The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-31 00:00:00

Neve the Government of Loos XVIII. to
voluntarily adopted. We must in charity sal
that it has been forced upon him 'and
by foreign influt;fice ; and that Franca is m
an instrument in the hands of others for the
cution of projects which she' he'r'self hid
viously disclaimed! •
The few persons In this country who
prostituted their talents to the furtherance('
meditated attack upon Spain, now presents
gular spectacle of moral depravity' ,nd
gradation, by exulting at the fulfilmel
their hopes! They boast of the fulfihrol
their predictions though the result halt
from entirely different motives, imlnthsest
,
combinations, than those which, in WI,
British zeal for bloodshed, they had can
fpolartescpla!in,lo'hrietchlefeletrosylatlifich were given Yes"
first sounds of that strongEelxcpbraeisigsieo'nwutfltehbe;
voice in England, which will testify to thel
the sentiments with which this country ter
the passing events on the Continent.
That passage in the Speech of the Kill
FRANCE, which announces that the French
is to be reinforced, is evidently ditected 4
Great Britain, and is meant to cove: 1101
preparations which France has been °kill
-nearly a year !
We are truly sorry to say, that whstthe
duct of the British. Government will br:
suddenly and unexpectedly become einubtf
It is believed that Mr. CANNING "'I 1(1°
his resignation ! We forbear to men
various circumstances which have CO
knowledge, as a few days will dua13044
the policy which is to be pursued ;
CAouus feelings
andectliV iv.zeil
i piszmeravd unesd ws
Prussia tollv,rt firmestdild:aovuel
of
r rte.
tria,
:
andpersonal
the 0s
t 01
at this4wentful crisis ill the history of Ill:s
It is alleged that the three Courts 43.
add
Note to England, requestinghreerss;l
Declaration of the principles and Pnc/''
she intends to adopt in the war het're-n
and Spain! We trust that her prom! bi
Portugal, will not, like those of rritnGer

gotten.

Bayonne Papers to the 24th
xti
this morning:—They mention, 00
envoy had arrived there the day beltlie!
that on the eve of his le:aiing Madridsl°ll-
thrown at his carriage, but it mu§t lit
mistake, as the Spaniards were heartfN
vociferate Gaboco, addressed only tri
All the Ministerial departments, eri
the nat., are actively employed '1,4
fiv
numerous applications have beo 'der
the Spanish Government for
tt
Marque, but they reply it is neceigllbe
for the resolutions of the PoWers of I
Alliance. It is thought that if war tiro
the English will be the first to obtain 1""01
Letters from Cadiz state, that two Itoo
gates, 42 guns each, were seen ofr
on the ;Ist December. The aPPearall;
two vessels have caused some alarm•
seen again in the same direction 00 I°'l
but have not been heard of since ,1
; op
from the Frontiers mention that 61"
LANCA, CAROUDEBET, and ULMa, after .0
trance at Boja and Taragivan proceet
tazori, of which they made thetbsellel/0
but fled before the two Constitutional c
without giving battle. A letter fro
ul
tinople, of the 23d October,
mentionh;Capital was perfectly tranquil at that

New York Papers to the 25th I)og.'.
rived this morning.
tf*
t From the National itdviKatt of
rt
lair Lis.---We regret to pereD
AL eiv,e
ferocious Royalist has gained a 11C-
MONTILLA, the Republican Generl/I‘. 1
.
lowing is the official account :—Thie
Va'
mowed at eleven o'clock en the 'l-1'
and at twelve the battle was wun'
took 300 prisoners, ,
k including 36
•
muskets, baggage, and ammunition 11,
escaped with 60 men and it is said sill
- The National Advocate, of the '2lth
gives the following: isl
" MANACAIIIO.—We learn that 3
been received in this city front Car3C'lg
I be
states that a passenger had arri"" tja
Maracaibo, which place be left two
I{
the reported battle had taken 03°'
air
seats it to have been only a shirluisil'i
30 or 40 only were killed. 11100°
what given to lying."

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A very great rise took Place 2frei
Lloyd's_.d e,
in the rate of insurance th.
_n_is• From the East Indies hom
guineas per cent. is made,
tiavanuah and the West Wits'