The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-26 00:00:00

governors on ells war which some wretches Charlatans have
declared against the Spaniards, their deliverers, is unparalleled
and incredible.
The Journals and the letters from the different parts of the
Peninsula give fresh proofs of the enthusiasm of the people in
favour of the constitutional system, which has been again called
for by the recollection of the installation of the Extraordinary
Cortes, in 1810, in the isle of Leon. On the other hand,
the approach of the Parochial Juntas, for election of Dc.
puties to the Cortes for 1822, has contributed to rouse the
indolent from their lethargy, to animate the patriotic energy
of the vigilant, and to make the deluded desist from their op-
position to the salutary measures which will lead to the solid
happiness of the country. By means of a Constitution which
will give such advantages to all the Spaniards, while banishing
all discord from'our minds, and all are united and resolved to
pay due obedience to the law and to its Ministers, we leave '
those who govern us at liberty to act with freedom and prompt-
/less. so that being surrounded with fewer difficulties, they may
fulfil their duties with more energy and punctuality.
Yesterday the first parochial assemblies were held in the ca-
pital for the elections; that perfect order and moderation prevail-
ed in them which may be expected from the inhabitants of this
City, who, in spite of a dozen individuals who seem to design to
lead them astray, are very well acquainted with their rights and
their duties, not in theory, but in practice.
We repeat it again, and again, the order, decorum, and dig-
nity, which prevailed in these juntas, was a consoling sight for
the friends of their country, and an evident proof that the peo-
ple of Madrid are worthy of liberty. We hope that the other
towns of the monarchy have held the same conduct, that we
may be able to say that all the Spaniards are free, and will re-
main so, because they are worthy of liberty.
rte
e Cos are still engaged in the important discussion of
re Tiiproject of the Committee- for the new division of the Spanish
territory, The following is an abstract of the discussion on this
subject :

SITTING OF BTH OCTOBER.
The President -said that the debate on the territorial division
way to be continued.
The Province of the Canaries was approved. On the ques-
tion that St Cristobal de la Laguna should be the capital M.
Cabezas, Deputy from the Canaries, opposed this..change of the
cipitil, in a long and temperate speech and proposed that the
Sty of Palma should be still the capital. After some further
discussion, St. Cristobal de la Laguna was not approved as the
caital, and this article was sent back to the Committee: • . Province of Castellon—Approved after some debate. Its
eal'i:".3ll Qat:Mon—Approved.
SITTING or THE 9TH OF OCTOBER.
Two. tlemorials were referred to the Committees of Com-
merce and Finance ; one from the manufacturers of leather at
Saraitossa, shewing the decline of their manufactories, and re-
questing prohibitory measures against foreigners ; another train
the Municipality of 'Mahon, relative to the importation of pro-
visions into that port.
Province of Castille ; capital Barcelona--Approved.
Province of Cordoba ; capital-Cordoba. Province of Cuent7a ;
eaPital, Cnenea—All approved.
Upper Estremaduralto be called Caceres) ; capital, Caceres.
Lower lils-trernadura (to be called Badajoz ); capital Badajoz
1"-Approvedr after some discussion.
SITTING OF OCT. 10.
Province of Gallicia, Corunna ; capital, Corunna--Appro
after a lon debate. -
9:Aerona ,Province and capital. •
Gerona
Province and capital—Approved.
tiro,vince o Guadalajara—Approved.
• " ery long debate arose on the point, whether the city of
-latialajara should be the capital, which was at length
approveu.
Province of Guipuscoa. Some opposition being made, the
con
sideration of this Article was adjourned.

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E Lombard ° N Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and
re street,
t begs leave to recommend to his, best
the Public, he Scheme of the present GRAND
hY LOTTE
"nnth RY, which commences drawing 30th This
`, (October). There are Three Prizes of £90,000
tsi(.le, 30 other Grand Prizes of ..-05,00,0,..£2,000, &c.d
th, ,"eit Picktt decides its own fate.—No Classes —and
grand system revived, of not Two Blanks to a Prize.
tisif-1_(.1.N0 being ;0 confident that it will give such general sa-
wiirt" n to the Public at large, that he anticipates there
for he a great rise 41 the price of Tickets and Shores there-
-I,tt:t recout-lends an early purchase. EYTON, in the last
pri-tY, was particularly fortunate, haring sold 9.982,, a
Pitrji.Of 47000,-2,031; £6OO, besides several minor (A-
N
—• All Business in the Public Funds transacted with

fidelity and dispatch

it„--krr TUESDAY LOTTERY BEGINS. ALL
-4„,--INEY. THREE OF 30,000 !! ! —NOT TWO
DI DNS A.PRIZE..-•-e30,000 FOR THE FIRST-
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ISTIGATOR, on the Price of Bread, see the Fourth
Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
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:P. Red. 771 India Bonds 725.
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THE SUN.

'oznitf QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1821

The French Papers of Tuesday, Madrid Jour-
nals to the 11th, and Hamburgh Papers to the
20th, have arrived since our last, from which we
five extracts under the head of Foreign Intelli-
gence- Their contents are of some importance,
relative to the question between Russia and
Urkey ; and it would appear that little hopes are
tlnstertained of an amicable adjustment of the
cLerenres between those two Powers. The
"(loct of Baron de STILOGONOFF has met the
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approbation of his Sovereign ; and that
4°114414n was honoured with the most flattering
h•cerPti" by the Emperor at Luga, where be met
AsiinPerial, Master on his journey to Witepsk.
long Conference took place between the Ern-
Peror
and his Minister, after which the former pro-
Zeded on his journey, and the latter to Peters-
ugll.-----The atrocious conduct of Salih Paella (as
detailed in a Frankfort article) towards the
weekso,: in the convent of Seek, who surrendered
his
assurances of not.suffering any personal out-
rage, and of permission to retire to whatever
if la
they might please, is another proof,
to bey were wanting, of the little reliance
ci. u.e placed on the promises of the Turks to
_o"ristians, and of the miserable and wretched
rven.dition to which the Greeks would be
roftaced if they have nothing- else to depend on
h'.‘ the maintenance of their rights and privileges
V_ll, the stipulations of treaties. The war in
40Idavia has been renewed by the Greeks with
greater force, and with more hopes of success;
and their efforts in the Morea have been attended
With further successes.
New ri

to
th irunswick Papers arrived this morning
"
„„--e 26th September :
Dr"v oi,K, SEPT. Asa proof of an im-
"ement hi our commerce, we are warranted,