The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-26 00:00:00

MADRID, NOY. 16.

arryciKr. 1110PATCII TO 11111 EXCELLENCY Tyir, OOVER-
N102,-OENETIAL TilL: PIIOVINCSII OF VALENCIA AND
MUNCIA

" Pal►na, Nov. 7.

" I have the satisfaction to announce to your Excellency,
that I yesterday made my entry into this capital, to take the
command of it, which has been conferred on me by his Ma-
jesty. The inhabitants and all the authorities of the island
were animated by the best spirit. All have shown, by the re-
ception they have given me, their attachment and devoted-
ness to the cause of the King our Sovereign, whom they
adore. Order and the most perfect tranquillity every where
prevail.

" The Brigadier Don JOSEPH TABERNEB."
Giurtkraillt, Nov. 6.—M. Privas, who is a p
pointed Consul here, came yesterday to take
possession of his &lice. Though his predecessor
Itit, not received any order to cease his functiows,
he has left the town with all his family. This
man was distinguished by his exaggerated opi-
nions while he represented the Revolutionary
Government.
The Spanish emigrants have also received or-
ders to leave the. place within hours :so that
all:must have departed by this lime except Gen.
Aluva, who is retained for other reasons.
LaSt week a deputation of Liberals went to
Tangiers, to solicit an asylum, and employment,
of th.t Government. It is affirmed that, not-
' withstanding the most urgent entreaties, they
have met with a positive refusal,
Pants, Nov. 9.----The head-quarters of his
Royil Highness the Duke of Angouleme were on'
the IYth at Vittoria, in which city his Royal
Highness was received with enthusiasm beyond
, expression.
[From the Journal des Mats.]
Nov. 23.—Y esterday, after mass, the King
-transacted business successively with the Minis-
. 'ter of War, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
M. the President of the Council of Ministers.
llis.Maiesty did not go out.
Yesterday NI. the Viscount de Chatenuhriand,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, received the visits of
their 'Forcelleticies the Ambassadors of Spain,
ttnd.England.
His. Royal Highness the Duke d'Angouleme
will arrive at Tours on the 30th instant. Ile
Will dine at the hotel of the Prefecture, receive
the Authorities after dinner, and the next day
continbe his route to Paris. It .is his; Royal
likihness's intention that his passage hither shall
not be the occasion of ex pence or any ceremonial;
but, notwithstanding his prohibition, which is an-
, other pledge of the goodness of this magnani-
mous Prince, the entire population will hasten to
meet and welcome time hero, who returns from
lieadiOg our soldiers in the field of victory, and
consolidating the happy destinies of France.—
(Joullidi de attire et Loire.)
A,disputch from Toulon announces the arrival
• Otero the frigate Marie Therese, oo board of
which Rear-Admiral Ih.osnomel has his flag.
MM. the Counts de Fentenille and de ',aro-
•chefoucault,. Aides-de-Catop of his Royal
uFrss the Duke d',Angouleme, hive arrived. at
M. the Baron tie llournonville', -de-Camp
of his Royal Highness the Duke d'Angouleme,
arrived is Paris'an.Saturdity';' Shortly after which
he had the honour of paying his respects to her
Itoyaf iliglineWMadatne;
The hiyiders'or the g popish Bowls, iu tin hope
of proddiOttg Circulated a report that
.the logn iittitioiilth M. Onebhard,' and confirm-
eti by-hfit Crit.ll9)ic had been annulled.
Fahricatious s44b4ord contodiet,theMselvett, and
it is only neceitiri to;:reffr'these who may be
doped by, them to the terms of the royal loin
tined by the Rpinuisit'. 'authorities; tind Whin
Would not have Iprierked, if (as inaleVolent and
• 4' intet'este'd individuals report) the treaty had been
can+celied..--(lirdzietter Mane.) •
duvrard'scontrirct has just been put an end to,
1 it ja -said that this' act is °Wing to nugnst in-
fluence. Pelops, too, it was thought' a per-
e.l. nonage eloth6t with the dignity of nobility should
no longer -he a coittractor.--4COnslitutionn4l.)
Co a letter from Herman-
stadt, dated the Ist ',of November, M. Minch k, Councillor of,
State, who proOeded to Constantinople with a toission from the
f,Jolsrt of Russia, bad not arrived, though he, had beers, expect.
ed for, several days. is Said that he has had ;the misfortune
to Weak iµa arro on. the road. Tl4l ~will
.he an unfortunate
c,irconoitatioes slime it will retard the re-establishment ef,040„,
Ingle relations betwotie ltutoisiuutthe Nice. , ,
whinco,l4oSr. 12,,—The Princes tsindzi Ernest of OrAtiuscerr
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