The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-28 00:00:00

(From the Gazette de Fralce.)

" Madrid has been the Theatre of an insurrectional move.
meat, which lusted from the I6th to the !sib inst. The no.

ruination of General Joseph Mari?sCarrajel to the Vst o,
Governor of Madrid, and of New* Castile, instead (4
General Vigo let, was the muse of it., The 'pretext '66:t
that this nomination, which• was writt-en by tbe kliOs
hand, was not countersigned by a Minister: The V-Pi
pie flocked' its crowds to Viskhplace of the Sittings o
the Cortes, where the permanent Deputation bad assenitile
on the 16th at nine inAbc,evening, and called for the con;
vocation of the Extraordinary Cortes. The Deputation 1)61
a Sitting, at -the dose of which, a letter was sent to hi' r'lef3:
jesty by an Extraordinary Courier, to inform him of the
,
fervescence ,which he appointment of General Catvajac?3'
produeed. Things remained in this state tell the next dal./
the agitation seemed to increase every instant; it was ko°ll,
that the Ministers had sent Extraordinary Couriers to all

Provinces, and this step augmented the disquietude. di
"At half-past four a Deputation of the People presente
Petition to the Municipality, sopplicating them to 34dre;
the permanent Deputation of the Cortes, for the ptar'e
.
assembling the Extaortlinary Cortes. The people *litto
with impatience the reply to the communication of the D 4"...
puties of the evening before. ' •
• that tb4
" At 7, a Deputy presented himself to announcer •
thg
Deputation had received a very satisfactory answer fro?
King. It purported, that his Majesty, in ,destining GO'he
Carvajal to the post of Captain-General of New Castile, ,
lieved that the nomination would be conformable to
wishes of the people, but hating seen with surprise, the°
pt,
quietude which it ,had caused, he only desired to do
should be more conformable to the Constitational.qttel*
-His Majesty, therefore, directed his Ministers to pr01*L44.67i.
him three persons, worthy of the public con&d.encer to
the situations of Captain-General of New Castile,
Chief of Madrid, awl Inspector-General of Militia, the thr
.004.
persons who occupied these posts having bzen now'

Councillors of State.
a„d•st
" His Majesty added, that his prolonged stay at the ri
had no other motive than the state of his health, and as s'A
as. that was re-established, he would return to the Cart

to tranquillize its inhabitants. - •
ople
" This intelligence produced a calm, and the Pe"'t,
paraded through the strLets to the sound of instruvien
to make it known through the whole city.
" The 16th the Government had adopted measures.. 11:
whole Gat:l-ism' were under arms, and 400 men of' the .$1!:
tiunal Guard had been called for to maintain the Pub:
tranquillity. The. Municipality of Madrid, On the 17th,
a Proclamation to the inhabitants,
AO
"'Several couriers from Madrid passed through Bor-A 14.0
the 22d ; one of them,, who left Madrid the Stir, reports
fur several days a ferment prevailed amongst the re'lli;
and that at length it broke. out in the night of tale 17t4
in front of the Town I.e,
.the people amid sticat6
Long live the King—The Constitution for ever—liter'"ln4.
ing an extraordinary assemblage of the Curies, arta lu,a;
return of the King to Madrid. Groupes of persons theil
to the houses where iron chains were kept,, and broke the°.
It appears that the disorder w.ai, not carried further.
tvoi
Time cobrier brought an address from the Municipal'"
41-
Madrid to.the Kink, complainingbf time apprehensions 0'

ed by the -continued absence of his Majesty. . .
Welearn, that the CoUrt of Tosoa4lias refused t°fc.
cognize the new-Neapolitan Consul, ‘'rti_O had been. WI

Leg horn.—(Gazsttede France.)

FIVE PER CENTS.

Friday L. 50 c.
DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 22d Sept. ISO 93 f. 55c.

44 VIENNA, Nov. 15,r—Three of our most experienced('
nerals have received orders to proceed to take commands 1°
the Ariny'Of

W INDscat,Nov • 26.—,His MAstsTy
at his Cottage in Windsor Park yesterdaY';
This the King, accompanied by his 3st
tendants in waiting, attended , Divine: Service„
St. G-eorge's Chapel, where his Majesty wasi°l,-„:
ed •by his Royal. Sister, the- Princess Aug,us
accompanied by her Lad V .in Waiting. Au :e'r,,
cellent Sermon was preached by the• Rev.
Stopford, the Canon in residence, from the `24to.
chapter of the Acts of the Apostles, and the 160,
verse. Ms Majesty was received on bis er
trance to the Chapel by .the.R,ev. DNo
rs. rtni:
Champagney, Heath, &.c.- The Reverend
,Ge,o,
tlenten also attended his-Majesty,-at'The'
sion of the Service, and his retirement front
Chapel: His Majesty appeared in- excelled,
health. The 'congregation crowded 'the 03114
His Majesty accompanied the Princess. Augtvfee
from the Chapel to her residence at FrocrlsOlyi
where he spent the afternoon with her I°s
Highness, and dined with the Princess.

Yesterday morning,at half-pa S-t eleven o'clocst
the KING arrived in his travelling chariot °i
I.',
four, with out-riders, at his Palace in Pall-0130i
escorted by a party of the 10th Regiingot

Light. Horse from Windsor. _ .
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On Saturday last the KING sent a blessig-._,lr-
Lord GRENVILLE, and the,. Noble: Lord
~,,iih
forthwith an audience óf his MAJESTY, 0114-.

lasted for an. hour and a half. -
W understand, that in consequence of the • t
peated outrages and street- robberies. which hi 4.11,
recently taken place, Lord StomouTti hestibt
creased. the force:under the .coraniand. of
Magistrates df the different Police. Offices *of
considerably, and that octive*.precautions fre•
taken to prevent, as much' as poSsible, the of
quency of-such robberies,' Jo' which the Fries
season of the year is always favourable.—(3lfil
inb Paper.)
Letters froth Vienna, dated Nov. 16, stag"
Intelligence had arrfted there from Trol'iia
that the deliberations of the_ four Sovereigns :1.:05
assumed a more-pacific 'form; that the tleslol
against Naples were to be abandoned;. „l'oei,
so far from disturbing the tranouillity of t.:l-11', ''eit
their efforts would he solely directed to the
means for its preservation."
There has been a partial illumination- at .J.
fries, which was preceded by i4o.rne curious l'as of
bills on different sidei.• • One from a societ.l,,,
ladies is bold and carious : -it was as follov.vs '
" KOTICE.—THF: FENIALY, BENEVuLENT f;OCIEVYO
Hare determined not, to nuhnate in honour Of 3 µnoo.
who is adi race to her sex ; therefore, if any of the;'rieti;
dows are When, they•will repair them out of the 5',,,0e0"
funds ; and they will, to-morrow, dismiss their charity''
in which they have educated 150 poor children for nine 040;
gratis; and they will also stop giving 401. yearly " 050,4'
poor'families in distress.. Therefore, let the mob ca bcfo",
well, why they will deprive the Oar of such a blesbinP, •
they throw a stone."

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lh VISIT to ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.

['From the Morning Papers-1
- L'e Committee appointed to superintend- the
--rroz
gcments assembled yesterdaymorning at the
eceeniasonsvTavern The following. Letter, re-
tcv„ed from Sir Robert Wilson, was read :
bi„ii`'ENri.EmEN—l ha're expressed to your deputation my opi-
to ibakn the subject of the proposition you. did me.the honour.
pro,:*. If You finally determine that it is expedient to form
1-"lionary cavalctile to attend her Majesty on the 99th
.sliall be ready to join my fellow-citizens and consti-
aire,l,7 'iv that tribute of respect to her-Majesty, and in those
larihick may tend to preserve order and. rept-
,ul:,`,..att. all times most desirable, but which peculiarly he,
e solemnity of the occasion:l am," &. c.
lr' IA.ILEy, who had an interview with the
r•
oersmith Committee, reported the result,
11i; lch led to the adoption of a resolution to have
r,,etrurnpeters on horseback to accompany the.
-'4icadv.
lt _ •
as finally agreed that the'Eastern division
. Lwe cavalcade should- assemble, under the- di-
of Sir R. WILSON, at nine o'clock ,on
ve'llesday morning instead of ten. Tickets
)slir•!, issued to the Members-of this division, of
,-,1;11 the following
is
a copy
'Leiria -ye' . Majesty's Eciirt to St. Pipit's
tu as% the 29th of November, 1890. Ihe Eastern Division
klidtr'rahlt in Hyde Park at nine of he clock, precisi. ),
1-4" superintendatice of Sir Robert WilSon, M. I'.
~
The
'‘ THOMAS BCNsoN, Sec.
4g4i subject of a pedestrian procession
was
eor;il stated,. when it was observed, that this
si" "ttee did not contemplate any such proces.,
• put if those Societies who had gone up
1)(4,- .4'ddresSes to her MAJ Esty were desirous of
• Present, it was suggested that the best
str,e,s, for them to adopt wculd. be to line; the
1)4,24 on each Side, from Elyde-park to Temple-
gto' -with their banners and bands, taking up the
itp Ittl as they arrived,. and forming two or three.
'l4::''''as'Weir numbers might require ; due care
• -int,
sa „ taken to be on the ground at an early hour,
.3
s ) avoid confusion.
V-'411,1111) NOEL has requested to assist Sir
Park LioN in arranging the cavalcade in Hyde
ta, s and other gentlemen will be selected to
tli49t)ll"rate in the same object. -It is expected
and Mr. lionnovsk wilt
`utl'eated to take the direction of 'Ole Ham-
iltet()pinitit division. The. horsethen from the Bo-
sisblt) as well as from some of the larger pi-
tli,V) will appoint a place for 'rendezvous.in
its a-Phrspective districts, and march ..from thence
IN:6'4IY to Hyde 'Park so as to be:on! the ground
roadVY at nine. The place of =meeting is the
4eading from the Park Gafe tothe Horse-
• &.‘,rracks, at _Knightsbridge.
w,.• . .
i'llo'''",essivri will wove on from Hyde-Park-cornet. in the
• g 6-Eder ;

. _
Three Trumpeters.
Sir BougaT tyst.sos. . •
Cavalcade, Six a•hreast.
• Three Bugles.
I,Ter NlA3r.sTY's Carriage, drawn by Six Horses.
Tim Carriages of her suite. •
The • Haminerstnitl).l)i.viion. Six a-breast.
1-11 r, Three-Y.-tit/Too-6. •
theie ,-•ommittee have undertaken to defray-all
pin arges of the band, and other incidental
.(;'-':•outof their ow'n_ pockets
1101„11 'the arrival 'of the_ first division. of the
Ahev will file-off on-the South side of
41.0t11Cathedral... The Hammersmith divi7
takil.l halt and face'to 'the, right about, so as to
ttra-,, the lead in the ,return • of her MAJESTY to
-I,l4eltburgh House.
zll,1-''a Eastern division will fall. in in the rear,
(-4,,,,,lEtecotupany her-MAJEsrI- back to Hyde Park
!er) Where they. will take their leave.

TIiEaTRE:•-- The romantic Drama o
441". -, was revived 'last night
4t b once so
creA;r4rY-La.'ne Theatte, and in a manner very
r•tr-i-it-;kble -to the Management, in point of deco-
'?",- scenery, Sic.. it was also creditable to
i'''r,Pdgment hi the allotment, of the-characters.
kr, ,ALJAcit, who was at least respectable in
'14,4.4") increased his hold on the Public by his,
,of Rolla. In-several of the passages
t*:l.7as affecting, and on the whole very irnpres-
(`,. I; riotous noise haVing occurred in the
tie,_erY, he came forward, and rather too empha-
11-k-s'LY signified that he should not proceed till it
lib;quelleil. This was somewhat of a rash
kc and though it was favourably. received,
iha ;I°Pe reflection will prevent him from repeat-
-4111;' An Actor should bow-respectfully to the
111,:el'ee, and leave them to subdue-- whatever
iii et at their pleasure, and not presume to
"e to.them what ought to
.be done. Mr.'
Ivol 11t sustained, AlOnzo, the -reputation
I).'cl:i he has aegitired 'in his other performances.
..I.l,?(frro was very neglig4ntly supported •by
Ty.
and •-n-e never before saw the Spanish.
-ttiel_ntrnakes•o insignificant an appearance. The
tut shtic holdnesS of ;Was rendered pro-
Arestir,"t by Mrs. GLOYEtt,
,and the Cora of Mrs.`wks characteristically tender. and inte.
in if Boorrit does not bestow more pains
‘l3'ing the part or Pizarro, and more y.,eal
allotsiuPllorting it, it ought to be assigned to
tiir Performer. The subordinate characters,
were tolerably. well supplied,. and.
Polllll4e. Is likely to regain some
.. of its, former
Ity. • •

•
' following Gentlemen were yesterday'
110„€:;;;;`° the c,' De ree or. Barrister at Law by the
titArY. "rabic Soc‘ietY- of Lincohi's. Inn :—John
'1`11( ; Thomas Gibson‘ Inman, Esq.;
ail, Thoubuld, Esq.; Richard Hasler, Esq. ;
I,l"ohert ‘‘r.ood, Esq.
sus, KING of FRANCE has made good the loss
1.11;4"1(-'d by the large Theatres during the time
I.)._Y were stint," on account Of the death of the
ulk,-e tie BERRI. t
no hotel• of the late Marshal NEY in Paris is
nt °lrered for, sale; for the benefit of his four
rire_.
Matt,'est of the Christmas articles Of _consumption
within the last two or three days, expe-
xj:c"l a material advance in price.
‘1.4.t number of passengers are at Portsmouth,
:tillg to go out in the Westmoreland, for the
ffi
and Van einan's Land. -11
a" Roma NSTON.E, Member fon Stirlingshire,
tOLIt to retire from Parliament on account Of
Bl'alth, and his .son, Mr. LDMONSTONE, is can-
-4lng the County to succeed Sir CHARLES.