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THE SUN.

SOLRM QUIS InCERE P4I,SUM AUDII47

LONDON,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1323.

We have no further intelligence from Franco
or Spain ; but we subjoin the following additional
extracts from papers previously received, as
being calculated to place in a still stronger light
than heretofore, the existence of a large mass of
combustible materials throughout Spain, and
which may be considered as every moment on the
point of bursting into a blaze. Although it is
now upwards of three weeks since the Cortes
decreed the dissolution of the Constitutional Go.
vernment, and delivered up FIZEIDINAND and

Cadiz to the French, yet we have no accounts of
the submission of Mira or of any of his Lieuten-
ants or their troops, nnr of the surrender of Bar.
celona, or any other strong place, except Ceuta
and Tariffa, which were given up immediately
after the downfal of the Constitution, and before
their garrisons were apprized of the frantic pro.
ceedings and atrocious decrees of the King subset.
qitently to his arrival at Port St. Mary. So
far as atTairs have yet proceeded, the cause of
freedom, except that its adherents are now sub_
jected to the penalties of treason and rebellion,
would seem to have been streugthened rather
than tveakened by the events subsequent upon
the great calamity at Cadiz. Moatuo's
troops, as well as those of li.tr.s.Arrcaor, have
been filled with indignation at the lime's
tyrannical conduct and at his assumption of ar.
bitrary power. Moarrzo himself, as well as
BALLArrcaos, must feel that he would bold
both his life and his property by thq 41)4'04.
carious tenure under the uncontrolled ascend,.
ancy of FERDINAND. He is even said to have
refused to give any account of a rich galleon
intended for the Constitutional' Government-,
but seized by, him at Corunna, which it had
entered in ignorance that it was occupied by
the Royalists and the French.• This fact, if
authentic, augur* a disposition on the part of
Moust.Lo to change sides once more. The
conduct of B.II.I•ASTEROS is already more thari

equivocal. Alms. still commands in Catalonia ;
and the Esteuctx.sno and numerous other chiefs
are still at the head of their corps of partisans.
That great multitude of the best educated and
most respectable men in Slain, whom FERDINAND
has in his madness proscribed, together with the,
dispersed soldiers of RIEGO, and the Madrid
and other disbanded corps of militia, would
of course flock to the standards of the patriots,
as affording them the only chance of escape
from the vengeance and ruin hurled upon their
heads by the KING. Even the fanatics of Madrid
are said to have been filled with consternation by
the Decree which banishes from the Capital
so many thousands of those very persons
who by their expenditure chiefly contributed
to the support of the population !—lf the French
wore not present, the King's Government
could not stand a single week ! We hope,
however, that, under the perilous circumstances
in which they are placed, the Constitutionalists
and the wavering Royalists will not hazard the
prolongation of the struggle, unless they are
well assured that they possess the means of excit-
ing a general insurrection in their favour, or at least
of maintaining their ground throughout the
winter. The' elements of a reaction which
now so extensively abound in every province,
might be utterly destroyed by a rash and pre-
mature struggle. The French and their coal,-
derides of the Faith will soon be at drawn daggers
if there is no common enemy to compel them
to continue their present unnatural coalition. Then
will he the moment for the Constitutionalists to
strike with effect, and with all hut the certainty
of obtaining a glorious triumph and permanent
Success.

(From the Conslitutionnel.)

JAZN, OCT, 5..

Three days ago we observed symptoms of revolution in this
town. An anonymous communication inforrped me that eadea-
vonrs were making to promote desertion and give us trouble
The same night, notwithstanding the strong guard placed over
the prisoners taken from Meg°, 112 men and one officer were
missing. What renders this more remarkable is, that them
were troops at all the gates, and that neither these troops nor
the patrols, nor the inhabitants of the neighbouring villages,
saw any thing of the fugitives. This nukes me suspect that
there is a hidden hand at work, which we shall discover by tho
investigation about to be instituted. On the morning of the
following day, one of Ilallasteros's officers presented himself
with passports. Yesterday Ilallasteros's manuscripts appeartid
here. They were brought from Torre de Jimeno. They have
convulsed the town and neighbourhood in the most serious
manner. I believe that these manuscripts are forgeries. We
live here with our arms in our hands, for we are insulted and
menaced.

(Signed) JUAN SANCHEZ CISNERPS, Genetat.
:Madrid Realsurador.)

Letters from Bayonne, of the 14th, ronta'n
reflections on the severe Decree published by
FERDINAND, under which it is said, that at least
a tenth part of the population is banished from
Madrid, and that tenth the flower of the popula-
tion! The following is an extract :

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" Morillo has not only seized on the galleon which tante
from Manila, but refuses to give any account of it. The town
of eabra ha's again declared for the Constitutional system. The
impulse has been given by Ballasteros, who is with a respect.
able force in the neighbouring mountains. The cry in all thee
country is, " The Constitution or Es..ntit !" and they wear Alio
green ribband. Jaen is not tranquil. The desertion is (*mi.
derable, and the prisoners of Riego's corps escape as it by
miracle from their prison. Ballastcros, it seems, circulates, ao
an Order of the Day, copies of the Royal Decrees, both that cf
the 30th September, and those since published. 'The'off►eet of
Madrid can scarcely deliver the number of passports."

tlTT,Twelseo'Clock.—Consols opened at 83N,
with scarce any fluctuation during the morning.
Although a general report prevailed' that an Ex
press 'had arrived with the French Rentes at
90f. 85c., and Spanish 271, 1, have been unable
to ascertain that the report is well founded.--
There is a general expectation that when Pea.'
DYNAN') arrives in his Capital, the new Cortes will
be installed, and that his arbitrary Decrees will
be revolted. There is also a rumour of an alliance
between France, Spain, Portugal, and Itussigs by
which the above Powers would secure to them-
selves the commerce of the Alediterrauean,
FOREIGN MAItItET. Scared any business
doing, except in Spanish Bonds, and thlt to no
great extent. All other Foreign Securities re-
main stationary.

In our front page we have inserted the ink'
resting report of the Committee of the Bosse or.
Commons on the Peniti,ntiary at Milbank.

Virrtruson, Ocr: 22.—The weather being ine
this morning, hilt MAJIXTY, with his ordinary at-
tendants, took hip usual airing in the Park"—
fiord G fANLYON, who has been on a visit to theking ,
for some time, took leave of his MAIMY
yesterday.
Itfis confidently reported that the liilarqsesii
de C4six-Inu3o, well known from his fang area
noted residence in the United States, k to be
the new Arni3nssatior of his CAT/161.1C MAJUSTV
to the Court of St. J a mes's.-4-(liforning Chronkle.)
We are request to contradict what was staled
in our Papur of yesterday respecting T.
,VV•
BEaumoNT, Esq. M.P. for Northumberland.—
That Gentlemint being perfectly welk has no
occasion to visit Naples for his health. He is
going to Italy with his family, and intends re-
turning to Eno*land in the autumn.—(mor ping
rivij

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