The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-09 00:00:00

tional Police, and aftcr hearing pleadings on bat!)
sides, was adjourned f!)1. 'eight days.
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They write front Colirnierey, that the
of PritiSia is expeCied to arrive at Ligny about
the 16th instant. His MaleitY 'Froeted
Poii'i-a-ltinnSson anti Coatimer4.
" A DePartntental j -01111. a. states, respecting
the nevt, dema:cat ion dI-Dirteses, that the following
Sees will lie re-established, d'Aucit, Montauban,
Pamiers, Rmiez, Ilbc, Castres, Narbonne,
134siers, Perpignan, Nisines, Arles, Marseille,
Tarbes. "arid Dax.. To this list may he added,
!betters, Sens, Auxerre, Chalons--etc-Marne,
Chalons-sur-Saone, Limn, Noyors,
Tulle, Perigneax, Chart' es, Blois, Nevers,'&c.
" The wolves arc still making great ravages its
several of the Departments. They not merely at-
tack children, but even men.
"'Letters front Rome of the 17th ult, state,
that there. would be in a few days a new-promo-
tion of Cardinals, and that several French Pre.'
(aces would be decorated with the purple.
as Frvs PER CE:NTs.—Tnesdaf, 68i. 70c.
MADRID, JULY 24 ---Dispatches from Gent'.
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,a 1 CommAndec7in-Chiel of ,t he Expedj.
ionary -Ariny on Terra Firma, have been /Rah-
hed in oar Gazette to-day, da t April tie
'9lll. They eota;dtt the relation of all the
army has stdiered stave its depart are from Sawa
Fe, to Marcay, the obst.teles which have presented
themselves at every step, and which it ha beets
difficult to surmount. The General doCs. jasti42
to the merit, the perseverance, and 'the coura4c
of the Chiefs, Officers, and Soldiers, who have
accompanied him in a campaign which has on
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parallel,- and in which they have traversed more
than 300 leagues of a country almost unknowa,
exhausted andalesert ; he speaks of the trangaillity
with which these brave soldiers have supported the
evils caused by clouds of insects unfriendly to man,
whom Providence seems to have placed in distant
and uftinbabitableregionsi oftbcdifiicuities ititicli
the army experienced in crossing without boats ,t
great number of navigable rivers, and of litinArr,
dysentery, and tile fevers which have made their
ravages in those immense plains, where many Of-
ficers and soldiers have gloriously terminated theft
career, and where they had to combat' besideri
against the rebels, who 'laic constantly tiaraf..o
the royal "troops from Chive to San Ferna>n but
without success.

" A Dispatch from Dln Juan Alflarna givcs tls
details ot the capture of 13arcelona, by asiani!..
on the' 7111 of April. e were fotind
place 22 pieces of "c noon of different cnhibre„.•
918 muskets, 427 bayonets, and a gi eat quantity-
of ammunition. The loss of the Royal TroOils
2 Officers, and 21 soldiers, killed 4 Oflicet,'..jud:
69 soldiers, Wounded.

" If we_May believe the most recelt news, req.!
ceived by private Letters, the Royal Troops -morill-
bc compelled co abgridori tbat vlate even al:::

king it.

" Almost all cbe proyiocel of Spain aTt.
ivitii bands of robbers, so ti Ebert. is OW 4114 Veto

ng,• nithont- ate ectl-rt, and Soon the eecoits arr..

Snmerilties.littackv(l,

I " Our relations with Russia cont inn.e to presen't
the most favourable aspect. Tire kg' npuror
antler and his Catholic Majes'ty have
cri• proofs of the' gOod understanding vehicir
prevails between them. The cordons of both 8ra....
piles decorate respectively the Ministei, c.t spai, •
and Russia. M. Leon de Piaarre, our ninister
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for Foreign Affairs, has reeti‘ed permission tO.
Wear the decorations of the First Class el the
Order of Saint Anne ; and in the diploma of the
Emperor Alexander it is expressly stetett,• tlu-st
this famour is only the preitufe to others wore
*nalogotts to the eminent functions. which he fill-
_ fils under his Sovereign..
" It appears by A:lorillo7s. dispatches., that ita•
consequence of the success of .130iivai.- „, the
.Morillo had been ft::reett
t(o)6nfal'k
fall back
earlyackuponinCjitinmiaes;2., and all the pritivip.al
places in New Grenada were on the poll.; of
falling into the hands of the Insurgents.

" FRANKFORT. JULY 31.---It is said, (lint by a,
new Conyention the toi.vns and principalities of
Passau will be ceded to Anstiiot. an(l 11*1111,1.11A
and same districts on the Rhine to Ilavaria."

13nston Papers to the ICI, nit., and il..tltimore
t„ the 13th ditto, atrived this morning. The
latter contain the following further paricolars
respecting the capture of Amelia island :
(From Oa Baltimore Ca:-e.fte cf July, I.)

AMELIA ISLAND TAKLN.

‘‘ .Colouel ruslot, Aide-de-Camp to Generd

"Al‘GßEGott, arrived in this City late last...„ni4lit,
by WHIN., frOtTI theSolic it, and states, that Await
islapd was taken possession of. by the Pattiot
Forces, tinder General M GREGott ant: Adniirai

lifatiN, on the 241 i, ofittlie ; there tvHs 110
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the place living'suri rtidtred rsu tke frist 1,10,111 side;
after tl3 s the whilie Leet, co;si“;ng of ouc ship,