The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-28 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

[Pion; the, Etoik of Sunday Evening];
NEWS FROM SPAIN AND THE FRONTIERS.
.• 141Ankin, AUG; 17.—Nothing, new here to.
-they
The Regency continue to visit the-prisons;
-they .have ordained the liberation of those- intli-
4iduals Who were confined only on, account of
political °pillions. One hundred and forty have
'beefsdelivered- from the prison of Conte, and 2.3
froni that of Villa..
AvousT of this morning is,
that after the capitulation of Zayas and hia troops,
the Authorities oftsMalage'embarked, and that
the Royaliiti have taken possession of the town
`in the darnii elthe Regency.
It is rumoured that an insUrrection.has broken
out in Cadiz,-and that the people cloied the gates
against the'troops ithii were hastening from the
fie' tiOn to stippreis it. ,Riego, who was
accidentally out of Cadiz at the moment, finds
it impossible, report says, to re.enter.the city.
'Jibe following anecdote is current :—General
Bordesoult daily dispatches from Port St. Mary's
to Cadiz a boat laden' with provisions for the
Royal Family, and occasionally he sendesome
ice, which,,iu in atmosphere so sultry as that of
Cadiz, is particularly esteemed. On a recent
'occasion, the Spanish Admiral Valdes happened
'to be on the pier when the boat arrivedond he
assisted at the inspeetidn bf the provisions.. On
seeing the ice, he expressed,' in Spanish, how
grateful it Was to the eye, and he should be glad
to beable'tO Obtain sonic. The Frersehmen who
were in fireboat understood Spanish, though they
feigned td"be Ignorant of it. On their return, to.'
Port St. "Mary's, they- communicated the remark
Made hy the Admiral to General Bordesoult.
On the following day a portion; of the ice was-
sent to the Spanish Admiral, wilo.was greatly
sensible of the attention of the French General,
and returned him his thanks for it in a most polite
letter.

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DEL.I.IO.
BILBOA, AUG. 17.—Last Thursday morning)
the Commandant at Arms, M. Abnour, caused an
order to be posted, up at ids door, which you
Ought to be acquainted' with. This unexpected
news, the publication of which was made with-
dot the other Authorities being informed, inspired
the peaceable inhabitants with some uneasiness.
A correspand'ence was immediately opened be-
tween the Deputation, the Municipality, and the
French General, which promised. to prevent all
the evils that might be apprehended.
At seven o'clock in the evening a courier, was
sent off to Madrid with two very energetic Pe.
Miami, addressed to the Regency by the Munici-
pality mid the Deputation.
Tlie 'day before yesterday, our Lady's day, se-
veral Writings were posted up by unknown per-
sons. Dining the day the Constitationali,As and
some ex-militiamen, rendered audacious by im-
punity, manifested some satisfaction, evidently
with the intentio& of insulting the Royalists. At
.the C4Mmencelient of night a French patrol ar-
rested three individuals, among whom was a vo.
lunteer of the royal militia, accused of having
'insulted the Liberals, but it is asserted that they
'endeavoured to strike some Constitutionalists
With a stick. The French were conducting them
`to the town prison, but a group of people who
required that they should he concluded
to the Olson of St. Antonio, the guard of which
I's confided to the Royal Militia. The French
Would not listen to them, and soon mete with an-
'other group of the inhabitants on the old bridge,
'who, after setting two of the prisoners at liberty,
conducted the third to the prison of St. Antonio.
The French then retired to the square.
The French Commandant arrived soon after
With a larger detachment,' and made his men draw
up with fired bayonets. The inhabitants and
Royal Militia took up arms on their side; the
disturbance then became to great, that something
serious was expected ; but- the Magistrates soon
isiembled, and immediately took measures to se-
cure public tranquillity ; in effect, they prevented
It was resolved that the French should return
to their quarters, and that the patrols should
consist of the Royal Militia. After that the or-
der'of the town was not disturbed, and we hope
wei shalt never see a day of mourning such as the
Constitutionalists desire.
In the meeting which took place between the
Municipality and the French General, the latter
agreed perfectly with the local authorities, and
'lies even placed at theirdisposal the troops which
are at Bilbna.
Malevolence will not fail to profit by these
drcantstances to circulate the 'most absurd and
the most lying reports ; but what 1 have written
ti, you is the truth, and I can guarantee the
authenticity of these details.
Nothing new from Santora.
tto-reser flies! oust. PRIV4TE COMSPOtinENCTA
PLAPIGNAN, AUG. 17.---The enemy, who since
the Ifhli has occupied the position or Mont Mane,
harmade a_ movement on the right flank of our
tins, which eaten& from Villenove deSitgos to
Cala ; be moved on this latter town, and at.
iliflre the troops of Baron d'Erole's
divi-
s v'svho were forced to retreat to Manresa in
the greatest-diserder, and with considerable loss.
The brigade of General Tromelin, which was at
Igualada, immediately moved on to Manress.
The enemy is at present in the same position
in this part of. Catalenia, which Mina occupied
'after he quitted, the Lloupanses to go to Vich.
Anions, after menacing Manressa, moved on the
14th towards. Cabrianes, where he passed the
lalobregatt. lle was immediately followed by
'our troops, and on the same day he took up a pc).
`sition at Caldey and at Moya. This latter is on
The` mad to 13arcelon'a, and- a severe battle was
fought theie'; he was attacked by the 16th and
(30th of the'line; the 18th Chasseurs, and the 6th
If usSars, and a battery of Artillery: He defend-
ed' himself Ob4tinately,
The enemy continued his march on the rear of
our army towards boestany, (a route which Mina
also took at the time of his movement on Vich,)
menacing to move by Olot and Besalu on Figue-
ras, or by Ripoll into the Cerdagne, or by Berge
42.11 the Seu-d'Urgel. This morning it .was sup-