The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-19 00:00:00

[BRITISH PRESS.]

A.dvices from Madrid to the sth inst. via Ba-
yonne, reached us lust night. Fresh outrages
continue to be perpetrated against the Constitu-
tionalists. Another foiced levy is said to be in
contemplation, for the purpose of persecuting
them by including them in the conscription.—
The consequence is, that alarm prevails ge-
nerally through the capital, and numbers are
leaving.it with precipitation. Besides this kind
4.direct attack from the Government, the Ab-
solUtistos, or pure Royalists, are committing
every variety of excesses in the Provinces, and,
in spite of the pretended amnesty, the tribunals
are powerless in bringing them to punishmont. The
most ordinary laws which bind men together in civil
society are trampled upon by the Serviles, and
the life and property of every Constitutionalist is
at their mercy. The purification, as the work of
persecution Is denominated, is to be carried to
the length of depriving the academical graduates
of the degrees they took under the constitutional
system. Some changes are rumoured as likely in
the ministry, but it is not augured that they will
be favourable to moderation, though some ad-
dresses have been allowed to appear in the
Madrid Gazette less violent than those which
used exclusively to receive official sanction. The
carlinos, presuming on their strength, act with
great audacity. They have coined and issued
money in the name of Charles V., and the Go-
vernment of Ferdinand proceeds against the
rebel Capape with more than even Spanish tardi
nos. Trade is annihilated, and the miseries o
the country are further aggravated by an extra
ordinary drought, the usual forerunner of con.

[THE Tim:6d
The Paris papers of Thursday and Friday
have arrived. The Moniteur of the former day
contradicts. the .report of M. de Vallejo, Ambas-
MOW film Spain to Naples, having been detain.
oft by the police at Bayonne. He has been, the
vial journal states, since the 20th of June, at
the.. baths of Begneres. The Archbishop of
Toulouse, for the publication of whose letter on
the subject of the declaration of the French clergy
in 1f313'2, the Quolidtennc is about to be prose-
cuted, has written to the editors of that paper,
stating that it was his wish the letter should
beinatie public. He says—" lam bound frank-
tc' ly to declare, that I desired its publicity for
", the sake of making it known to such of my col-
" leagues as had not written to me, by authorizing
" those to whom I addressed it, to give it that pub-
" liclty in the manner in which they might judge
proper." 'l'hc Constitutionnel states that the Com-
missioners from Hayti are only two in number, viz.
M. Rouennais, a mulatto, and M. Limit., a black.
They wont first to Strasburg to confer with M.
garnangard, who is said to be appointed to nego-
ciate with them ; but they have beeu at Paris
since Saturday seinnight, whither M. Esmangarti
has , also repaired. According to letters from
Frankfort. and • the Journal de fa Belgique,
quoted by the Journal des !Mats, Count Munster,
the Hanoverian. Minister, is now at Johannis-
berg, and Sir 11. Wellesley, the British Ambes-
sador at Vienna,hrts, as well as the other Foreign
Ministers, been invited by Prince Metternich
to proceed to the same place.

LNEVV TJMES.I
The Funds on Saturday were again slightly
agitated, but from what cause most persons ap-
peared at a loss to account. Consols opened at
93,ti, declined to 9t.14, and were again at 93i ;,
hut finally closed 92+ 93, exclusive of the
dividend, for the account ending the 26th Au.,
gust, Some persons ascribed this slight depres-
sion to the accounts received from India of
the war with the Burmese, which certainly
produced, as was to be expected, a decline
df about two
per cent. In . India Stock ; but
that the Britisli Funds should be seriously
affected from so remote a cause is not very
probable,—Mexican Bonds were one per cent.
higher in consequence of accounts received by
the' Lion cutter, belonging to the Contractors,
which has arrived at Portsmouth in 40 days from
the' South American coast; and it is asserted
the accounts she brings fire more favourable ;
but the general letters will not be delivered till
this day,

[MORNING HERALD.]
Friday's Paris Papers arrived last night. The
tiuotitlienne contains a letter from the Cardinal
A rchhishop of Toulouse, addressed to the Editors
of that Journal on the subject of the prosecution
instituted against his former letter. it is-on the
whole creditable to him. Ile vindicates, his
former letter`; declares that he authorized the
publication of it ; and declares that the proSecu.
thin, in Justice, dsould have beers issued against
him, and not ,11:h1St tbe responsible Editor of the
Quatidietine.— I he. French Ministry`---or rather
dv Vlllele—ls vehemently attached
h 7 his quondam friends, the I.ll4ll4l.oyaristS,
and .there is even something nt,
lion between these and the Libirtitc,