The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-01 00:00:00

SPAIN.

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MAxirtitri MARCH 10.--(Extract of a Leiler.)—
rvery thing is.arranged for tha departure of the
President of the Council of Castile, the Duke of
11'1611)1ml°, to Cadiz. The object of his mission
is to receive the two brides who are coming from
to marry them both by proxy, and-to'ac.
company them on their way to the capital. For
the greater honour, there go with him the usual
Ladies of Honour, the Body Guards, and the
Servants of the Palace.

It is thought that grand Royal Entertainments
will be given ; but as there is a deficiency of
nfonev, the following -expedients have been re-
sorted to ►Arst and principal, that ►►o one shall
be paid, the treasury remaining open for receipt,
but not for payment that a direct tax of six
quarters (a quarter is the fourth of a real—a, real
is :about 3:►..) be imposed on the pound of Rush
and of beton, and on bread and vegetables in pro•
portion : four real* more of direct tax on every
arroba measure of 32 pints) of wine and oil ;
and lastly the Treasury has declared: that for the
present it will pay none of its bonds,

AntRICAN PAPERS,

trtont the Nation!!! Ateltigeneer) Pet. Qti M 6.1

There wert: rumours at Washington, at the last
dates, that expeditions against East Florida, and
in f,tvour of tic -Nlelticiiti B I
evC),At_ol) BIS, Wet*
getancttp is 140)Aistana., by officious individuals.
hese rutittnirs may he, expected to have an un-;
PleAsant-t:4-eta-tni-Sintniatj.e.dloloy. Indeed, un-
der their eircumstances;•We might be a little jea-
lous ourselves. Even at present, rumours of
Et-relish movements do sometimes rouse .our sus-
picions.

[From the ,Vezzi lark Priprri. of ti e 24th Feb. 1816.]
The state of-things iu this place, since I wrote
V ifit on my arrival, has not much altered—the
-,ystetii ea intrigue governs every thing there is
the form of representative government, and there
is debate, tont Lime is voting j" but as to the 014-2
nition of argument, I believe that, with very tew
exeeptitinh 7t he VQI es would be the same if they
had (Anal: here deaf and hinttl. I take no interest,
because I see. no. good in taking any in the gins-
thin of President, who is to be, or not to be 4.
and the mute 6n, but I find nothing but titylicity
and insincerity at as great a height as in tiny Mo.•
hardly of Europe, or perhaps •As ever you.stm. it
iii Asia.

MAIM

Franct, t FlatitJeri, 'lolllnd, Guernsey'liot
Jersey, 2 ‘Vaterturd. Difte.-1 Gottocabuigit,
liulubursll, 11Jut liii, 2 IVaterford.

• 'PRICE OF' STOCKS
141.1$ DAY AT TiVtLYE: .10,.......5e_
Dank Stock, shut 'twin Bonds, Is, pr. Is, dis.
v itri (-kr,* $4..i. shut hxcheq. Hilly, :is. 2s. du.
3 per Ct. Cons, 60H •°mutual,
4 per Cetits.'sbut I)ittu fur raymeitt, liii
II per Ct. N. 'Ann, 1154ji SO Cu us.furAccuulit, 6Ui 61
114illi L. Ann: shut • , I .' .

Svelot,=-Avcrage nice 'of, Brown or Muscoritdo Sugar,
computed from the Returns the week endiug the cath
tidy of Mdirch, lbttl, i 3 511. 1 lid. pry' cwt.'

1i1(41.1 WATER. AT Li.)NooN 151311)(;F: 'l'o-MORROVC"..
ltldeuing, i 4 aiiiiutea after 4. 1 14 aii,tutes after b.

THE SUN.

11,ILEN Quill DICER& tALSUM :WHEAT?

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tI(.NJ)d f, ,1 Pit it •i, !s ie.

We have 'sine; Saturdo) Chrman,Doieb,
and Aitiet isiut Pap (I'o in' have respec-
tively selected' the most prominent articles of
news. N'et with all our industry in this respect,
we have but little to point out as worthy of the
a►tention Of our Readers. Thert. is a Report or?
the state of French Commerce; but it no ei not
conic down to so late a date as to be very iote-
resting etch to our mercaotile fi lends.

Sir ,lionEnT Wit.soN awl his Associates bave,
been removed to ths. CoNciergerie, preparatory
to their tieing hrOught to tii4l.
The marriage of the Duke of Bent is the prin-
cipal_ theme-in the Parisian journals those of
Brussels repeat the silly tumours which last week
pre'Vailed 'here , Of Plots and Insurrections in
.12rance. We suppose the Public is, pretty well
tired of these fables, Lind does not care to
hear of BLlONArAterliss lauding at Gibraltar with
-an nriny of Turks (from St, Helena of course,)
:and taking that fourth by storm. Hit dpes,
the account may .be read at hill length in. the
Drussels Gazette, of ancient notoriety, though we
have 'not chosen to fill our Columns with a trans-
has jou,

Were we to credit the Low Country gossip,
however, arrests have beet) pretty general in
France; in consequence of traitorous movements
on the strength of this'woriderrill exploit.
The l'atNce 11,LOiNt Of PoiTOOAL ;Mi officially
intimated 'his determination to the Papal Govern-
ment.not to allow the le-establishment oldie
Jr:stilts within the Portugnese clontiniOni,—We
have heard, indeed, that Ireland is the only
country on which these intriguing, Gentlemen,
can rely for a SaFe settlement arid arrylum!
Nitiltithcles of the -French Exiles are establish-
ing thrtoodvva in Italy—the finest ;oil for their
purposes. The Austrian Cabinet, we presume,
is tad cautious to permit of their residence in that
country, over which it, will have difficulty enough
to ,perpetuate its away even without the excit at lots
of Gallic Iteiolutionists.. •

The Party Organ has the• tffrontery to stute

day, that (ril the savings made by Ministers for
the year 11116
.aitiount to, only forty thousand
pounds. The Writer has, of course forgotten Lord
ChSTIAREAG WS statement of -items in various
public offices, already reduced six hisndred and
fifty thousand a-year ; the further statement of
similar reductions to a great 'amount, the par-,
ticulars of 'which were not yet, known.i—the
general rectzction of expenditure in all the great

departments amounting to 100,0001. a-year in
the Dock-yards :done,. and to mint millions
altogether alterations in .the Stall' of
the Army saving ze41,000 per anitutn,-accord-
ing to accounts laid irefore Parlittintrut ; anti in
short, -his convenient memory has sitifered every
fact to escape, which, proving the zeal.and acti-
vity with which Ministers are redeeming the pledge
of Economy given by .the Throne, militate against
the 'designs aunt hopes of a Faction that -does' net
partake of the public satisfaction on that account.