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THE SUN.

sOLEM GUIS DICEIiE .1

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOrii,

Ills MAJESTY, we have the
Pleasure to state,
is so much recovered that he is expected is
town
on Friday evening, and it is rumoured that it Is
the Royal intention to honour one of the
Theatres

with a visit next week.

We have received the Paris Papers of Sundsl
and the Etoile dated Monday.
The monito
contains an article from Vittoria, stating that a
Express from Madrid, sent byn
jesty to the Most Christian King, passed through
that town on the 4th November,and is the hearer
of a letter to the French Monarch, requesting
may
that the stay of the French army in Spain
be prolonged till the Ist of July, 105' This
news, it is said, consoles the Spaniards, 110'117
dolt
to
hope much that the worthy successor of
nefactor Louts XVIII, will deign to complete
the great work of the Pacificator of this
his Catholic Mr

ninsula.
There have been frequent Councils of Mlillst;rig
at Paris during the past week. One held at - i
de VILLELE'S on Saturday lasted three hours and
a half, and the next day a Grand Cabinet C°l3l-,
assembled, at vs hich the KING presided. elides
the Members composing the Ministry, five i".:
misters and two Counsellors of State I;it,
summoned. The former were the Duke °I s
RENTUM, Count de VAUBLANC, COlllli LA"( 1
Count Do PONT, and M. de MAIITIGNAC: the to's
latter were Count PORTALIS, a Peer of
Anth 1 ofaa is.; Deputies. ei: eioneputful
informs
Gitrni
meßgassz.
teuttli
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reign
el tga subject EuF:obijrnave
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,ibo;eixhil
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,nooielitat'lliCee.:
transpired, and it may
Grand Cabinet Councils were assembled , ur,
Mister
dined with Al. de VILLELE. telgi.
,oflithe hi , ej
radoafm
jeudseticSet:ttlwrh,otdheiedwidpowor
o as "cell
a it
from the KING a pension of 15,000 frilsic; be
will be recollected that M. de Sgrots, a ing orso
of the Duke of RICIIELIEC9 Administratiolb
ni his being
appointed Ambassador to Naples) - a a She
turned out of office about three years eg-. 0°
was most graciously received by the Kis°,
1. Jen he
is reported to have saki to this Lady '
uaslll
granted the pension, that he wished it was e"
.. r the
in his power to alleviate the afllicti°"" ,°ed to
heart. Madame de Smarr was much WWI
her late husband.

of the
We give in another column the WY par
nama Estraoribnary Gazette, detailing the hicii
cu Isms of CANTIMAC'S defeat by BolifJlll, t°
11,ot
we adverted yesterday. It appears, hove
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the action, though brilliant, was not gi''°ed hat
only the cavalry of both armies was engsg di
the result is of decisive importance, since "freshet
the whole of Canterac's cavalry has been 14 the
de combat, and it was upon this arm thatv
Royalists relied for the re-subjection of
to the Spanish yoke. BOLIVA It is 13- and
his success with his characteristic activ itir pith
the Royalists were retreating before him
extreme haste and in great disorder.

Jamaica Papers to the sth October hole af.'
rived at the Jamaica Coffee-house, trolls whicl

the following are extracts :
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having on board specie on board to the amount
of 150,000 dollars.

Files of Colombian Papers to the 18th August,
have been received by the Rattlesnake, from
which we extract the following Decree, dated
August 3, regarding the the commerce of that
country.
" It having been provided by the 11th Article of the Decree
of this Intendency of the 26th of last July, that the

Aion appointed to qualify foreign merchants to act as consignees,
shall deliver certificates of such qualification to all Colombian
merchants, in order to avoid fraud and insure a compliance
with the resolutions of Government, I do provide as follows: I S
"Article 1. All merchants in the capital shall, within the
Peremptory term of eight days, present themselves at the house
of the second Alcalde, President of the Commission, in order
to receive the said certificates.
" 2. The Collectors of the Customs in La Guayra and Puerto
Cabello shall not deliver cargoes to any person who do not
Prothice the said certificates, after eight days from the publi-
cation of this Decree."
[Front the Courant of Sept. 30.1

'DY the Nancy we learn that the Aide-de-Camp
ITIABIDE had sailed for Philadelphia in an

Amfrican schooner, and that the widow of hug-
EDE and her sons were to be sent to a port in
Colombia.

• •
• binii.---Hrhe following intelligence is extract,
ed from an India Gazette of the 10th of June.
1814: •

``Accounts from Kulliabar, in Assam, dated the loth ult.
nfetnion the complete success of an attack made by a detach-
ulet, consisting of one company of the 46th Regiment, and a
Russia of irregular horse, under the command of Lieutenant
rtaticis Tumour Richardson, of the 46th Regiment, on a
Perry of Burmese troops, who had the temerity to return to the
vicinity of Kulliabar, and re-occupy the Stockade at Hanthar.
Tt appeals that Lieut. Richardson sent his infantry to attack
the Stockade in front, while he very judiciously led the cavalry
roshd the jungle; in rear of the Stockade, and took post at the
kit opening. The brave Burmese (these fellows were really
Burmese) fired a few rounds at the infantry as they advanced
tOsrds the Stockade without doing them any harm, and then
bidding our men farewell, scampered °Whit() the jungle, making
their debut into the plain, at the very opening where Lieut.
Richardson had posted his cavalry. Our fellows dashed at
thee, and succeeded in sabreing about one-half of the enemy,
including their leader, without any loss on our side. Great
13ruite is given to Lieut. Richardson for his gallant and skilful
conduct in this affair."—( Bettcal Ilurkaru.)

MORTALITY IN PARIS.—The Report of the
COu
-ne" of health for 1823 is published, and the following is
e‘ttract from it relative to pulmonary consumption, the
ri-Pox, suicides, and the mortality in Paris. According to
1.11 Report, in spite of the efforts anti the cares of the most en-
tiilnt,oned medical men of Europe, the fifth part of the popula-
AO' carried 4'4 pulmonary consumption. The number of
I "'urea who have died from the small-pox were, in 1820, 41 ;
1821, 112 ; 1822, 13G; and in 1823, increased to GOO. The
4,&ber of suicides has increased within the last five Tears. In
.174 thirteen years preceding 1822, the number was 2,464 ; and it
4„,41M0S for the five years from 1819 to 1823. The drowned
than to 288 in 1823, being more than In 1822, and less
el the
In 1821 ; of these, however, 80 have been taken alive out
we water, or have afterwards been restored to life. The
iZollt curious circumstance however, is the difference of morta
pP-
in the different arrondissements of Paris. In the first arron-
-setnent, consisting of the Quarticrs Feydeau, de la Chausees
Amin, du Palaits Royal, and of the Faubourg Mont-I%lartre,
"re dies annually only one in 55, whilst in the Bth arrondisse-
oo.ntalnlng the Quartiers des Quinze Vingis, du Marais
tie Poptncourt, et du Faubourg Saint Antoine, the annual
mortality is one in 38.—(.1Uternal des Debuts.

The REcounca is expected to snake his Re
'Port of the Prisoners under sentence of Dead

next Saturday.
The Duchess of KENT, the Princess SOPHIA,
the Princess VICTORIA, and the Princess FEO-
6?ltt paid visits yesterday to the Duchess of
Itt.occxsTrit and Princess AUGUSTA. Sir HENRY
jIALYORH attends the Duchess of GLOUCESTER
"tiring her Royal ilighnesv's stay in town. Yes.
til4Yday the Princess SOPHIA visited the Duke of
Yogi.
Lord HENRY RUSSELL, son of the Duke of
43" FORD, we are sorry to state, is much iudis-
POSed.

The site for Sir THOMAS PicToN's monument
now definitively settled, and a number of la-
uourers are employed in widening the road near
It. The spot fixed upon is the summit of a hill
;all" Penliwyn-y-witch, about 100 yards be-
.4lld the western extremity of Carmarthen, on
the •
• high road, and which commands an eaten-
" prospect in every direction.
Corporal punishment has been abolished alto-
gether in the Prussian army.
mit is stated as an extraordinary fact, that none
t-,; the Kings of France for a period of two cen-
:ries have been succeeded on the throne by their
'41'41 sons.,
The Lisbon Gazette of the 19th ult. announces,
haat his Portuguese Majesty had conferred the
1,-"ur of Knighthood on Mr. ADOLPHUS GOLD..
:74tor, of the house of B. A. Goldschmidt and
9
London. The patent is dated the 11th
li..tember,and Mr. Go LoscuminT is made Grand
"8 Commander of the Order of the Tower
end sword.
Commercial Letters from Trieste state, that
th
Lombardo-Venetian Government had im-
gr:rl a duty on the importation of all foreign
Tin' with a view to aid the landed interest.
tax was laid on generally throughout
the same
Whole of the Imperial dominions in Italy.
ter, A Commercial Letter from Lisbon speaks bit-
rlo9 or the great langour there is in trade gene-
11Y throughout throughout all Portugal. The consequence
toc.,essarily is, that a great deal of misery is felt,
ti particularly amongst the sea-faring class
these individuals say, do what they will, they in
sin. seek for employment.
r: Continental journal states, that the Bre-
g ooni iOctober Fair, this year, was a remarkably
one ; there was a great variety of new fa-
or°ned stuffs called Charles the 10th, which went
The
great rapidity.
ex: he town of Kupferberg, in Silesia, with the
toe.„‘P!kn of a few houses, was destroyed by a
alt'inn conflagration on the night of the 1:4-th
he
Paper, Oct. 30.)
e New York Gazette of the 13th October
,
Messrs. Stanley, Wortley, and Denni-
tive'd lennhers of the British Parliament, have ar-
in Boston from Canada, on their way to
'W York,”