The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-25 00:00:00

TO THE MINISTER OF WAR

" On the 17th Don Carlos marched towards Cuenca by
Las Cabrillas. Espartero was to have entered Molina on the
same day. The bands which surrounded Saragossa have
concentrated at Higar " 4 (Interrupted by
night-fall.)
The advices received from Madrid are very favour-
able. Senors CA LATRA VA and IVIENDIZABA L,
finding their influence with the Cortes rather in-
creased than diminished by the attacks made
upon them by OLOZAGA and his friends, have re-
solved to disarm the honest portion of the Opposition
by prosecuting the war with more than their wonted vi-
gour. This is the safest and best course. Indeed, it
is the only one dictated by a true regard to the welfare
of the country. _ _ _

The Carlist Chief PALILLOS lately applied to

the local authorities of La Mancha and Estrema-
dura, offering to agree to the extension of the
articles of the ELIOT Convention to these pro-
vinces. This offer was refused, on the ground that
the peace of these districts was only casually disturbed
by bands of robbers and assassins, who could not be
considered in the light of an enemy, to whom the
usages of war could be extended. PALILLOS vowed
vengeance; and having seized thirty of the National
Guards, whom he dragged separately from their
homes, the monster struck off their heads in the sight
of a band of insurgent:, whom Don CARLOS has re-
cognized as a division of his army !
The following are extracts from the papers :
To the extracts which we have given this morning from the
Barcelona journals, we add the following :
" Baron de Meer left Manceau on the 13th with a battalion

to advance to Berta and Solsona, the centre of the Catalo-
nian faction. After leaving garrisons in these two places he
intends to visit the whole of the mountainous country."
The Garde National observes, that as soon as the Govern-
ment at Madrid saw itself threatened with danger close at
hand, it has displayed great activity, though it had been su-
pine in the invasion of Arragon and Catalonia. " Happily,"
it says, " Madrid is not Paris ; and though Madrid should fall
the provinces would of themselves maintain their rights and
their independence, and re-animate the capital itself, which
has been so backward in procuring the provinces the aid ne-
cessary to vanquish their common enemy."—Le Commerce.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JULY 24.—Wind W. S. W., moderate.—Arrived the
James Caskie, Young, from Virginia. Sailed the Asia, Free-
man, for Sydney. Came down from the River and proceeded,
the Malabar, Box, for Bombay ; Rambler, Hall, for Cadiz ;
and Cambrian, —, for the Mauritius. The Moira, for
India, remains.
PonTsmouTu, Jut.v 24.—Wind S: to W. N. W., fine.—Ar-
rived the Navarre, Moore, from Elarnburgh, and proceeded for
Cowes. Sailed the General Evans, Dare, for San Sebastian.
PisNtourit, JULY 24.—Wind W.—Arrived the Saracen,
Puckey, from Riga.
PENZANCE, JULY 23.—Arrived off port the Gilbert, Munroe,
from the Mauritius; George, Mocgcr, from Havannah.
GLOUCESTER, JULY 24.—Arrived the- Active, Wickland,
from Odessa.

CLYDE, JULY 23.—Arrived Piscator, Duncan, Archangel.
DUNGENESS, JULY 24,—Arrived off port the Emma, Hoop,
rem Jamaica.

\ V F.YMOUTII, JULY 23.—Arrived the Trade, Mosey, Quebec.

RAMSGATE, JULY 25.—Arrived the New York, Washler,
from Bremen, &imaged, having been on shore, bound to
New York.

SHEERNESS, JULY 25.—Arrived the Abeona, and Morgan,
Dunn, from Riga.

Fluid., JULY 24 —Arrived the Ava, Wilson ; Alice,Warder ;
Ouster, Adolphwn ; and Ewald, Bertha, from St. Petersburg}, ;
Wilhelmina, Nelson, from Dantzic ; Floffnung, from Stettin ;
Fortuna, from Pillau ; Catharina, Gifle, from Lukens ; Pruf
and Treheten, from Carlicrona ; and Catherine, Elizabeth and
Anna, Russ, from Copenhagen.
flumisEn, JULY 04.—Arrived the Elizabeth, from Stettin.

YARMOUTH ROADS, JULY 24.—Arrived the Abeona, Riga.
FALMOUTH, JULY 23.—Variable light breezes and tine.
No arrivals. Sailed the Don Juan steamer, for Oporto, Lisbon,
Cadiz, &c.