The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-12 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

,PARIS, SEPT §.—Yesterday, the. KING trans-
acted business:with the Duke de Richelieu. His
Majesty gave private. audiences to M. de. Vaut-
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say,. Prefect of Le Seine . Inferieure, and M. de
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%I amenutl, Prefect of La. Charente.. •
The Commissioners of the Court of Peers interrogated
yest4rd.ay'tive wit ndsses and four of the.accused,
Various reports of insurrecti-Ons- and other.calanaitiei were
circolated yesterday at the Course, but withoul any.founda-
tion; they were merely stock-jobbing rumours.
Two men with decorations were arrested yesterday morn-
ing, i4l. the garden of tilt Thuilleries, a short time 'previous to
ttre'Pnchess de Berri proteeding to the PavilLion of the Ter-
race, on the bank of the River. • The motives of these arrests
are nut known. •

FIVE PER CENTS.

Shut price 77 f. 35 c.
Thursday, Ex. Dir. 74 f. c.
DEFERRED STOCK.

'.Of the 92d March, 1540 9l f 40 c,

NarLes,-Avo. negociatimis with the-Deputation
fi um Palermo are at attend, anti the members of it have To 611/-
de, with the exception of the Princes de St. Marco and de Par-
teilariaiWho remain at Naples on account of their apprehen-
sions of the populace of Palermo. The troops which can he
spaced from here, to reduce Palermo to obedience, are not suf-
ficiently numerous lot that purpose ; a better effect is:ex-
pecte() to be produced horn blockading the port with gun-
boats. •
Alanittn, thin. ,Government. has determined to
equip two frigates, two brigs, and two corvettes,' for the pur-
pose of cruising oft the coast of Spain, in order'„to protect
commerce.

iityousT 2P.—The Cortes had two secret sittings on the
9Gth arid 27th inst.

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FRANKFORT SEPT. 2.—There is a report of an intended
assrmtilaget of. Prussian troops to a considerable amount ifl
the Grand Duchy of the Lower Rhine, which are to he re-
viewed by one of the Princes, brother to the King of Prussia.
The march of a corps of Austrian troops through a part of
the Bavarian territories is countermanded.
MADRID, AVG. 29.—The representations of Rirgo have
produced the expected effect ; the Army trf Andalusia is not
to be disbanded.

SPANISH MAIN.

•EITRACT OF A LETTER FROM ADMIRAL BRION,

DATED HEAD-QUARTERS, DARANQUILLA, J LILY S•
" I have the satisfaction of stating that we have driven
tl,e Spaniards to the walls of arthagena, after having taken
thewhole SPanish fleet in the river Magdalena, 'amounting
to about 27 gun-boats, most of them with 12-pounders and
long 24.p...tinders; also all the warlike stores, .an immense
part: of brass artillery, howitzers,. mot tars, and battering
trait, complete. The army ut Antioquia has joined us, also
2.5'.-to men of the army of the north, in the province of Santa
Martha. 2,000 more men of this army are oft their way down.
watt, the Pi esident Bolivar at their head, and 1,000 more re•

'plat; are to arrive-from Antiognia 'this wrelc; so that wesLxll
have effective troops of the line 4,000 strOg, besides 5,000'
Militia. This province rose to arms, at our it,-to
R min. The, army of the north, under the tomtwold 9f
Gene-rat Urdaneta, operates on Santa -Martha, Rio de Is
'lactic, and Maracaibo.
" Ourforee in the Magdalena is at present 4? ressels of
war, 'Mud our ,communication uith.the whole of the iuterioi•
open: inulense sinus gidil are expected down, as t
he
country is unrch in want of gotals. .

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" The port of Savanilla has been declared- an. open poi +to
trade, and a Custom• house Establishment. It is a fine
harbour, well protectedby a strong battery, and a town is to
he built immediately; it communicates by a channel with the
Magdalena. •
(Signed) - " BRION.
" P. 5. The head-quarters .of the main army
is at Turhao."
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"'EXTRACT OF .A :LETTER, DATED AUX CAI ES,

JULY 26.

News jost noiv received from Jamaica.—Two cargoes of
cotton-wool are already arrived at Kingston, from Savanilla.
The interior of Nrw Ciratrada is perfectly (ria, and in favour
of BOliyar ; only Carthagena and •Santa Martha !Mid out,
-Inn are blockaded. giery family that has not provisions fur
ix moot!), has -been sent out of both places. The Arch-
bishop, of Carthagena and the Viceroy have lied, and are at
present iri'dannarca. It is said that the .latter is a diminutive
'old withered mlin;'with a head not above 5 inches in diameter,
and that bis rarer iur appearance makes a singular impression
on ;ironic who recollect the enormities sshich he has commit-
ted. He lives at Ringiton, in the house of a .less., and be-
sides. jewels, has saved half• a million of- dollars. Brion is
blamed fur having suffered that prize to escape."

EXTRACT' OF A LETTER,- DATED BUENOSAYREg;

JUNE 16.

" The political state of this Country appears to he in as
great confusion as that of Spain. Alvear and Carrerra are
near Sante Fe, but it is not exactly known what folcvs they
Rase under them ; they probably do not exceed 1;000 or
2,800 mon; If they were assisted, as was reported, by Raini-
Fez, the Governor,of E;,tre Rios, and. Lopez, the Governor of
Sante Fe, they would most liketysbefore now have made an at-
tempt on t his town for the purpose of placing Alyear at the
head of the Government; for Carrera 'Must have. a person
completely &vete(' to him in office here before he can carry
his views on Chili into effect. But these plans are for the
presentAisconcerted by Aitigas, who has attacked and ,de-
feated a patty o[4oo of Ramirez's trocips in Entre Rios, and
possessed himself of the Annoyo de la China; he afterwards
marched towards the jurisdiction of Carrientes, whither, it is
said, Ramirez has set out with a body.of troops. It is supi-
posed that, in case of success, he will annihilate Artigas:
These two provinces remain in a state of anarchy and confu.
sion. The port of Baxada de Santa Fe is shut, and no vessels
are allowed to pass down or up the river.
" Here we are. quiet as yet, but a change is fully expected.
I ant inclined to believe that Alvear will
.eventually be Go-
vernor here, as he has a strong patty in his favour.
" From Chili we have lettcrs to the Bth of May; no arri-
vals had conic in front Lima. The expedition to some part of
the coast of Peru would sail in all this month."