The Sun.
London, England, 1808-12-31 00:00:00

SPAIN.

To the many gratifying proofk.,n'helt *6 'have al-
ready recorded of the zeal and spirit of the Galli-
clans, we have, the pleasure to add the following
ADDRESS TO THE INUABITANTSOF COKUNNA..

" FAITHFUL CORUtiNESE,
" The country is in danger; the hazard to which
the holy religion of our fathers, our laws, and liberty,.
are exposed, is tnost imminent. The Usurper,of
France, he who has stolen from ukouraugtist King,
is colietling the nations whom he.has degraded by _
his odious policy, to subjugate: 'and 'degrade us also.
“ Spain, which in happiertimesi,wbeyi„v4kthe
reach of French tiatij.ty. and deeeptiOn, hAlstillicient
' energy to defend herself;-and Make herself _respect-
ed by all the world, is. the same country from which.
Napoleon, another Nebuchadnezzer, is now seeking
an infamous adoration.. Shall we be so lost totimr. •
selves as to bow the knee to him, and pay him tri-... •
bute ?—Shall the generous sons of august , Spain be
reproached with the weakness ,ot submitting to the. ,
infinnous yoke which he has prepared for us, unless
we render ai‘ortise his crafty means and detestable
projects. It is not possible ! The Central Junta 4r..:
with its known sag city, has foreseen. these OnteS:bt,
and tim-rible tinned, and is at this moment engaged to,
ameliorate them with its usual prudence... ,
" The regulations which have been- communi-
cated for the establishment of an honourable militia,
.is the most solid proof of this fact. The ideas of the
1 Junta, so well expressed, are, that every man with-
out exception, from fifteen to sixty, without any
distin6tion of classes or estate, the Ecclesiastics ex-
cepted, shall come forward to save the Country, de-
stroy the Colossal power of the tyrant, and recover •
our ancient hbnour and greatness. ' Are there any
who esteem themselves as the soriV of our august
mother, who are ashamed of so generous an under-
taking ?—May such horrid and
,perfidious treason
remain only with'the feW'-dekerierate. Spaniards, the
unworthy sons of their countr'rilnity*
" This city depends upon your fidelity, zeal, and
patriotism, that is, that within three days from the -
present,you will all be enrolled. It is to be hoped
that none of you, whatever may be your situation
or destination, from fifteen to sixty (Ecclesiastics
excepted), will expose yourselves to the'disagree-
able necessity of being compelled by force, and by
drawing down such a
.stigma,_rendo,yourselves un-
worthy the character of a good Spaniard, &c."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE•

NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING, 18. S.

MATCHES made in December, aoS, for December, tilos,
MONDAY.
CHEVELY FIELED.
Mr. Redhead's p. agst Mr. jamcs's p. IC. and tB.
Mr. Redhead's p. agst Mr. Lovelace's p. G. and /R.
Mr. Redhead's p. agst Mr. Lovelace's p. IC and rt.
Mr. F. Wright's p agst rvir. Lovelace's p. EC;. ,thd IE.
Mr. P. Wright's p. agst Mr. Lovelace's p. IG. and 113.
Sir P. 1314ke's d. p. agat Mr. kiamond's blue d
p. LG.
Mr. Wright's p. agst Mr. H. Redhead's p. IC. and rl3,
Mr. Corselhs's d. p. agst Mr. Hatnond's p. 1(;,.
Mr. Upcher's p. agst Mr. Page's p. IC.;. and :13. .7'
Mr. Upcber's Queco (Brindle) agar. Mr. Wright'a Vie, blk.
and white. IC. and tB.

TVS3I3Ay.

CHIPPENHAM FIELD.
Mr. Redhead's p. agst Sir P. 13 p. tG. and tII.
Sir P. Blake's p. agst Air. Upchcr's p. sG, and tI3.
Mr. H. Redhead's blk d. Yorick, agst Mr. Wrighr's blue
d. d. Valiant. IG. and sl3.
A 0 i.re
Sir P. illakc's Greyhound, agst _lr." l rg..t' s C rey-
hound. IG. and sl3.
Sir P. Flake's d. agst Mr. P. iVright's tr
d. ;G. and IP.
Mr. Upchor's p. apt M. T4.4fitf4.p.-.,l4Cti!:'2nrt 46.
Members eletted at the Newmarketip?ursingMeeung. , -
K. C. H. Kortwright, E:q. Flulands, Chelmsford,
11. Rev. 13. Stane, C:oppersale, Epping.
N. kcv. Mr. lennyn*, Bottisham Hall.
Q. Mr. Upcher, Thompson, Virats9p.
1. Mr. H. hedhead, Thetford.

The two last County Reports pl.t.Wished by th,-
Board of Agriculture, posse 44 4o!striking feature;
over and above the usual• partioblaii'boutained
icr
these valuable Books. The ,Report.•for 'Berkshire
contains full andhighlysuriousdetailArel9tive to .the
farming establkhmenr,;of firs hllijesty; and that for
Bedfordshire contains cirCuurstitunial particulars rela-
tive to the Dulie of Bedford's Eitablishment at Wo-
burn.