The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-24 00:00:00

FORRIGN INTELLIGENCE,

• FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Journal des Debats.)
" Mamma, MAN 10. Despatches from Count d'Ofalia
give reason to hope that the French troops will be with-
drawn from Spain, and the 'English from Portugal, by the
let of October next, except a strong Guard of Honour for
the Princess Regent, which will remain at Lisbon. This
ws fills with joy our Apostolicals ; and their Ministerial
gent Calomarde has despatched an order, which prepares
ew scaffoldi for the members of secret societies. You may
ecollect that in August, 18.24, a Royal order consigned all
hose unfortunate men to the Tribunals. They were to be
Punished capitally, and the sanguinary executions at Gre-
nada afforded a frightful presage of what might be appre-
ended throughout Spain. Meanwhile some remains of shame,
ierhaps of fear, led to the publication of an amnesty for the
timbers of secret societies, on condition that they should vo-
untarilY acknowledge their offence, in communications ad-
:!essed to the Archbishops or Bishops. This course has
n!therto been followed; but since that through these commu-
nications those who remain refractory may be known, M.
C,-ialornarde has ordered the names of those who have de-
(ared themselves to be secretly transmitted to the Presi-
dents of the Tribunals, that the others may be treated as
were the unfortunate people of Grenada. This is a pro-
ceeding in the true apostolic Spirit. Sultan Mahmoud was
Wrong
when he observed to the European Ambas-
the situation of the Spaniards was more
wretched than that of the Greeks under the Mahomedan
citrate?.

(From the Etoile, dated Tuesday, May 22.)
; " MADRID, MAY 7.—A letter from Aranjuez is in
"illation, which bears every mark of exa
ofgge or
rathiter complete falsehood ; the following are theration, contents
:...,
' The Count d'Espagne, commanding the Royal
Guard, having, -.during a review, run his sword through
the body of A Chasseur of the Guard for a trifling fault, all
the officers.of the Provincial Militia and the Inspector-
General have complained to his Majesty, saying they would
throtv up their commissions, if the perpetrator of such an
act Were not punished. The King has dismissed the Ge-
neral, ordered him to be put under arrest, and appointed
metal San Juan to take his place for the present.—Me-
Thcrri'd -Dorde/ais.
twelviedlezitiLbAt MAY 14.—At the latter end of April,
Zmi. Pl'solleil confined at Puycerda, and most of them
ie'brnteti to'diath;contiivil to escaPe. ' This occurrence,
pill ob-: PrettY frequeat in the Prisons of Spain, where
withiasrmat.e.very negligently guarded, has filled the country
dered Amon these robbers are some who plan-
t, tthe 'church ofgeastalbot: There is no doubt that
'theY -47° tlicen.refuge in the 'village of Atidorg, which is •
e,,11.11111 retreat of such people.cho du Midi. - _
t be fats, MAY 21.--M. Hyde de Neuville has ceased
'ploye'aeed on the list of Ambassadors not actually ern-
Apcird_ be.acel?n ts. from Constantinople of the 16th of
had ' ring nothing new. The situation. of the Greeks
that not become worse, since it was positively announced
i, the Acropolii of Athens still held out.
2,,,241 article from Vienna, communicated to ti'a Aug.s-
-javte"doazette, contradicts the reports that have been cir-
eldaded q several French and German Journals, of a pre-
em duel,- in which Prince Frederick de Schwartzeuburg,
11 -„,i "11.0 f the late Field Marshal, is stated to have been
ri—' The Prince lately arrived at Vienna, and there has
ten
!I° thle/ between him and another officer.
liA„
,_ (From the Quotidienne.) . .
ta t-iilis; aikst 20.--It is stated that M. Benjamin Con-
atttib.7lllred to the Magistrate that the papers (produced
tell° ..),411b1Inal) had been given to him by a young man
his had Come to his house; in the name of a number of
not be:lllrades. He had not asked his name, that he might
folio ~.,e/Posed to the persecutions which had frequently
Ii
e ~T, those of i
that thewhom he had spoken in the Tribune.
etnTed papers had been deposited wit .
tieketit,t, and that the consisted of—lst, an elector's
stiaet 1822 ; . 2dly, a list of works denounced and A% e;
manly,a an order for carrying to the Prefect's
Ilia a uned Carpentier ; 4th, a receipt• given to
'the but of the said Carpentier, after be was carried to
el4t,:eet's office.
prokii7l.3 from Lisbon of a recent date, announce an apr-
ail delitchange in the Portuguese Ministry. The Al, - Aff4l4. paella is to take the Portefeuille of. Foreign
11, )4 ll. Mello Brayner, the Ministry of Justice, and
'Ws di°l;elle Cabras, to fake 'that of the Interior ; the_ _Mraari:
oa.AClngeja is to have the military command of T
de 8°4"; ths Marquis of Valenca, Minh°. ,•
Ai tuttiar .
1 Fl r the
the Count
''''erot • ee) Beira ; and the Count do VII-a- ° '
.eio.

Zosr AMERICAN PAPERS. . Roe,
whith
~°11? Anat. 28.---,The British brig Roy
the
.rriyed at Baltimore last Tuesday,
44,,Itillett,tor to depart
Within 24, hours, agreeably to the
was ordered by
ti.ca,r.l.
.8 Proclamation. against , the
t 4 above proclamation, closing our , ports ag.
on the
litli Colonial Trade was received at Nassau,
last h ; s
ah
11,kt,,,,•' Y a vessel from avann •
fthe irritation
gin tio„ --Mott;
•Al'ltlL 21. CANADA. —I.
doin
for CiProVince continues to spread, as it has
it from
theg
Preitt!nort time Past, any advantage derived to it
redoundr
i„4 thete„P°,,aition of the West India trade, will not
The
'AI (Up to the benefit of the Mother Country.
that kuPPer Ca d ) Freeman, of the Bth instant,nays,.
the , ita a
Ca ,matoralization Bill, "has kindled 0
the torch f
a • signine
the Ilk
intle that thousan,.s ate 0
Petiti Pen ea"; an • in all direc-
tick anS against it, which are getting up . .
11laa, a:: la Withby, they are determined to resist it to a
3tope, -'''' that to the very last extremity." Time bas 9e'
that the Colonial system of Great Britain
While Cant in the main true advantage to
eh
for
their her Colonies are weak, lithey drain her treasur.e
apt to-‘thiP,Port 1 and when they grow strong, they will I)
4 P;Ilk theY Can Walk better by themselves.
private
advieft "°l4 CotountA. We have received our fr°lllh,l,,l4 La Gua ,ra and enema to the 2d of. April,e
Payroe,,'74en We learn that Bolivar's decrees respecting the
the IC" of duties at the Custom-house are enforced with
not
earnedenat4t rigour, and those merchants who weremontrates
bla comply with the requisitions
of
thel
The ~e``na.. incarcerated in rather situations.uncomfortabfethe
vales is
!Itessiv;ti°o Produced by the suspension I not to submit
la the n,•, and the merchants have determindei
their business,
'l4e tc,Peat state of things, but to suspend
h the Govern-
'nett %,;;;Ist°res, and go to prison ; by whic
its
stirok -4, Pertnips see the impracticability of enforcingtelex
the sYstak7Pr°teedinge,and will, iu all probability,l aragraph
'esketinlieltretila. The above is the
en
lean from
the letters e°mraercial matters which we can g
nearly
oar of our correspondents, and they are
ts
oft of political intelligence, merely detailing accoruonb_
belies execution of culprits for various murders and.
for , ' and the itg,,. - of Bolivar in en •
ible determination
or N the law'
t solicitations
urgent bLefloate fair
of
c;aracnoetwmitlastandiiii
many gwthhoem fall on their knees
co ore the Liberator, s'i; litiong the pardon of one of the
" Z,eil•"--aaltiolorpepGcaazette.
fen tlat-;41.26.--The British ship Arabian, at Charleston,
pliarke 16th instant, in 11 days from Barbadoes, in com-
the QoliNvith tile Preeident'a Proclamation, was ordered by
ss , ,rehat4 to I.eave the port within 24 hours."
~°ll Sato,: aglisli ship Killingbuck arrived at
.Alexandria
rtesidr,,;"aY last, from Antigua. On application to • the
raitted-t °I the United States, the passengers were per-
beiak-. t° land with their baggage ; but no other privilege
tVs tile -ship was ordered to sail, within the
scribed
resided ``rae) fc's some port beyond the limits of the
States. Apm f -
hent merchants., o the cargo was on account of
" The foregoing lAN' ra
t dof our di 1
h_ on tun p Dab- allow. to what a situation
of our -c;°tlZtetitiVePaitMent has reduced us.
11 Property
and Mr. Adas brought from abroad to
• Z. 7 very doors,
..ms, under the
prevents them obtaun proclatna-
I Possession of it. We tin-
' Zand also, that a number oftfhe merchants of our city,
ill' were in daily expectation o lare.remittances in pro-
from the West Indies, lately petitened the Prenident,
at th,_ .
see might be permitted to be landed, even if the
essels should be ordered to depart immediately thereafter
. 441 but to 'this reasonable request a
, Nal
Peremptory
i ‘ta4 giNerk.
' The iii •
;''''' NI • altzmore Patriot .
of the 24th April contains
the Buenos A
am ja avr.ing. intelligence, relative to- yte,„
razilian armies
cc , ~,,
drought stated yesterday in general terms the. report
liao„-'6,,gt by the brig Caledonia, that a severe action had
13o; '°llght in the province of Rio Grande, between the
1; nas-Ayrettn. and Brazilian armies,
.ered
in which it was be-
the foilina the latter was defeated ; we are
.indebted for
litelii,,lng additional information on this subject to an
I,andsGent Passenger in the Caledonia (this vessel left Rio
b 24 March.)
o, oir:4le relates that the Buenos-Ayrean army, under the
'fie."trld of Gen
Imperial arm
A Ivear, having thrown itself between
114 44,71 not the
my and Rio Grande, continued
Itran ce towards that city, as far aa the walls of Ja-
%eh! which town it entered, paying due respect to the
4)‘,,. I.,tants. The Buenos-Ayreans then made a diversion
l?'.tr arqs she • of Porto Al o (the ca ital.of the ro-
qire) city .
_egr p , .
,d; nd after various efforts to engage the Imperiahsts,
1,,k 1 lacteeded in bringing them to action on the 24th of
'ruary.
..
_
,`` As it as expected that a general engagement would
rt. use
of the contest, and' would in all probability in-
' cnisequeueei of the highest importance to both cram-

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