The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-25 00:00:00

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUJI AUDE.IT

LONDON,
TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1820.

We received last night and this morning the
Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday last. The
illoniteur of Friday contains the following de-
tails respecting the affairs of Naples :

" NAPLES, JULY 10.
(EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.)

The delay of eight days, which the King had assigned in
his first Proclamation of the morning of the 6th, to propose
and publish the Fundamental Articles of the Constitution,
appeared too long for the impatience of the army, or rather
of those who direct it. Hence the Insurgents of Avellino
hastened to send Deputations, while here even their friends,
their associates, formed Committees, and supported their
demands. They wished to have adopted without delay the
Constitution of the Cortes of 1612, and to have it signed by
the King in 24 hours. Negociations took piaci with them on
the morning of the 7th, and about mid-day appeared a Re-
script from the King, addressed to the Duke of Calabria, in
which his Majesty alleged that the state of his health did not
permit him to undergo the fatigue the duties of royalty ex-
acted, and named his Royal Highness his Vicar-General in
the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, with all the rights attached
to what is called hers the Alter ego.
" Soon afterwards there was published a Proclamation
from the Prince Vicar-General, promising the Spanish Con-
stitution such as it was demanded. But this did not appear
sufficient to the Insurgents. They demanded that the King
should promise it, and sign it himself. Towards evening
these appeared a new Proclamation, by which the king con-
firmed the promise of the Prince, his son; and bound him-
self upon his faith Of a King, to swear to the Constitution
before the Provisional Junta which was about to be formed,
till he could sweat' to it before the General Parliament law-
fully assembled. To this Proclamation was affixed a Decree
of the Prince Vicar General, which promulgated the estt►

blisbrnent of the Constitution,' reserving such modificatio
es the National Representation might introduce into it.
" The same evening several regiments returned to ls'aPies
in very good order. Al he inhabitants exerted 6011101e1
to maintain tranquillitwas only threatenid by the ef-
fervescence of a crowd of young peoVe, who denianded arms
lk,
with loud cries, and who in part were g'ilifiro. r."edr
people t 64 no part in the differentmov. tts?; i t owed
themselves so passive that one loigt wILt
belef them die elle
with what had takeh4ace.
" Yesterday the 9th, General Pepe entered Naples with •
part of his army, which is called the Constitutional Army
These forces, composed of troops of the line, of National MO'
tia, and armed peasantry, filed off before the Prince Vicit
General, and all his family, who were in the balcony of the
Palace. The General afterwardi ascended to offer his holu3o
to the Prince, who received him'very well, and conducted On
to the King. For three days his Majesty has not quitted his
apartments. He suffers, it is said, from rheumatic pain.'
" Since the Gth a tricoloured flag (red, black and blue,
has waved from the guard house of the Civic Guard. Ihs
troops of the line still preserved the rcd cockade; but tb`
arrival of the Constitutional Army decided the adoption °f
three colours. The Prince himself. assumed them yesterM'
and caused all the military to wear them.. General Peps his
been named Commander-in-Chief of the Neapolitan Allol'
He announced that he would keep that post as long a* it's
public safety exacted it.
" The Provisional Junta announced in the last Proelstur
tion of the King, was formed yesterday, at least partially u.
was to be composed of 15 persons, and five have only It'
been named. These will present to the Vicar-General *0
of 40 other names, from' which he will choose to to coroPiet°,
the Junta. There has thus been formed a Committee °
Public Safety for the City of Naples. However, no ~
dreads troubles, and particularly no danger is appreliePa°

to the Royal Family.
" For some days no vessel has left the Port, which lea& t°
the supposition that there has been a general embargo.
" The Ministry has not remained composed such as Itol
Sou it was on the 6th. The Interior has been given to (70114
Zarlo, who held this post under Murat ; and there has het(l
placed provisionally at the head of the Finances, M. Wr
donio, who under Murat was Intendant of the Royal 11055.‘
hold."

PROCLAMATION OF THE KING, OF JULY 6. ,
" The general wish of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
a Constitutional. Gui"ernment having manifested itself,
consent to this, of our full and entire will, and promise

publish the basis in the space of eight days.
" Till the publication of the Constitution the existing isli°
shall continue to be in vigour. tis
" Having thus satisfied the public wish, we order
troops to return to their corps, and every individual to b'

ordinary occupation.
(Signed) " FERDINAND'
" The Secretary of State, Minister, Chancellor,
IA51;
(Signed) "Mat guess TOMN
"Naples, July 6, 1820.
DECREE OF THE NOMINATION OF THE NgSlf