The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-20 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PAM s, Oct. 16.—1 i appears by letters from
Bayonne, of the S;h inst-. that the movements of
the Spanish troops towards the frontiers of Por-
tugal have excited the attention of the Junta at
Lisbon, who, it is understood, have issued orders
to several regiments to march towards that part
-of the frontiers near which the Spaniards are sta.
tioned. .

The Baron de Frimont, the Conimand.er in
Chief of the Austrian Corps d'Arm6e stationed in
Alsace, has proceeded to Camhr ay, the head-
rpiarters of the Army of Occupation; Ile will be
absent :-about fortnight. Lieutenant-General
the Baron Marchal commands ad interjrn, and has
proceeded for that purpose to Colrnar.
The Prince Royal of Bavaria left.Wirrtzborgb
the 7th lust. to proceed by•the way of Munich to

The King presided- yesterday at the Council of
Ministers; which sat froni one 'o'clock till fire..

FRANKFonT, 'OCT. 8.--Notwithstanding
.the
great circumspection of the Germanic Diet,„ it
will find itself obliged, on restiMing its ,sitting,S,
tii occupy itself with one of, the most important
objects, namely, the 'interpretation orthp 13th
Article of the Act of the Confederation, and the
adoption of general principles respecting the in-
troduction of, representative• organizations into
the different StOes of Germany. They will put
aside every consideration
.of locality, and keep to
the spirit and the letter of the fundamental .Ael.
• DiscuisiOns ore talked of with Holland, re-
specting the pretensions of the latter on the sub,
ject of the navigation of the Rhine, the Dutch
asserting a right to navigate their boa.ts .on that
river to Mavence, although hetetofore they have
not gone further than Cologne.

'FIIA.NRFORT, OCT. 1 1.-Ihe Prince de Gallatin,
Privy-Councillor of• the Emperor of er•
rived .bete yesterday from Petersburgh, on his
way to Paris. •
' IRON, SEPT. 27.—General .O'Donnell had as
sembled in Andalusia a corps of organized troops,
.at the head of- whialyhe was to have embarked-
about the end 0091)er to proceed to South
America. A new arrangement has changed the
destinatiOn"Of this' force, and it has marched to
the frontiers of EstranrAdUra, without he •real
motive of this determiulatiUn being yet knoAim—
On the other side the Portuzuese have sent some
troops to -Eiv:As Ind its peigilb9l:rlloo(% Marsh.
Beresford, who commands Chief in Poiqugal,
has sent one of his Aids-de-Camp to Madrid-,
doubtlesS with the view of ckmanding explana-
tions upon the subject. Two battalions of Walloon
Gnatils and-ofSpanishGuaidS have also arrived in the-
Kingdm of -LeO,n, Whither it is Understood seVe:.•
ral other corps will likewtse tnarcii. These.ar-
- rangements give rise to a great number Of con-
jecitn'eS, which time alone can set at rest. '
The most profound tranquillity ptertills ntipre'-
_sent in Catalonia, Navarre_ Arragon, and Biscay.
AUGSBUJIGLI, OCT.'S iTelligence respect-
in.,L; the prohibition. of the impOrtptioik of toreiga
tuanufactures into the Lombardo-octian hiltg
coin, the Tyrol, and _the Vt)ralberg, has produced
a grent.cosation her6' If it favouts the com-
merce and tmutoluctilyes of Austria, it is err-
tainly,pyrim;icial to the neighbouring'conturies. •

KONIGSBERG, SEPT. is confirmed that
the Emperor of
.Russia, will proceid from MoL
hilow ;o .Tillezyn, the. hCad,quarters of General
Benningsen, where the Grand Duke Constantine
is also expected. .1.
It is understood that, according ton new ar-
rangement, several Of the foreign Ministers at
Petersburg!) will follOw the Court to Moscow.,
and pass the winter there.,
' Contradictory reports are in circulation respect-
ing an approaching vi•ar between Russia and the
Porte. Letters from Russia-State, that there is
.reasoll.l9 believe the differences between those
two Powers will,be amicably arranged. .
BERLIN,
.OcT. I.—Our Bourgeois cry out
against the lodgings for the soldiers, which they
are obliged to. furnish for the-soldiers on the oc-
casion of the great annual reviews, But this in-
stitution dates'from the reign of Frederic 11. and
the burden which it occasions is besides lightened
by the GoVeinthent, ,which allows to the sour-
geoii fOUr geds, 'per day for the lOdging of each
soldier. The Landwehr summoned to the review
are not exempt trom insubordination. There pre-
vails between them and the army of the line divi-
sions which may become more serious. The
officers of- the line .Consider that the safety of
the State. depends, entirely upon -a numerous
army, well disciplined, and trained, and appoint-
ed., The others, on .the contrary, do ISot .wish
for an army ; their system is, that the people
haVe no need of any one but themselves to defend
the State in ease of need, at they have before
de-
fended it.. The civil and military employes 'ft.° not
understand the subject much better. Our pppo=
sition party-(where does there not now exist
OppoSitiim 'l)—our OppOsitlot party,
atriongst whoa' we may unfOrtunately reckon se-
veral Hunts and Cobbetts; do not tail to ittsr-•
prise in all theSe differehees; to augment and ag,-
gravate them. 'l' he' hope; however, of hon'th
men- is in the wisdom of the. Prince Avho governs
us, and in the abil!ty of his Councils; just and
firm Government triumphs, and will continue to
triumph, over, the enemies of, the public trait;
quilbty. .
Zutttcu, OCT. 6.-7 A voluminous work has been
published 4 Schaffhausen 'respecting Madame de
Izrudener .the author is one of the Pastors of
Schaffhausen. . . ,

'IURIN, OCT. 7.—The bag Zephyr, Which went
tocollect on the Barbary coast, the coral fishing
vessels; and to convoy them to the Lazaretto of
Varignau in. the Golphibf Spezzia, h2S been
.cont-
pencil, by contrary Wiiids, to put into Leghorn,
ithere-16:14 these vess,:ils- are under rignrouS' qua',
famine. Th(e brig, not • having coMmuniCatcd
%vitt' any of them, returned the 2d inst. to Genoa,.
.. ALGIERS, SEPT". upwards of-a month
a-fertnentation had been rematfted among the-sol,
diery, and sinister reports were circulated respect-
ing the Dey, Otnar Pacha. Complete. tranquil,
lity„ however, appeared at intervals to have suc-
ceeded to these disorders,. and Omar Pacha, -al'
itykugh informed that there ~was. a conspiracy
a(Yainst retuned to believe jt. • •
O'n the 3d instant, early in the morning GOO
TUlldbli soldiers marched tumultuously towaidi

the Palace of the-Regency. The DCy w;is.ieated,
surrounded by all his Ministers, with the excep-
tion of the Grand Vekilardgi, who was, at his
naval station. The Prince imtnediately summoned
his guards to arms, and wrote to the Vckilardgi
to assemble the troops and come to his assistance.
This order arrived too late.• The -Palace Guard,
consisting of 60 men,
.was too weak to resist the
revokers, who thus met with no' obstacle at the
outer gates. It was in ,vain that the- Ministers
and a great number of Officers presented them-
selves
.to them,.demanding their ,grounds of corn-
-plaint„ and promising -them satisfaction. The.
revolters. answered that they would no longer have
OrnarP4cha fort heir Chief. The Prince ordered that
they should beallowed to enter, and the roost furious
amongst them, to the nnthber of 30, threw them...
selves into the interior of the palace, tliorigh not
without .tears •of an ambuscasle. Otharraeluit
tranquilly awaked their coating, in the hope of
appeasing them, but they would not hear bun.
The Prince then drew his sabre, and endeavoured:
to, defend himself; but, overpowered by numbers,
he was dragged down into the Court, where the
revolters Strangled hit».
At the same time the other Turkish soldiers
spread through the town in great numbers, pr 0..."
claimed a new Dey; Ali-liOdia, and carried bun
in triumph. Ile entered the Palace of the Re-
gency a few moments after the death of his pre-
decessor.

ABRAHAM THpßtaToN.—We have already an...
nounced.the arrest of this man, on a Writ of Ap-.
peal.,-at the suit of the next of kin of the late on.,
fortunate. and lamented Mary Ashford, for Whose
murder Thornton was tried and acquitted. The
warrant was received on Thursday week by Mr.
Hackney, Sheriff's Officer of Lichfield, who, ac.;
companied by Martin and Baker, two of.his- as
sistants, proceeded to Castle Bromwich, and find.,
ing Thornton at the house of his father, took hint
into custody, and brought hits to the lock-up-
house in Bell-street,. the same night.' On-the
following morning, about ten o'clock, he was con-
veyed, by Hackney, in a chaise to WarwiCk, and
safely delivered at the county' gaol. Upon being
informed by the. Officer of the nature of his visit,
We learn, he quietly submitted-, ‘‘itliont attempt:.
ing to offer the least resistance. We subjoin .li,
copy of the warrant under which Thornton was
apprehended
" IJ 7anvickshire to 7/7i1.,--The,Hon. Henry Verney, She-
rirof the County of \Varwich aforesaid, to John Hackney,
and at his peril, to Thomas Martin, Jonathan Baker,' and
others, my 13ailiffsof the said county, and to the Keepex of
the Gaol of the said Cpunty, greeting.
" By virtue of writ of appeal of oar Sovereign Lord the.
King,. to me directed, I Command you, and every of you,
jointly and severally, that you or one of yon, take Abraham'
Thornton, of Castle-Bromw:ch, in the palish of Aston, near
Birmingham, in the said county, laixitner,, if he shall
found in my bailiwick, and him safely keep, so that I may
have his hotly before the Lord the King on the-thorrow of Ali
Souls, whet esoever the saiot Lord the King shall then be it,
rriehml, to miswerWilliam Ashford, of the parish of 1 saute,
in the county of Stafford,-labourer, who was the eldest litS-
ther, and is the heir of Mary Ashford, late of Langley, in tiri
parish of Satton-Coldtield, in my said bailiwick, spinsters
deceated; of ti. said -Idary Ashford, whereof he appealelb
hint. Thereof 'fail not, as yan alit answer at your peril."
The statute under which Thornton has' lieeq
tigain taken ititO custody, in order to underwp
siot her tried; on account Of the murder of Marl'
Ashford, is an Actof the 3d of Henry VII. cap. I.
It is said that he %%ill, be tried at the Court of
I:(ing'.s.Bench early the rest month.