The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-24 00:00:00

The Gazette de France of the same iliy acblstlie
(of 'ovving

" The rebels surprised the Count de UALDEttox,•atid con-
ducted hilt) as eprisoner into the Mountains of Honda. They
seized all his payers, and immediately printed his correspon-
dence with the Court, and distributed it with profusion.—
They have taken possession of the Forts of Otdiz, with the
exception of the Trocadero, which they have 'blockaded. It
is said the Constitution of the Cartes has been Proclaimed in

Cadiz."

An article from Miinheim states, that Prince
trit.i.rim of PflusstA is to be appointed Viceroy
of Rhenish Prussia.

It is men►ioned from Augsburg, that the Duke
of OTRANTO (Fouche) had arrived at Trieste,
where he is henceforth In reside, and where the
residence of J23ONIS 13tToNAPAtcrx and his family
is also established.

A gravid pleasure camp will, it is said,' be as-
sembled ill the course of the spring, near Pest, in
Hungary, at which the Emperor of AUiTRIA, and
all the Archdukes, will be present.
The following are extracts, from the Journals
of Friday : neither of the Chambers met on
Thursday :
" PARIS, JAN. 21.—The Duke de Richelieu
breakfasted with the King yesterday, and after-
wards transacted business with his Majesty.
" It is deemed necessary for die health of M.
De Serre, Keeper of the Seals, that lie should go
to a warmer climate. He therefore sets out for
Nice early next week. It was reported yester-
day, that the Seals had been offered to M. Ravez,
but that he had refused them.
" It is also said, that the Count Decazes is.ne-
gociating with the members of the Cole Gauche
of the Chamber of Deputies.
" Wednesday a Courier from Madrid arrived
at the Hotel of the English Embassy, and set cut
in about an hour for London.

It was rumoured yesterday that the King of
Spain ha(4 been obliged to quit Madrid.

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" VIENNA, JAN. B.—Lord Francis Osborne
arrived here the day before yesterday from Corfu,
witli despatches, which are supposed to be of the
greatest importance, He alighted at Lord
Stewart's, and was immediately presented to the
Prince de Metternich.

" Recent Lrtters from Constantinople, men
tion a dreadful fire there, which had destroyer
1,500 houses."

American rapers arrived this morning to the
17th December :

(From The National "I,' •oeate, of the 15th Die.)
LIGUSE OF REPLESF:NTATIVES.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

On the motion of Mr. l'Amoa, of New York,
the House resolved itself into a Committee of the
whole of the State of Union. Mr. Necsos, of
Virginia, being called to the Chair, the PRE3I-
- MI3SSAGR of yesterday being taken into
consideration,

Mr. TAYLOR offered for the consideration.of the
Committee the following Resolutions
I. Resolved, That so much of the Message of
the President of the United States as relates to
the subject of carrying into consideration of the
Independent Government of South America, the
admission into our ports of foreign ships of War
and privateers, be referred to a Select Committee.
2. That which relates to fortifications and
other militia subjects, be referred to a Select
Committee.

3. Relates to the Naval Department, and the

the
King of FRANCS as the tirhitc•r of thell dlfrer.
ences, and that it was believed the Portuguese
Sovereign would surrender Monte Video to Spain,
in exchange for the restoration of Olivenza.

4` From The Conslitutionnel of the 20th we copy
the following
" The Gist news of tbie insurrection which has broke out in
Andalusia, among the troops, refusing to embark for America.
was communicated through a private channel. An extraordi-
nary Courier has just brought it to the Spanish Ambassador,
but the details are not yet known. Nothing positive was known
even in Madrid at the time the Courier left on the Bth. We our-
selves possess nothing but surmises.,and do riot intend topnblish
any thing till meire ample particulars reach us; but in anti-
cipation we remark, that the affair may be considered very
serious.—A:l that was risible in Madrid, was the agitation of
the Court, the frequency of Com leis and Expresses coming
from the Andalusia road. The Prime lk7i.fister, the Duke de
Fernando, had not closed his eyes for thire nights. A
thousand vague reports were in circulation respecting Gene-
ral Calle.) 71., COMA de Calderon, Oli whose person the soldiers
had seized; they curt) go so f:u• as to say, that the city of
Cadiz had taken part in the insurrection, and that the Con-
atitmi ion of the Cortes had hue❑ proclaimed them•. We

trust Wait for ulterior details. Those which hare been cir-
culated by the Alittiterill Journals, -issue, no doubt, fruit
sources worthy of confidence, as far as regards Ilia awbeuti-
City of the facts. But it is not fruits those sources that all the
truth can he known."