The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-28 00:00:00

TOURTII CORPS-BULLETIN.

.-MARCIIAL TUE DUKE OF CONEOLIANO TO 1119 EXCEL.
LENCY TILE XINISTEIt OF WAR.

BADALONA, .JULY 19.
" plat IGNEIT it—The garrison of. Cardona is composed
44' a French battalion of the 2d of the line, and of 400 Spaniards
of the division of the Baron d'Eroles.

" The brave battalion of 'iguenza, which was at Cardona,
and its worthy Commander, are now at Manrcsa ; this corps
consists of ON old and brave soldiers.

" Cardona was defended by a battery, of 62 brass cannon,
and was provided with ammunition and preVision for u year.
" I learned yesterday that the, vessel .of his Majesty, La
Grenade, captured on the 13th instant a Spanish Constitutional
privateer, after a chase of seven hours. The Captain of the
corsair and two seamen alone fell into our hand 4, the rest of
'the crew gained the land, and fled to the mount,ens.
"'Lieut.-General the Baron de Dames informs me that the
capitulation of the Isles of Las Medes was signed on the 15th
.of this month, and the next day the French troops took pus.
„ression of them in the name of his Majesty, and with cries of
fire le Rol.

" We found in these Isles 17 pieces of artillery, and ammu-
nition and provision for 40 days; The garrison was composed
of 77 men. This occupation will render our navigation entirely
free, and allow us to appropriate some of our light vessels for
=the blockade of Catalonia.
"'3larshal the Duke of Conegliano, MONCEY."

[Prom the Journal des Debats of Thurday.l
(BY .AN" EXTRAORDINArtY DISPATCH.)
MAnnio, .Jimy 18.—Sir Mr. A'Court, after having de.
mended an escort fkom General Bourmont, has gone to San
bucar to embark in an English frigate, which was waiting for
him, and which was to take him to Gibraltar..
The Extraordinary Gacettr• of Madrid, of the 17th July,
. contains an official article to the following effect :
" The Regency has just received an official letter of General
Morino, Count of Carthagena, dated Lugo, 11th July, This
General declares that he recognizes the Regency formed during
the captivity of our Lord the King, and waits with the army
• under his command the orders their Serene Highnesses (the
Regency) may address to him. Ile offers, at the same time, all
sorts of sacrifices for the liberty of' his Majesty, and the good of
the kingdom."
_

[From the Constitutiounel of Thursday.]
PrnprGrinN, Jit.y 16.—The troops blockading the Scu of
Alrgel cannot prevent the garrison from making excursions,—
The Pietlmootese Count Llnati, with 400 Miqueletit, after hav-
ing escorted out 200 women and children who had taken refukie
in the forts, has returned to them. Sarsfield was living at his
country house at flospitalet, a league from Barcelona, when he
made hitsubinission. Persons arrived from different points
say there have been several combat*. Alilana with his division
,oectapies the mOuntains which crown the plain of Barcelona.—
The news of the death of Minn is false; on the contrary, his
tieralthr is nearly re-established.

' War-Office, July 25, 1823.
2d Regiment of Life Guards—Lie:it. Thomas Smith to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Lord Barnard, promoted. '
FRIDAY'S PAPERS. 4th Regiinent of Dragoons—Lieut. Jeremiah Robinson from
u Mantn, J'u LT 19..—The Madrid
adrid Gazette contains the fol. hale-pay Bth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice George
/owing article Robbins, who exchanges, receiving the diftbrence.
" Gee neteratt, Jute. 3.-The 15th of June the criminals 7th Ditto—Cornet James W. Pillipps to he Lieutenant, by
condemned to the chains in the fortress of Centa, surprised purchase, vice Lord Belfast, promoted in the Cape Corps of
their guards, and having closed the gates of the citadel, pro- Cavalry.
claimed. the absolute King. It was to be presumed that they Bth Ditto—Cornet Augustus Wathcn to be Lieutenant, by
calculated upon some support in the fortress, but there was no purchase vice Robinson, promoted in Ist %Vest India Regi.
movement whatever, and they were in consequence compelled ment ; William Lyon, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
t 42 surrender at discretion ; about 40 of these wretches suffered Wathen.
'death with great sung froid, without any form of trial, or any 9th.Ditto—Cornet Honourable George Vaughan to be Lieu.
" spiritual aid. tenant, by purchase, vice Knight, promoted ; Ensign George
A few days afterwards the report was circulated that the Knox, front the 65th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
soldiere of the garrison, informed of the state of the Peninsula, Vaughan.
and fear;ng the distress which would threaten the fortress 17th Ditto—Cornet Willoughby Moore, from the 16th Light.
(almost the whole, garrison, consisting of 2,008 exiles, being Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Francis
already reduced to half rations) would begin to feel and express Conynghaui, promoted.
the 'necessity and the obligation of submitting to the King. let or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant
The. ev eleing of the Ist instant some grenadiers of the battalion Philip Spencer Stanhope to be Lieutenant and Captain, by
of valencla having purchased sonic red ribbands, this kind of purchase, vice Bathurst, promoted in the Cape Corps; George
conversation became so general that the Chief's and the craktda Edmund Nugent, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by
officers hastened in alarm to their quarters, formed the troops purchase, vice Stanhope.
in line, harangued them in the usual deceitful language, and 6th Regiment of Foot—Ensign William Richards Derinzy
!vote them abundance of wine. The ferment appeared to be from the 11th Foot, to be Ensign, vice England, who, ex.
tranquillized, and they conducted them before the melancholy changes.
stone of the Constitution to give their usual cleats. - 7th Ditto—Cornet George Allan, from half-pay 19th Light
" The symptoms of discontent, however, redoubled in the Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice John Loftus Nunn, who ex.
night, the troops appeared disposed to. insurrection; and to de. changese receiving the difference.
pose, from the command the Governor General Alvaro Maria 11 tli Dittia—Ensign John henry England, from the'sth Foot,
(3:aeon, and give it to General JosePh O'Dounel. 'The Go- to be Ensign, vice Derinzy, who exchanges; Ensign John Sid-
vernal- assembled during the night thosaof the dominant faction, bey Doyle to be Adjutant, vice Ilaggup, who resigns the Adju.
and the result of their conferences was, to embark the next day tantey only.
eiee. ()'Darnel, General Joachim Barra, and the Brigadiers P. 17th Foot—Paymaster James Allsop, front the 44th Foot, to
Ganda and J. Lieeeedo (the three latter z-re officers transported be Paymaster, vice Bourke, who exchanges.
from Valencia for having refused to authorize the horrible as- 44th Ditto—Paymaster Thomas Bourke, from the 17th Foot,
saesitiation of the glorious martyr of liberty, General Elio), to be Paymaster, vice Allso.p,.who exchanges.
giving them peisports for this place, where they:have arrived, 45th Ditto—Serjeant-Maeor Samuel Wallis to be Quarter.
and have been
.vary well received. master, vice Walsh, deceased.
'` it is now etated that last night and this morning the firing 65th Ditto—Hon. Stanhope Hawke to Ensign, by purchase,
of': and inniquetry was heard at Ceuta, where there is vice Knox, appointed to the 9th 14ight Dragoons.
spill kvery considerable party of officers and soldiers in favour 88th Ditto—Lieutenant and Adjutant Thomas Nowlan, from
of the King, nor ',would it he estoniahing to see triumph the half-pay Nova Scotia Fencibles, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant
3u:A cause which they defend. The French squadron is sailing vice Walter ArKenzie, who exchanges.
hither,, and it is supposed intends to proceed to Ceuta, but no- 70th Ditto--Captain James Johnston from half-pay 6th West
certain is yet known." thing. India. Regiment, to be Paymaiter, vice Scott, deceased.
The Madrid Garltte says it has received several numbers of 113 d Ditto—Lieut. John %Vim Surntnerfield, from half-pay
2d, Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant; vice John G. C. Bur.
a Journal, entitled, Le Itedacteur de Cadiz, and which gives
extracts from periodical revolutionary journals .that continue to • leigh, who exchanges ; Albert Watson, Gent. to be Ensign,
appear at Cadiz. These Journal:4 appear to be now reduced to without purchase, vice Geddes, deceased.
to*, viz.: the Constituci.mit, the Es/matador, the Gacata Ifs. 84th Ditto.leeut. Ralph Mittbrd Preston Ingilby to be
Panola, the',Efiirio de el (,'user, the Diaria Mercantil, and the Captain, by purchase, vice Bernard, sen. who rooms; Ensign
Redaetetir de, Cadiz. The Editors of the infamous Zurriahro, Guy Prendergast Clarke to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Rotahle and Me.gie, had, amongst others, also arrived at Cadiz, Ingilby ; Charles Franklyn, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
but being suspected by the Ministry, they were arrested and vice Clarke.
transported to the Canaries. The Gazette gives a melancholy Rifle Brigade—Second !lieutenant John Woodford to be
picture of the situation aval spirit of the Cadiz Journals. They First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cochrane, deceased.
were, art may be thought, reduced to a very small number of Ceylon Regiment—First Lieutenant Peter Crofton to be
readers. whose imperturbable credulity still cherielied the Captain, without purchase, vice Illankenberg, deceased; Se-
grimiest fables anti the most absurd hopes ; one day the death cons Lieutenant Peter Bennet Rayne to be First Lieutenant,
of an august Monarch will send back to France the whole army vice Crofton; Edward Archer Tumour, Gent., to be Second
of the Pyrenees ; then the tri.coloured flag is hoisted at Bor. Lieutenant, vice Reyne.
deans ; and lastly, is marching upon Madrid, where. Cape Corps Infantry—Captain Hon. Thomas Seymour 13A-
S:4lo:term was to join him. There' are; however, says the thurst, from the Firlit or Grenadier Foot Guards, to be Major,
Goner*, etiOrtie eOriouB facts. . by purchase, vice O'Malley, promoted.
Riego has Published in the Eepeetaifor his correspondence tibiae. VAC:Ha:D.—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel George O'Malley,
with She' Minister. in refusinr to take the second command. from the Cape Coro, to be Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by
of 'the Army of Andalusia (winch no longer exists), he declares purchase, vice Lieutenant-Colonel William Itaitin Leake,
that he is reedy to traverse Spain, to-excite the public mains who retires.
whenever lie is supplied with 1500 infantry, 200 horses, and Lieut. henry Knight, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be
100,800 piaarm ' he Minister of War excuses himself, as he Captain of Infantry, by purchase, vice Brevet Major Henry
wants the means. 'beet, replies that the means are not want- Light, who retires.
ing, and that every one will easily conjecture the real moan Oilec of Ordnance, July 25.
for the refusal. • Royal Regiment of Artillery, Captain Thomas Van Strau.
Morena iluerra, the Deputy, bas published in the Consatn. benne, from the half-pay to be Captain, vice Light, retired ;
401141 his political testament, in which he declares, " that after First Lieutenant George Cowie to be Second Captain ; Major
having *en all his efforts fail for the re-establishment of the John Thomas Caddy to be Colonel, vice Leake, retired ; Cap.
Ministry of Florei-Estrada and his colleagues, and knowing tain and Brevet Major Francis Smith to be Major, vice Caddy;
that he is himself pursued by the libertieuld faction which Captain Thomas Cubist, from half-pay, to be Captain, vice
domineers in Cadiz, he will quit the island cf Gaditana, so Sillith; First Lieutenent Richard Harding° to besecond Captain.
worthy Vsz better fate but he says he will'not forsake Spain. Conimissions in the Staffordshire Reignment of Yeomanry Ca-
The only means of saving Cadiz,he adds, wait to give Riego the velry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of' Stafford.
chief command of the Army of Andalusia, but that Cadiz, in The Hon. Orlando Bridgmen to be Captain, vice urockett,
booking to.defend herself, alone—must fall. resigned; Cornet Themes Prinsep Robinson to be Lieutenant,
Many causes, easy to divine, may have prevented the Jour, vice Mountford, resiemed.
tualists of Rome from publishing the news of the Pope's inisbap- Comm N
itision in the orfolk Yeomanry Rangers, shelled by his
Which we gave in our paper of the Ifith, hat of which the Cia- Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk.
ojemeionuri is pleased, on account of tile silence -of thole Edward nudge, Gent. to be Surgeon.