The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-06 00:00:00

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mad. They had four or five good Lords, and now and then
a good Bishop ; but he might say, as it was said in the
Scripture, when speaking of the multitude being fed by two
fine barley loaves and two small fishes, What arc these
among so many ?—(Loud laughter.) Dr. Wade then went
on to say, that they must have a suffrage z s extensive as the
people of this country.
The resolution was then put and earriel unanimously.

• Several other resolutions were moved, seconded, and car-
ried, after which a vote of thanks was given with acclama-
tion to the Chairman, when the meeting separated.

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Papers of Sunday.)
The Vapor, of Barcelona, of the 23d, expresses a wish
that the liberty of the press, without any previous censor-
ship, as it exists in France, e.igiutn, and Portugal, shall be
set down',in the. new. fundamental law of the kingdom,
" thatimpeescriptible right, it says, havinc, been enjoyed by.
Spaniards at other-I*s, and particularly in virtue of the
371st article of the,CoEstitution of 1812."
The appointment, of Mina, as Captain-General of Cata-
lonia, and that of Palafox, for Aragon, were received with
enthusiasm in Barcelona; anl.,,hi,the evening the town was
illuminated. The hymn of thego. was perforMed for the
first time at the theatre of that city on the 21st, after a
patriotic play called " The Defence qf Coticero." Nothing
could equal the rapture which that Magical air excited
among the auditory.
On the 21st, General Jose Castellar addressed, in the
name of the Junta of Barcelona, an invitation to the Juntas
of Tarragona, Lerida, and Gerona, to appoint forthwith the
Deputies, who are to represent the principality in the cen-
tral Junta of Catalonia, Valencia, and Aragon, in order
that they may be able to meet in Barcelona on the Ist of
October.

A proclamation of the Junta, dated the 22d, calls upon
all the inhabitants to come forward and give in their votes
for the members of the new Municipality before the 25th.
Advices from Valencia of the 19th ult., announce that
the riots of the 17th and 18th had fortunately been sup-
pressed without:bloodshed, but that Count Almodovar bad
had a narrow escape of his life. It was ordered on the
19th,lst, that the" Urban militia shall hereafter be called
National Guard ; 2d, ti at 11 the inhabitants friendly to
the Throne of -Isabel I to the liberties of the coun-
try, between 18 and 50 of age, shall form part of
that guard, and be provid ith a musket or blunderbuss;
3rd, that the officers and sub-officers shall be elected by
the citizens, and the members of the staff by the officers ;
4th, that all the plate of the suppressed convents shall be
sold ; sth, that ao quarter shall be given to any enemy of
the country taken with arms in his hands ; 6th, that all
the muskets deposited in the citadel shall be immediately
repaired, and the armourers of the province compelled to
put them in order ; 7th, that the Press shall be free, and
not subjected to a censorship ; Bth, that the Junta shall
dismiss without delay all public functionaries harbouring
sentiments hostile to the cause of liberty ; 9th, that all the
carabiniers of the province, the artillery, and other corps
of the army, shall be marched without loss of time against
the factious ; 10th, that all the National Guar unable
to purchase a uniform, shall receive one from t e.
The Inspector of Artillery had been appris t 'four
thousand muskets had been embarked for Valene at Car-
thageria.
Don Eugenio Maria Romero, who had been sen =by To-
reno on a secret mission to Granada,4was arrest in that .
city and imprisoned. . .
Jose Caratala, the President of the Junta o Estrema- 1,,,nr
dura, published on the 12th the following notice : • •
Ist, The inhabitants and young men of Kmily who have . .
reached their 16th year shall no longer be obliged to pre-
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vide themselves with a safety card, and no . one shall.. : '..,..-1.
made- to declare the names of persons lodging in t
houses ; 2d, the national militias niny hereafter carry ild •
use their arms without any license from the solice."
It was said that the same Juraar .eU had g.,.. n the
18th that all the friars and monks of the p' 1 e7should,
in the delay of four days, cease to wear the dress of
,their
respective orders. ,
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The Rgformatcur states that the Government ha'`
dis-
covered an immense conspiracy in the army, a that up-
wards of 300 sub-officers have been arrested Tii - diffitent
garagons, but articularly those of the south. --- 1
A '.dom... ' , it having been made by the police in
the lodging of' . Nicolas, a Captaid of tlip32lll regiment
of the line, it was ascertained ,that that Officer kept up a
secret correspondence hostile to the Government. The
Minister of War consequently issued an order of the day
addressed to the army, in which he stated thatigrecably
to the laws in force, the King, by a decision of _the 27th
ult., bad placed Captain Nicholas on half-payofor having
knowingly, and in a serious manner, infringed the laws of
discipline, and disregarded the first duty of an officer.
A similar visit was made to the chambers of an officer
of the 9th regiment of the line. After the .most minute
search among his papers, the Commissary lice retired,
without discovering any thing calculate compromise
him. This officer, it seems, never meddletiiii politics, and
was not known to read any other Journal thaa the Gazette
dis Tribunaux.

" PAras, Sunday, Two o'Clock.
"No news frotil..M4d. Very ominous silence. The
Three per Cenk.7:o4 at Tortoni's."

GER

lAN PAPERS.

FRANKFORT, SEPt 6.-ii is said that our accession to
the custom-house unis delayed in consequence of the •
English Government not having yet renounced the com-
mercial treaty entered into with the city : it is an indispen-
sable condition requil•ed by the contracting Powers. The
Senate has repeatedly applied in London without obtaining
an answer. The British Government is not contrary to the
proposals of Frankfort, but would renounce its commercial
advantages precedently stipulated only on the express con-
dition that the city di Frankfort should enter the union
with the same privileges as Leipsic. Frankfort would be
declared a free town4O—Swabian Mercury of October 1.
BERLIN, SEPT. 25.—The general persuasion here is,
that two political considerations have given rise to the Top-
litz Conferences. The affairs of Spain will be the first topic
of the deliberatioral The state of that country causes
serious anxiety ; it is said that the projected union of the
Infant Queen with the eldest son of Don Carlos is not
tor
abandoned, and that, in such case, the direction of 'rs
until the accomplishniept of the alliance would be entr :'''
'to a Regency, under the guarantee of the European Powe, V '
Secondly, the commercial affairs of Germany will be taken
into consideration. It is hoped that Austria, encouraged
by the advantages of the union, will coliont to enter it con-
ditionally, and to mitigate her severdegulations on the
frontier, It is notAkobable that the Hollando-Belgian
quest viii be resilVd, because nothing could be done
without the concurrence of English and French agents.
Some chat le in the Cabinet is expected.
The Emperor has presented our King with 50 troopers
(tscherkesses), who will accompany his Majesty in his
journey from Berlin ko"Potsdain.—/bid.
It appears that, like the Kalisch camp, the Toplitz meet-
ing will end sooner than was thought.
The Princess de Beira, the sons of Don Carlos, and the
Infante Don Sebastian and his consort, are travelling in the
interior of Austria. The object of their journey is not
known ; ,some say that they are repairing to Gratz, the
Duchess de Berri's residence ; others that they are going
to Buchtierad, the residence o Charles X., and some main-
tain that they are proceeding to Toplitz.--Nurentburg
correspondent.
TOPLITE, Surr: ' 27.—Yesterday, the Emperor of
Russia, accompanied by Generals Beurkendorff and Orloff,
arrived here. To-day we e::pect the King of Prussia and
the Empress of Russia, coming from Silesia. The Em-
peror Ferdinand has already reviewed the regiments of Brix
and Theresienstad, so that there will be here neither a camp
nor grand manoeuvres. Our town is immensely crowded,
and all strangers may easily procure cards to enter the
Castle Park, in which the Emperors reside.—Leipsic
Gazette.
PUBLIC FUNDS.—VIENNA, SEPT. 23, 10'4, 991, 1,332 ;
Frankfort, Sept, 80, 1011, 9S-1, 1,554.

The numerous Penalties to which that respectable
body " the Licensed Victuallers," and others are liable, in
pursuit of their,respective callings, are vexatious to a degree,
and ought to be repealed now that we have a Reform
Parliament ; meanwhile every person trading in exciseable
articles shouleat once possess themselves of the " Book
of Penalties," which is•decidedly the best safeguard against
the machinations of that pest of society, the Common In-

former.
THE: cJIIPSTEAD BURGLARY.—It will be recol-
lected thakour last account of the result of this strenuous
endeavours making to bring the perpre.trators of the most
atrociouihand extraordinary crime to justice, mentions that,
besides II man with a gun-shut wound in the breast, who
had been-filly committed to Horsemonger-lane Gaol for
trial at thepext Surrey Assizes, another man, named Ebe-
nezer StOt, had undergone an examination, and stood
committed for re-examinaCon a fortnight thence, when
Coleman, the officer, of Croydon, expressed his hope he
should be able to strengthen the existing suspicions. Last
week a third man was apprdiended at the beer-shop on
Seten Oaks Hill, where the wounded man was found. His
name is James Reeves : be calls himself a " traveller," and
is well known about most parts of Surrey by the soubriquet
of " Jingle." At a Special Sessions held at Croyden a few
days ago, the cases of these two men, detained on suspicion,
were most fully gone into. The number 'of witnesses ex-
amined was about fourteen, most of them persons of queer
character. As the result of a three hours' examination was
the. determination of the Magistrates to discharge both
Street and Reeves from custody, it would be tediously ab-
surd to go through the details of what each witness said.