The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-17 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

SUN OFFICE, HALF-PAST Two.

This day Government received a Notification

to the following purport from the French Go-

vornrretit

"Loots XVIII. DIED at Four YESTERDAY

AlortNiNG, and CHAULES X. was PRocLAlmr.n.

The following is a letter from Bayonne, dated
September 7, 1824 :
" Orders are just received for the immediate embarkation
of four companies of cannoneers and one company of sappers
and miners. Tlieir strength may be computed at two hundred
and thirty of the choicest troops of the class in France, having
been selected as the reserve of the army on its advance into
Spain. The transports are engaged, and the greatest activity
will prevail to forward them to their destination, Cadiz, with
the least possible delay. • The .vessels will load ordnance stores
of every description, and a number of cannon of large calibre.
The arsenals here cart readily furnish every
thing required,
being completely stocked, and in fact overloaded.'
" Not a courier of any nation has either passed or repasivid
Within the last eight days. The news continually received from
Spain all concur in stating tire unsettled and agitated state of
that unfortunate country; particularly the provinces of Galicia
and Andalusia.
" Every thing is t?anquil here; our garrison consists of
the 2d Regiment of Sv'riss, and the 4th Light Regiment of
the Line, with the Artillery, &c. ; they may be computNi
at 3.°00 men. The Swiss Regiment daily expects to receive
order., to
enter Spain, and to be relieved by the 24th Regiment,
:1" at It is the general opinion here among the best
4.4l'ned, that this country, in order to keep quiet possel-
li°tl of Spain, will be forced to augment their force very con-
siderably,"

oil 1n„ "e Journol du Commerce of Monday states the number
Irulnert at 250, and adds, that the quantity of powder and
a Was considerable, with 4,000 muskets.

hillia. CANNlNe..—Yesterday the carriages ofi
and envy the Lord Lieutenant were in waiting at. North
to., nitsiown in the expectation of the arrival of :11r. , ~.c (..
ne7 `-:11114240. The Right Hon. Gentleman, however, has
Hilt aired- A Post Assembly of the Corporation wits hell
Addr-17 at
William-street, for the purpose of voting an
rhobru) Mr. emortxo, on his arrival in this country.
m geCorrespondent, Sept. 14. )
thtor
ref"- niAlrwlrro . has not yet arrived. It is now understood
eant to ay some visits on his way to . e
Ireland, and
aP9 ration
reach ; although he is expected by every title, Imay not
ecc telin two or three days. A Post Assenlibly. of the
iiankepeks t,o, this
was summoned yesterday, for the purpose o.f voting
Right Hon. Gentleman. On the chair
to 1 illr• :5 riTTxn. expressed, in no very elegant or measured
te'gr• nu, his dislike of the " principles and politics" of his Ma-
s •Alinister for Foreign Affairs, and claimed his right to
foart
We
,ti?lce house counted, previous to entering on the business
done, which the hzal been called together. accordinglyThis.was
the Anil"- the number of members present being underl forty,
, turn* was ded d I* s Wed --4 Freeman s Journal 1
i thitlin ), sert.l6.) are (18.0 •
The Prince am Prince55.........„,,„.„._
fort m the 12 , of orange Frank..
are
expected. attine will
come out , ttn, and it is thought Prince Constantine
The
Prince anclaii the same time to see his august. sister. The
with 1 Meese of Orange will stop a few days atWeimar,
A het Imperial Highness the Hereditary Grand Duchess.
`,,e4MP of H or 9,000 men is going to be formed on the
7!!!tear illechlin, two leagues from Maestricht. 1
at
Cars.
rug, Lucien, and Jerome Buonaparte are expectet .
bet 77-According to an account from that place of let Sep tlere-
of ' jit seems that the Princess Catherine of 'i i.rtemberg, _ !eft
Ilther erofn, weary of the frivolous anti dissipated . condt ‘ 1
ie husband, Is resolved to seek a divorce. She has askit
2.„corntent of her brother, the King. of Wirtemberg, who. has
1,--"Tj I tonfidential person to conduct the Princess front Trieste
~—",ntne. It is not known whether she will remain at Rome,
*nether she will tix her abode in Wirtemberg.
An extract of a letter from Gibraltar, dated
44,26, says;---cg We have nothing particularly
ilts's exceptexcept
Commander, ALM v , and 38 of his party,
-
' eaeuped to Tangiers; about 140 prioners were
host.ver taken, 31 of whom were shot the day
uAfore Yesterday at A lgesiras."
. e Letters have lately been received from Lord
7TRANGroan stating the probability of his Lord-
mlin's being in London before Christmas.
14 Extract of a Letter, dated Liverpool, Sept.
• *---- ci
- I have this day seen Captain LLEcn, of
the 1
4rig Jane, totally wrecked at Sacrificios, who
"Itorins me that his Majesty's ship Parthian had
captured a schooner, having the brig Pilgrim's
letter-hag on board, and a quantity of clothes,
among which there were several shirts, with the
iiill'als of Captain Wtr.soN's name. She further
14,4:1,1 thatn the Captain of the man-of-war told
Ptii„ftt he had been informed that the Shannon,
he -, and another vessel, the name of which
Pirat 4,llnnt recollect, were all taken by the
desire.: I,llor crews murdered, and the vessels
but trust we will soon hear of an end being put
be 1, ''''' lawless desperadoes, otherwise there will
.o sat .
il ety in those seas for shipping."
Sandie: Pile of the KING and Quccx of the
A 1,,, ,iv'en Islands have protracted their stay until
lee'luaY) when they will take their departure,
servantP"i bY two English artisans, and a man
..., for the Governor.
7441 r.d P
.Alnr,Ey, who has been for some time
bett: Indisposed at his seat, Belvidere, is getting
The V/ ,
%lace „ CR-C lIANCELLO ft is rapidly recovering.
cation me weather has become cool. His constt-
awe
ti. Must have been uncommonly good to en-
voi nil to have borne up against the extreme
\vast) weather immediately after the operation
1,4 Performed by Sir ASTLEY COOPER, but he
Oat considered at any time in danger.
"414 AN IttruGEF.s.—A Correspondent sug-
"al as
slime _
..a plan by the adoption of which imlleet..
.iteru relief could be afforded to the unf rt ntut
her gt, °I, that, as it is likely amongst the nut) -
Nail: tliPse Natives of the " Land of Song"
Dlist; may be found excelling in musical accom.
cpb•illeats, both vocal and instrumental, CON•
Clip, might be given twice a week, once in the
ceti;" snit °nee at the West End, at which all
Au Petent might assist. Doubtless the Loan
therZ°ft and the. Committee would patronize
and surely the LORD CILAMTIERLAIN would
ho alit them in so peculiar a case. They would
atte„`atra_;ltive, and, at this time, would be well
assist All Amateurs would surely kindly
hit L.; and aprop4, are there any able to take
e tin! Italian Opera ? This is a good hint to
Might "agement of the King's Theatre, who
thill'`icoMmand talents at a more economical rate i
1.41t7 have been obliged to follow.