The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-23 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

( From the Journal de Paris of Thursday. )
A UGSBURGU, AUG. 11.—An English agent,
who was on board of the Captain niche's ship,
has sent to the Governments of the different
islands in the Archipelago an invitation, in the
Dame of Lord Strangford, to submit, and accept
the amnesty offered by the Captain Paella. This
invitation was unanimously rejected.
Fraal the journal des Danis of Friday.)
ODESSA, .1 wi.v 21—We hear from Constan-
tinople that Lord Strangford was about to return
to England by way -or Trieste, having obtained
pe,rmission to repose after his fatigues in the late
negocia tions.
STOCKUOLM, AUG. 3.—The Journal known
by the name of I Manna has horn suspended
since the beginning of this month ; that is, the
publication is forbidden till the King again
grants permission. In the number for July 22
there was a satirical article on Orders of Knight-
'hood ; it is not, however, quite certain that this
gave occasion to the suspension.
Auosnunass, Auo.lo.—Austria still uses great
exertions to reconcile the King of Portugal and
the Emperor of Brazils. An extraordinary con-
tier was lately sent to Prince Esterhazy, the
Austrian Ambassador at London, with new
powers. Baron Kriegelstein is not to return as
Ambassador to Lisbon, but another will not be
appointed till after the return of Prince Metter-
nich.

(From the epastitutiontacl. )
natra, Alfa. 20.—There can be no danger in saying that
the Gazette de France yesterday contained a terrible article
against philosophical ideas. Th. author goes back to the
'time of Marius. and the admission of plebians.. to the Consit.•
late ; and then he thunders against Lealter, Calvin, Ziska, and
Sydney—against the whites and the blacks. De is quite in
despair because grapes are' cultivated in Mexico, and he im.
putee it to the philosopher*. We, it says, by the help of che.
utility, snake sugar, cotton, and coffee; England, it thinks, is
seriously threatened,' and is therefore invited to unite itself with
.Ibo Kings of Europe. For our parts, we shall take care not to
• - refute any one of the opinions contained in this article.
Senaoosse, Allay si• 4.—We were enjoying the moat per..
" 'feet tranquillity here, when a triflthing occurrence disturbed our
harmony. Some days ago e Captain-General, Count
d'Espagne, gave orders that the Royal Volunteers ehould not
wear any arms unless on duty. On Saturday, July 31, this
order was renewed, and was to be carried into execution by
force. Some of the volunteers thought this was intended for the
purpose of disarming them. On the Sunday
.morning, therefore,
some of them went into the streets with their swords concealed
• under their coats; their example was contagtousl and a greater
number joined-them. The Captain.:Cieneral, • intormed of this
act of disobedience, mounted on horseback, and caused the
troops to
.be placed under arms. The volunteers found in
the streets were arrested, but a greater number, who were on
the public promenade, clime to rescue them, murmuring
against the Captain-General. They drew their swords, but
neither he nor the troops were alarmed; and not only did they
keep possession of those whom they had first • seized, but they
also made some of the most forward of those who came to
rescue theirs prisoners. The remainder then retreated, anti in
a very short time not one was to he seen in the streets. The
French garrison pertly turned nut under arms, but nothing
further ensued ; and though the precaution was taken of
doubling the guards, public tranquillity was not again inter.
'..rupted.
BARCELONA, Ano. 9.—Letters which have been lately re-
ceived say, that sonic sAitioes movements, which .are gene.
rally attributed to famine, have been made in the neighbour.
hood of Alicant, and in some places of Extremadura. D. Les.
see, ilelminlelrateur General. of the supplies for the ancient
army of • Catalonia, and .of a portion of the revenues of Allis
• province, has been turned out of his employments by the
Junta of • Purification, declaring him imperiffutie. The Sub..
Intendant Mezoyer, who was said to have come to Barcelona
an an important mission. set out on the 11th to retorts to Paris.
[Front the Etude, dated Saturday, Auk. 21.]
PARIS, And. :40.—At loans there was n Council of Mhti,
steel, at whi.'t the King presided, and which Mat till half-
. past one.
• Several Journals speak to-day of an insurrection lathe moon.
talent of Ronda and in Estremadura. We can assure our readers
that there is nothing true in this account, except what we are
going to state.'...-On the 3d of this mouth, sonic Cc' mstitu.
uouid Spaniards appeared before Tarifa. They had friends in
the piece, which was guarded by only 50 orthi men, and Tarifa
was given up to them. The first thiug they did was to proclaim
the Constitution.
-At the 'Name time a conspiracy was discovered in4the camp
yo
f St. 'loch by General O'Donnell, who has delivered np the
guilty to military justice. It was the mountaineers of the
hi :Ina de Ronda them Selves Who put down this movement.
-On the 4th, an attack was attempted on Estepona.
General La Tour Foissac has sent two detachments of troops
to the two points where this movement manifested itself; it is
confined to an insurrection of 200 or 300 men. - •
It is not true, as the Journal du Commerce says, that the
yellow fever hes appeared at Cadiz. We can affirm that this
news is false.. It is to be observed, that this journal, in quot.
ing the.news from the journel of 'Toulouse, does not quote the
. concluelon which contradicts it.
Letters from Smyrna-of the Ifith of July have a little raised
-the courage of the Greeks. They affirm that the Archipelago
Is covered with Ilydriot, Spezziot, end even Ipsariot vessels,
those islanders
,having saved a great part of their ships, and
even of their riches. The 7 add, than these fleets have already
',done much injury to the Captain niche.
Our Augsburg correspondent informs us that the King of
"Bavaria will have an interview with the Emperor of Austria at
tichOenbrunn, im the month of 'September next. Later in time
season his Imperial Nlkietay will have an interview at Milan
with the King of Sardinia, which is supposed to have a politi-
cal object connected with the affairs of Italy.
- Paws, 'Ana. 20.,--Fittoreit Ft:NI/S.—Five per Cents.
..Rimiest at 1011: be.; closed at ; Bank Stock, 1,895;
Neapolitan Reface, frnf.; Spanish ditto, 19f.; Ditto loan,
tfolif.—.Exchan,,,, on London, one month, -25 E. Ik.; three
wonths, 2ti f. --.. csurs Anthentique, deg. -`24E)