The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-08 00:00:00

CADIZ MAIL.

CADIZ, MARCH 24.—SOULT marched from
Puerto oti the 21st, it is thought towards Seville,
Report states, thaethe Chiefs MoRILLA and 13.eriNe;
are with their troops to proceed to the Camp at
Gibraltar. General BALLESTEROS has, it is said,
obtained permission from the Governor of Morvico,
to obtain horses from that kingdom.
MARCH 24.—The French have continued, though
but slowly, _ the work of bombardment which they
began on the 13th-. Their balls, as is natural, fall
Shorter every fire; alMost the whole fall into the
_Sea : scarcely one of them has reached the lot tifica-
ti°o, which is opposite to Cabezeula, and hitherto
,neither ball nor grenade have reached a single per
son, or caused any damage worth tnentioning to.the
buildings. The only thing• which our enemies have,
accomplished, is to add this rare and uncommon in•
ClUent to our history, and a new title of resped to
Our constitutional code, because our youths cannot
de less than view it with more veneration,\w•heti they
recall to memOry the glorious days when their fore-
fathers swore to defend it.
AIADRID, MARCH 26.—The French and their
Partizans skew, notwithstanding all their endea-
'ours to conceal it, their great fear at the move-
Ments of the allies. JOSEPH has every thing packed
1313, and is featly to set out on the first intelligence,
aid the partizans of the French, who know what
their fate will be, under such circumstances, bitterly
complain of .the manner in which they have been
deceived, and many openly murmur against NA-
ko.t.zon. After having wished to persuade us that
the armies of Valencia and Murcia had been en.
irely dispersed, tile French are now obliged to con-
less' that in Murcia; Lorca, and Caravaca, there
ere insurgent troops, and that General MANI has
ordered those who were dispersed, to unite in these
points.

Last night Marshal BELLUNO and, in his corn-
Miy, two generals of dividon and 28 dispersed-of-
liceis, '7,y lOU infantry and 400 horse, en-
tered this place. They will, it is said, proc.:ed very
Shortly to Ft-ince, with the grind convoy. in which
$o many fa;nilies (ruin hence, and even VICTOR.

CADIZ, MARCH 19:—The Regency of the king‘.
11°1113. under date of the tsth inst. h;ts declared in a
*tate of blockade, all the coast *comprehended be-
t Ween Pu,rto Santa Maria and Ayainotite; to all na-
tional and forezu vessels, in order that, under no
l'retext whatever, provisions may be introdnced to
the enemy.
CADIZ, MARCH 16.—The French division at Vil•
"tbanuque has put' itself in motion in the direelion
Seville, and PENNR and MottILLA are now with
resPeCtable forces in th,:, Co ,d,fd , de Niebla.'
The head-varlets of, the ed and ad armies have
Peen estdblislitd in Mu under the command of
General FRERE, ho has colleded more than 8000
Zed.

The Conciso of die Hai March, contains. the
following remarks upon the surrender of l'ebiscola
" It is sufficient only to read the said capitulation
to inter that that fortress has been surrenderdJ with-
ant a siege, without resstance,by the Governor and
Ililitary Junta, who are enemies to the country,
who say that true Spaniards.pie those united to the
intrusive King JOSEPH. And who is this info-.
'nous and execrable Governor ? who placed 'him in,
that situation ? And if it was as is reportei, BLAKE,
will prudence permit us to have persons thus ap-
P"inted, in possession of posts of such importance-?
All the world knows, that Peniscola, even by the
confession of the French tnemselves, is a strong
,eastle, that famine alone could compel its surrender,
Ike many there are who compare it toGibraltar.—
bus the enemies call them,ielves ouinipotent ; but
`lvlien there are CopoNs in Tarifa, or ALVAREZ in
9erona, they either do not take fortresses, of some
feeble walls cost them seven months siege, and thou-
sands of men.
General CoroNts has arrived at Cadiz, at which
11see General MAUI is also expeCted. The informa-
"en we receive here, respecting the scarcity of pro-
tisinns in Andalusia, is horrible, and of the progres-
sive rise in their prices. W e are .assured the French
have accounts of the great injuries Cadiz has suffer-
ed by the bombardment.
CADIZ, MARCH 21.—Our fire, especially one of
°or bombs, has done great damage among the ene-
Vs troops. It is slid that G. Cauz has beaten
the French in Casus Viegas.
General BALLESTERO3 11JS r iLilled at Junqueza
Llle dispersed troot,s of die second and third armies.
The partizan MARCIOINEZ has killed 100 Fieneh,
and taken prisoners. sixty, who-Were entering VII,
labors,

CORTES. -
The Constitution wds read by the Senors TERM,:
and NAVAZETTE, the one reading, and the other
comparing reciprocally. Senor TERAN asked--"
this the Constitution which the Cortes have saric-•
Coned ?"

I, All the Deputies rose up, -and the Secretary said,
I It is declared that it is.".

The President then pronounced an elegant dis-
course, congratulating the Representatives of the_
Spanish nation, that °the wished-for day had arrived
which hod compleated and confirmed that constitu-
tion which was adApted to secure the prosperity and
tappiness of both hemispheres.—This discourse
Was received with univer,al and unequalled applause.'
The decree of the Cortes was then read, which,
according to Art. 18 of the Coestitution, excludes
from the su( cession to the clown of Spain the infant
1--)QII Fan/CISCO DE PAULA and ins descendants,
the Queen of Etruria and her descendants,
.and the
Princess MARIA LOUISA (present spouse of NAPo-
LEON BUONAPARTE), daughter of the Empetor of
Austria FRANCIS 11. arld her descendants, and in
consequence, in case of the falure of FERDINAND
VIT. the Infanta Don CARLOS, and then- descend-
ants, the succe:ision to the crown will devolve on
I.B\enora DONNA CARLOTA JOAQUESIA, and the Senora
MARIA ISABEL, Infantas of