The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-26 00:00:00

'anxious to put a stop to the da►ly malsacreS,
have sent a
.dePutation' to the French General,
entreating him to strengthen the garrison; in order
to prevent the citizens from murdering each
This duty will be attended with some
danger to the mediators.
• It has been-remarked for some days,. that the
troops forming the blockade of Santona were in
communication with persons in tha(place 1. An
Officer of high rank, con‘icted ,of holding a
criminal intercourse with the besiegers, has been
put to death. As soon as this teas known by the
troops of the Faith, a numb4r of them deserted.
The proprietor of a farm;
,not far from °gar-
zun, where several:FrenCh Soldiers were sur-
prised by a Guerilla, about the beginning of the
month, has been hung in front of his own house,
with his wife and three young children..
. P.S. More recent news from Saragossa inform
us, that the massacres still continue. In one day
23 men were killed. and 80 wounded,: -A rein-
forcement of French troops was momentarily ex-
pected in that ill-fated city:
The Funds at'Paris rosé considerably on Satur-
day. The French-Rentes opened for Money at 89 1:23 c.,iand
dosed at 89f. 90c. The lateatvotation for the Account n•as
89 f. 90 c. .Neapolitan stock were in demand at 77g, and
Spanish Bonds at 451.

Besidet the important intelligence from the
Paris Papers, the have inserted copious and in-
teresting extracts from Lisbon Papers and private
letters from Vigo and Corunna, relative to the
reception given to Sir ROUEWT WiLSON in Spain,
and to the disposition of Ca!Hein in favour of the
ConstitutioUal Government.

Them was a report in the City this .day that
se Spanish ,General Aulsom. had gane'over to
le French, but little credit was attached to it.

ft was positively stnted this day that the
French Army was to enter Madrid on
.the 23d

fl S tan t.

It is said that a certsiu great House, of the

Hebrew persuasion, in the City, were to be the
Contractors for the Spanish Loin tioir in pre.

paration.

American Papers arrived 'this morning to the

3d May.

BALTIMORt, 'APRIL 28. Very late from the
Pacifie.—By a passenger %rho came in the
schooner Dort, arrived here on Saturday, in 24
days from Carthegena, we are informed, that he
left Guayquil the middle of March, at which
time Piesident Bolivar was there. The expedition►
which the Patriots sent against the Royalists near

Ima, it was supposed, would fall into their

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hands. ' In consequence of the expected fall of
Lhnivfligitives.and mwch property bad left there,
. . . ...
find arrived at Guayquil. Several shoCks of earth-
quake had been felt at Lima. President Bolivar

had about 4000 men at Guayquil, he was preparing
a secret expedition, which no doubt was directed
against Peru. The Spanish General Morales
was still in ppmesSion of Maracaibo, he had with
him about 3.,ooo'men; his artillery was trifling ;

le had. committed .the greatest cruelties upon the

persons- and "property of foreigners. The -Pablo
General Mentillo„ was at Rio de la Roche witl

about 3,500 'rhea:"

from the Jamaica Mail Royal Gazette to the 13tle April, j
By the Three Sisters we learn, that the report
previously received here from Carthagena,pf the
defeat of the Royalists troops by the Colombians,
is correct; on their march to Rio de la llache
they were, met by General Mentilla, who routcd
4
them, making 400 prisoners

NATIONAL ARMY OF vrsEttirLit.
I hereby declare, that from this date the blockade of the
ports of the Main, occupied by those who call themselves
, .
Colombians, is raised; but it is to he understood that . foreign
vessels; which may bring into the said ports arms, ammunition,
implements of war, or adventures, who may some for the put.
pose of waging war against the subjects of his Catholic Ma.
jcsty, Will be treated as enemica.•

(SighCO MORALr'.
:ead-quarters, 'Maracaibo, itth March, 1823.

We have received a copy of the Report of the
Select Committee of the House of Commons, op.
pointed for the purpose of reporting their opinion,

whether the Standing Order of the House relat-
ing to Bills respecting Trade, is applicable to
Bills for taking off Restrictions, Regulations, &c.
previously imposed by Parliament ; and also
their opinion as to the expediency of the said
Standing Order being continued or rescinded.—
The Committee have reported their opinion that
the Order is not applicable to any Bill for taking
off restrictions already imposed ; and further,
that it is their opinion that the Standing Order
should be rescinded.

'An article dated Tieste, May 9, Sari :-14 We
have news from the Morea to the 26th April. The Regency
of' Greece has ceased, and the Government is in the lutods of a
Congress of Deliutiei, Atter the solemn installation at Napoli
di Rumania, Illaurotordato was elected President of the ton-
gress to the great joy of the people. The Congress has coeoded
to Colocortoni the defence of the Mores, and has aprohned
Odysseus, whohas the chief command in l'hessaly and Botlarisl
to the same 'situation in Epirus and Acarnanta. The state of
affairi in the Peloponnesus is favourable to the insurgents."