The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-27 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 21st have arrived.

The Royal troops have experienced a complete
rout from the Carlists under CABRERA, at the vil.
lage of Ardepol. It appears that CONCHA had for
some time past been endeavouring to bribe the 'CRIS-
TANTS to submit, and at length the armistice had been
agreed on, and was to be signed at Ardepd, where
the bribe was to be paid. The troops of the QUEEN,
two thousand strong, were lodged in one part of the
village, and the Carlist forces in the other. On a
sudden CABRERA appeared at the head of a body of
his guides, and, at the cry of " Viva CAnLos VI."
up and at them. The Carlists rose, and opened a
murderous fire upon the QUEEN'S troops, of whom a
great slaughter took place. One hundred and
twenty prisoners were taken, among whom, it is
said, is Brigadier MANZANO, who was made prisoner
some months before by AIARsAL, and exchanged.
Colenel ROTALDE, who had directed the convention,
is among the wounded. The surprise took place at
night. The situation of the village is said to be
vary suitaMe for an aratbh of the kind.
The whole of the QUEEN'S troops would have fallen
into CABEERA'S hands if the Centralist's Chiefs BEL-
LERA and BALRICH had consented to take part, as
CABRERA proposed. Scruples as to the delicacy of
CABRERA'S scheme, however, kept these Chiefs back;
they declared that they would never gain by treason,
but in fair and open fight. The Carlists defend the
transaction by averring_ that they are merely paying
off the accumulated treasons by which their Chiefs
have fallen into the hands of the Captain-General
CONCHA.

Senor Mora has resigned all his offices in conse•
quence of the insults to which he has been subjected
by NARVAEZ, on account of the ill success of his
negotiations for effecting a reconciliation with Eng-
land. NARYAEZ is also greatly annoyed at the exclu-
sion of SOTTO MAYOR from the conferences held in
Paris between the English Ambassador and the
French Government, on the subject of the Count
DR MONTEMOLIN. There was a " scene" in the
Cortes, on the 20th, on account of the false intelli-
gence, systematically circulated by the Government,
from Catalonia.

MADRID BOLSA, APRIL 21.—Three per Cents., 24
3.16 account; after Bolsa, 24i cash, 241 paper. Five
per Cents. 104 paper; after Bolsa, 1011 cash. Passives,
4 paper ; after Boles, 3y i cash. Coupons, 61 :cash.
Bank of St. Ferdinand, 78 paper. Treasury bills, 68i
69 cash. Exchange on London, 50.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.
The Austrians have been again defeated in a great
battle, and WELDEN, " the best general in the Aus-
trian service," as he has been called, has not been
more successful against the Magyars than was his
predecessor. On the 20th WELDEN concentrated all
his forces, withdrawing even the garrison from Pesth,
and from the camp in the neighbourhood of Ofen, for
the purpose of making a general combined attack
upon the Hungarian forces, ‘VELDEN attacking them
in
front, and JELLACHICH and SCFILICIE taking them
in flank and rear ; this grand combined attack took
place cn the 20th and 21st at Gran, and ended in the
complete defeat of WELDEN. The Ober-Zeitung
says that the Austrians were driven back with the
loss of 20 guns and 2,000 prisoners, and that they
have been compelled to raise the siege of Comorn.
Lord Pozisoriar has left Vienna for London.