The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-29 00:00:00

THE LONDON .10UltNA LS.

DAILY

Extracts from the I%lorriing. Papers, Nov. 29,

(MORNING, IIEttALD.I
Friday's Paris Papers arrived last night. They
assert that the French garrison was to evacuate
Madrid on the 134 of December, and that the
airny would be withdrawn beyond the Pyrenees
in the beginning of January. It is also announced
that the two Princes, Carlos and Francis, were to
leave Spain with their families. Some intimation
is given that the zeal of these Princes for the In-
quisition does not satisfy the fanatical Junta
which holds Ferdinand in thraldom, and that for
this reason they have been obliged to ask his Ma-
jesty's gracious permission to travel. The fury
of the ruling party may be easily judged, when
these Princes are accused of moderation. One,
it is said, visits Paris—the other Lisbon. The
most shocking outrages are committed by
the fanatic rabble in the provincial towns,
even upon known 'Royalists, 'who expiate
imy act of humanity or good sense by being
maimed or assassinated. One man had his ears cut
otf by these assassins, in pure brutal wantonness.
These Papers contain no French news of import-
ance. They contain an ttccoitnt, which is some-
what curious, of the reception of two new Mem-
bers of the Institution---the Archbishop of Paris
and M. Soumet, the author dt Mo or three
acted tragedies. The; Archblihop appears to
have ranted through every figure in the rhetoric
of the Schools, and M. Soumet to' have proclaimed
war upon the Anglo-German taste in tragedy
which is prevailing against the severer and better
models of Racine and Voltaire. The contro-
versy is very capable of interesting and dividing
the Parisians.

[stonxiNo POST.]
Paris Journals to the 27th instant, and the
Eloite of Saturday, reached us last night by Ex-
press. They contain intelligence from Madrid to
the 21st, at which period the various corps of the
French Garrison bad received their itineraries,
and were under orders to evacuate the capital in
two days. The alarm occasioned by their de-
parture must have been very considerable in the
higher quarters, for the King's two brothers, the
Infant Don Carlos and his wife, and Don Fran•
cisco de Paulo and his family, probably acting
tinder its influence, had asked leave to quit the
country, and were about repairing, the one to
Lisbon and the other to Paris. The infatuated
Ferdinand would therefore soon find himself alone,
and yet rather than abandon the line of policy
which has made him so odious, that even those who
restored him to arbitrary power are ashamed of
supporting him any longer, he had ordered all the
battalions of Provincial Militia already formed
to march to Madrid, in order to endeavour to
maintain his present course unaltered.—The
Quotidienne con►►nents in friendly language on
the Proclamation issued by President Boyer
(which appeared in our Paper last week), at
the return of the Commissioners, sent to treat
with the French Government, without having
obtained the recognition of llaytian indepen-
dence. It empresses n confident opinion that the
affair will yet be amicably arranged, and asserts,
on the authority of a private letter from Port-au-
Prince, tha t the same Commissioners were to
sail back to France, with more extended powers,
on the 2Oth or 30th of October.

[NEW TIMES.]
The Funds experienced a further decline in
price towards the latter part of Saturday after-
noon.—Consols opened at Of, and closed at
9511 for the Account; but as nothing transpired
politically to account for the depression, it is to
be attributed merely to the operations of the
speculators. Much attention was engrossed by
the new Mining'Shares, of which there appears
likely to be a considerable increase, from the
success which has attended those already brought
before the public. The Colombian Mining
Shares were at one time 261., which, after de.
ducting the payment of 101., left a premium of
161. upon each share ; the last price, however,
was 221. A new speculation, of which report
speaks favourably, is also shortly to be brought
out, under the title,we are told, of die " Imperial
Brazil Mining Company," a grant having beenl
obtained by several British Merchants for the
working of certain mines in the territories of the
Emperor of Brazil. Other similar concerns are
said also to be in forwardness, but are stated to
be of a more questionable description. The Fo•
reign Securities were mostly lower—Spanish de-
clined from 23. f to 224. The French Funds, as
also the Scrip, ware lower, but subsequently ad-
♦anced to O. Colombian Bonds, on the con-
trary, were one half per cent. higher.

[THE PUBLIC LEpOEIta
Last night we received The Algernane
to the 20th, .Frankfort Papers to the 22d, and
Brussels to • the 25th, buttheir conttints are de-
void of. general interest. The Frifildat article
is so characteristic of the' inconifitency,intO
which despotic Governments itometitnes fall, that
it cannot fail to provoke a smite, though it
will occasion no astonishment. The Court of
Austria, it should be recollected too, has
distinguished itself as much by its zeal in ,
suPport 'of religion,. as in the, cause of legi.
timacy, and punishes any opposition to the
interests • 'of both with the same unsparing
rigour. • Yet the slavish submission which it
exacts from others in, religioustnatters, is not the
standard of its own conduct, particularly, if the
interests of Heaven seem to, militate with its
worldly policy. Moreover, lholy and Apos-
vilie Majesty has the reputation of being a good
Catholic, and yet his fear of Ciirbonarism is much
stronger than his piety.

[TUE TIMES.]
There is but small reason, apparently, why the
Italians should lament the fall of ,their great
Regenerator of. Ajaccio : his spirit semis to
watch with vigilance over his once affectionate
subjects; and if the iron crown he wore be
changed by his entightaned father-in.law into a