The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-07 00:00:00

SPAIN.

111-ADRID, OCT. I9.—The reports that have
been circulated of discontents having arisen at the
change of Ministers arc not true—whatever may
be the sentiments or sensations in other parts of
the Kingdom, all is quietness and apparently
contentment here. The Martinis of Cas4-IRtr.ro
continues to perform the functions of First Minis-
ter of State.. Some are of opinion that the pre-
sent Ambassador at the Court of Naples will re,
turn to conduct the Bride of the Infante, Don
FnANictsco" DE PAULA,' and that his Excellency
will then take the Portfeuille : however, as her
Royal Highness is nat:exPecfed here till January,
We need not weary ourselves with coujectore.:"
Accounts are anxiously expected from the
Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle. One Courier
has arrived, saying tlke Allied TrOops are
to evacuate the FrenclrY territory ; and hints
are abroad• that the Sovereigns do not mean
to take arty 'part whatever with Spain or
her Colonies. It ,has
.been: generally knOwn
that the Russian Embassy has been peculiarly
favoured at the Palace; and the singular circum-
stance of the KING'S having 'conferred the Illus-
trious Order (insigne Ordere)' a the Golden Fleece
on M. TATISCHEFF, who is only an Envoy at this
Court—an Order certainly not inferior to the
English Garter, and never conferred but on Gran-
dees of the first class, or on Crowned [leads or.
Princes of the Blood—has, with other facts, ex-I.
cited much suspicion and surmise ; and if Russi.4,
takes no prominent part. and interest for 'Spain,
the rotten Ships, which were purchased with the
four hundred thousand pounds granted from
England to this Country, that she should give up
the Slave Trade, which bargain was struck by M.
TATISCUEFF, and the contre-terns we have anti-
cipated at the Congress, will bring things to a
more reasonable level, and open the eyes of this
Court to the game which has been playing against
the dignity of England and the real interest o
Spain.

OCT. 20.—His Excellency Lieutenant-Genera

the Count of AntsvAL is appointed Captain-Ge-
neral of the four Kingdoms of Andalusia, in the
room of the Marquis Dos Ruts.

OCT. 24.—Three Russian frigates have arrived
at Cadiz.

We mideistand that the Spanish Government have
officially received the terms upon which the In-

surgents in South America have intimated that they
might be induced to submit to the authority of
the Mother oountry. These terms have, we un-
derstand, been published in England, and, how-
ever reconcileable they may appear in the eyes of
other Countries, they must be regarded as mon-

strolls in those of Spain. The Expedition which
Count O'DONNELL was nominated to.command,
for Ttans-Atlantic service, is yet in preparation,
and that Officer's appointment in Andalusia is
supposed to be intended to facilitate the 'Re-
soinces, which the Commander of the Expedition
must have previous to his complete equipment.
Captains FERGUSON and STEELE, of the Eng-
lish Navy, have been presented to the KING and
QUEEN.

A body of troops, amounting, we understand,
to 650, is immediately to be dispatched to the
Island of Ceylon.; and a similar number to St.
Helena.
The 6th Foot, one of those which formed the
hollow sr-pare in which the valiant WELLINGTON
planted himself at the memorable battle of Wa-
terloo, marched into Rointord on Wednesday, and
on Thursday morning left there, on their route to
Sunderland.
The Loun MAYOR Elect has made the most ex-

rensive preparations for the Civic Ceremony 0,
Monday next, when the procession will be un-
commonly splendid, particularly as far as regards
the armour.
The celebrated English Actor, KEMBLE, says
one of the Paris Pane's, is now at Toulouse.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE having received an
invitatiQn frown the Emperor of Russ lA, to meet
his mother, the DoWager Empress, at the Court
of the Ring of the NETHERLANDS, he embarked
on Wednesday from Dover for Calais. The Duke
first proceeds to Paris.
On Monday, the 2d inst. a General Assembly of
the Royal Academicians was held at their apart-
ments in Somerset House, when Mi. WASHING*
TON ALLSTON was 'duly elected an Associate of the
Royal Academy,of Arts.
Besides the action against Sir N. CONANT, Mr.
BUTT has served notices of trial, for next term,
upon Mr. NEwmaN, the keeper of Newgate, for
detaining him 48 days illegally; and also upon Mr.
JONES, the Marshal of the King's-Bench, for 9
days' illegal detention, and breaking open his
doors to recover the fine of 1,0001.: he has also
served notice of trial upon the Stock-Exchange,
for the money stopped upon the disgraceful hoax-
clay.

OLD BAILEY.—No case. of any consequence
came before the Court yesterday.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--yesterday afternoon, as a
young man, name(! Wm. Noakes, in the employ
of Mr. Haines, an eminent cotton-manufacturer
in the Hampstead-road, was at work at the cot-
ton-mills his arm caught in the machinery, and
was so dreadfully lacerated as to require imme-
diate amMatioti. He was taken to Middlesex
Hospital, where he remains in a dangerous state.