The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-28 00:00:00

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INTELLIGENCE' FROM 13AltONNE.

BAYoNNt, AUG. 19.-IVe have received more
letters front Madrid, which, however, only come
down to the 15th. Various repoks were in cir-
culation in the capital relative to the negociations
which have been commenced, and the probable
result of them.

The following, it isAffirmed, are some of the modifications
which are to be made in the Constitution s

" Ist. The Legislature shall consist of two Chambers;, the
first will be composed of 50. persons of the highest rank, and of
ten Bishops ; the, second Chamber shall consist' Pertons
elected by the People :—the, Clergy shall not be eligible tole
Legislature, nor .hull they have a vote at election%
" 2dly. All the Decrees of the Cortes, up to the 7th of July,
shrill remain in vigour." As it Is not mentioned what 7th of
July is meant, the Article thus expressed is equivocal, since,,
if it means the 7th of July, 1822, it would annul all the most
important Decrees-passed during the last thirteen months, and
this mightbe afatalobstaele to any arrangement. The Royalists,
however, affirm that the King is already at liberty to leave
Cadiz, but that he does not think fit to do so till every thing
ahall be arranged. It is even affirmed that a Regiment of
French Cuirassiers is ready to set out from Madrid for the pur-
pose of forming the escort of the Xing and the Itoyul.Family,
and the Duke of Angonleme, on their return to the capital.
Much is also said of the opposition made. to the Decree of the
Prince, and the restrictions which are laid on its complete exe-
cution: the consequeliees of this opposition have already shewn
themselves on our frontiers, that is, if the following statements
' are correct :—We have mentioned before what' passed at Vit.
toria, and we now hear that the artillery is placed at the gates,
and our troops under arms, to oppose the attempts of the Trap-
pist, who, it is said, bus quitted the environs, and is to go and
collect all his troops and oppose the execution of the Decrce.l
The Captain of a bark just arrived (Min Bilbeti says, that
just as the prisoners were goingto be set at liberty, the Royalists
assembled, to the number of 500, to oppose their liberation;
and when they saw that the French troops were going to act,
they quitted the town, and went and took up a position on the
heights, in which situation the Captain left them.
The Captain-General Cammagrado, published at Madrid,
on the 14th, the following Onler of the Day :
" Being informed that among the persons who tumultuously
repaired within these few days to the Royal Palace and other
parts of the city, some officers were observed,.who uttered
alarming expressions entirely at variance with the education
• which ought to distinguish them, I doubt not that these officers
are of the number of those, who, during three years of disorder,
have known no law and subordination : though I regret to have
to repeat, from their character and obligations, they ought not
to join those who excite to revolt, I must inform them, that by
so doing, they expose themselves to the penalties prescribed by
the military ordonnances. Besides it results that these disorders
are imitated by the Soldiers, who enter the eoffee-louses, inns,
&c. demanding every thing gratis, and even going so far us to
force their way into private houses. It is time to put an end to
such licentiousness, and for the military to give, as they used
to do, the example of respect for the laws," tke.—(llere follow
the'partieular regulations.) •
The prisoners continue to be released ; fifty were set at liberty
on the night of the 14th. It is much to be regretted that there
are persons who endeayour to excite the common people against
the lorench. 1'
The 52d Regiment; *bleb is to he in garrison here, arrived
two days ago t it is 2,000 strong, including 600 veterans,
hear there is much sickness M Andaltuda
of the we have
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one of our fellow-citizens; M. BeliM,
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There are reports of a sally of the garrison. of Comnna, on
the 14th t and another of the garrison of St. Sebastian, on the
; neither of whieh•led to any immtant result.
The 10th Iteginisnt of the,Litie•arriv(al here yesterday, and
will set out to.mnrrow for the army ; two more regiments, and
some companies of artillery, are still to collie to complete it.