The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-02 00:00:00

quarters to fetch shoes for several regiments that
are barefoot ; but they have found nothing in
the magazines. It is positively said that the dis-
tributions of the rations, especially of liquors, is
very irregular. Bread is very dear. It is posi-
, tively said that all the Spanish priests who had taken
refuge in our city and its environs, have received
orders to depart for Spain without loss of time.
They are auxiliaries who are to be employed,
if not to combat, at least to maintain the good
disposition which some fanatic inhabitants sliew
towards us. The Bishop of Tarrazano, formerly
Grand Inquisitor, is of the number.
" We learn from Saint Jean Pied de Port,

that the head-quarters of the Third Corps
were at Varte,—that the city of Pampeluna
was still surrounded, hut not attacked in form,
which it will be necessary to do to get pos-
session of it. The French corps are
possession of Sanguesa, Tafailla, and Olyte,
which have been deserted by the inhabitants.--
It, is said that the Trappist, dissatisfied with the
treatment he has met with in the French Arm)",
has passed the lines, and- gone to join Merino, jo
the province of Lerma. also in

We have received this morning Brussels Papers
by the Flanders Mail, and insert the following

extracts :
" VIENNA, APRIL 16.—The new organization of the d
tricts which his Majesty has separated from Illyria to re•
a uniie
ieni with Hungary, of which they formed a part before the in-
vasion of 1809, is now complete.
" It is now in contemplation to satisfy some other wishes
pressed by the Hungarians, in order to prove to that brave
G
people the interest which the Austrian overnment takes in
osperity. All the representations that thad been successively
made had. been discussed, agreed upon in the different Oscine
blies of the counties, and some of the most powerful of th! Hun-
garian Nobles who usually reside here have supported them
with great zeal.
" It appears that the communications between our Court and
that of St .Peteriburgh, have again become very frequent. 111-
de Lewischoff, aulic counsellor, has arrived from the Russian
rues-
capital with dispatches that are said to be important. A
scnger was dispatched immediately afterwards to Baron Lett'
zelten, Austrian Ambassador at St. Petersburgh.
" On the morning of the 7th of this month, 56 houses were
burnt down in the city of Comore, in Hungary.
" LAusANNE, APRIL 19.—The unexpected halt of the
Austrian troops in Lombardy excites many reflections. Great.
activity is observed in the offices of the military committee of
the confederation. Officers of the staff go backwards and for-
wards. Our representative Council assembled three days Lr.
and appointed a committee to deliberate with the Coon • 01.
State, on the measures to be adopted under present circtiulo
stances. The usual formalities have been dispensed with
order to proceed the quicker. Council of
" The Committee has already met tvrice. •••-ein a
State has continued sitting, and at all hours. "'list is Jo;
ration?in
What is intended? What is required of the
circulati son o
w 1
—We are ignorant. A thousand reports are
in
the subject.
" People speak of plans disclosed to the Federal Directoryt
by an English 3linister, to I know not what Court. The goo
Councils of Vaud and Friburg, are said to be assembled

However, we still flatter °lt. rselves, that the presence 0
Austrian troops troops near our southern frontiers,
ouir,s. f the
short time. .Nevertheless, the Canton of Tossin h*'► conceit(
alarms, which its geographical position naturally esplao,
but which, however, do not yet seem to have any foundation.
asylum in Switzerland.d"
troops in 1813 and 1815, we cannot hear the storm howl oroo)a
us, without fancying that it is going to burst over our heedi.re.
have
In this Canton and that of Geneva, most rigorous mss
dthueal.nlYi indardiriniebsyurthroeuinr
h been adopted towards the Italian refugees, tvil°'o,i,
Passage through Switzerland was opened for foreig:'
having been included in any list of proscrip..ion, nut inea to
will be but for
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be sent away without knowing to what quarter they I~ll►,a! W., to
considering the measures that have been taken with resPe‘
i Pgl4
' GHENT, APRIL 2.'._C
stet
Torreno corning Wl' 4,i
by way inO:Teheroneumonetrneeritsesk,.h:Ltirlanl
tsnowsfingojoyni:
of Brussels arrived here yesterday, and iet °tit w.
for London."

STACK --.....---
[FROM A CORRESPONDENTI
C,ollol'
opened this morning at 77-Ic, and got up t° 7841.:
not hear of
K EXCHANGE, Twelve o'Clock.--- c;
with a good Market. An Express arriv''d to
rnor"ing. from Paris, and, it is said, liti4s, d'o
French Funds 85f. 10c. Spanish -the
armies in Spain: Tomorrow being the 1""livcc: "
; It l'
i
of the entrance of Louis,XVlll. ilito l'itr''' to
not expected that any Express vf ill be. eUt
this country. any particular news 1.(1)"' :
Jo,
FOREIGN MARKET.--SpßlliSil Bonds ulPiei 11:1"Itle
this moming at 3111, got up to sag, w'''
Market looking-up. ,
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MorningßTe answ:
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ypiez
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furl ther‘iveismatfetveerr in 1:13°:e:9:Ito 0
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a ltere is ma
Paper of yesterday, " that ►`' $ ( the
~ oft quarter wishes for the success °J.,,,,..
_ I:
tlFrench Government bad been exPres° dist
!s felt,he qqarter alluded to, the greatest sYllsity
and tt►e strongest anxiety Oiewt),,t° fir
tautci i
ii.etsh eintegritywhich
b waosfe those
elvlaevrebire)eieganhs reason
°soebr:veal;fait'[oo
prideorder to secure the inviolability of indePeriov,o
States, and the happy► and freedom of its
subjects.' ; Cotlaidt
Yesterday at two o'clock, a Cab.°et ,entle
was held attire Foreign Office, which was °**ii ,et
iby all the Cabinet Ministers. The Coen'
n deliberation till about four o'clock•, 5'
Yesterday the Austrian and K,uss►an
. k obis
'rdieacyonwtarasly‘,4 His
MAjESTY i$ better.
ri,
or
sadors had audiences of the KING.