The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-26 00:00:00

ing news :—" A letter from the frontiers of Spain, of Oct. 17,
says :

" The Political Chief of St. Sebastian, informed
.that the
wrecks of the bands which over-run the provinces, get by force
and good will wine in the isolited.wine.hoilses, has ordered that
every isolated wine-house shall be closed M 24 hours, under pain
if 20'ducats fine.

" 4 We are informed that in the course of this month more
than 200 persons from different parts of the Basque provinces
have reached Bayonne, and, after having remained a few days,
re-entered Spain. Colonel Imas, who enjoyed at St. Sebastian
a pension of 30,000 reals, has just left the town with his nume-
rous family, and has come to Bayonne.
_ .

. ,
" c News from Catalonia state, that Mina, after having com-
pletely beaten on the 3d instant the Insurgents at Castelby, and
having made a great number of prisoners, marched on to Cor-
neliana, where he was on the sth. General Milans, command-

ing the right wing, was advancing, as well as the division of
Arragon, under the orders of Zarco del Valle. It appears that
the plan of the Constitutionalists is to get possession of the Sco
d'Urgel, and to throw back on France the Government of the
Regency, without minding the Guerillas which may form in
their rear.' " _ _

OC T. 11.-It is reported that the famous Canon Me-
rino, who was believed to be dead a year ago, has re-appeared in
the neighbourhood of Lerma, at the head of a strong squadron of
cavalry, and 150 infantry. It seems he was taken care of in a
convent, and is now perfectly recovered. We are informed
that the Empecinado has been ordered to leave Navarre, and
come by forced marches to Castile, in order to exterminate
this band.
On the 9th the two brothers Mons, sons of the Countess del
Pinar, and Captain Benvenuti, officers of the Guards, ac=
cused of being the principal authors of the attack of the 7th of
July, were confronted and examined. It is understood that
they will, within the course of a few days, be tried before a
Council of War.
The late Deputy, Romero Alpuente, has enrolled himself in
the National Guard, and to-morrow mounts guard for the first
time in the Hall of the Cortes. There is a talk of carrying

him in triumph.
FRONTIERS OF SPAIN, OCT. 17.—0 n the 10th, Lalla
berry, a superior officer of cavalry in the Army of the Faith,
was conducted to Pampeluna. They were obliged to carry him
into a private house to avoid the indignation of the people.—
The Constitutionalists have entered Scava and Ochagavia,
where they have released thirty-four of their own party who
were prisoners. The Army of the Faith has been completely
beaten and routed, and the terror was so great that it had
abandoned the fort of Irati. The Governor of this fort, and
the Junta, arrived here on the night of the 13th. If the troops
of the line of the Constitutionalists had not halted at Ocha-
gavia, and had pursued the fugitives, they would have entered
Watz without firing a gun. On the following day, Colonel
Aradondo succeeded in collecting 200 fugitives, and with them
he re-entered Irati.—Yesterday the district 'of Mendiva was
filled with fugitives ; the French troops allowed them to pass
after making them deposit their arms.—Yesterday also, at five
o'clock in the morning, four companies of troops of the line
coming from Pampeluna entered at Valcarlos. The factious,
to the amount of sixty men, guarding the hospital established
in this district, retired in haste at the approach of the Constitu-
tionalists towards Oudorolle, in the quarter of Arneguy.—The
magazines of the Army of the Faith have been broken up.
The Constitutionalists have paid very exactly for every thing
which they have consumed ; they have also treated with the
I greatest humanity the sick and wounded left at Valcarlos.
[EXTRACTS FROM TILE JOURNAL DE URGEL, OCT. 11.1
By its dispatch of the Bth, the Junta Corregimental of the
Cervera announces, that on the Bth, early in the morning, the
enemy abandoned the various positions which they occupied in
the environs of Castelfollit, and retired\ towards Calaf and Cer-
vera, where they still remain. We are as yet ignorant of their
loss ;' but it is certain that several killed and wounded were left
on the field of battle, amongst whom were two Captains of chas-
seurs • and a great majority of the wounded were carried away.
Our foss amounted to six men killed and seven wounded. Forty
wounded persons of the enemy were carried to Cervera ; the rest
were conducted to Calaf and Igualda.
The 12th.—A Spaniard, upon whom we can rely, writes from
Berga, under date the Oth, that on the 7th the garrison of Cor-
dona made a sortie, and that they were repulsed by the Royalists
to the very walls of the Castle. The loss of the enemy is stated
to have been very considerable, whilst ours was in the same de-
gree trifling; not that the engagement was carried on without
vigour, but because our soldiers combated with coolness and
judgment.
A supplement to the last number contains' the following
Decree of the Regency and Letter from the Bishop of Urge
to that Regency: