The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-03 00:00:00

P4RIS PAPERS.

(From the .Etoile of Saturday, Nov. 1.)
POSTSCRIPT.—BY :EXPRESS.
" Badalona, below Barcelona, Oct. 25, in the evening.
46 An armistice was signed on the 24th ; on
the 25th the articles of the capitulation were
accepted ; the garrison and fortresses of llostal-
rich and Tarragona are 'included in it.
". MXNA has declared that the King of SPAIN
might depend on his fidelity , and devotedness.
.Our troops are going to occupy all the fortified
places.—l'ive le Rol P'
.[From the Journal des D.Thats.]
The German Journals have published a long
ole, ,presentell to the Divan on the 30th of
.tgost, by Lord Strangford, the English Aruba
sador. it is only .an energetic repetition of the
tktnatids made by Aussia in the, Note of Count
Nesselrode, Which we have already pnblished.
It is comparatively of little interest, now that
the differences which existed .between Russia and
the Porte, relative to. Wallachia and the trade if
the Black Sea, leave been nearlN adjusted. The
following passage in the -Ambassador's Note is,
however, deserving of remark :
The Pork in error if it &MIAs the unity of t iews, infra.
'ions, and desires, which :presides over the deterni:na ionsof
't'e Allied Courts, if it doubts the unanimity of all the Powers.
giand will be the first toreeognise on principle and in formal
terms the justice of the remonstrances of Russia against the
innovations, vexations, and infractions, to which commerce and
-navigation are exposed.
This unity of views will also preside at the
'European negociations relative to the future fate
,-Of" Greece, as to which every people and all
.parties have but one wish.

ROYAL CO RAMPON DENCE
IVHICII PRECEDED THE SURREND.ER OF CADIZ,

(No. I.)
MY DEAR ,BROTHEIi AND COUSIN.—The de.
Olarations which 1. made to your Royal Highness
in my letter .of the 21st of last August, have not
had the effect I had reason to expect, and in de-
spite of them innocent blood has .been spilt on
both sides which might have been spared. '['he
obligations I ant under as a King, and the senti-
ments by which I am actuated as the father of
my subjects, impel tne to take another step in
order to put an end to the disasters of the pre.
lent war ; and, fully convinced that-your Royal
Highness must be animated by a similar 'desire,
proposelo you a suspenSion of hostilities, •even
,though it should be without prejudice to the
blockade, in order that, in the mean while, it
nay be possible to treat of a peace decorous to
both nations.,
Lieutenant-General Don Miguel Ricardo de
Alava, the bearer of this letter, goes authoriied
by me for the purpose of conferring with such
person as, your Royal Highness may be pleased
to name, if,you should so think proper. In this'.
manner it will be possible to obtain those red.',
procul explanations which are so necessary to
create an understanding- and facilitate 'olterior'
sreasuresi and if /our Royal Highness, us I have
IPlery• reatm to expect, should think proper to
agree to my proposal, the' ahove.mentioned
t;ortnpiiiioner is, also furnished with toy authority.
tit once, ta agree to, and un armistice ;or
should it be deemed necessary, .1 will confer
-upon Ikcut my Solt pow4trS in due form.
God. Orrierve your Royal Highness, m dear
'Brother-and Cousin, the many years I wish you.
ant your Royal •Higtiness's affectionate,Brother
and Cousin,
(;s4'dz, Sept. 4, 18'23.

—. • (Signed) FERDINAND.
(No. II.)
MONS:1:111t 1110:4' FRERE ET COUSIAT--J'ai re'u, tette
Dllit; la lettre de vutre 111ajeste du 4, dont elle avoit charge
de
le
laletitenant.Okteral, Alignel tie Alava ; j'ai Phonneur
hil repotire par le Alareelial tie Camp Duc cle ()niche, mou
?rimier .tide de Camp.
.4c nu phis triter tie riett'qu7 avec .vutre Majeste, settle et
libre. Quand ce but sera atteint, rengagerai AVCC in
vutre I,accorder tine timnestie generale, et a derm
a,
do as plains volonte, flu au moms is prornettre, teller institn.
tiers% jugera duns tlit Angesse convenir le plus au3Cmceurs
et Au caract4e tie • ses peu plc:, pour BS3urer-leur bonheur et leur
tranquillize, et qui putssent servirde garranties pour l'avenir.
Je the regarderai comme hien hettreux, si dans quelques jours,
je po mettre aux pieds tie votre Majesti rhommage du pro.
fond respect avec lequel *penis, Monsieur mon Fare et Cousin.
vutre Prlajeste, le tree aifectionne Fr 4e Cousin et Serviteur.
d (Signe) MAAS .ANTOIN E.
De Mon Quartier Genial de Port Sainte
.Marie, le c Septembre, 18'23.
TRANSLATION.
My.. DEAR Rxo'rEn AN'y COITIIN--I received, this even.
ing, your Alijeety's letter of the 4th, which you had entrusted
to the tare of Lieut.-General Don Miguel de Alav:i. I have
the honour to reply thereto through the medium of Major-
'General tits Duke de (niche, my first A id.tle.Cartip.
lean treat of ntititing but with your Majeety, alone and free.
htli this object shall be attained, will urgently pres 4 your
I,Y
.l'ilajcsty to grant a general amnesty, and to give of your own
' free will, or at least to promise, such institutions as in yeur
Join you may deem most suitable to the manners and to the
character of your people' in order to ensure their happinese
surd their tranquillity, and marterve as ptuarantees for
the future. I shall esteem myself extremely happy if, in a
few MIS, I ant able to lay at the feet of your AllsjeSty the
homage of that profounti respect with which am, my dear
brother and ccu4n, your Illajesty's most affectionate brother
cmasin, and vrvant,

(Signed) LOUIS A STO I NCI
From my Ileadloarters of Port St. Ncry's, this 6th of Sep.
tetnisl, 0113'

(No. III.)
Y nrt. It nor rt /,14 1) 'CO trim—l have received' the
`letter of your Royal Highness of this day, which has 'just been
4,4lvered to nie try itialor-blen. the Duke de Ouiche ; and as
your Royal Highness deelarea to the that sort eau treat of
net!,ing but wttli nie, alone and free, I hope that, in order to
be able to determines() iniportant a ,point, ,With all the necessary
information before ma,
,your Royal Highness will he leased to
tell me what is rettuiretkilir nie be considered as free, and,
in this case, in what manner you propose to treat with the. As
soon as I receive this exPlaustion, without which I cannot make
up my mind, .1 will reply to your Royal Highness, pledging
znyNelf, in the mean wink that hostilities shall not continue.
God preserve your Rapt% Highness, toy dear brother and
cousin, the many years I wish you. lam vour Royal High.
mess's brother and cousin, (Signed) tERDINAN
I
No. IV.
MONATEVE. MON FitemE ET COVBIN,
• J'ti su Phonneur di. recevoir la ettre de
a votro IN6lajest6
d'hier. La France ne f:Ait 4p:time ni votre Aljest ni
l'Espagne, mats au partj qui tient votre lilajcsU et s,:in au-
aste famille captifs Jana Cadiz, Jtt ne lea regarderai en
it avert( flue lorsqu'ils scrota AU milieu tie [Tres trOUpe,l, :;o it
suit It Port Sainte 111.rrie„ votre
he mieux. Si d'ici a. ce je ,ill pas,une repos,: .satis.
faisante ceue eC L't not, quo j'ai comninnitpi4 au
Oethril Alava, citncernant la libcrt6 de votre Alajeste et de
derv.io, et l'occup?tion Cadix par mes trour.s,
je regar toute negotiation comtne romptie, je
itec is plus profond revect, Monsieur Mon lire et Cou-
sin, de votre ISlajeso the
tres aifectionne .frere, cousin ct tier.
vireos,

(Si &1 . LOUIS A.NTOINE.
Port Sainte "Aiarie, ce 6 'ciptembre, 1823.
TitANSLATION.
MY D'EAR. limwrticit AND COV3IN.--1 had the honour
to receive y.our Majesty'i letter o 1 yesterdily. France does nut