The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-10 00:00:00

4th instant.

They write from Constantinople, of the 10th
Oct., that the pacific disposition of the Ottoman
Porte hes caused hi that city a remarkable acti-
vity. The liberty of commerce and the privi-
leges to the Europeans have again been granted.

[From the Pitote of yesterday.]

The Ordinance for the dissolution of the
Chamber will appear on the 15th or 20th Nov.
ODESSA, OCT. 6.--According to letters from
Constantinople of the 16th Sept., the interview
of the two Emperors at Czernowitz has made a
great impression on the Divan.

VIENNA, OCT. 29.—His Majesty the Emperor
has arrived in this capital from Zemberg. We
expect the arrival of Prince Metternich on
Saturday.
FRONTIEOS OF ITALY, OCT. 28.—The last
letters from Greece state, that the fleet of the
Captain Pacha had arrived in the Dardanells,
and had gone into the Port of Constantinople.
These letters also state, that the movements of
the Janissaries cause great alarm to the Govern-
ment.

[From the Journal des MEW: of Nov. 8. J

MADRID, OCT. 31.—The debates relative to
Riego, on the c27th, drew together a great num-
ber of spectators. The audience hall was filled.
Riego had the permission to be present, but de-
clared he would not attend: The President of
the Tribunal ordered that they should pro-
ceed to read the indictment. The result of
the reading was, that the Regency, by their
Decree of the 9,d Oct. decided that he should be
specially judged as Deputy of the Cortes, for
having voted in the Sitting of the 11th of June
the transferring of the King to Cadiz. This read-
ing being terminated, the act of accusation by
the King's Attorney was heard. The attorney of
Riego, named by the Office (as no other attorney
would undertake his defence) got up, and spoke
in defence of his client, and said that Riego could
not be judged but by a Military Commission.

The latest accounts from Paris do not repre-
sent the health of Louis XVIII. as worse than
it has been for some months past. No unfavour.
able intelligence respecting the health of his
most Christian Majesty was received on Saturday
last, nor since, either by our Government or by
the French Ambassador at this Court.

CITY, 12 o'Clock.—Consols opened this morn.
ing at 82f, with very little doing. This is a
holiday at the Bank, but the Stock Exchange
and Foreign Market are open.

The Expresses from Paris bring the French
Funds at 89f. 25c., and Spanish at 28.
The Spanish Government is understood to he
making every effort for getting back their pos-
sessions in South America, for which they are
straining every nerves particularly with the Rus-
sian Cabinet.

FOREIGN MAREET.—Very little doing in the
above Market this morning.—Spanish Bonds
opened at 271, but they have declined three.
eighths.

Dutch Papers to the 7th inst. reached us las

night. Their contents are of no importance what.
ever. They announce that Monseignor Nasnr.t,
the Pope's Nuncio, had an audience of the King
of the NETHERLANDS) on the Bth inst,, at the
Hague.

Brussels Papers to the Bth instant also arrived
last night. They contain the answer of the
States General to the Speech of the KING. The
only passage of impoftance is the following :
" e are much gratified with your Majesty's intentions or
procuring, by the very means which the law has put into you
hands, an early vent for our produce, and advantages for our
commerce.

" If in a single case it has,,been necessary to deviate from
our liberal principles, the nation has generally approved of the
prohibitory or restricted measures which the interest of our
manufactures has required of your Majesty, and we hope that
the strict execution of these measures will abridge the duration
of theni:',.

An article from St. Petersburgh states, that the Emperor
Alexander would return to his capital on the 25th inst.

New York Papers hive arrived, two days
later, but they do not contain any information.

lc We stated in our paper of the 26th ult. that
the 27th and 93d Regiments of Toot were ordered to the West
Indies. We have now to add that the 23d Regiment, now in
Ireland, and the 7Ath Regiment, now at Gibraltar, are ordered
to the same destination. Besides these, two other Regiments,
not yet designated, are to be sent to the WOE Indies. The
12th Foot goes to Gibraltar; and it is very possible that that
Regiment also will proceed to the West Indies. Three sail of
the line and four large frigates are likewise ordered to be put in
comtnission immediately."—(British Monitor of yesterday.)

64 Several rumours were circulated in the
course of last week, respecting the convention signed between
this country and the Government of the Spanish Cortes, in
March last, relative to the claims of British merchants upon
Spain. As much doubt and anxiety exist upon this subject,
and as the reports have been vague and contradictory, we are
happy in being able to assure the public, on the highest MI.
thority, that the King of Sisal); has actually, since his
tion, ratified the Convention, and has signified the same in an
official manner to the British Government. This important
proceeding, on the part of his CA'ritouc MAJESTY does not
in any way affect the question respecting the validity of the re..
pudiated Spanish Bonds, which, we know (and that too from
the highest authority), his CATHOLIC MAJESTY is inflexibly
resolved never to acknowledge."—(ibid.)

Arran;ements are making for the KING'S re-
ception at Brighton, the latter end of this month
or the beginning of December, fill MAJILSTY'S
stay there will be about a mouth,

Conegliano, and by. General The French
troops will take possession of th., place on the