The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-19 00:00:00

VitENC 'PA l'E it.5.77.-(Farther Extracts.)

4! The Arthy, essentially ohedient,'. h not deliberated; it
has tnanitested its adherence as scan as d!ity, permitted,—
Voithful to its oath, the Army will be fail-J.-fill to the Prince
which the French Nation calls to theTlirone of his Ancestors.
For myself, and myEtat Major, I adhere to the Acts of the
Senate, and to those of-the Provisional Governaient."

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The following have stnt in their adherence to
the Minister of War . I •
Generals of Division Delarochei. Duplessts, Mllet de Mt:-
reau , Taponnier, G'authier de KeryeAran, Cluy-Coustard-
_,Saint-Lo, de itognesante, -Preval, Lorge, and ,Hanique. . .•
Generals of Brigade Pinon, (Michel Pascal).
bert, 'Castella de teriens, Dart)lay. Trochard), Abtoine_
(Francis Louis),, Boize, Berruyer, Souriac, Delahlaclie,
Dharancourt, MatnalOwki, Merle de -Euvali-en.,,
Vaufreland, le -Mtrie, de Montbrun, Vital, Moreau; Dagee-
mont, Davranged'Haugeranville, Darnaud, 'anti Sporre.
General COrtut Gerard, cominailcli2g.the se-
coal corps, all the Officers under. him, and the
soldiers, , have also adhered---As
• penorai Rottetiburg',,Colunaander of the Sth division of the
Young Gnar.l ; Generals Delors, Leval, and Gronvel ; Col.
Cretni, and the Officers of. the Department of the, Somtne, the
City of Ainiens,•G Triant, Con.)mandant of the Old Guikrtl,
t 4,11: Connt tiorbia., Generals a,f Division 'A'aint Gertuyin,
Maurin, Soogis, KinclelOn ; of.;Brigade. Protean and.
Geney,,Baron Marehant, intendant-General of the Army'
and an infinity of Culonelsi Majors, Chiefs of Battalion and
Squadron, and other, persona of-all ranks, in the Military
Service.

The Jews have, through their ConFiistory, of-
fered their full and entire adherence. This act is
signod by De Cologna,'..Chevalier of the Order of
the Iron ,CroWn,..President, and other Rabbis.

Tile Advocate of the Legion of honour, Raoul,
the Chiefs, second Chiefs, and 'Employes of•the
itcoud- and third Divi ions of the Grand Chan-
-eeryof the saute, and the 'Employes in the Grand
Treasiiry, have also -deserted-their Founder.

• The iollowing stipideinentary Aletubers of the•
Legislative 11(1dv have also adhered :

• Counts de Trytsu, Montalembert; Hypolite diAstorg,
Theodat de Perri”'my, and I.'Eleu Delasintope. Charles de
Beano,o,nt; Cifer.Bouqueion, Baron de Mnrtre' Wostrenen
e Tlitvora '
t, Pompierres Hebert Dupont, Aroux, Baron
d'Arthenoty, and Baron deNloncey, Duke de Brissac, Prefect
of the Cote d'Or, Count Bandy.

SPAIN.

STATE OF PARTIES IN SPAIN. ON THE APPROACH OF
KING FERDINAND.

[From.the Cancis , Spanish Paper.]

We cannot conceal it---two. parties exist in
Spain'. The one consists .of ,those who love and
support the political , reforms which have' taken
piace—the other, of those who either oppose, or
hypocritically pretend to cherish them. '1 hese re-
forms were made for the benefit of the Spanish peo-
ple at large ; and hence it happened that the gran-
Aces, the titled, the nobles, the privilegedorders, and
the corporatimiS lost something by these beneficial
alterations. Among all those classes, therefore,
though there were so.me'Who prefdrred the public
good co the enjoyment of their own privileges, yet ,
there were many others who were disaffected to the
-new institutions, who carried on an incessant w4r
against the interests of their country in its very
bosom, and did every thing to prevent the: pr-opa
gation of the new ;ideas and doctrines among the
body of the people. Accordingly, we san'them
for a period of more than twenty months emlea-
vouriag, under the abusive.pretext of religion, to
stigmatie, under the name of heretics, atheists,
and deists, at the sate time, the men who have
,concurred in effecting the good that has been
done. .

, Finding that the good sense of the Spanish
people .was not to be influenced by these terrible
words, which were soon perceived to bemere po-
litical calumnies, these enemies of the national
happiness took another course ; they left the topic
_of. religion, and pointed their shafts with the
-words Jacobins. Republicans,. &c. They now
endeavour to delude the unwary into a betel, that
Spaniards who framed a constitutional monarchy,
want no monarch ; that those who have lahbured
in the cause a tile King, %emit no King; that those
who live exerted themselves in every Way to save
Splin. and to liberate Ferdinand,: wish not for
King Ferdinand ! They endeavour to, inculcate
the belief of other absurdities' of a similar nature,
among:simple people.; but with how little effect,
. is proved by the continuance of public tranquillity
aniongst us; for had the meannesses, intrigues,
and` plots of these men succeeded, we should now
have been, involved i.n a bloody civil war, which
their base so is, We,rthy of the Court of Lie se-
raglio, endeavoured to provoke. ; •
It is alsi) worthy of retry.lrk, that,these person's,
disaffected to 'the 71'2.v •r• omq-ions which are fa-
vourable to.the interests of the people, have form-
ed a
.junction with the Frenchified part! . They
will doubtless endeavour to instil'into 9z Mg leer- j
dinand icleos similar to those which brought ruin
npntr (.7ilirles IV. and Maria Louisa ; they :will
endeavour to pervert the heait of Ferdinand, be-
cause 'thus only can they regain that despotism
which 'they formerly exercised. But let us hope
that Ferdiaand may be enabled to consult iris own
advantage only ',in the hapPihess of his people,
and will drive far from him those abject souls who
oppose themselves to the welfare of Si;ain-

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Much curiosity was excited, t ' the Town Hall
last Thursday, in ciinsequencer of several .indi-
viduals having been SLlrmithneds to give evidence
respecting a charge.. made . i.gain,:t •a person
who reside,: in one of the lanes for keeping a,l
house
_opt ill tame. In the course of the exinnin4-
tio„ime:H were sorry to hear the na.mes of 'several
matiri.Lki persons expose
O. bout dd, as having :reuitented
th:ti,"house. The ANlsirat ovrr the
the Sessions, and the
(.•.oustable' to prosecute at
respective paKies, to give evidence.--=The houses
',of the inhabitimts' Of this pi'ace were very gene-
i-rally-illurnjaiiife'd on Monday eveni!4g last, on ac-
count oeltlte late signal .sUccesses. 0( .the Ailied
orl.ns inPiiiice. Ttie-Libriirites,—"Sew Stcyne Ho-
tel, and the OlifShip.Tavel'i'l, attracted-particular
-notiee.—(Brig4ton ;.Jerald, Jpiit 16.) . , ,

PARIS, APRIL 12.—The" Provisional Govern-
ment has decreed, that all the. Dutch Guards of
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Hotiour,-aet?,iited in the Cities of Bruges, Metz,
ail'Grenoble, shall he set at liberty. The Corn
s
tnissary, of the War Department is charged with
the execution of this Order.
Berthicr's Lettev of Adherence-is couched in the
following terms