The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-07 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS:'

VIENNA, APRIL 23.—The Congress at Lay-
bach has long since terminated its operations,
but the continued residence of the two Emperors,
and the presence of a great number of Members
of the Diplomatic Body made it appear
_that the
Congress was still sitting. It is affirmed that the
moment is at hand when it will be entirely dis-
solved ; and that before the end of the month the
two Emperors will be back here, with all the
Ministers accredited to them.—The rapid success
of the Austrians, both in the kingdom of Naples
and in Piedmont, and the restoration of order
and tranquillity in those two states, seem to have
induced some changes in the march of the Rus-
sian army.--It is asserted that the measures of
Russia are confined for the present to assembling
a strong force on the frontiers, and that the
Emperor Alexander has placed 30,000 of the
army which was on its march, at the disposal of
the Emperor of Austria. It is not known whether
his Majesty has accepted of this offer.
FRANKFORT, MAY 26.—For some days past,
French Officers, not now employed, have been
continually arriving in this city, on their way to
Poland, whence they mean to go to Moldavia to
offer'their services to Prince Ypsilanti.

BRUSSELS MAY I.—The Second Chamber of
the States General met to-day for the first
time since the 24th of March; and after the
usual preliminary business was gone through,
the President stated that he hLd received a
message from his Majesty accompauying a
project of law relative to the new system of
indirect taxes. The Message explains the grounds
of the law, and skews the advantage of the new
system, which is the result of the labour of a
Special Commi.",i,e.

SPANISH PAPERS.

MADRID, APRIL SO.—ln tettz:7 from Seville,
of the 14th, we find the following passage
4C A short time after the arrival of the post with
the news of the reverses of Naples, the sound
part of this population were in motion ; and pro-
ceeding with a band of music to the Consisto-
rial House, they demanded that, as the persons
disaffected to the constitutional. system insulted
the good, they should be arrested, anti obliged
immediately to depart hi the same manner as
those at Barcelona. This was; in fact, carried
into execution ; the, persons hitherto included
in this measure being the following :—Arcediano
de Niebla ; the Ex-inquisitor Esperanza ; the
Canon Sne ; Carvajal, Colonel and Serjeant-
Major of the Provincial Militia; Elola, and se-
"
veral canons.

It seems that the example of Barcelona has
been contagious in other cities. We hear of cer-
tain persons who have been expelled by the peo-
ple from Malaga and Granada ; and it is affirmed
that the same has happened at Oviedo, and that
it is feared that similar events will take place at
Cadiz and Burgos. The letters brought by the
last Mail speak with more confidence of what
has happened at Malaga and. Granada, but with
respect to the other cities there is not so much
certainty.

„MADRID, APRIL 9.2.—1 t seems that the Go-

verument has received, by an extraordinary
courier, who arrived here to-day at noon, a dis-
patch from the Political Chief of Alava, stating
that a hand of factious persons has formed itself
in that .province, commanded by one Pinedo, a
notary, and that he had 'taken the most active
measures to exterminate them. It is said that
the Government, which had been' so-much dis-
turbed-in the provincesA3f Burgos and those ad-
jacent, by the machinations of the ill disposed,
has ordered the columns of ProvinCial Grena-
diers of Old Castile to be assembled at Valladolid.