The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-02 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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LONDON, .
WEDNESDAY, .AUGUST 2,18 W.

We received_ this morning the Paris Papets of
Sunday last. They contain no later intelligence
from Naples. The following are extracts,--

cc PAnis, Ju 30.—The king yesterday
transacted business with the. Duke de Richelieu.
44 The accounts from Majorca of the ,9th inst.
state, that the plague up to that date continued
its ravages at San Servera, Arta, and Cap de Pera,
but that it had made no progress at Saint Lo-
renzo, and the rest of the villages in the Island
were in good health.

" The Austrian troops, cantoned hi the Lom-
bardo-Venetian Kingdom, have 'received nume-'
rous reinforcements. The Government of that
State no longer delivers passports without exact-
ing a sure guarantee. A great number ©f arrests
have taken place—a measure which has frustrated
a project that might have brought to remembrance

- -
the period of the Sicilian Vespers.
" The last accounts from Naples state, that
the inhabitants had been compelled to yield to
the orders issued to them to hoist the flag_o

Carbonari upon their houses.- .The Constitu-
tionalists broke in the night the windows of

the houses that were not decorated with the new
standard. With the exception of the military and
of some intriguers in the suite of the Revolution,
no person wears the tricoloured cockade.- It is

said that the Chiefs of the Insurrection are al-
ready much disquieted respecting the disposition
manifested towards them by foreign Govern-

ments.

" The Duke de Cambadres arrives at Paris

this day.
" The Countess de Survitliers (wife of Joseph
Bonaparte), has obtained, the consent of the king
of the Netherlands, to reside with her children
'in Belgium. •

FIVE PER CENTS,

. 791. 30 c

Saturday
DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1317 lO5 f. 20 c
22d March, 1320 93 f. 20c.

" VIENNA, JULY 19.—The intelligence of the,
Revolution at Naples, brought by an Extraor
dinary Courier, who arrived yesterday„ has ex.
cited here the deepest sensation. The Cou
de Nugent has fled to Rome, and

s as

serted that several Couriers Extraordinary,
from our Government, set out this evening
for Italy. Ft is not ddubted here, that
the success •of the Revolution against the
Bourbons of Naples, will have an extraordi-
nary influence on the state of our possessions in
Italy, and all are agreed, that our Cabinet will
take energetic measures. It is singular that, the
event was known here to some persons on the Ist
instant; that is to say, before it took place.
These persons, on being interrogated have an-
swered, that they were informed of it before-hand
11y letters from Paris.
" The Persian Ambassador quits this Capital
the commencement of next week.

" PETERSIIIIRGH, JULY the night of
the `.Bth Ult. the Church, of St. Olaus, at Revel,
was set on fire by lightning,-and entirely de-
stroyed, together with several adjoining houses."

.Halifax Papers arrived this morning to the Ist
of July :—The yellow fever is spoken of as hav-
ing already visited Charlestown. At Baltimore
(Fell's Point), and at MiddletCin, Connecticut,
several fatal cases have occurred.-

It has been said, that the daring spirit which
seems to prevail among the lower orders of the
People, and the: attempts that have been made
to excite Seditioii where it would be most alarm-
ing to.the Government of the Country, have in
duced many persons
.to prepare .for removing to
a Foreign State. We cannot wonder that many