The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-24 00:00:00

anniversary of the happy deliverance of his Majesty
before Cadiz. It is said that a part of the royalist
volunteers of the province will repair to Madrid to
maneuvre before the King.
M. de Lima, Charge d'Affaires of Portugal, is still
at Madrid; it is the Consul-General of the kingdom
who has been recalled by his Government.
Couriers extraordinary arrive every day. After
having read the last despatches from Catalonia, the
Ministers repaired to the Royal residence. It is
reported to day that an imposing army is to be sent
to the Province, the command of which is to be
given to the Count d'Espagne. It seems, however,
that the rebels have made no further progress. Let-
ters from Barcelona say, that General Manso is
marching against them with a strong detachment,
and that happy results are expected from his opera-
tions.

The treaty concluded at Paris by the Duke de
Villahermosa, our ancient Ambassador, and M. the
Chevalier de Cordova, Secretary to the Embassy,
between ns and some Englishmen to whom we owe
some millions, is to be reviewed. For that purpose

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the Government is about to send to London and
Paris four individuals charged with making new ar-
rangem en ts.
There is great talk to-day of a letter of M. Re-
mho's, addressed to the Monarch. The Ex-Super-
intendent of Police announces a deficit of 150,000
piastres, the use of which he undertakes to justify :
it was reported to-day that the fear of not being
able to produce all the necessary documents deter.
mined him to go to Portugal.
I have this instant learnt that the army which the
Count d'Espagne is to command will amount to
20,000 men, all veterans. We also positively know
that the General-in-Chief is appointed Captain Ge-
neral of Catalonia, In the room of the Marquis de
Campo Sagrado, who is recalled to Madrid.
An officer of the provincial militia, named Caceres,
who had before given proofs of insanity, having yes-
terday met an officer of artillery in the street, endea-
voured to pick a quarrel with him, and concluded,
by striking him with his sword. It is on the let of
January, 1828, that the Consulate of Commerce will
be installed : for that purpose, the Angel Hotel has
been hired, and it is there that the Tribunal and the
Exchange will be established.
(PRIVATE CORRESPONDEEQE.)
LISBON, SEPT. p.—La Barboleta, a paper pub-
lished at Oporto, and all the letters we receive from
that town, state, that M. Recacho had just arrived
there, and that he intended to embark for France.
Some days back, the Guerillas attacked, during
the night, the Constitutional troops of Melgaco ; the
engagement began at midnight, and the Guerillas
continued their fire till two m the morning, when M.
Moraes, of the 21st of the line, who commanded the
Constitutional troops, was obliged to retire on
Melgaeo, which would have fallen into the power of
the Guerillas, who had the inhabitants on their side,
if the Corregidor had not learnt at eleven o'clock,
that the place was to be attacked.

GERMAN PAPERS.
FROM THE FRONTIERS OF POLAND, SEPT. 6.
According to a private letter from St. Petersburgh,
it is probable that the Emperor will undertake a
journey in the course of this autumn into the
southern provinces of the Empire, the chief Objeet
of which will be to review the armies under the com-
mand of Field Marshals Sacken and Wittgenstein.

It is also reported that after the acconchement of
the Empress Alexandria, the Court will go to Mos-
cow, and pass several months there, and orders have
already been given to make preparations for its re-
ception. Travellers from the southern provinces of
the empire repeat the assertions which have already
been made that the army in Bessarabia has received
large reinforcements during the summer, and may
probably be twice as strong as it was before.
At Choczym, Akermann, Kischeneff, and ocher
places in that province, there are immense magazines
formed of forage, corn, and other provisions, which
are being further increased by the produce of the
new crops.
The fleet at Sebastopol is equipping with great
activity. Some divisions of it leave the port from
time to time to eruize on the European coasts of the
Black Sea.

FRANKFORT, SEPT. 13.—The .Allgenseine Zei-
lung, which was received yesterday, announcing that
the Ultimatum of the Allied Powers was presented
to the Porte on the 16th of August, caused no small
alarm among the stock-jobbers. The funds in fact,
began to fall, when at the opening of the Exchange
a great banker, by the- confidential communication
of a despatch but just received from Vienna, and
the contents of which were of a most pacific tenour,
caused them to recover. The offers to sell Austrian
Metalliques ceased after they had declined about +

per cent.
Our politicians cannot indeed form a clear idea of
the manner in whiCh the Greek question is to be
solved ; but they persist in believing that, whatever
may happen, it w:11 not be necessary to eut the
Gordian knot. We have not heard a syllable here
respecting the new Austrian loan till we found it in
the French Papers. Nothing is known of it on our
'Change.-4tremburg Correspondent, Sept. 16.
TRIESTE, SEPT. 7.—The English brig Jesse,
Captain Kenuedy, was lately freighted here with a
cargo for Alexandria. It was captured and plun-
dered on the voyage, by a Greek pirate, and re-cap-
tured by the Ariadne English frigate, which, how-
ever, only obliged the pirate to pay the freight to
Captain Kennedy, without demanding the cargo
which the captain had taken on board at Trieste.—
This insult to the English flag, tolerated
by the Ariadne—this abandonment of a cargo
entrusted to its protection, has excited great sensa-
tion here, and brought the English flag into great
discredit, as Alexandria has not been declared in a
state of bleckade. The cargo placed under English
protection, even had it been Turkish property—
which, however, it was not,-ought to have been pro-
tected by the Captain of the Ariadne; and his con-
duct justifies the claims for indemnity which will be
made by the owners of the cargo, as the interest bf
the merchants in general requires.
VIENNA, SEPT. il. —His Imperial Highness the
Archduke Rudolph is so far recovered, that hopes
are entertained of his being able,- by the 21st of

September, to set out on his return to Vienna.
The Marquis de Pereira, Portuguese Minister in
Brazil, who brings to the Infant Don Miguel the
appointment to the dignity of Regent of Portugal,
arrived at Vienna to-day.
According to private letters from Constantinople,
of the 22d of August, the accuracy of which may be
depended upon, the Turkish Egytian fleet, of 89
sail, quitted. the port dr Alexandria on the 31st of
July. United with the division already at Navarin,
the fleet will amount to 120 sail. It had from .5 to
6,000 troops on board.
SEPT. 16..—Metalliques, 92 l -16th—Bank Shares,
108 s.

puTERSBURGU, AUG. 29,—A few days ago the
Emperor exercised a well-merited severity towards
Majesty
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two of the principal functionaries of the State who
had been guilty of very blameable negligence in the
performance of their duty. At the beginning of.
June his Majesty‘transmitted, through the Secretary
of State (Muravjef), an order' to the Minister Of
Public Instruction to see that the repairs of the
schools at Oranienbaum and Cronstadt were pro-
ceeded in without delay ; but two months passed
away without any commencement of the execution
of this order, The Emperor having than learned
from the explanation which he has required of the
Minister on the subject, that the delay was to be
imputed to the Curator of the Petersburgh district,
and to the Director of the department of Public
Instructions his Majesty ordered that the former
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b.e severely reprimanded : and that the
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, for not having informed the Ministeethat his
had not been ful6.lled, should be placed
under arrest in the Corps de Garde of the directing
Senate, _

This punishment of the negligence of those two
functionaries in the exercise of their duty, is to be
communicated, by a circular from the Minister of
Justice, to all the Authorities of the En)Ore,
that
this example may acne as a warning,