The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-08 00:00:00

GIBRALTAR PAPERS.

A file of Gibraltar Papers to the 18th ult. have
been received, from which we make the follow-
ing. extracts :
(From the Gibraltar Chronicle of Dec. 15.)
" NOTICE.

" Head-quarters, Gibraltar, 15th Dec. 1821.

" The provisions of the Proclamation of the 29th September
last,; with reference to the communication with Spain, will be
reverted to on Monday next, the 17th inst., and will remain in
force until further orders.

" By his Excellency's the Governor's command,

" S. R. CHAPMAN, Civil Sec."

The Town Council of Cadiz has received from the same au-
thority in Reus, and from the Militia and several inhabitants of
that town, three communications, expressive of the heartfelt
satisfaction with which they have heard of the Representatic-a
addressed to his Majesty. lay:the A.Vhorities of Cadiz, on the
29th October last.

The national militia of Bilboa, on the contrary, has sent an
address to his Majesty, which one of the Cadii Papers terms a
most servile and indecent one. The same Paper (Diario Gadi.
tano de la Libertado, &c.) states that Don Joaquin Virues hav-
ing been appointed Governor -of Malaga, the inhabitants as-
sembled the moment they heard of the appointment, and pre-
vailed upon the War Council to signify to Government that
the new Governor would not be admitted until the Cortes had
come to a determination respecting the message now under con-
sideration.

On the other hand, the Regiments of Asturias, Estremadura,
Gerona, Villaviciosa, and the corps of Royal Engineers and
Artillery at Sarragossa, have renewed to the Cortes the most ear-
nest assurances of their love of order, and adherence to the
Constitution.

The Corunna Diary confirms the account of Mina's having
been reinstated in the military command of Gallicia, in opposi-
tion to the orders of Government ; but a private letter from
that province, published in the Redactor General, informs us,
that the example of Corunna had found no imitators in the
other districts. The Civil Governor had taken upon himself
the duties of Military Commander, and removed to Leigo—
the inhabitants of the province being unwilling to acknowledge
the Authorities established in Corunna until their appointment
had been sanctioned by Government.
The Redactor also brings a letter from Ceuta stating, that
the. Bishop and three Canons had been sent on board a ship in
that bay in the night of the 7th instant, being suspected of a
want of partiality to the Constitutional system.
And, lastly, a Cordova article, in the Espectador, under date
the 2d instant, relates that General Moreno, Military Corn-
inandant of Andalusia, M. Albistu, the Civil Governor, Baron
de Andilla, and Captain Pintado had entered that city the day
before ; that the General got himself acknowledged by the Re-
giment of Santiago, but could not prevail upon that of El En-
fante Don Antonio to do the same. That in the evening seve-
ral individuals complained to the Board of Health of the viola-
tion of the Health Regulations by these personages, all of
whom had communication with Baron de Andella, who was
conic from an infected district, and requested that they might
be conducted to the Lazaretto, and brought to trial ; and lastly,
that at midnight they were marched out; escorted by a detach-
ment of Volunteers.