The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-01 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS•

[From the Moniteur of Wednesday, Oct. 291
(THE UNOFFICIAL PART.)
MADRID, Om `'2. The Decree issued at
:Xe!,•es on the 4th is to undergo great modifica
tients. His Majesty will leave Seville on the 9,3 d,
and will arrive here the beginning of November.
From the Const;tutiounel.)
PMTS, OcT. 30.--We could have desired that
the article in the Journal des Dibuts had given us
ta!ne information as to the measures to be adopted
with the French army. The reports in circulu-
tion tend to make ns believe, that the intention
At present is, to recall it to France. But
bl4Ol a measure, before we can believe it,
most be sup Ported by some more authentic
t,t4tetyients. It is, however, necessary for the
nation which has borne the weight of the war, to
know if the termination of this enterprise is draw-
ing near. If , after the example of the Allied
Sovereigns of 1815, we have the intention of
making Spain pay the ransom of royalty, we
comprehend that then we 'must prolong our occu-
pation, which would be a guitrantee•for us. But
e havti carried on the war with a rare probity
ire •
hpie paid for every thing, and demand
-nothing, Our policy, full of good nature, is not
even offended at seeing a number of our citizens
meuaced with bankruptcy as the consequence of
our victories in Spain. We are the models of
vonqaerors, and our
.moderation is unlimited.
With such sentiments aught we to prolong so
disinterested a 114$111011 one moment beyond its
natural time ? NVe plat this question without
being able to answer h. Will it not require an
other article in the Journal des Dibals?
( From the Journal des Debate.)
VIENNA OcT. 16.--By a rescript of July 16t,
it.st, the 'Emperor had ordered that, it being
his intention to erect in the church at Inspruck
to Andreas Hover, the defender of his eoun.
try, a monument annlagous to hisHservices,
artists should be invited to propose,:plans for
this purpose. In consequence, the invitetion has
been given for them to send here by the month
of May, 1824, addressed to the President of that
country, the plans they may have formed, in.
order that they May be examined, and the Em-
peror choose that which he likes best.
It. is said positively that M. de Tatischef is
Pent to Constantinople, and that he has already
Set out.
Platte, OcT. 29.—0 n Taeaday night at one o'clock, the
r.entinels posted on the terrace of the Palace Bourbon, heard a
fmale voice crying, " Help, help ! Murder !" These cries
warned to issue from under the bridge Louis XVI. Some men
immediately hastened thither, as did a detachment of the Royal
Guard front the adjacent post. They took into custody three
individuals, whom they met coming from the spot, and brought
them to the guard 4touse, but, after examination, they were Jibe.
rated this morning. No person was seen on the bridge ; a red
ril,band and a glove, the latter pierced with a knife, were picked
up. The parapet of the wall for a considerable length exhibit.
ed drops of blood. The assassins, after killing their victim,
threw the betty into the Seine ; boatmen are now dragging
•ft.lc it.

(-proof the: Protocois.)
PARIS, OC-r.',28 read the following-news
the Memorial 13tirilttiois :
MAntun, OcT.l9.—Letters from Murcia, dated the 14th,
r.ity that the fortress of -Contingent will not surrender to the
nummons the Bing sent to it on the tlth, and that the bearer of
s. tlag of truce subsNuently was driven away, after having suf.
rerk insults and bad treatment.
It 1,11 acid that Torrijos, who had formerly the command of
this plow, still preserves hie command. This General, who
is the counterpart of Mine, is capable of ruining that fine port,
I,irice to has at
.his disposal the class of mariners, a ferocious
people against whom the ei.devant Constitutional Government
was obliged to send forcer to bring them back to obedience and
submission.
The report prevails that Gen. Mendez Vigo is to proceed at
a prisoner to France, boause it results from the proceedings
against him, that he was not the author of the horrible assas.
sirittions committed on the Royalist prisoners in Fort St. An-
tonio of Corunna, and that ha took no part in them.
PAWS, OM 129.—A letter from Frankfurt,
dated 1.6, says.---" The lturieiart Captain Otto
Von Kotzebue, who for the third time has nn•
dertukon a voyage of discovery round the world,
will,conformably to the instructions which hellos
rec.eived, 'double Gape Horn on leaving Brazil,
•Lteer nortliWard from Behring's Straits, and en-
deavour to penetrate, either ley the coasts of
Atnerica or Siberia, to the Arctic Pole, not by
the gulf which he has already discovered, but
by doubling Icy Cape."

THE MEETING op"rilE EMPEROIt;

VivinA, Oc'r. Majesty our Emperor
will be here on the 42Sth, on his return from his
ioterview with the Emperor Alexander at ,ter-
nullity:. The Prime Minister Prince Metternich
is quite recovered from
sets Paper.)
FiIAITNVORT, OcT. 2.2 —We have received the account of
the arrival of the I!ouperor Alexander at Czernowitz. The
Ernparor of Austria went on the 6th to Novostelce, on the
fruttiera, to receive his august ally and friend. In the evening
tine two Monarch% arrived in the same- carriage, and, pasting
under a triumpital arch erected at the entrance of thin capital of
the ltuckowina, proceeded, between a double line of troops,
amidat the acclamation% of the inhabitants, to the .rev.idence pre-
pared for the.llussian Emperor. Th.: city %vat liplendidly

urinated,-4
FIIANKFORT, Oc r.. 22..—The two Emperors left Cintlo-
- the Emperor of Ruasis on the Ilth, the Etnperor of Aus.
iris on the 13th of October. Prince Metternich did not go at
*11; he remained at Leopold under the pretext of illness, and
M. de 14c.sudrode went to visit him; This illness is explained
in a diplatnatic tzrinrer. A Turkish Plenipotentiary was ex-
peted at Czernowitz, and as apartments were already provided
for him, they did sat wish to seem wafting for him in full as.
trembly, on account of the very uncertain manner in which the
Turks had Answered their •former hopes. In fact, the Pieni.
putentlary did not arrive ; but a courier came front Lord )3trang.
ford from Constantinople, bearing the intelligence that every
thing had ,)etch settled with the Sublime. Porte, whose inten-
tions were the best in the world. In the countcr.stroke some
people thought they saw the effect of the refusal of receiving an.
Diplomatist at the negociations r.f Czernowitz. flow.
CIAlf this may he, :#l. de Metternich, as soon as he learned this
no* recovitrod his health,. end set out for Vienns.—(Fren;l4
l'apero