painful emotion. It
is an emotion of this nature which is felt in Pant et the execu-
,tion of GeACIAI Riego, whose life has terminated after long
and severe agonies. Strangers to every sentiment of pity for
misfortune, fanatical , writers have endeavoured to throw ridi-
cule upon the last moments of a victim of political re-actions;
they accuse of cowardice the. man who, almost alone, came to
re-establish, in the very heart of an astonished capital, that
Constitution which Spain had embraced with ardour, and who,
almost unaided, made towards the end of the war, the most
desperate attempt that Spain lied witnessed throughout the
campaigns We will venture to affirm, that Itiego has nut
died cowardly; death is too indifferent to those who have
braved it a hundred times.
( Prom the Journal des Debats.
PAW a, Nov. 16.—The Orillamme of yesterday says—" In-
telligence, which appears to have some foundation, but to
which it is not prudent, perhaps, to give entire confitiebee, says,'
that in an hamlet., at exernoWite, the Eroperois of Russia and
Austria agreed, to raise to the throne of his ancestors the son of
a ging whom the events of the regime of Buonaparte decreed
to fall.from it. , His successor, it ia said, is to be named King
of Greece, and to found a new dynasty in the East."
The Editor of the Orifiamtne was right in warning his readers
that It was 1' not prudent, perhaps, to give entire confidence"
to this intelligence, for the news is entirelyfahricated. The
Emperors of Malaria and Austria only 7emtuned four days at
Cxernowitx, and, in their conferences, the only question agitat.
sd was as to the difficulties which had arisen between Russia
and the Otumian Porte; difficulties, the happy i.,sue of which,
Is now certain.
(Prom the. Constitutionnel.)
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This paper contains the Convention for the
surrender of 13arcelona, Basta!rich, Scc. The
following are the only articles of importance :-
1
" Art.lo. His Excellency the Marshal Duke de Conegliano
will interpose his mediation to get ret»oved the sequestration
placed for politicalleasons upon the property tf militia-men,
and other individuals dorniciliated or taking refuge in the places
bore indicated. , .
" Art. U. The Italians and OerMans, who form part of the
corps that may be found in the above places, shall betreated
the same as spanielt, aohlicrs. Passports shall be granted to
those who may require them.
" Arta 12. Persona ina civil capacity or who may have
exercised functions under the COnStittltiolla System, and., all
other individuals, shall. he free front any process affecting either
their persons or their property, On W
n cont uof their public con-
duct, or of the opinions they:way have expressed ther ver-
bally or hr writing."