The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-02 00:00:00

" O'DONN&L.

(Signed)
" At Aigeiiras, Aug. 20."
PA /US, A ua. 30.

TRENCH ARMY in SPAIN.—ORDER (!! the DAY,
/Vrevulutiunary parry, consisting of about 101) men, had
taken possession of the fortress of Tarifa on the morning of the
3d of August, after having surprised the Spanish garrison. The
rebels, cotntnmanded by an individual named Valdes, had in-
crossed their number by liberating the galley slaves who were
In Oxon dt Tarifa—a recruitment worthy of them ; these and
some atildiera of the garrison, a few Spanish deserters and out-
casts of society who joined them, augmented this noes]) to about
400 men.

" On the first intelligence of this event, the Lieutenant-.
'General comtnanding the division of Cadiz sent a column,
of 'lnfantry and Cavalry, under the orders of CMlnt d'Aatorg,
Colonel of the 14th regiment of Chasseurs, anti -on the 7th. Ta-
rift was blockaded by land, and soon • afterwards by sea ; but
as it is surrounded by ramparts, Om- heavy, utrrilldrY,wwls
necessity, brought up against it to etLet,it. bretdilt;
" At length, on the afternoon of-tite-liith, the breach was
; at four o'clock the town wow taken by assault, as
was also the fort of at. Catherine, by the hiat4 84th of the line,
and the *finish troops who had collie from the camp of St.

"Itnch
The following morning (the 29th) at day-break, the Isle,
defended by 2( pieces of cannon, in which it party of the rebels
.had taken refuge idler having abaticlot,ed Tarifa, I'ol into our
poWer.
" We have made prisoners two chiefs, Pedro Valdes and
Domingo Gonzalo, and 160 of the factious band ; the princi-
pal chief made his escape in a cowardly manner during th;.:

night.
" During the whole course of the expedition *pleat Tarifa,
we have to regret the loss .of one livutenant of the 34th, and
two.non-canntnissioned officers rind soldierA, killed; two arta.
lerg oftici-!ri and 27 non-cotninieeioned officas and aoldiers were
wourided," . .

(Tito order proceeds to tnentioti tlic names of till oqicers
who peiticultirly distinguished thernselves,,runt to eulogise the
steady.cooduct an 4 bravery of the troops, end thus concludes):
" It IA under these happy euepices that tho French troops
volt to.ttiottow eektiret.: the day of :at. Louis, the festival of
their good King. ° I ive It. 'Rol !twit tovt! et 10 Bourbon'
toujorcis 1,-..(Afxy thi) King live 1.14,;-,14 and. tho Boutixons al-
wigs !) '•
Ilead-lutoterA Avg, 24;
• k-yispoulit,1)101:10N,
“eoriai;,Cointinn'iitlint in Citiir."
•

l'Auts, AUG. 30.—A ftPr, mass', which Ihr Kiog
heard in his apartment,, AL the 'Yoke de'thimas,
President of the Central' committee of the
zberou Monument, and several of the Members,

had the honour to present the design thereof to
the King.
M. Fburnel, manufacturer of Cachemere
had the honour to present one of French fabrica-
tion to the King.
At noon his Majesty received Gentlemen ; the
King will receive Ladies.this evening. his Ma-
jesty did not go out..
Intelligence from Tarifa, dated the 20th,
states, that all the rebels, 'excepting 20, have
been killed, wounded, or taken prisoners.
The fke of St. Louis has been celebrated at
Madrid with all, the magnificence which eircum•
stances demanded.

The Austrian Observer continues silent re•
specting the atfaire•of Turkey, which ought to be
regarded as a very good 011101. for the Greeks.
(From the Consatutionnel of Monday.)
ST. 1 f.DEFONSO, Aua. I 8.—( Private Corre-
spondenee.)—Tho Minister Calomarde is the
only one who accompanied the Court in the jour-
ney to St. Ildefonso, as in that to Sacedon. Much
business has been-transacted this morning, and an
ordinance has been published, according to which
every individual is forbidden to come to Ilde-
fonso, without having received the express per-
mission of his Majesty. Another ordinance di-
rects the Military Authorities of the ,Provinces
and the Generals, to punish with death, and
without any trial, all those who, having taken
part in the late troubles shall now be found wits►
arms in their hands. At Grenada a decree of the,
Police has been published, ordering all the
Officers with an unlimited leave, the number of
which is 600, and all those who have not some
obvious means of subsistence, to leave the city in
three days. Every meeting of more than four
persons, whether public or private►, is forbidden,
under a penalty of 200 ducats for the first offence,
and five years' imprisonment for a repetition
of it.

IVI A bit I I), A u G. 1 9.—( Private Correspondence.)
Some quarrels which have taken place in Cata-
lonia have been. badly explained. No Constitu-
tional movements have taken place in this part of
Spain. The Monks seem not to be entirely ig-
norant of these dissensions, and it is said they see
with much dislike Cordona given into the hands
of the French. The Monasteries are every where
full of activity. The Capuchins of Olot have
armed themselves ; those of Manresa have done
the same, and have fortified their Monasteries.—
At‘ Marireza; at Salzona, and at Ripol, more vio-
lence has taken place than formerly against those
tie ho are suspected of being Constitutionalists,
am) the French who endeavour, to promote the
uniom or the two parties, are sometimes exposed
to have their intentions misconstrued.

13A nc rung , A uG. 1 7.---:(Eriract from the
Echo du Midi.)—Every thing here. is calm and
tranquil thanks to the firmness and prudence of
Lieut.-General Viscount Maringotte ; but the
news from Valencia, from some parts of A rragon,
a tid• some parts of this province, is not equally
favourable. Front Traga we learn that a convoy
of '2r mules, escorted by '2O men, has been at-
tacked and plundered, with the loss of five or six
of the escort. There exist oti the frontiers of
both provinces some bonds of men whose inten-
tions cannot be other than criminal.
( From the Journal des Debat.t.
• ntourri, Atrc. 17.—The following decree has
just, been published :---
"Convinced of the fidelity with which some foreigners form.
ing part of the Royal corps of the Body Guard have served my
august ancestors, I have resolved on the following measures :
The guard for my royal person shall be augmented by a
foreign. company, under the denomination of the Saxon Com.
pany.--2. This Company shall be established on the same foot=
ing, and in the same force, as those Companies which already,
exi5t...4.,,1t is an indispensable condition. of admission into
this Saxon Company, that the person should profess the Roman.
Catholic Apostolic Religion.
"August 9, !M. " FERDINAND."

AUG. 18.—Yesterday evening, and again this
evening, a fire broke out in the street de Toledo,
and in that of the Depreeiados, but, thanks to
the zeal of some individuals, it was immediately
extinguished. Nothing animates and exalts tle
minds of the people here more than these sorts
of events, and it is generally agreed that the
negros are the authors of the fires.

rittxcli Fuxin.
Aun, 30.—Vive per Cents. opened M 101(. 20c. ;
highest lillf. 30e. ; closed at 101f.—Bank Stock, 1,992 f. 50c.
.—Neapolitan lientes, in ducats, 07,i ; in francs, 91; Spanish
ditto, 19; Spanish. boan, 1823, 57.--Exchange on London—
One month, 2of. 10e.; three months, 95c.—( Coura
A lithentique.

FAUX PAs.--A statement under this title,
copied from Gulignani's Messenger of the 23d
ult., appeared in several of the London Papers.
In Galignuni's Messenger of Monday last is the
following letter from one of the parties allud-
ed to :