The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-17 00:00:00

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The French Government received on Saturday
a telegraphic despatch, announcing that, on the
10th inst., ESPARTERO took the oath prescribed
by the Cortes as Regent of Spain. After which he
was conducted in State to the Palace, surrounded
by a vast concourse of the citizens of Madrid and
its vicinity. The Madrid Papers received are to
the 9th, and describe the election of the Regent
on the Bth with considerable spirit. The Mem-
bers of the two Chambers wore Court dresses,
and the hall of the Cortes was crowded with
persons of the first distinction. When the votes
were given the following was the result:—

For General Espartero 179
For Augustin Arguelles
For the Queen Dowager 5
For Count Almadovar
For Brigadier Thomas Garcia Vicente, Orre of
the heroes of May 2, 1808 1
Blank ticket
General Espartero having obtained a majority of 69 votes,
was proclaimed sole Regent of the kingdom during the mino-
rity of the Queen. M. Arguelles, atter announcing this result,
aejourned the meeting.
•' Everything," says a private letter, " passed off with perfect
order. No murmurs or cries were uttered ; the greatest de-
corum prevailed during the whole of the sitting, which lasted
four hours and a half."

It wai said that General Espartero had stationed two of hi.
aides-decamp in the hall, who reported to him the progress of
the proceeding, and that he had horses saddled in his stable,
ready ti, leave Madrid, and repair to Logrono, if the Trinitarians
had gained the day.
In the evening the bands of the regiments of the garrison
serenaded the Duke.

The Regency having been appointed, the new Cabinet of
Espartero formed the next subject of speculation. The fol-
lowing was one list in circulation ;
President of the Council and Minister for
Foreign Affairs
Inferior
Justice
War
Finance Senor Cantero.
Marine
The Castellano states that Senor Gonzalez will be Prettier,
with Senor Infante as Minister of War; and Senor Olozaga
would return to the Spanish Embassy in Paris. The Correo
Nicional's list excludt s Senors Olozaga and Sancho altoge-
ther, as will not take office to govern with the present Cortes.
The Fives were at 27 3-16 for cash.

MEETINGS IN LONDON.-ClerkellWell is to meet on
Wednesday or Thursday to petition for the measure'bf
Ministers. The Finsbury Reform Club meets to-day to
effect the same object. St. Martin's-in-the-Fields meets
on Tuesday. The metropolis, then, is beginning to stir.
There ought to be meetings in every parish and almost
every tavern. The women ought to meet and petition
for cheap sugar. Now or never is the time to put down
monopoly.
A requisition was made last week to the Church-
wardens of Lambeth parish to convene a meeting to
take into consideration the measures brought forward by
the Government respecting the Corn-laws, and the
sugar and timber duties, but they declined to call a
meeting. The inhabitants, however, have resolved to
meet, and Mr. Benjamin Hawes, the Member for the
borough, will preside, either at the Horns' Tavern, or
some convenient place, on the occasion. On Thursday a
meeting of the inhabitants of Christ Church, Blackfriars-
road, will be held at Newton's Hotel for the same
purpose.