The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-24 00:00:00

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Prrformcd m Saturdcy Night.
THEATRE nntrAr., oA n KET.—The Beggar's Opera. After
which, The Sleep %Vanier,
Tne.A-rttg. RoyAL,' ENGLISH OrF.RA HOUSE.—(3a Time), Wu-
man's Will—A Riddle. After which, Don Giovanni.

For the Continuation of the Evidence on the TIMBER
Dunes, see the F 01.1.0.11

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SOLEN (2UIS DICERE FALSUM A UDEAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, JULY (24, IS2O.

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We received yesterday the Paris Papers of
Thursday last.' Those of Friday, which were
due this morning, have not arrived. The Mon&
tour contains the following details respecting the
Revolution at Naples :

NAPLES, JULY 6.

(EXTFACT OF A 'PRIVATE LETTER.)

" We some days since witnessed events which deserve to be
related to you. 1 will inform you of what appears to me to
be most int6resting. The Carbotrari had gained• the army,
or rather the soldiet's, and several of the Officers had become
Carbonari, and by movement similar to those of the Spanish
army, ours has produced nearly the same result. It has
proclaimed the Constitution, although we have not any; the
King has promised One, and it is evident that the men who
dit rct the-movements of the troops wish for one similar to
that of the Cortes.

" In the night of the Ist instant, sonic squadrons of cavalry
which were in garrison at Nola, deserted with theirarms and
baggage, and proceeded towards Avellino, a town situated a
very short distance from Naples. They were accompanied by
two or three officers,and were soon joined by someinlmbitaints
of the country, all shouting'yhe Constitution forever.' They
were also joined by-a part of the National Militia of that Pro-.
;ince', whom General I!epe had recently organised. Their in-
siouations and their menaces had no effect for three days on the
troops stationedat Avellitto.; hut. either through a deficiency of
strength, or conniiance, the latter at length joined the Insur-
gents, who then forced the Atithotities of Avellino to Fro-'
claim the Constitution; declaring that they would take for
heii model that of Spain. • Shonts, howei er, of Long live
the King,' were Mingled-with those Of ' The Constitution for
ever;' but there were cries at th'e same time of ' Down With
the Ministeri.' During the two 'days employed in negocia-
tion at Avellino, the Government had maeched, troops front
Salerno, Naples and Capua, commanded by Generals Carrts
cosa, Ambrosio, and Boccoromana. It was not known whe•
ther these troops could be relied upon, add we learnt yesteil'
day evening the defection of the column that nisi cited front
Salerno.- The other columns lost, in a similar manner, two
or three regiMenti. That, however, under the orders of Gen.
Carrascosa, to Whom had been confided the command in chief,
displayed fidelity and determination, and the General offered
to attack the insurgents at Avellino• -But last night two regi-
ments, Which were in garrison 'here,. deserted and went over
to the insurgents, under the conthiet of General Pepe, the only
General who has openly abandoned the cause of the King.
As soon as his Majesty was informed of- this new desertion,
the King assembled a Council, and at morning a-PrO-
clamation was posted up, in which his lztjesty declares, that
-the nation having manifested its wish for a Constitntiott, he
•had determined to give them one; that be is occupied in ar•
ranging the-bases of one, and that the arrangement will Ite•
made knOwn within eight days. The troops are in the mean
time desired to return to their quarters, and the inhabitants
of the country to resume their aceristomed occupations.

" Although very near the focus of insurrection, We are herr
perfectly tranquil. The civic Guard ris,suticient to maintain