The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-08 00:00:00

[MORNING CHRONICLE.]

The Marquess of Londonderry announced last
night, that he bad received official notice that
the Russian troops ordered to advance to Italy,
were not to pass their own frontier. This will, no
doubt, be a great disappointment to the host of
plunderers and idlers in Spain, who had hoped to
be able, through them, to fatten again on the dis-
tresses of the people, and to the party in this coun-
try who take such an interest in the existence of
mis-government and abuses throughout the world,
and who were unable to contain their joy at
the " probability of a Russian Invasion." We
shall be asked, we suppose, to believe that this
determination arises out of the moderation of
the High Allies, and their unwillingness to in-
terfere in the affairs of an independent State !
%Ire must not imagine for a moment, that,
flushed with the ease of the conquest of Na- I
pies, the disasters of Napoleon in Spain dis-
appeared from their view, and that that coun-
try would have been in turn the scene- of their
achievements, had it depended only on themselves.
Judging, from the joy expressed by the eulogists
of the High Allies in this country, at the
news of disturbances in Spain, we may almost
venture to infer, that if disappointed in their plans
of invasion, they consoled themselves, in like
manner, with the hopes that these disturbances
might, with proper-encouragement, overturn the
Constitution to which they had declared such a
hatred. The enemies of that Constitution are,
indeed, at work every where, both at home
and abroad, but more particularly in • France,
where all or most of the Ex-Inquisitors are
now assembled. In the Province of Alaba,
a conspiracy against the Constitution, which
bad been long forming in secret, burst into
open activity on an idea that the present was a
favourable conjuncture. The head of this con-
spiracy was a Friar; and last Good Friday the
people of eight villages in the neighbourhood
of Salva Tierra, who had agreed to rise, having
assembled there, this Friar preached against the
new order of things, and when the sermon as
over called out 64 Down with the Constitution—
Long live the Inquisition." By the exertions,
however, of the Constituted Authorities of the
country, who receive& the most prompt assistance
from the respectable and well-disposed part of
the population, the hopes of the conspirators were
frustrated.

THE KING'S VISIT TO IRELAND.—We have
reason to know, that Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD'S
arrival in this country is expected about the
latter end of the present month, to superintend
the preparations necessary for his MAJ ESTY'S re-
cepiion at his Castle of Dublin.— ( Dublin
Patriot.)

We understand that orders have been issued
for building stables for forty horses belonging
to his MAJESTY, in the Park.--(Dublin Evening
Post.)

Sir FnANcrs BURDETT left his apartments in
the King's Bench at .an early hour yesterday
morning, and arrived at his Own house to break-
fast, in a private carriage, attended by a single
friend.
Mr. KEAN continues his successful career in
America.

The meat keeps up in the retail markets of
the Metropolis, notwithstanding the complaints
of the low prices obtained by the farmers ; the
quarters of lamb on Saturday were one shilling
per pound.
SuiclnE,—On Saturday afternoon a young
gentleman of 18 years of 'age, of a respectable
family, who would shortly have come to a fo►•-
tune of 60,0001., p.ut a pericgi to his- existence at
a Tavern, in- a Court in Drury-lane. He was
lately clerk to an attorney, but having taken a
fancy to the stage, he joined a strolling company,
and returned•to town a short time ago, and took
lodgings•at the above hotel. He went to bed in
good health -on Friday night, and on Saturday
was found-dead in his bed ; several wounds hav-
ing been inflicted on his breast by a dagger, and
his head nearly severed from the • body by a
razor ; a noosed rope was also found by the bed-
side, with the play of Romeo and Juliet, with the
leaf turned dawn, where it is written," Here
will I set my everlasting rest."--(Evening Paper.)