The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-24 00:00:00

ps:op ; Ole Princesses afterwartis set oil' far

Made id,

, .
Tha Corvette the Diamond, has brought thg
nevra of the pagilic 'entry. of the troops•of the
K:ng into the. capital, of the new kingdom of
tiraunda. eetteral Morillo..writes from Santa-
Fe de Bogita, dated 31%t of May last, that on
the vh.hrt he same Moult his troops,atunauded
by Colonels Don . Miguel tie la Torre, and Don
Sehattiano de 14 Calznde, entered the Capital, anti
on the 6th of April they occupied Medelina and
the
.province of Autioquia, The Chiefs of the
Insurgents at this point were made prisoners, as
;sell as many of their soldiers, and the rest saved
'thetuselve's in the deserts. The rapid march of
five columns of the Royal IroOps hcrosi ihese de-
z,eris decided the victory. No other resource is
Idt to the enemy but to fly to Las Litmus and
l'apayan.

FRENCH FUNDS.

5 per Cents.
}hulk Actions llO2l. c.

PArkltS.-i-(RIXEIYED LAST NIGHT).
kAtuts, Serr. 20.--1-According to an thoise of
the Emperor Alexander, .el4tive to PorOgners
wishing to settle in Poland, land is to be granted
to thew in plopoition to their property, and
those who haro no property are to be placed on
domain farms.

The I►nrvest is terminated in the Departmerkts
of Seine, Seine et Marne, and Seine ct and

is very abundant.

The Duke de Bourbon is about to return to

El%land,

'Generals Groichy; Ttovigo, and Atneil (Cantu-
inaeious) ate to be ininiediately tried.
By recent letters we are informed, that there
,ore at present building iu the Awcii.viin Dock-
yards, 17 ships clfrtlie 1::t.: w.s,
sides ?O Oentri-fr;gates.

The Dnehes of Orleans renthe‘'re clepartrci
Lite!), oi.ikr to -lay the first stone of a Chars
which lier.frlidl piety., menns. nis qi'ectate pct
Aliet to the memory of II father whOsi, mortal
memains were profanely torn from the tomb of.liis
ancestors.

The Official part of the Afoniteur of September
20th centains a notification, that the payitient.of
the G months, become doe, on the Per-
petual Debt, on Sunday the .224, will.cotansence
on Monday, the 23:1 of September.
FRANKFu.RI., JLII.Y 13.—'4'he object: tvbieb are
to occupy the u:tention of the Germanic nit in
its first Sittings,' have lieen pointed out in SOW
of the .Youruids.

The military organization of the federation will
be the first object. Of deliberation. It is Said that
Prussia and Austria are agreed 00 the'bilsel of this
which might have be,?unit a subject
of discord• between there .two great Powers. It
appears that they do uot pretend to the exclusive
command they have, declared that .they will not
eveicise any influence over the deliberation,
cept what sorises front the number. of. Votes which
the federal part gives them, but they insist that
the military organization shall be made its such a
mazintr th4t there shall alway be a respectable
defensive force ready to act. .
It is on all hands wished to prevent Germany
rrom becoming in any case, as heretofore, the
theatre of 'wars foreign to its interests.
The States of the second ,order insist that' the
List of Maribals of the Federation shall include
_several illustrious names which' do not belong
either to Austria 'at'Prussia. Some designate the
Princes Schwartzenberg,. Blucher, and.Wrede, as
Marshals: There is a general desirc for the vita-
blishipent of a Federal Military
.tu attend'
toThe keeping up the federal fortresses, and to
the permanent organization of the Landwehr and
Landstorm:

GENOA, Sttrr.4.--Ilyintelligenee from Algiers
we that the Dey has, with his. own hand,
(liken of the beads of several of his subjects,
whom be Itceused of reason. . It is, h fact, he-
believed that the Kuglish luol, by means monev,
managed to secure partizans anumgst,,the Algetine
troops, Some t>f the Chieti took flight towardS
the sea, but not being able to_get on, board the
English vesse4., they gnined,'tlie mOnntains. Two
corps of Infidels are mentioned who dist not do
their duty. Altkoogb he Itys experienced a great
check, the Dry has lost nothing. of his fierceness;
lie manifests a most invincible hatred against the
English, and is the idol of the people.
. It isiaid, that the expedition of Lord 'Ex month
will attempt a very important blow on the Coast
of watt that. his--Lordship is to have a more.,
contdderable force under his command. It is also
said that Corfu till htf,the geuerA'rendezvoos of
the English cruisers.

SpitAsa') Ron , BKPT. to .—The Duke Of Welling-
,4m, after terminating the review of The Austrian
troops on the Lewe•r ithine, arrived. here to-day.
His Grace proceeded to view the Cathedral, 'and
afterwards the• Protestant Church. He:went in
the evening, after,dining with the Baron tie Fri-
mont , in Company With several Generals, English,
Austrian, &e. to the theatre, where Jean de Paris
was represented.