The Sun.
London, England, 1822-09-28 00:00:00

they are to 'depart in foreign vessels.—(Consti-
tutionnel.)

The usual Cojjier from Madrid, who ought to
have come the day before yesterday, only arrived
to-day with news to the 13th. The escort at
present given to the Couriers will in future en-
sure their safe . journeys,- only this measure will
occasion a delay Of thirty-six to forty-eight
hours.—(Paris Paper.)
MADRID, SEPT. now the whole of
the operations against the factious have offered
nothing very remarkable. An official report from
Mataro (Catalonia), addressed to the Govern-
ment, dated September 3, contains the following
details
" Yesterday evening, at ten o'clock, a column of militia vo-
lunteers, and the company of Piedmontese, 400 strong, under
the orders of the brave Pachiarotte, set out from here. They
encountered the factious near Tordera. On our side we have
several wounded, among whom is Pachiarotte. He received a
ball on the left side, which passed through his body. Although
the wound was severe, the surgeons do not regard it as mortal.
The factious have left several horses, equipages, and prisoners,
in our power."

It is reported that several regiments of the mili-
tia in activity have refused to obey the orders of
the Government. Those of Oviedo and of Lugo
are mentioned as having given ear to bad coun-
sels ; but, enlightened by the remonstrances of
their Colonels, have continued their march to-
wards Valladolid, the place of their desti-
nation.

GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 2.—The greater part of the
Spanish refugees who were here have embarked
for France. Orders have been given to the Go-
vernor of this place not to receive in future any
person who emigrates afterwards to conspire
against his country. The English Government
desires to live in amity with Spain.
COROGNA, SEPT. 3.-Some young people over-
taken with wine, endeavoured the evening before
yesterday to excite disturbances in this town.
The Civil and Ecclesiastical Authorities were in-
sulted at the moment when they were proceed-
ing to ballot for the militia ; but the Governor
having sent some soldiers in that direction, calm
was soon restored. Five or six. persons were
wounded. The principal.authors of the disturb-
ance were in the hands of justice. The Duke
del Infantado arrived here this morning, and was
not well received.

MANZINA RES, SEPT. G.—We heard on the
evening of the 4th, that General ltiego was to
pass the next flay in our town. All the National
Guard were immediately under arms ready to re-
ceive the Hero of Liberty. At five o'clock in the
evening he arrived, surrounded by nearly ail the
inhabitants—their enthusiasm was at its height.
The Authorities congratulated him. Ile departed
this morning at six o'clock, escorted by the Na-
tional Guard.

IRUN.—We had for some days, no certain
news of the operations of Quesada after his de-
feat at Beole on the 6th inst., but we have just
learnt that this partisan of the Faith, in conjunc-
tion with the Trappist, has arrived in Arragon
by Huesca, to join the factious at Mequinenza,
and kindle the flames of civil war in that pro-
vince. This movement was ordered by the Junta
at Urgel, and Quesada obeyed in spite of the in-
tentions of Eguia, who did not wish to see the
division of -Navarre in dependence on the army of
Catalonia. Colonel Cabra, however, has. been
left in the Roncal with about eight hundred men,
and some other guerillas under his orders, who
infest the interior of Navarre, destroying the
country houses. The Junta of Itoncal, the
Members of which are sometimes at Bayonne,
Icometitnes at Trasy, have published some other
Proclamations addressed to the inhabitants of
Navarre, in the hope of obtaining money and
men, and threatening severe penalties to those
districts which furnish resources to the Consti-
tutionalists.

The Bishop of Tarragona has excommunicated
all those who refused to march under the orders of
his Monks.

The divisors of Espinosa is beginning to be.re-
inforced, but he was obliged to send 1,200 men
into Arragon, in consequence of the movement
of Quesada, and of the Trappist; so that he only
retains about the same number with which he
marched on Iraty, on -the 15th, and put the
troops of Capra to flight, killing ten men, among
whom was Lieut. Lanuna, and forcing.hina to leave
36 wounded on the field. It seems that the
orders brought by the adventurer Alvarez Tole-
do, from the Junta at Urgel, have disappointed
the Committee of Eguia, whose conduct is well-
known, as well as that of his accolyte Nunez
A.breu.

AUGSBEMG, SEPT. 19.—Every thing is restored
to its ancient footing in the principalities. The
Pachas of Silistria and of P. utshuk levy heavy
contributions. The Ilospodars who were to quit
Constantinople on the 25th of August will find
the principalities full of misery.—The Turks run
through the country to rob and murder.
BEar.IN, SEPT. B.—The accounts which French
Ministerial Papers have given respecting the re-
stilts of the labours of the Committee of Inquiry
at Mayence, are at least incorrect, so far as from
the presumed general abolition of the order of
Freemasons, inferences might be drawn that this
measure would be adopted in Prussia. The fra-
ternity of Freemasons hart always kept itself
pure from intrigues of all kinds, which, under
various forms, associations and unions, esPecially
in these latter times, have given cause of alarm.
The Lodges are spread,
_particularly in all parts
of Protestant Germany, and have taken root
among the better informed of the middle class of
society, who, chiefly living on the fruit of their
industry, are naturally disinclined to all, violent
changes. Approved civil servants of the state,
distinguished military characters,are every where,
without at all seeking to conceal it, members of a
society which, in its statutes that have been public-
has laid it down as
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be foreign to its objects. Prussia was at the be-
ginning one of those States where the system of
the ancient Scottis,h Freemasonry, propagated
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from England, hadits first support; and even
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