The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-07 00:00:00

LIST CO' THE MINORITY

Of 21, who voted for, Reducing £5,900, flitiried in the Esti.
mutes for the Garrisons at Gibraltar, the Cape of Good /lope,
and the Canadas.
Bernal,- R.
Bright," H.
Blake, Sir F.
nurdetf, Sir F.
Davies, Colonel
Evans, Wm.
liohhouse, J. C.
Knight, R.

Leycester, R. Sykes, D.
Martin, J. Tomes, J.
Marjoribanks, S. Webb, E.
Monck, J. B. Wood, T.
Newman' R. W. Wyvill, M.
Palmer, C. F.
Rickford, W. TELLER.
Rumbold, C. E. Hume. .1
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The Earl of SHANNON has given a donation of
201. to the Cork Masonic Asylum, and 201. to
the unemployed poor of Clonakilty.
The Deputy-Lieutenants of bancashire have
voted the Earl of f)t♦tttiv a piece of Plate, to be
presented this month, in testimony of 50 years
zealous and faithful services as Lord-Lieutenant
of that County,---600‘. subscribed by the Gentle-
men present; each restricted not to contribute
more than 201.

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoik, dated Sunday.)

PARTS, MARCII 4.—We have just received by
an extraordinary channel, the following news
from Madrid, dated February 27
" The band a Baznii has been surrounded by
the Royalist Volunteers from Murcia and Ori-
huela. The two brothers, Bazan, were taken on
the 22d of February, with nineteen of their ad-
herents. Six others, including Lieut.-Colonel
Silez, had been killed. The rest were pursued in
every direction. The Revolutionists came from
Gibraltar."

We have said that a Deputation of the Diet of
Hungary, had waited on the Emperor of Austria,
to compliment him on Isis birth-day. The fol-
lowing is the most remarkable passage of the
Latin speech which the Archbishop of Kolocz
addressed to his Majesty on this occasion, in the
name of the Diet :
" The honourable mission, which we have re-
ceived to approach your Majesty, comes very .
seasonable to enable us to inform foreigners how
intimate and tender is the indissoluble bond which
unites the King of Hungary to his faithful king-
dom. Your Majesty cannot be ignorant in what
unworthy colours, the Hungarian nation, which
is so faithful to you, has been represented by the
calumniators of our name and our constitution••
These enemies of all legitimate rule, of order, of
tranquility, and of all power established by God,
dare to circulate and to insert, in their Journals,
assertions that oar ancient constitution conse-
crated by so many centuaries, is treated with in-
famous derision. Our fidelity to your sacred and
beloved person is not only called into question,
but black thoughts attributed to our nation, froth.
which our minds recoil with horror."
His Majesty the Emperor replied in the fol-
lowing speech, which Awns also in Latin :-
46 We receive with joy the congratulations
which have been presented to us by a deputation
in the name of the Diet of Hungary. •
46 We have heard, with pleasure,
of the assur-
ance of the grief which 'the faithful Estates of
our Kingdom of Hungary have felt from the
judgment concerning them expressed by ill-inten•
tioned persons, and from the rash hopes uttered
at the same time. But, for the 'consolation of the
Estates, we assure them, that we throw over the
efforts of such men the veil of contempt which
they deserve. Our Hungarian people know
their King, and we know how to appreciate as
we ought this nation which obeys our sceptre.
" We place the greatest confidence in the true
wishes of the Estates; this confidence induces US,
to add a few words, which the deputation Will
report to its constituents. The public good re-
quires at all times, but particularly
in our days,
not only that the most perfect union and red-
procal confidence should exist between WWI
and their Princes, but also that they be evince'
to all eyes, in the most uneqivocal manner.
44 With a heart full of joy we assembled, last
autumn, the Estates of the Kingdom around our
Royal Throne. Every word uttered by us
the presentation of the Royal proposition, suhle
ciently showed with what confidence this Diet
was opened by us. We justly formed a hope,
,
that the Estates of the Kingdom would profit
by this long-desired opportunity
,to dedicate,
under the protection of our 34 years'
their activity and ardent zeal to the objects
judged necessary to the real good of the King-
dom.
44 Have their labours, their deliberations, DO
the result of them up to this time attained the
t'
end of our wishes and our hopes ? We leave;
to the Estates themselves to decide : a father has
a right to put this question to his children.
Corfu
" We hope that these words, proceed?,
experience,
from the bottom of our heart, will. attain/
the place. where they ought to have their:
full force, the object which our benevolent
intentions proposed. We have spoken that,
because we Irish to have no reproach to tnel‘tie
andTonfirosurrer
Ftearnn.aeloa.Ldrillhoeynacle
either to ourself or our kingdom. At the "To
Arne we assure the deputation of Our geed° /
of Feb. 9th continue to be favourable to the
Greeks. Ibrahim Paella was,on the 3d at pietrotava
Some days before he must have seen with his owl'
eyes,a cut-down Turkish frigate burnt by Alia°
accounts from
in the Roads of Patras. The communicatiellf
were entirely frevit Missoionehi ; and most Of
the letters from Greece affirmed that Coloctroat
had completely driven the Egyptians from the is'
terior of.the Morea. It is also asserted, that :I,:e
formation has beets received from Alexandritt't
,/;
the Viceroy would not send another exneuLt,o,
to the Morea, and that he had rejected the d,.
wands of the Porte on this subject.
of par.
ZANTE, JAN. 31.—The famous cave
nassus, to which Odysseus retired, is at Pre'-o-a
guarded by six armed Greeks. The wife 114.
mother of that warrior are now shut up 1,
This cave is about a mile distant from the aurle47,
Delphi, so celebrated in Pagan history,_ as 1:
abode of the Pythoness, and the source of pr%u,
phetic oracles. It is situated on the summit!„
a mountain, and is almost inaccessible, as it ca
ll
only be approached by means of a wooden
ladder, which may be drawn up. It is several
hundred feet deep, and there are various r.ech
sec formed on both sides. The water, which
continually and in great quantities filtered
continually
several parts of the upper eaulttlosent :
snore titan sufficient. for all the necessaries
Fttetior Furms.—P.mis, Ancir per
981. &sc.—Three per Cents. fiir. 50c.—Bank Stock.
=teak Naples, 7IC Bk.—Royal Spanish Loan,
change on London, one month, 25f. 50c.; three ditto, ..4r•
(Court Authentique.)

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A 5,
Extract of a letter, dated Berlin. FebrtiPref
-51 1826 :—A society has been formed be.rtj
with the support of Government, with a CamPles
of 4,000,000 dollars, to assist the needy far-der
at the approaching clip with advances, in or, ir
that they may not be compelled to sacrifice tiles'
wools at the present ruinous prices, which Obareerr.
plan is expected will be followed by other '
man Governments,