The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-05 00:00:00

ment of their Constitution.*—(Nuremberg Cor-
respondent.)

SPAIN.
GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.

MAURID,. JULY 21.—His Excellency the Commandant-
General of this first and military district has received the fol-
lowing dispatch from 13rigadier D. Filiberto Mahy, command-
ing the column of Siguenza
Most Excellent Sir—l have just received (at 3P. x.) a dis-
patch from D. Josef Maria Aranjo, second Commander of the
active Militia of Soria, Chief of the Section, which pursues the
rebels of Molina, which says—
" I have the honour to inform you that this afternoon, about
four o'clock, I attacked the rebels in this city with such good
success, that they had not even time to remove their baggage,
they being so panic struck, that all would have fallen into our
power if the situation of this city had allowed the valiant troops
to profit by their patriotic zeal.
" I immediately set at liberty the patriots who were arrest-
ed, saving the, lives of two serjeants and a corporal of the
regiment who were to have been shot to-morrow. ' I will giVe
you a detailed account of the affair, which will chew its im-
portance.

" JOSEF MARIA ARANJO.

" Molina de Arragon, half-past 8 P. m. July 18, 1822.

" P. S. We have taken many prisoners, and many hare been
left dead on the field, of which I shall send the particulars.—
Among these are Don Juan Francisco Perez, Adjutant of the
Active National Militia, and one D. lEl3'4:Alto, of the Convr ega-
-0
tion of S. Felipe Neri Aranjo.
" I have much pleasure in sending your Excellency the
above, and will transmit the details when received."
MAN R ESA, JULY 11.—On the 9th, a Chaplain of the Com-
mune of Cardona was shot, who was taken with arms in his
hands on the day when the rebels abandoned that town. If
many others of his class were served in the same manner, we
firmly believe that tranquillity would be restored in the Moun-
tains. Yesterday the columns of 'rorrijos and Rotten entered
thii town, coming from Cardona, and as they passed before the
Store, they cried, as usual, " Long live the Constitutional
King, the Constitution, the Sovereignty of the People," and
sung patriotic songs.
The column of Albornez marched out on Tuesday towards 1,
Vich, and on the way shot two rebels. Torrigos, it seems, is
going towards Calaf and Cervera. Our fortifications are in a
pretty forward state.
BARCELONA, JULY 10.—A prodigious number of the rebels
is at this moment at Berga, with almost all the Chiefs of Cata-
lonia at their head, including Misas and the Trappist, who ar-
rived in that town on the Bth, with their bands and some artil-
lery; we cannot help again entertaining very serious apprehen-
sions for either Manresa or Vich.
' JULY 20.—The towns of Lerida and Vich had not fallen
into the'power of the insurgents, as falsely reported. The lat-
ter town is besieged by a numerous force, but succours have
been thrown into the place, and it is obstinately defended.
MADRID, JULY 19.—We receive from all parts of the Pen-
insula the most favourable accounts of the impression caused by
the happy result of the 7th of July, in this capital of the monar-
chy. No terms can adequatelY express the enthusiasM which
all good Spaniards have felt in the ardent patriotism which has
every where manifested itself.
The troops that pursue the rebels of Siguenza have not been
able to overtake them. In their flight they lay waste the coun-
try through which they pass.
Their Majesties and their Royal Ilighnesses toOk a pro-
menade this evening, escorted by the cavalry of the National
Militia.. An immense concourse of people filled the way by
which his Majesty passed : cries of Long live the Consti-
tution, and the Constitutional King," were heard from all
.quarters, except at the Sun Gate (Puerta del Sol), where a
man, who is said to be a priest, cried " Death to the per-
jured," which he repeated two or three times, even after he was
arrested by the Guard. This incident caused no disturbance
whatever.

MADatn, JULY 20.—We are authorized to state and affirm,
that it is not certain, nor has there been given by the Minister
of War the order spoken of in the Spectator of yesterday, by
which it was said that orders had been given to the Officers,
Serjeants, and Corporals of the Royal Guard, who joined the
ranks of the brave men who defended liberty, shall be incor-
porated with the battalion who are on. duty in the Palace.
The Madrid Journals contain a great number of addresses of
congratulation, sent by different corporations to the local militia
of Madrid, on its conduct in the late events.
There are also numerous accounts of various trifling ren-
contres with the Insurgents in Catalonia, &c.
MADRID, JULY 22.—The first battalion of the regiment of
infantry of Guadalaxara entered this town on the evening of the
20th. A considerable number of militia went out to meet
them; and re-entered.the town intermixed in their ranks, to the
sound of military music. The march of this troop in the centre
of the Prado, at the time of public promenade, resembled a
triumphal,procession.
General D. Joseph Emerie has been banished to Corunna,
and the supernumerary Colonel of Infantry, D. Joseph Boran,
to Cadiz.

The Infant Don. Carlos, the King's brother, has been pro-
ceeded against before the Judge of First Instance at Chinchaz,
in the province' of Madrid, as implicated in the affair of the
'popular 'commotion at Aranjuez on the 30th May. The Judge
sent a commission to Madrid, requiring the • Prince to answer
certain interrogatories on oath, which his Royal Highness re..
'fused to do. The depositions of two witnesses render the Prince
liable to be condemned to irons.
Colonel Evariste San Miguel, appointed Fiscal for carrying
on the investigations respecting the Royal Guard, is said to
have obtained from Captain Mon, one of the cliief revolters,
some particulars which involved the King himself and the
rinces. The Fiscal has refused to receive the declarations
against the King, on account of the inviolability of the Royal
person.
The immediate assembly of the Extraordinary Cortes, and of
a counter cordon, is demanded in the whole of the numerous
and energetic addresses which arrive from all quarters.
After the most exact calculation, made by persons who have
the means of doing it with the greatest precision, it appears that
in less than 3 months the voluntary militia, armed and clothed
according to the last regulation decreed by the Cortes, will
amount to upwards of 500,000 men in the whole of the Pen-
insula.

The Univ&sal contains two most violent articles upon the
hostile intentions manifested in France by the Ultra party.—
" These is no doubt," says that Paper " that all the reports
circulated, either by the ignorant or the indiscreet, are too ab-
surd to receive the slightest credence, but they nevertheless
chew the wishes entertained, and certain facts even spew that
they do not confine themselves to wishes."
' It cites, as a proof of this residence of refugees on the frontiers
of France, notwithstanding the promise given that they should
be made to retire into the interior of the country, the artillery
sent to reinforce the Cordon Solitaire; the provisions. and even
the medicines: sent to the factious persons commanded by Que-
sa.da, who pass freely in and out of St. Jean Pied de Port, with-
out going through the Lazarets, or undergoing the usual fumi-
gations. It alleges a variety of other facts, and concludes by
protesting against any remaining hatred entertained by Spa.-
niards against Frenchmen, and against any disposition to dis-
turb the tranquillity of any country ; but it demands from other
countries that sincerity and good faith which, it says, Spain ma-
nifests towards them.
A letter front Bayonne of the 27th July, is couched as. fol-
lows The artillery from Toulouse are arrived here. In other
respects every thing is in the same state that it was a year ago
nevertheless gnat quantities of forage and corn are collected in
all the departments. A report has been circulated here that
corpS of strange troops are marching towards the Rhine to pass
into Spain for the purpose of destroying the constitutional sys-
tem of 1812 ; but we cannot give any faith to a piece of news so
extraordinary and so ridiculous that it appears to be. the result
of malevolence only.