The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-08 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, JUNE 20.—We have accounts from the Banks of
the Bidassoa, infOrnaing us that the order given On the 11th to
the Spanish fugitives at Bayonne to retire into the in-
terior, had not begun to be put into execution on the 17th.—
The same delay is observed in removing to the Interior the
Soldiers of the Faith, who are'on the frontiers. If we compare
this information' which 'we' give as certain, with the attempts
that have lately been tiade in Navarre, though without suc-
cess, to collect people. Anil induce the inhabitants to join in the.
insurrection, it may-i.,e suspected that the French Govern-
ment, with all its promises and arguments, endeavours to gain
time.

BARCELONA, .ftt.gE 15.—The Journals of Catalonia con-
tain various accounts Of 'adVantages gained by the National
troops over the insurgents. Tne following is the Proclamation
addressed to the inhabitiuits of Cervera by the Commandant,
Don Jose Maria Torrijos.
" Cervera, June 7.--,lnhabitatits of Cervera! For the second

time the brave soldiers under my command have taken by force
this city ; the crimes committed by the inhabitants of it, and
even the measures of the Generalln Chief, give us a right to
make it disappear from the, map of Spain. To our genero-
sity you owe your existence. We well knoW that by our noble
conduct we shall obtain nothing of you, since you are incapa-
ble of listening to the tender and salutary voice of your coun-
try ; however you, know us, and if you relapse into your ex-
cesses,•your destruction is inevitable. The Proclamation of the
General in Chief, published in this city on the 21st May, is in
full force and vigour, . and I shall have it executed. As gene-
rous in battle as punctnol in my duties, I shall be inexora-
ble, and let every- one- tremble who even harbours in his breast
the idea of acting against the beneficent Constitutional System.
Constitution or Dtatle is our motto ; Constitution or Death'
is the desire of. the nation; and Constitution or Death shall be
your portion. Only the idea that the deserving and patriotic
Volunteer Militia are inhabitanti of ,this city in some degree
mitigates our anger; it you imitate them, you will always meet
with a cordial and paternal welcome from us; but if you con-
tinue obstinate, tremble ; for if we have twice been generous,
the third time you shall perish.
• .".LOSE MARIA TORREGOS.r

VITTOUIA, JuNE 16.—A disagreeable affair has happened
in this province, which 'Wit has not greatly disturbed the public
tranquillity.; has eYcitedAhe indignation of all the lovers of our
institutions, because it futnished the enemies of them with a
pretext to decry them. ,
• On the 14th a. detaamenfof the regiment " Itnperial Alex-
ander," and about 25 of the Volunteer Militia of this city, de-
tained at Murna; D. Juan Fausto de Velasco, because he had
no passport, and it was: intended to bring him to the capital as
a-suspected person. The Militia seem to have taken anothei
direction, and left the prisoner with the soldiers, who not hav-
ing delivered him upt it is generally affirmed that they shot
him near Apodaca. The firing having been heard at Echa-
vari, Where the_detachment passed the night, the officer was
asked what it meant ?to which he replied they had pursued
some robbers," -which gave great surprise, as none had been
.heard of It was immediately reported, that Velasco had been
murdered, and the country peooe began to assemble in order
to take revenge. About 20 of them endeavoured to collect
arms and ammunition ; happily, they did not succeed, and
were obliged to fly towards Navarre. The Political Chief has
given orders to investigate this affair ; the Militia have address-
ea a note to him, expressing their abhorrence of this shameful
assassination. •

MADRID, JUNE 23.—The following are the Members of the
Cortes chosen to compose the permanent deputation, viz.:—
Senors Valdes (Don Cayetano), Quinones (for the Colonies),
Castejon, Romero, Benito, Florez, Calderon; Nunez (Don Tor-
ribio), and for substitutes, Senors Soria and Casas.—( Madrid
Papers, June 24.)
MADRID, Just 20.—1 t isnot till to-morrow:that their Mii
j esties and their Royanlighnesses will return here the closing
of the Cortes will take place the 30th. ,The convocation of the
Extraordinary Cones is already spoken.of.
The 22d, at eleven in the' morning, the part of the Royal
Guards stationed at Idle. King's stables shouted " Long live
the Absolute King," "Down with the Constitution." fly order
of the Governor of the 'place, the detachment was disarmed and
Arrested. These sceneS are often repeated in the capital and
in the towns, so imich. has the influence of the anti-constitution-
alists increased. -

The regiment a cavalry of Almanza has made the sacrifice•
of the sum of 4,000 reals monthly for the relief of the victims
of the insurrection in Catalonia.

Letters from Alicant state that a drummer, beating a retreat,
having shouted " Long live Riego," was grievously wounded

by an inhabitant. All the troops of the line at Saragossa liave
set out for Catalonia. The castle and the barracks are occupied
by the national guards.
Valencia, Arragon, La Mandia,, the Mountains of Reinosa,
Biscay, and Navarre; are inundated by parties of 50, IQO, and
200 men enlisting with impunity the. Spanish people under
their banners, and whose progress discourages the most exalted
Liberals. To the bold incursions of these bands, add the con-
spiracies ,against the system, which break out every day on
different points, and the discontent which is excited by the
numerous arrests of persons pretended to be suspected, and
you will easily conceive that such a state of thing's cannot
last long

It would require 50 pages to enumerate the virulent diatribes
which are published against the King, and the Ministers, the
French Ambassador, and his Government. ' -
Number 20 of La Tercerola denies that the Ministers have
spoken with firmness to the King, or that his Majesty ill re-
ceived them. It accuses them, on the contrary, of having been
very weak on the day of St. Ferdinand, at the moment when
symptoms of counter-revolution discovered themselves at.Aran
Suez. It then violently attacks the Ministerof War, Balanzal.-
The same Journal gives a song, in which the scaffold is called
for to be raised for all the infamous heads of the Palace, the
Ministry, the writers of the foreign faction, &c.
It is besides said, " Arouse yourselves, Spaniards, and do
with your own hands what should be done upon those who go-
vern you. The moment is critical—the interests which agitate
you great—but the obstacles which oppose themselves to just
vengeance, for the continual 'offences received by this mag-
nanimous nation, are little and contemptible."
Tranquillity is again menaced on the banks of the Anglo, in
Galicia, whither troops have been sent. The malcontents are
reinforced by smallbands in the mountains of Orense.—( Quo-
tidienne.)
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BATON NE, Ju NE 29.--„We were witnesses, yesterday, of the
seizure on our river of a vessel laden with ammunition, destined
for the emicrrants. The cargo consisted of 20,000 cartzidges,
and several chests of spirits.