The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-12 00:00:00

SPAIN.

. BA.YO NS E, AUGUST 3.—The accounts from
Madrid of the 20th state that tranquillity con-

finites to prevail in that capital. Several
ralsw.nd other persons of distinction have ben
ordeied to quit. Madrid and repair to the pro-
vnices. The influence of. the Liberal partk'cip-
tinues to increase. The Editors of tke finpqnrl,
ho were supposed to be in the pay of the Anti-
Liberal party, and particularly of a Foreign Am- •
bassador, have been threatened with assassin4tiOn;
hich is the. reason that has induced them to sus-
pend. their Journal.—Three days having elapsed
since the Permanent Deputation pointed out. to
his Majesty. the, persons whom it cvoulcibe proper.
to remove front_his person, and no auStirer hav_ing
vet been received, it is imagined that hisi;Maje'sty.
is not inclined to accede to the wish of the;Depu-..
tatiort by 'depriving himself of all those.Whii are
attached to his person ; but as things stand;'he
will,; probably be obliged to consent, to all fiat is
asked of hira.---.-The regiment's of militia which
have 'hitherto been put under arms amount to - •
about 8000 men : 'it is , thought that. as.. Sneri, as
Lopez Banos begins to exercise his' functions as,
Minister of War, 10,000 more will be calle4 out.
•The patriots would wishi to :have 50,000, levied ;
but they do not pay attention to thestate'of the
treasury, which within, theie few daysCOrtlr,p9:',
pay.a certain sum claimed by the lioyal;•11•OnSe-;..„
hold on account of its safary:.-The accounts
from, the provinces are, lesS alarming, thaVts,;,viltit
respect to the insurrection, especially in,,41.1C4...
lonia ; but much anxiety is caused by Rent os.r:
different nature received, this evening, by:04,08,
from Cadiz and Barcelona. It is positively
serted, that, the Government. has received Official
information,tliat the,fleet lately arrived atCadlzT4st
0 me~i in the voyage, w ho died Of the
and, that there were still several sick: cin_board
that disptiteS had • arisen bet4een the 144-40.41• t
lity.and.,the Junta, of-tlealth,-.the former
.wxslirttg
to se}aitlte,vf..!aiels arriving from AmeriCa with
the yyei:3pi,..ijord • to perform 'quarantine a trait
00114 decision of, the,cBoard of Ileaith
prevetled, to, let them, remain iri the road,,b.ut at
. O
,a great ;distance" from the m This decision

"-has nosed much alarm at Cadiz, and it is curious'
nu account Of the facility with which the conta-
gion may be communicated. The accounts from
Bartelona say, that two persons had died
.there
oo- the 21st of the yellow fever; but thisnews-
does not seem `to be stall certain.—The accounts
from ValeWeiVkit the.24th•sbew that the Patriots
are absolutely,,,resolved to put an end to the
affair of ‘Gon:::Elio, and .that this unfortunate
officer-vrillsbo,h.tose his life for his devotedness,
to the cause of the King. We have nothing new
+eppectitig- the 'division of Quesada, who does
not venture to engage his adVersaries, his troops
. not being disciplined and exercised. The various
accounts that we receive from :that part of the.
country lead us to believe that the arrival of 600
troops .of the,line will put an end to the opera-
tions of the Defenders of the Faith. The Pro-
visional Junta of Government in Navarre has
passed a Decree, dated 28th July, revoking all
the prohibitory measures adopted by the Cortes.
This circumstance, and the flight of the Spanish
:Custom-house officers from the frontiers of Na-
. has induced our Bayonne merchants to
send. large quantities of goods,.which has caused
• English merchandize in Spain to fall ten per cent.
Baron Lagrange arrived to-day (the 3d) at
- Bayonne, coming from Madrid and proceeding to
.-Paris. • The French party daily loses ground at
!qadrid.. The English is in favour ; hopes are
entertained of he assistance of Great Britain in
case of foreign invasion.
• •Orapisi MADRID PAPEII.3 OF JULY 29.) •

nT. SrithaTlAN, JULY IR.-The two columns in pursuit
of Quesada having-traversed the vallies of Salagar, Roncal, &c.
and having proceeded on the 18th as far as lloncesvalles,- at
iengtA pursued tkem go cloge that Quesada" with 800 men ap-
peared on an, eminence to the right, and Juannitol with 300 to
312 left, but geeing that they were going to be charged with
The bayonet at both points, they abandoned their positions,,and
instead'of a general action, as was expected, there.was only some
skirmiihing. They lost 20 killed, and CA wounded, besides a
-great many who were clisberged, and -threw away their arms;
- our columns had one killed and seven wounded. 1% reserved
• four-soldiers who had 'been taken prisoners, and took two of
-the rebels, one of *horn is the assassin of the unfortunate Lu-
- anda de Totoga: 'The factious retreat towards Engrii and are
warmly-pursued.
MADRID, JULY 27.--The Editors of the Imparcial, in their
number of to-day, announced in the following. manner the ces-
sation of their Journal :—" Experience having proved to us
that we cannot find the necessary protection against the insults
and threatS of which we have frequently been the objects,
we should have ceased some time ago to edit this Journal, had
. we not been obliged to listen to other more important considera-
tions. Being now free from these, we are at liberty to suspend
a task•in which we can gain no other fruit than vexation and
• etisgust."

MADRID, JULY 26.—The Constitutional Arguntanziente of
'Barcelona has addressed a representation to his Majesty, from
which the following are extracts :
" Sire-:-When the standard of rebellion waves in almost
every corner of the provinces of Catalonia—when the monu-
ments are overthrown and destroyed which ought to be as du-
rable as they are pfecious—when the sacred names of God and
of the .Monarch are employed to support religious fanaticism
and authorise atrocities and murders—the Municipality of
Barcelona may be permitted to lament the fall of its country,
and to implore a speedy and efficacious remedy for so many
evils.
" Never did the danger appear so serious as at this time ;
tut to the honour of the true friends of liberty it may be said
that they never were more capable .than they now feel them-
;elves or. those .bold and sublime efforts which constitute heroes,
and are the salvation of States. Malevolence, Sire, goes so
- .fs.r as:te point out. your Majesty as the supporter or protector of
• the seditious, •foree-, which has latterly filled all the Monarchy
withknef and. apprehension, The Municipality of this city
is fall of affliction at this idea, and cannot but desire that. our'
.11ajeiety. would disprove those, injurious reports, bi-ipeaking
to the nation with the erierk of a 'Constitutional King, and
. thus strengthen,nuire, and, more the constancy of those who
rover doubted the sacrettness_of your Royal word, and-dispel
.:.„-eite,slighte4t; shatioilicof,stiSpieicm-, which Is insulting to
, s.nd gi,ves'anxiety:to the incautionayho credit
-JCL 1"•14,:s-Porrera ;hat ceased to_exiat,-,
defended. it till ;their ammunition was exhausted, when they
'a/ere obliged to yield to a-hest or traitors, Who, after having
aillagedthe hotista,ebfriplitoll their work of iniquity-by-setting
•re to the place.- - - • • •-••-.
Mamma, JUrY. 4:,41.-s-The..Clovernment has received news
from Catalonia- up to the 22d; 'giving accounts of the defeat and
dispersing of Blisas4. Tarragona, &c. and .their bands, un- the
,itith, by Generals Alb9rtioaand .Milanii and el the defeat of
~ Mosen Anton by
;. • . .
• (Feorn the brapeau Blanc of Thursday.)
• :.• The Sanitary- Intendarree of Barcelona met on the 28th of
July, at the -.residence of's:the"; Prefect; and, within an hour
'afterwards, messengers were despatched express to Marseilles
and Paris. All communication with Spain was interdicted.-
- It; `vas diterinined; iii likeinanner; that those Spaniards now
uully in quarantine, but Who' ought to have quitted by the
-.Nth of the current month, should . depart in ten days at the
'utmost: From that-period the lazaretto was to be completely
Ntablished, and nobody would be suffered to enter France.
There is mention of in engagement which occurred at Gra-.
tuna, a small place about-four leagues from. Geror.a. The
suit is not ascertained.
. The division of General Milani, which had before been twice
dit;persed, having raillede-andebeing reinforced, came up, on
' the 27th, with a detaChinent of the Royal Army; but we are
' not-informed, at present: to the result of the last action. It
is knownehoWefer, that Milani sent with all possible haste to
regnost,spine succours from Matare. It appears that a French
• vex.el' , which appreached that
.place some days ago, had sur-
prised our.politiciansvand astounded the Liberals.
Vie are assured that.the Constitutionalists are about to offer
a Novena (a species of nine'-elays worship) at Notre-Damedu
P-ocaire and also in the Church of the Dominicans, for their
. success in.arms. Those chnecties are served by renegado Priests,
having been abandoned by the regular clergy, on the authority
Ind' by order of the•Politiced Chief. We are fully persuaded
...that this jugglery. will terminate in ,a manner quite different
horn the result still expected by theintemies, of the throne and
the altar. A very few days ago, the people drove away and
abuted those liberals Who had insulted the image of Otir Lady
in ascot the chapels of Notre-Datife, Where she was honoured
, theYirgin of Grace. ' - .
Aletter from Bayonne says-" Von Surely know, my dear
friend, the successes of the Royalists, Which although scarcely
--erodible, are. not on that account the less Certain ; and though
our awn Gazettos.are labouring to conceal the real truth, they
conclude their narratives so as generally to disclose it.
‘rrhirve'myselfreAd a letter from hfadtik which confirms
:theconsterriatioti felt amongst . the Liberals at the insurree-
.tioos is &Warm 'Galicia, Estremadura, Arragon, and in
';.";t• Oa-Vitali the, provinces of the monarchy. - It appears that at
• .Badajoi the people bed killed their Political Chief ; at Bilboa
and:Of sjedo they •hari,•torn sway the foundation-stones of the
c.stitution ; :and same spirit had dictated the like pro..
• esilinge iii the • villages • that environed Barcelona. General
Albriquerijueitilkeommisilded the King's forces in Estrema-
. dur44. utile Arragera .reckoned on 15,000 amen as defenders
• of die sacred.cause.- •
"Ve.are now printing, in the house' of our Political Chief,
asterAheuiandli,of copies of songs, in,French, in favour of the
'slauislitutfortal system, which .are designed to be distributed in
on the. frontiers.of France. .•
"Our Constitutionalists have abandoned Fort Pie, and if, as
, fheirce.is reason tohope, matters should proceed in this train,
• the Constitution and its adherents will shortly fall into shade."
Thettocesa.wlth respect to the battalion of Guards is carry..
iAg oss, and these -models of heroism • are -likely to atone with
dieir fins for having-tried -to save the existence of their Sove-
reign. It Is even now added, that the ruling faction will avail
' themselves of this opportunity to institute some proceedings as
• ...agsainst the Sing and his brothers: '
,The tribunal ef Premier Instance at Madrid has adjudged
.to.Oonfiscation the property of the Infant Don Carlos.
, Torrijcs' who ccrnmands at Lerida, which is invested by the
itoialiStai mode an attempt to sally out ; but lie was compelled
tottspire-pack, andileave the whole of his light artillery and se-
. 'swim( his men upon the field of battle, to the Defenders of
thrl Faith:- -
kcal militia of Irun have addressed an energetic repre-
„ gent:Wort to the King, In which are the following passages :
".At an epoch when nations have acquired the knowledge of
' this iinnottitfit'triith, tha, they are able to accomplish all that
• thdy.will; there /mains stio hesitation ; it is indispcniable to,
iircrn and in accordance with, ptiblic opinion. • . „
tit& necessary that yotir Majesty should puviourself at the
' *04.0 thenation, that you shoull fratiklfeede'to the spirit of
' .