The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-10 00:00:00

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It is said that the Emperor of Austria has per-
mitted the Jesuits to establish an institution at
Vienna for the instruction of youth; and it would
seem that in future this order will have the sole
direction of public instruction throughout the
Austrian States. It will be recollected that they
were expelled from Russia two years ago.
VIENNA, SEPT. is again reported that
his Britannic Majesty will arrive here in the
middle of November. Great preparations are
making for his reception.
PETERSIMIGLI, SEPT. 11.--Our Government
has just published the particulars of the cere-

monks observed on the 17th and 18th of June '
last, at the funeral of the. Holy Patriarch of Con-
stantinople, Gregory. This very long narrative
closeS with the following paragraph :--44 The
last and holy offices of the Christian Faith and
Charity have thus been performed, in conformity
to the wishes of the very pious Autocirat of all the
Russias, Alexander 1., to the holy Patriarch of
the Orthodox Church of the East, Gregory, who
has suffered the death of the martyrs.
STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 21.—The King and the
Prince Royal returned to this city yesterday.
The statue of Charles XIII. will not be exposed
to view until the 4th of November, the Anniver-
sary of the Union of Norway and Sweden.
MADRID, SEPT. 25.—The new Commandant
of Estrernadura has received great and very ex-
tensive powers, to clear that Province of the se-
veral bands who stop the public messengers, and
rob them of their dispatches and money.
The public have not yet forgotten the enthu-
siastic reception of the Royal Family at Segovia
the beginning of this month, and the vexation
these demonstrations of respect and devotion gave
theßevolutionists.They resolved in consequence to
be revenged for the humiliation thus inflicted on the
party, when his Majesty should pass through on his
return to Madrid, and gained over to their views
the regiment of Valencia. On the 18th of this
month the Royal Family arrived at Segovia, and
the people received them with the same 'trans-
ports, and expressed the same wishes for their
happiness. The cries of " Live the King ! Live
the Infants," were continually repeated, whilst
their Majesties visited the public establishments.
In the afternoon they were present at the exer-
cise of the artillery corps, and as they were
going into the court-yard of the convent of St.
Domingo, some individuals who had been brib-
ed, wearing the uniform of the regiment of Va-
lencia, exclaimed, Lize the Constitution ! The
cry of Live the King ! was heard from the other
side, whither the soldiers immediately ran and
insisted on the person pointed out as the utterer
of that expression, to say also, Lire the Consti-
tution ."rhe individual obstinately refused to
do so, and would certainly have fallen a vic-
tim to the brutality of the soldiers, if the Politi-
cal Chief had not rescued him out of their bands.
This was only the prelude to other scenes which
had been concerted. Fresh cries of Ltve the
Constitutional King, awaited his Majesty on the
square. A citizen cried out at .the same time,
Down with the Revolutionists ! he was imme-
diately assailed, and notwithstanding he defend-
ed himself vigorously with his cane, must even.
tually have been subdued if he also had not been
rescued.

In the evening almost all the soldiers of the
regiment of Valencia repaired to the field of
exercise belonging to the artillery : they shouted
patriotic songs, among which the Traga la was
not forgotten. The Commanding Officer of the
artillery deeming these songs an insult to the
immense concourse of people assembled there,
attempted to prevent them, on which a dispute
instantly occurred between the General and the
Officers. The authority of the Commanding
Officer was set at defiance, and the songs were
continued. Several other private conflicts oc-
curred -during the residence of their Majesties at
Segovia, between the troops and the inhabitants.
Saragossa enjoys apparent tranquillity. Mega
is still at Lerida.