The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-26 00:00:00

BAYONNE INTELLIGENCE.

11.tyoNNE, Fin. 17.—We have news from
i•ladrid of the 12th. The Decree of Amnesty
has at length appeared; the following are the
Articles : .

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" 1. Pardon is granted to all persons who have taken part in
the Revolution.
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from this class some persons who have rendered
him services in
the recovery of his liberty, and the authors of the Memorials
and writings composed for the purpose of taking the Crown
from the King and having him brought to trial, as well as the
Infants ; those who in Secret Societies made proposals of the
same tendency, and those who since the abolition of the Consti-
tutional system have attended, or shall attend Secret Societies,
or others that may be established ; the authors and editors of
books or writings against religion and the throne, the Judges
and Officers who were charged with the trials of Elio and.
Goffieu, the promoters and participators in the assassina-
tions at Grenada and Corunna, those who, having had an
active shiire in the Constitutional Government, have gone to
America to disturb that country; and those who, having fled
to foreign countries, write and conspire against his Majesty's
Government.

" 3. All those comprehended in these exceptions shall be
tried according to the laws.
"4. All others shall enjoy individual liberty and safety :
those who are in prison shall be released, and their property, if
sequestrated, shall be restored to them.
" 5. This pardon does not authorise the restitution of em-
ployments, even those which were allowed before the 7th of
41i arch. On this head, as well as relative to the purifications, a
special decree shall be issued.
" 6. Those who are not included in any of the exemptions,
and those included in the capitulations with the French Gene-
rals, shall submit to the Tribunals as stated in Article 3.
" 7. All the Decrees and Ordinances issued up to this day,
relative to the persons who have adhered to the Constitutional
system, are hereby revoked."
This Decree has not been published officially. It has be-
come known during the day, that the French Ambassador
has prevailed to get it withdrawn, because it was drawn up in
a manner not agreeable to the instructions from his Court.
Letters from Cadiz say, that two Spanish merchant vessels
have just been taken, but it is not known by what nation. The
cause of the aggression of the Algerines is said to be, that after
a war between the two powers, Charles 3d agreed to pay to the
Dey an annual tribute. Since 1803 no payment has been
made, and the Dey, taking advantage of the weakness of Spain,
or moved by other reasons, claims the arrears. The Govern-
ment is certainly uneasy, and orders have been given to put
the. coasts in a state of defence. Resources and money are
wanting ; but boats are being armed, and artillery is placed
in some points. An order has been issued for the French
Guards to remain with his Catholic Majesty. It is said that
a Treaty between France and Spill is on the point of being
signed.