The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-14 00:00:00

the nature of the answer received from Naples, and whic!,
may lead to a-resumption for some time of the Conferences.
" MAnatn, DEC. I.—Private Letters from Leon of the 21st
ult. state, that: irtthe preceding night, a troop of 10 or 12
armed men on horseback trersed the city,--khouting,'Long
live the King, and perish thiYtnstqztion. The' werepur-
sued, but all of them.esooped. ' -

" NU REM ERG, DEC'.3.—According to some Of the letters
front Vienna, the Emperor of Russia will return dire Ct. from
Troppau to Petersburg."

Tnr •Ducrass of CLARENcr.-z-The Doctors
assembled .in consnitation upon the state of the
Duchess of CLARENCE and the Infant Princess
between nine and teu o'clock last night, but
there being no alteration since the morning, they
did not issue a. Bulletin. This .morning they as-
sembled again and issued the following Bulletin :

BULLETIN.

" King's Palace, St. James's, Twelve
o'Cluck, Pee..l4.

" Our report of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cla-
rence continues favourable; and also of the. infant -Princess
Elizabeth.

" H. II ALFORD, " A. HALLIDAY."
" W. KNIGHTON,

SAINT- DOMINGO.—the, George Bickerton, of
Cork, which arrived ,at that port on Wednesday
se'nnight, in 54 days from ;Jamaica,. ha.s brought
further confirmation of the important intelli,gence
'recently received from St.Doiningo.—On the '2lst
-of October, Off Cape Tiberoon, St. Domingo, she
fell in With and spoke the, schooner Eliza, of
sale. (America); bound to. Port-au-Prince, hav-
ing touched at Aux-Cayes hut three days before.
The master informed the 'George Bickerton that
Boyer (the Mulatto Chief who: had succeeded
Petion). bait-Commenced hostilities against Chris-
tophe; whom he engaged and,totally -defeated,
the troops- of the latter being in a, state of in-
subordination, having received neither pay nor
clothingthat all, to a man, joined Boyer, who,
together- with' all the forces stationed at Aux-
Cayes, and. the other _principal towns under his
Government, forrning, en gros, a well-appointed
army of 40,000 men,,.were,in full march towards
Cape Henry, which, although a place of consi-
derable strength, was not expecied to make any
defence, the garrison, in common with the rest
of the, troops, being disaffected. towards Chris-
toptte, who, it was-reported, destroyed himself in
a fit of.despondency.—Three days after the
above intelligence was communicated to the
.George .Bickerton (on the 24th of Oct.), she also
fell in with and spoke a, brig off, Cape Saint
Nicholas-Mole, St. Domingo, out four days from,
Port-au-Prince,
::.which cobfirmed •the above
and added, that. the, city of - Ciipe
Henry; garrison, forts, Sze. in fact all the Haytian
possessions, were in the hands of Boyer. The
death of Christophe was established beyond all
doubt. •
CUBA.-Accounts from the .11avannah of the
middle of October have reached us. If it be
handfyn, Spanish Main,
willthat the be required to Pay
a monthly contribution of 100;000 dollars,' for
the service of the army tuider General Morino. ,
from the temper displayed -by-the Ipeoßle of.that
Colony, since the adoption of the. new Constitu-
tion in Spain, it . seems that - the money will be
obtained, if at all, with great difficulty. It seems
that- there is a large party at Havannah in.favour
of the -emancipation of South America ; - and even
those indiViduals who support the cause of the
Royalists are but little inclined to make farther
pecuniary sacrifices, more especially as the-mer-
chants and traders have, in-some measure, lost a
great source of emolurnent-in.the Slave Trade, so
much Cut up by the activity of the British cruisers
on the coast of Africa. A fleet of Spanish-mer-
chantmen, under the convoy of.three frigates and
two corvettes, arrived at Havannah on the 'l3th,
of October.

A Madrid clemipofficial ,Paper, entitled the
Lrniversal., of the 28th ult. contains the KING'S
Reply to the ExPosition submitted by the 'Per-
manent Deputation of the Cortes, in wbieh his
Majesty, referring to the rece.nt dismissal of. his..
Major-Dotrio and Confessor, observes, that he
Ficannot suffer his consent to so painful a sacrifice
to pass as 'a tacit acknowledgment of- the truth of
the imputations which have been so unjustly cast
upon them, and atlas, " I protest that the former
never meddled, with any affairs foreign tc his
functions, and t.l)at the latter never advised
me otherwise than to tread in those paths of reli-
gion which alone lead to the science of good Go-
vernment. Since, however, it is indisyensable
that I should give this fresh and painful' proof of
my sincere attachment to the nation, and as, dm
certain that these tw6"ll.thividuals will, in imita-
tion of my example, submit not only with re-
signation, lint with the satisfaction of having con—
tributed to the public tranquillity," have de-
cided to remove them from my person."
Private ads/Ices from Spain received yesterday
state that there is some prospect the Decree for-
tlie prohibition of nearly all Foreign Goods di )d
Manufactures being, imported into that country,
will he repealed, in consequence of the clamour
which has been raised against it by the Spanish
merchants. ,

,Yesterday, omit SIDMOUTH :had an au-
dience, of his MAJEsrY; at his Palace in Pall-

Prince LEOPOLD has lately purchased an .es-
tate in the neighbourhood of Claremont, which is
intended to be the future residence of the Duchess
of KENT, from Dr. ANDERSON. The purchase is
Said to be about 15,0001. The estate comprises
an excellent house, with 150 acres of land.
The Earl of LIVERPoor, passed through this
City (Canterbury) in the afternoon of Friday
last, the Bth instant, from Warmer Castle, on his
return to town. It is satisfactorry to state, that
a few of _the inhabitants, assembled at the moment,
indignant at the disgrar, inflicted on our city by
a late Radical procmi.ng, greeted his Lordship
with reiterated cheers, which he received with
apparent .satisfaction.—(Kentish Gazette.)