The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-18 00:00:00

SPAIN.

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MADRTIJ, OCT. 6.—MARRIAGE Or THE QUI"'
This afternoon Court.de Parseigt, the Chamberlain or
Don Francisco, has been with the Regent in private
audience groin three o'clock until five. This audience,
the dinner which was given yesterday by 31. Miteut
the treasurer of Don Francisco, to the most influential
Ministers and leaders of the Cortes, and the frequent
communications of the Infante with the Duke, are
motives for believing that the negotiations for the
marriage of the Queen and the young Don Francisco
de Am are continued with more celerity than is
generally thought.
'To-morrow will be judged the case of a cornet
half-pay, who is under accusation of having, for the
sake of a sum of money, taken the place of a oonseiPto
or become his remplacant. Not being paid, and hay;
ing no other means of subsistence, necessity proalPte'l
him to the act.
By order of the Inspector-General of ,Cars
biniers
(which here replace the custom-house officers) eve.;
thet
ral chiefs and officers have been removed from
stations, for having had transactions with the cOlll
bandists. a
The regiment which is garrisoned.in Malaga 10
such a state of distress, that soldiers have been 50°
guard en manches de chemise.
Yesterday died Don Francisco Coposis y 1%1":,n
Count of Tarifa, Lieutenant-General and z'rsa,
Knight Grand Cross of the. Order of San Ferdiosn t
The Noble Count was one of the Generals of higbes,
merit of the Spanish army, and, as a LiberSiqe
doubt his superior exists. When Ferdinand :
Seventh returned from Valencia in 1814, he w's he
one who said to the King, "Sire, I cannot reeoes
you as King of Spain until you have sworn to the cl,".
stitution granted by the Cortes in
.the year 18lic.
The old warrior died surrounded by misery, fl
such an extreme that we have seen a sale of his
tary dresses to pay his necessary wants during
illness, and for the funeral the executors have I'6's
obliged to apply to the Minister of Finance for is
month's pay for the expenses. The Minister .on,
occasion has determined by a decreto that in ertbe
similar case of the death of an officer, two rocil'
pay will be given immediately for the funeral.
The following circular, addressed to the
chiefs of Spain, has been published in the Gazer
order of the Minister of the Interior of
Amongst the means employed by the enem
public repose to keep the minds of the peoP•°:. o
t
state of agitation, and to make them_ believe-Ite
settled government is impossible, is the report ° of
immediate re-establishment of the Constitutiotio is
1812. His Highness the Regent, whose
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Isabel the Second, and the Constitution of Is3l,"dis-
all its legitimate consequences, has seen v‘n,t";:kiiia
pleasure that it is sought by means of t.... rilicer-
to keep the people in a state of constant":
tainty ; and has been pleased to direct me toge'Sotir
you to endeavour, by all legal means ift,..„'"!eer-.
power, to repress the attempts being made jw,.,kt tho
tain parties to lead public opinion astray; and'
same time, to inform you to subject tothe pro_,r"ie to
bunalsall persons wanting in respect and obed7.4 the
the fundamental law of the Monarchy." Wtropir
report to which this circular xefers was first ,ct the
gated,. the cry of the Opposition papers was, t'l-vever.
Government should contradict it. Nowv'ittioo
when the Government does repudiate the i,_"7thef
imputed to them, the same journals declare that bf
do not believe one word of the .denial publisllprolo
Ministers. This of course, was 'to be expecte object
persons whose object it is to effect the very
viola
against which they declaim. . Nothing, indeed, tbsO
give these individuals more sincere satisfaction i the
to see the Regent and his Government patr°"—iiii.
mad idea of proclaiming the Constitution of 1$

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AFFAIRS OF PORTUGAI"'„th on
The Royal Tar steamer 'arrived at Falin°."l;lna
Saturday morning, with the Peninsular mai-eighD
passengers, with a further supply of twolY...itsr,
oxen. Her dates of sailing were—from Gib'ki
Oct. 6,- Cadiz 7th, Lisbon 10th, Oporto 1 lth,,
1 2 th. Passengers—Major-General Sir Cll,3rinvas
Smith, K.C.8., Henry Mostyn, Esq , Miss '-;5,4111-
John Stapleton, Esq.,' Messrs. Fosol, Albino (1- and
vijo, F. Roughton, H. Hodgson, J. M`Le°d„: o°l'
two seamen. No particular news.' Money for
of the above, ports very scarce. The vintage honertugal promised well. The salved cargo of the sc of 00
James Graham, lately lost near the entranceotioa•
Tagus, had 'realised prices far beyond esP76 tinsr
The American line-of-battle ship Cohirnbus, orb
sailed from Gibraltar on the Bth, for their
Formidable and Lizard steamer remailleseP
anchorage at Gibraltar. The-brig Dolphiii, Z.iii at
was spoken with by.this steam-vessel, esYnt'l,i.shi?
Cadiz from Newfoundland. The new War wed coals
Montezuma, Captain Cleveland, -R.N-,`C"r.c'"fitidlrella
at Vigo on the 12th, on her vovage 6:"-bf ton
Cruz. We have heard of the diZ,strOtl%,..hi46b,
iliNerNevd ironne3d a steamer aamt e
5r p Brigand,.sf, glint, ,on
Captain leqe, .„
went on the -"'", rano 1"
which the late Thames' steamer was wrecked' ern'
hour sunk in deep water. The ship'd Wats. 's:c"-,-,,felf
ployed in landing the people, all of wgtiiiiiieere
got on shore. •
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EASTERN. AFFAIRS:
CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 28.—The Syrail
tion was again agitated in an extraordinary dent'
held held on the 27th, at. the country seat of Saritn lore'
Minister for Foreign. Affairs, and at which were. Iries
sent some of the Ministers and principal functlonoPsto
of the State. The , Porte appeared most auxin or
settle this affair, and, with a view to facilitate it'..oo#
elusion, had offered to withdraw the Albanian the
m fro Syria, to recal Omar Pacha, and to intrs'
administratoin of Lebanon to Esaad Pacha, thejor
' sent. Governor of Saida and Tripoli, who vvnuroto'
point two Caimacans, a Maronite and a Drug, Byi
cable at his will. There was, consequently,
prospect that this matter would be speedily atrtiLif
although the Ambassidor had insisted that the liar
cans should be directly appointed by the Porte. „rotiC
tapha•Pacha, the Serakier, was not to quit e-7-
until the arrival of Esaad Pacha.
o lend
The. Sultan has accepted the mediation: of ft he'
and Russia in his difference with Persia. It !vo.ifen
lieved that the.moment the Shah should hay.„,eforern
his adhesion to the propositions of the tIVO on'
the quarrel might b e demed settled. In the In
time warlike preparations were in active progressi'r-dd
men, artillery, and ammunition were 'daily forw'The
to the army assembling on the eastern frontier'
Persians, on their side, had concentrated at 1. j'
force of 10,000 men, . under the command 01
Rakhman, brother to the Shah, under pratence
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repressing the inroads of the Kurds.. Bos-
M. Boutinief, the Envoy Extraordinary of iyassOn
landed at Constantinople on the 25th, from flittl
steamer of war, coming from Odessa. The i;eete
that diplomatist at a moment when no person,e':-.)se t,.`l
him caused considerable sensation, and 14°e__A'viit,,'
much.conjecturing. He.was said to be chait6-7- bic"
;0 b.
a special mission, but nothing had transiiir, 5 „
could lead even to suspect the object -er
rupt return. He was only a few hours in tTi-fle
he waited on the English Ambassador, Put;'' fetc'„!
nister of France delayed the departure of tileoi,beier)
steamer for twenty-four hours, in the bore rjoanant
able to collect for his Government some in'a°,..eaeel'
respecting the cause of M. de Boutinief '5 Pr--
Constantinople. ere a of ri ,
On the 21st one of the Sultanas was Jed'•L.
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a
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Prince, who received the name of Abdulrilniwas PO,
the following morning this fortunate 'event. •retn°l2.:ti
claimed through. the.- city with the niiita:ceescate
The Kislar Aga, the chief of the eunuch'', to Pre'
by a numerous cortege, repaired to • the- 'rate
rel'`tt
sent to the Grand. Vizier the imperial hati, colon
the
the birth of the Prince.' The envoi ottll6„'?ers dthe
met, in the Court of Honour, by the otuAiliere f
Porte, and ushered into- the Coaneil-b6„;;0.0'
Grand Vizier, the Ministers, and high '"'°,.„tariv the
State awaited his arrival. One of the
the Palace having read the iniperia •
ll
Kislar Aga withdrew, and' returked`o,_,"7„ 010
with'the same cortege. The feasts ordeteu At
Casion had lasted seven dars. „r CO".
The Sultan assisted, on the, 26th, in the 5 I,
the launching of a steamer. of war. cavith
Mr. Fonblanque, the British Consul in ode
rived at Constantinople in the steamer Fern
on the 25th. • • • ht battali°n 6
fof
Advices from Monastic 'stated. that eig•-i d left r,
of infantry and two regiments of cavalry 11,'Iterqua.„
Sophia, where they were to take up their vinis_„,,eat')
~.,t,eersr.educle'hdetgoatrernisobnatotaflii‘olnosn.astir would ec'n "
a that 11°.
'•'_,l.qounts from Salonica of the 14th state
_9 r);
mero" ther
movemeni.had occurred among ;,he and °ma,
ments. stationed at Janina, .Sophia, I`l.ls,s_
garrison towns. It was reported that t..ne riewia.lo:
been brought to CavaNa, by a vessel freda /*I ti
aving •110 P
and that in consequence of the latter h
nA r Plea"
mediately admitted to pr:atique, a e•--n ° first
occurred at Cava.—•
effected
%el 011
The English steamer Iberia safe'''.
trip to Constantinople. She rene that 'PI' 'clOn,
f'e(Oth for '1%6P.0h,
thwith
h2g2odo,
goods
snadn
and
waspa passengers.
8. leaveers.
There
sr
tbatt,l
nogn el:111in
teih,
in favour of the success of an unab of costa
would place London within 18 daYs
.
nople, and afford new facilities to trade.

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MARRIAGE IN 'HIGII LIFE.--On Tht/rtl„ll'S fp9P-e ',l_.-
town of .
Petworth presented a very annul"-, or too
nuptials
it being the day fixed for , the
el
tomr i‘cito' one of the daughters of Colonel I,l'
ii,ice AD
Petwor. th Church, in the presence of Colonel ail'he' r of
the_ nobility ande eng e
tnatkr ye
fino f the nei g h
tgomery. The Ceremony, tool. I'a 10„,
llryndham, four sisters of the bride, anct a 1111-11
timber have thousandb
SYAIPTOAIS OF REvIVIN p iring the,•, n.
..'G TRADE.-- I- ' ii''
. nilerA j
three d
ap, since the new tariff came nno viola
nearly three
Bristol Ai
envy. voeuthuolfid
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bourbooo. lot
breo4-Inldltisti
joi3C
pay