The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-31 00:00:00

list sitiffirlitd at atierting yeiteidayi that no disorJer idttl4
nd
rupted the general joy, notwithstanding the immense
cro
that filled all the streets of the Capital. dot
' The Prince Royal, in his quiliity of the King'6 Lieuten
General, addressed a Proclamation to the Artily, Pralsingit.
the highest terms for the order and diseiplirr e\Whiob 1'3"1 d
tinguithed it in its trarch, and alto in its cantOnarrn", 2
daring its entrance into the Capital. t-Nti. Roya
14iihnes*
also rendered justice to the Chief, who had 'directed its Way"'
extents.,
The Decree of his Royal Highness, dated yesterday' P
slating the Provisional Junta, declares that this Body 'l'3i, be
'.
consulted in all that relates to the Government, until the c°"d
ri
vocation of the National Parliament ; that the Constitati3(
shall be sworn.to •hy the Prince, and •by all the Members
the Royal Family, in the presence of the Junta ; and that the
oath shall be renewed in the presence of the Parliament'
Toledo-street, the finest and most freqsented in t"
capital, was illuminated in the everting of the 6th. The bfiett
of the Popes Nuncio was remarkable for the elegance °`
t
" JULY 27.--. The King presided yesterdal.3-
,t 0
Council of Ministers; which sat for two boors and a half.
Majesty gave private audiences to the Bishop of Bayonne and
to the Count Beugnot, Minister of State. The Kirl
Unties to enjoy good health ; the local weakness occasioned";
the late attacks of gout is gradually diminishing, and
' hoped that his Majesty will soon be enabled to resume tli'
custorned promenades.
d el
" Colonel Duvergier, whd was arrested the beginnino
June, has been, by the decision of the Council of Minister"
placed at the disposal of the Procureur du Roi. He Wag' 1
, the 512 d instant, 'subjected' to a first interrogatory before 1
Jarry, Juge d'lnstruction.
" A dreadful hurricane, with thunder and hail, de ."rail°
,4
the Isle de Rd in the night of the 16th instant ; the dall2..di
is estimated at frdm 1,500,000 to 2.,000,000 francs. Thet
storm also destroyed the harvestin several Commune

Vend4e.
" The Emperor of Ranh is expected at Warsaw
7th of August.—Lord Ellenborough is arrived at Paris. 0
" The Gazette of Venice of the 15th inst. says, 80.111nbi
brought yesterday evening by a vessel which left Corfn toll
51d, state that Ali Pacha bad made his peace with the (311,004
Seignior, by ceding all the provinces which he governsp,.l444
the exception of Janina and its territory, and other towersl:4
places along the coast, which he had seized, and '4'.
formerly belonged to the Republic of Venice.
,ethi
" Accotmts from Madrid, of the 15th instant, annals— d
arrest of the Curate Ostalozzo, who, it is said, is implic3tie
in the conspiracy recently discovered at This
elastic, under the late system, was a zealous advocate for
King, over whom, it is alleged, he exercised great inflocrc.

LITE PER CENT 9.
Wednesday

DEFERRED STOTS.

Of the nd March, 1830 ' 92 f. c.
" AtIGSMIROII, JOLT lg..—You may easily imagine t.
the intelligence from Naples has caused the greatest sell°l4
here.

" A private letter from nom states, that the latter ell4t:,
June the Neapolitan Government had an extreme ferule°
tion amongst the troops. It is understood that the King Pro
posed to remove a great number of officers and empluf
in other regiments, but this project was given up lie°W4
was feared it would make too much noise.
" VIENNA, JULY 25.—Tbe Persian Ambassador is 81.-'

here from Paris.
too
" Rams, Jur.e 12.—We learn by accounts received
...of
that arr Argerine squadron has captured in the waters a P.-00f
three Tuscan .vessels which were going to convey proof."
to the barks employed irr the coral fishery. The crews
sios
put in irons, arid the squadron sailed for Algiers. The grci,
consternation prevails among the coral fishers. The VP of
have also captured a polacca from Tunis.. The Itelleocl 1
the latter city are making great preparations for war. yt
" Funtstect, JULY 15.—Letters froM Naples state t 141
there existed souse difference of opinion between Geertept
Carrascosa and. General Pepe, which it was for a ini;le
feared might lead to serious consequences, but an ari3i‘-

arrangement took place. tt4
M " NUREBERG, JULY 10.—Private Letters state, I;edti
most positive terms, that the Elector of Hesse has 48clu its
convoke the ancient Provincial States of the Electerste'
order to submit to them the Project of a Constitutioo."
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New Brunswick Papers arrived this 111‘411

to the 28th June.
1011
ST. Jomes, JUNE 24:—By a Gentlean'
arrived in the Ploughbo.9 this morning fr;r
Passamaquoddy we learn, that a sloop 0f
anchored there on Sunday from Halifax, slier
boat with an Officer on shore at Smug Cove' tfle
visit was not known, but it was genera•-•
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opinion that she is intended to enforce the of
ter Laws, and to prevent the encroachrnelit

the American fishermen.
I af
LATEST FROM AFRICA.—Since the arri'l4,ti
the CQmmissioners for the trial of Slave ve's'oo
at Sierra Leone thirty-two of that descriPoti
have been captured and condemned. Is.c7e 14
vessels were reported the other day t°
Bissao and Cassao, Rio Grande, all for
nt
Some very curious and' interesting "c--0,05
have been published relating to ProP'-ifir
which are said to have been made to the G°* for
ment of Buenos Ayres by the French Ministrl
, or
the purpose of establishing a Monarchic
of Government in South America ; and f r Mlle
°3/tCo,
documents it appears, that the Duke °f f` 5
nephew of King FERDINAND of Spain, 010
have been the Sovereign. It is evide'l roeti
whatever was done by the French G°ve: scio)
was at the instance of the Spanish Ig°ll3Fc • ,ing
Dlisa
had a greater interest than France in es-3 erics"
hAO •
his own nephew as Sovereign of See-- c,to:
personallyAt all
„+ioll" in.
eN n
tooktswneo find that the DO° :et; 00:
indeed his name doepsarntoitnatthaell napegp°:::
a
ea tie
currents. The negociation was coranle-- wilco
the auspices of the Duc de itivisqgu'