The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-22 00:00:00

! VIENNA, DEC. B.—The Grand Duke Nicholas
of Russia arrived at Troppau from Berlin, the
day before yesterday. Count 136ZZ0 dl Borgo,
the Russian Ambassador at Paris has also arriV.:
ed there.-:„..tt.is said that the manifesto of the
Alied Sovereigns relative to the' affairs of Naples
will be shortly published.; meantime the march
of troop of all arms, the convoys of artillery and
ammunition, continue without intermission; all,
proceed to the Kingdom of Lombardy and Venice.
'The Austrian Observer 14:s for some time been
wholly silent respecting the affairs 'of the Two
Sicilies ; it ~ras naturallY inferred that the ne-
gociations opened with the Neapolitan Govern'-
mentr':*ere taking a turn favourable. to peace ;
but:6ll hope has been disappointed.; the Aus-
trian, 664erver published yesterday a very Viru-
'lert on the Two Sicilies.
81109Er_.,5,! DEC. 18.—The Second Chamber of
the States General was engaged in its.public sitting ,
of the 16th, in the important .11.iscussion of the '
three projects.of law relative to the finances. A
great interest was excited by this debate, and the
galleries", were crowded. His Royal Highness
the -Prince of OrangewaS present.' After an ani-
mated and elOquent debate, the Minister-of'Fi-
nance rose to reply to all the objections made by
various speakers to the three projects of law ;
which being put to the vote severally, were car-
ried, viz.-
1, Thattelati: e to the receipt and expenditure, by 60 rotes
to 38 : 2d, That on the Ways and means, by 60 to :39; and
3d. That relative to the loan of eight milliOns, by 73 to 96.
It is to be remarked, that on this memorable occasion no
Member spoke Dutch. The Minikter a!so ipbke French.
Mr. Fitzroy, one of the Secretaries to the
British Legation at Vienna, passed last night
through this city with. dispatches front Lord
Stewart, which are said to be extremely import-
ant : he proceeded with all possible haste, to
London.

SPANISH PAPERS,

Minnin, DEC. 6.-We have just received- the
account of the following event which took place
at Pola de Lena, in the Asturias, on the 29th ult.
In the morning a band of abort twenty men ap-
peared there, and went to the house of Don N.
Cocana, Judge of the First Instance, whom they
arrested ; they then proceeded to the house of
the patriot Don Benavidos, which they at-
tacked. There were, in it an Officer, named
Baynero, and a peasant, who fought -with these
robbers till their ammunition was expended,
when they were forced to surrender ; but Bena-
vidos having escaped by a window', hastened to
Oviedo, whence, at two o'clock, a company of the
provincial militia, and at three another of the lo-
cal militia proceeded, both led by distinguished
llicexs, who formerly had the honour of persecu-
tion. Meantime the rebels left Pola and went to
the bridge of Santillano, whence they sent 2 men
to Mieres del Cumin°, who were detained by the
Magistrates, but the rebels, not finding them
return, went to the place and set them at
liberty, and then returned to the bridge. At
• night the first company of militia arrived, and
was fired at by the rebels. The company 'ad-
vanced rapidly., but the rebels dispersed and fled
into the neighbouring mountains. It is not known,
to what Province this band belongs. We hope
shortly to hear the success of the measures taken
to secure them.
St. SEBASTIAN, DEC. 7.—We learn by advices
from Caraccas of October 12, that Santa Fe had
risen against Bolivar, because he did not accept
the proposals of conciliation made by General
Morillo. The latter.took advantage of this cir-
cumstance to attack the Insurgents, by sea and
land, and with such success, that Bolivar, be-
ing totally defeated, sent a dispatch to Morillo,
offering- to recognize our wise Constitution, and
to carry on negociations from St. Fernando
d'Apure, where his head-quarters would be on
'October 23. It was agreed to answer Bolivar
that hostilities would be continued till he ratified
his proposals from the above-named place, St.
Fernando d'Apure.

A Letter from Liverpool, dated the 19th inst.
says-=--" By letters
:received here this day from
Pernambuco, of the 13th November, it appears
thatthe minds of the merchants there were in a
dreadful state of alarm, in consequence of the
RevOlution in Portugal; they were most
anxiously waiting for news from Rio Janeiro, to
inform them what steps the Government intended
to take. Busineis was completely suspended.
There had been a movement in the interior
created considerable agitation ;- a party of the
military having, it was reported, -attacked the
inhabitants, and massacred several of them ; but
it was not understood what was the cause of the
outrage. His Majesty's ship Icarus had arrived
at Pernambuco from Rio and Bahia, and was to
sail for"Maranhum on the 19th November:"
Private letters from New York state; that the
fullest expectations were entertained there that
the deficiency 'in the receipts of the treasury
would be msde up by a loan, which wenl:l
be
eagerly contracted for by the :monied interest.
Much speculation had been occasioned by the
f►nding of a silver mine in Ohio : but after con-
siderable labour bad been spent, it tnrned out that
the whole was a hoax or a mistake, no silver
being found.
So prevalent is the use of silks in dress in the
kingdom of Wirtemberg, that a motion has been
Made in the Chamber of Deputies to prevent
their wear, from the Ist of January next, for the
encouragenaeut of home manufactures.