The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-04 00:00:00

tutional Geverme,nt, has just died at Madrid, where he
btit lately obtained permission to reside again.
‘, Several robbers haVe- been lately executed at Madrid,
for the robberies nominated with the aid of fire-arms in
the environs of the capital, and some for having not only
employed fire-arms in their depredations, but for having
resisted the Royalist Volunteers of Villa Nueva de la
Canada.
" The official part of the 211oniteur of Friday contains
a Royal Ordinance, commanding the publication of a
convention between France and Bavaria, for the reciprocal
giving up of deserters.
(From the Pilote of Friday.)

" PARIS, MAY 31.—A report was current at Corfu o❑
the 15th of May, that Karaiskaki had gained a victory
over the Seraskier, and that the Tnrks lost 1,750 dead on
the field of battle.
" A letter from Vienna, of the 21st May, says—' After
a conference between Pri:ice Metternich and the Portu-
guese Ambassador, the latter, it is said, cent important
despatches to Lisbon.'

A letter from Pera says that the negotiations respect-
ing Greece are not expected to be successful. The Aus-
trian Cabinet, it is said, has sent a note to the Russian
Government, and the answer will determine the measures
to bo taken by the two Courts on the refusal of the Porte.
It is net doubted here that the obstinacy of the Sultan will
induce Russia to snake a hostile demonstration on the Da•
tube and the Pruth, and that Austria will station a corps
of obser►ation along the frontiers of Servia, and of some of
the adjoining Patchlike. Lastly, it is said, that the Rue-.
sian Black Sea fleet, stationed at Sebastopol, has received
orders to be ready to put to sea."
(From the Constitutionnel.)
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
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MADRID, MAY 21.---The Constitutional band which
showed itself in Lower At mgon was the forerunner of three
others that afterwards appeared upon several points of the
same province. The fears of the Government in respect
to Andalusia appear to be very great also, for they talk of
re-establishing military commissions in that province as
well as in Arragon, and the reports of the Captain-General
Campana, who commands at Grenada, are very unsatisfac-
tory, as he announces that the Constitutional spirit is
ready to manifest itself in that province with More vio-
lence than before the revolution of Las-Cabezas.

On their side the Carlists are not inactive; a fresh band
of them has spread itself over Lampourdan, and its appear-
ance was preceded by a kind of manifesto, addressed to the
Catalans, in which they are informed that the head and the
'bombers (such are the expressions of the manifesto) of the
existing government could go no further. This document,
two copies of which have reached the police, terminates
with this phrase " Catalanes, adelante, adelante, haste
establecer aro." " Catalans—forward, forward, until we
establish another."

(From the Journal des D.bats.)

MAnntn, MAY 21,—(PatvaTF. CORRFSPONDENCE.)—
SOILIe Constitutional bands have ahewn themselves in Arra
gon as early as the commencement of this month.—

They are foilr in number, but instead of bei;g put
down at once, as all those of a similar kind before, they
appear to gather strength, to find a support in the people,
and hut little opposition on the part of the Royalist
Volunteers. The couriers dispatched by General Bassecour,
General Commandant of Saragossa, have been very fre-
quent during the last eight days, and the cause is attri-
buted to the constitutional bands. The Minister of Finance,
in the absolute distress in which our treasury is at pre-
sent, has had recourse to some mercantile houses, who have
advanced to hint a few millions (francs) upon the revenues
of the third quarter of this year; but this resource may
extricate us from embarrassment for a few days, without at
all remedying the public misery, which is so great, that in
the markets of Castile the 'inept of barley (about 70 lbs.)
is sold at 30 cuartoa.

A Journal, printed it Cadir, under the title of " The
Commerce of the Two Worlds," mentions a letter from
Manila, of the sth November, in which it is said that the
Goucinangos (the indigenes of New Spain) are mak-
ing every effort to excite a revolution at, Manila. The
same paper speaks of this event in such a way as to induce
fears with respect to the spirit of the troops that form the
garrison of Manilla.

Fnascx FUNDS, JuNs I.—Five per Cents. 100 f.
75c. ; Three per Ceuta. 701. 60c. ; Bank Stock, 2,035 f. ;
Neapolitan, 77f., 70e. ;. Spanish Loan (1823), 43.--
Exchange on London—one month, paper, 251. 421 c. ;
money, 25f. 40e. ; three ditto, paper, 251. ; money,
251. 25e.

We received this morning the Allgemeine
Zeilung to the 29th ult., and Frankfort Papers
to the 30th. Under the head of Augsburg it is
said that the Trieste Observer contains the fol-

lowing extract of a letter from Corfu, dated
April 28:—

AUGSSURGHt APRIL 2'7.
" The Greek brig Neptune, Capt. J. C. Bolisano,
which left Egina on the. 14th, and Poro on the 15th
April, anchored in our roads the day before yesterday. At
first it was reported that it was a merchant vessel, which
was come to take in a cargo of mass, but our boards of
health soon discovered that it was a man of war, and that
the papers were signed by tbe,(soi disant) Greek Govern-
ment, and also by Lord Cochrane, as Commander-in-Chief
of the Greek Navy. In conformity with the system of
neutrality which has been adopted here, the Government
thought fit to intimate to Captain Bolisano, that he was
tli leave the roads, which he accordingly did yesterday
afternoon. By this brig we have received the following
accounts :—These contain nothing new, relating only to the
union of the two assemblies, the appointment of Count Capo
d'lstria to the Presidency, and of Lord Cochrane and Gene-
ral Church to the command of the fleet and navy.
A Captain who arrived at Trieste on the 12th, and
had left Zante eight days before, reports that he was told
there, that thirty Egyptian transports, laden with pro-
visions and aramunition had arrived:at Modon, from Alex-
andria.

VIENNA, MAY 23.—Metalliquee, 90i ; Bank Shares,
086.

COLOOKI, MAY 27.
The beautiful steam-boat, the Frederich William, ar-
rived here to-day at one o'clock ;it was welcomed by a
salute of artillery, aad the band of the 28th Regiment.
The crowd collected on the quays could not sufficiently
admire the beauty of this colossal vessel, which is 150 feet
in length, and the rapidity of its progress up the
river. It has on the prow the bust of our revered Monarch,
richly gilt, and the arms of Prussia on the naves of the
wheels. The internal arrangements of this vessel surpass
in elegance and convenience every thing of the kind that
we have hitherto seen.

Jamaica and Barbadoes Papers to the 29th
April, have been received at the North and South
American Coffee House, but their contents are
unimportant; from the former we observe that a
Committee of the Common Council, appointed by
that body to deliver their address of congratula-
riots to Major-Gen. Sir Jon/4 KEAN, K.C.8.,
on his safe arrival, had waited upon his
Excellency on the 25th at Head-quarters;
and presented the same to him. To which
his Excellency returned a reply expressive of
the satisfaction with which he received their
address, tnairkuils th— far th. h.ndsome man-
ner they had welcomed his return to Ja-
maica, and of his ardent desire to promote
whatever could tend to benefit the Colony ;
and that they would find him disposed to con-
cur in any measure calculated so forward the in-
terests and insure the prosperity of the city of
Kingston and of the island in general. The
Goldfinch packet was appointed to sail from the
island on the Bth May. The Barbadoes Mer-
cury notices the receipt of a Grenada Paper of
the 7th April, and that a very heavy fall of rain
had been experienced on that day, accompanied
with high winds from the north-west, which
commenced about half_past nine o'clock, and
continued two hours. Considerable damage is
stated to be done in weld of the out parishes,
by loss of cattle and other stock.

GnEENwww.--Independently of th'e crowds
usually assembled to enjoy the attractions
of Greenwich Fair on Whit-Monday, a
large contours® collected there at an early hour
this moiling, to witness the disembarkation