The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-29 00:00:00

Berlin, where he now is, in order to repair to
hip post. •

The Royal Court of Colmar, on the 20th in-
stant, confirmed the judgment of the First In-
stance -which condemned M. Zickel to three
months imprisonment, for having distributed a
circular of M.M. Kcechlin, Georges Lafayette,
Bignon and Voyer d'Argenson, Deputies of the
Upper Rhine,addressed to their Constituents re-
specting the famous secession of -ale minority
of the National Representatives from the Chain!
her of Deputies. The public Minister has de-
manded the prosecution of the authors of the
Circular.

[.The Eloile gives part of the debate. in the
English Parliament on the first proposition of the
Septennial Act, by the Duke of Devonshire, in
the House of Lords, in 1816.]
(From the ConstituNonnel of Thursday.)
The Brussels Oracle says, CC Throughout all
the events which have preceded the termination
of the Spanish war, every impartial person has
remarked that General Mina has preserved an
.tdmirable chareeter;:hoth as a military man and
as a negociator. In his capacity as a General, he
has defended Catalonia foot by foot, and has
PllPged the French army without caasinz in
a succession of combat.:. When he was obliged
to. retire into Barcelona, he put that city in the
'most formidabl state of . defence. After the
receipt of the King's ortlerS, which he thought
Ilinnelf bound to obey, MINA. submitted,--but
nut without causing a capitulation to be grant.
*4' to him, infinitely honourable for himself
ttlid for all the troops which were under
his orders. As. that Capitulation has been con-'
eluded with Marshal Morton-, it is a question
whether it will be observed by the Spanish Go-
vernment. But in any case, the stipulations which
it contains do honour to the French Marshal as
WPII as to the Spanish General. IVIDTA has with-
drlorn to England, with a crowd of other 'Gene-
rals, and of Members of the Cortes and superior
°filters, who Lave remained faithful to the Con-
stitution that they had sworn to defend."

King FERDTNAND has made big entry into
Madrid, and Don .Vicrort SAEZ, in spite of
the representations of the Powers, preserves
.the portfolio of Foreign Affairs end the fune.

tions of Prime Minister. No one measure
of organization has been adopted ; and
the decrees of St. Mary and Xeres, so far from
being repented, are executed each day with in.
creasod severity. An extension has even been
RAVIIV% to, their vigour, by the addition of new
classes t
the lists of the proscribed.

(From the Courier Francais of Thursday. )
in spite of all the efforts of a certain party,
either to procure that Major• General Count
Guilleminot should remain in Spain, or that he
should be sent out of the way on an embassy to
Constantinople, it would appear to be settled that
that General Officer was to quit ,Madrid on the
(28th or this month, in order to return to France.

(From the Quotid;canc of Thursday.)
MADRID, Nov. 20.—The Duke del Infantado
113 named President of the Council of Castille.
The Tribunal of the Inquisition will not be
reestablished. The Bishops are charged to see
twat t•
reoglen be observed and respected in all its
Purity. 'she Marquess d'Almenara is about to
he named, by common consent, Director of the
Bank, and it is probable that he will become
Mi •
' mster of
.Finance.
Majesty will depart soon for the Escu-
11°' Th. Count Pozzo di Borgo and the Mar-
tine" de. Talaru will follow him there.

_ .
The Asturias is not yet quite tranquillized.
°n tI •
iloth of this month some vagabonds, call-
:g them-selves " Defenders of Liberty," pulled
"0 the picture of the King at Bregana, and
even
endeavoured to kill the Curl.

(Front the Oriflamme of Thursday.)
1' Pozzo di Borgo will return to Paris the
stfih
4Jecember.
-ncii Iteutes on Thursday, 891. 85c. 75c.

Jamaica Papers to the 14th October were re-
-vived at the New England Coffee-house this
Hording,

i; Prom the Courant of the 6th October. )
—8
"race the Governor has issued his Procla-
mar „ .
andl° -1 % „ %lung the Hons.! of Assembly to meet
Proceed to business on Tuesday, 28th inst.
( -extract of a Lett,r from Panama, the 9th rite. )
e yesterday received accounts from Lima,
'that
"4' City is main in possession of the !rle-
'nil ; in fact it was a perfect manoeuvre their
t:1,4;4 40 n; the [loyalists to COMP in, so as to induce
I
quit the strong positions they previously
General Laserne has been compelled.
144 'unto the place after 14 days, and retired with
fui trn°Ps to Upper Peru, where be has a power-
er,,,,urce to contend with under General Santa_
► .The squadron is blockading the Int'
he and for some time past there has no
(P,:,:::11 Spanish flag in the Pacific."
nis a letter front Cartims.caa If the Pa Instant.)
P"tile"ral 1-I°livar, by the last advices, was at
°5 when he had occasion to return on IIH