The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-09 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, SnrT. 23.—Sixteen Officers belong-
ing to the Ex-regiment of Carabiniers and of the
province of Cordova, who proclaimed the abso-
lute government in the last days of June, have
been conducted to Seville under a strong escort to
be tried by the usual Council of War.

The Court-martial for superior officers met at Seiille on the
11th current to.try Generals Velasco and Breson, Brigadier
Andres, Colonel Carano, Lieutenant-Colonels Montcs, Am-
brosio, Labra, Alta, and Calleja, and the Commandant of the
train of artillery, accused of having signed the famous repre.
sentation to the King and the Cones of the lith of December
last year.
General Villalba was President ; the Members were, the
Marechaux-de-Camp Virnes and Latron da Guevara, the Bri-
gadiers Cavasa, Ribera, de los Rios and Paredes ; M. Linares
de Leuadrado was Auditor.

After hearing the accusation and defence, the Court
nounced the following sentence :
" The Court acquits the accused of all the charges, and de-
clares that they have fulfilled their military and political duties
with honour and patriotism, that this accusation, shall be of 'no
injury to them, that in consequence they ought to be again put
in possession of the offices they held before, and the Government
will take into consideration the damages they may have sus-
tained ; that the nation and army shall be informed of this
judgment, because the accused have not only proved their pa-
triotism and attachment to the constitutional system by their
conduct, but have also shewn that they have rendered them-
selves worthy of being-considered as having merited well of
their country."—( Universal.)
The Political Chief of Toledo, in a report to the Govern-
ment, dated September 19, announced, that on the same day,
at six o'clock in the morning, the Canon of Toledo, Don Ana-
stasio, who commanded the band of factious which traversed
the neighbourhood of Madrid a few days ago, has been arrested
by a detachment of national militia and troops of the line at a
country house of Mount Barrocal, with two of his satellites, of
whom one died of his wounds ; this band is, therefore, now re-
duced to a few men, commanded by Janito, the second in
command.

Some factious, collected by a smuggler, entered Navalcerners,
about three leagues from Madrid.
The Commandant of the First Column of Lower Arragon,
has sent a courier to Government to announce to it thatle had
completely beaten a corps of 1200 insurgents,. commanded by
Rambla andCapape, after a contest of five hours.
The battalions of Galicia, Xeres, and of the Crown, have at
ength set sail from Algesiras for Catalonia.
Yesterday afternoon M. Belin, the representative of 31.
Rothschild, Reed, Irving,. and Co., and 31. J. CaMpbell and
Co., arrived from London, to treat for the purchase of 18 mil-
lions of rentes, which the Cortes have granted to the Government.
A courier from Paris has brought the most ample powers to
the agent of the French Company.
The Division of Constitutionalists whichleft Reuss in pursuit
of the insurgents who occupied Masos de Mora, has entirely
dispersed them, after-having killed 200 men.
Baron•d'Eroles has tried to introduce discipline among the
insurgents of Catalonia; a great number have deserted from
the colours of the Faith, and, formed into bands, give them-
selves up to robbery and pillage.
There has been a little agitation at Tortosa, produced by in-
cendiary Proclamations. The Liberals have immediately put
themselves in motion, and have made several arrests. Two of
the guilty have saved themselves, and were received in triumph
by the factious. •
Several individuals who had been unjustly included in the
list of proscription of the sth and Bth September, and who had
heen,sent to Majorca, were recalled as soon as the people dis-
covered their error. The Colonel of the Ist regiment of artil-
lery, Miranda, Lieutenant-Colonel Tavonne, the Commandant
of the battalion of Arragon,, the Secretary of the Municipality,
and.the Commandent of the 4th battalion of National Militia,
are those recalled.
The courier from Asturias has been arrested in the moun-
tains of Leon.

General Mina has joined General Torrijos, and was to set
out on the,l3th to commence his operations.
Two columns have left Cadiz, one of cavalry, commanded
by the famous Captain Abad, the terror of the brigands ; and
the other commanded by the Political Chief, to pursue and ex-
tinguish the factious under, Zaldivar, who commits all sorts of
robberies and atrocities.

We learn from St. Sebastian that Colonel Sauvegus has at-
tacked the,insurgents commanded by Zavala, to the number of
six or seven hundred, in the neighbourhood of Beizama, and
pursued them till ten o'clock at night. The route was so com-
plete that he only saved himself with a few men ; all the rest
dispersed in the mountains and in the woods. Six prisoners were
shot instantly.

From Pampeluna they write that 800 men of the militia have
arrived at that town to reinforce the garrison ; that General
Espinosa, at the head of 1000, is still at Aoiz, on the road to
Irati ; and that the Custom-house officers of the province,
united and armed, are to march to the valley of Bastan,
to expel! the insurgents who occupy it and ruin it by their
exactions.

His Majesty and the Infants are to be present in the uni-
form of the National Guard at the Patiotic Fête, which the
Municipality is to give on the 24th, .the day appointed for the
distribution of medals to those brave men who fought for liberty
with so much ardour on the 7th of Juiy last. A table for 9000
persons is to be set out the whole length of the Prado, and is to

be appropfiated to the brave men of the 7th, and the remainder
of the garrison. There will be a grand parade ; after which, the
troops will defile by the principal streets of the capital. All
the houses will be hung with tapestry ; the illuminations will
be general ; and there will be, a public ball on the Plaza de.la
Constitution.

Government received on the 22d and 23d couriers from Ca-
talonia and Arragon.
By the latter, Colonel Goerra announces that he has com-
pletely beat the Insurgents who remained in Arragyn, and re-
tired to the borders of the Cinea. He has killed 80 men; taken
54 horses, and made 11 prisoners.
By the former we learn that the moveable column of the vo-
luntary militia of Barcelona defeated 1200 factious, near Galdes
de Mountjoue, and caused them considerable loss. We also
learn that General Roten, after raising the siege of Sellent, re-
turned to Manresa, where he received orders to escort a large
convoy of provisions and ammunition to Cordona, and to make
it enter, at whatever price, before the arrival of the insurgent
Commander, Erolles. General Roten made such a rapid march
that, at the end of 14 hours, he entered Cordona, with his con-
voy, which appears to have disconcerted the projects of Baron
Erolles very much, who arrived too late before the place, and
then retired to Urgel.
Mina set out from Lerida on the 13th, with 4000 infantry,
800 horse, and 12 pieces of artillery. It is said that the Re-
gency is taking measures to return to France.
Our new Commandant, General IVI. Demetrius O'Daly took
yesterday the command of the first military district.
It is said, that Portugal is to send a corps of 8000 men, com-
manded by General Louis de Rego, who is to occupy the province
of Entre Douro and Minho, to facilitate the movements of
the Spanish Constitutionalists towards the Pyrenees, and hinder
the insurgents from taking refuge in .Portugal on the side of

Several Staff Officers set off yesterday as couriers for the sth
and 6th districts, carrying to the Commanders General of
these provinces the most positive orders, that in 24 hours
2000 troops must 'set out from each of these provinces for Ca-
talonia.

At Oviedo, De Pola, the Chief of the Conspiracy, as been
condemned to death ; his sentence has been sent for the appro-
bation of the Commandant General of Valladolid. •

The courier from France of last Thursday is not yet arrived,
and the one of to-day also, not the one from Navarre, was inter-
cepted before arriving at Lagrano.
Nine o'clock at night. —We are still destitute of news from
Navarre and Biscay. It is said, however, that General Longa
has been arrested at St. Andero, at the moment when he was
writing letters in cypher, of 'which the key was easily obtained.
The French frigate L'4ntigone, which is arrived at Cadiz
from the Havanna'', had on board 1,700,000 piastres, and ten
chests of silver. _ _

SEPT. 24.—From the measures taken by the different poli-
tical Chiefs of Gallicia against the Royalists, who have return-
ed from Portugal to raise that Province, we can scarcely be-
lieve that their numbers are so few as 30 or 40.

The Universal is compelled to acknowledge that the popular
ostracisms which took place a Barcelona the sth and 6th inst.
may have results fatal to the cause of liberty, and that the
greater part of the inhabitants of the city declared against the
authors of the excesses.--( Quotidienne. )
The following order has heen placarded in the public square
of Madrid :--

' " The' King having been informed, in a manner which ad-
mits no doubt, that Lieut.-General; Baron d'Erolles.and Bri-
gadier Phillip Fleires, who, after abandoning the national flag,
have declared themselves enemies of the monarchical constitu-
tion, are acting in concert for its destruction, has decided that
they shall ,be cashiered from their army. and deprived of all
their honours and distinctions. The Major-General Don Vi-
cente Quesada is also deprived for the same reasons, and like-
wise General Don Carlos O'Donnel, who has gone to Franco
without the King's permission." This decree bears date Sept.
16, and was communicated by the War Minister.