The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-09 00:00:00

SPA IN.

CADIZ, SEPT. l7.—The Conciso contains tbefol-
.lowing, among the I,;arious communications which
display all that enmity,.hatred, anger, and thirst
for revenge apinst the French, 'which w
,Wish to inculcate in all Spanish hearts against
• tuonaparte and his followers.. Oar readers will
Judge for themselves with respect,to the propriety
of the Writer's suggestions..
lie observes., that time, which *destroys eery
thing, seems to have enfeebled the , remembrance
of the tkonstrous and intolerable oppression which
we ha% e Suffered from France. He, is firmly per-
suaded that ProNidence always detested our friend-
ship and alliance with France, and on.that account
ttotight theM into the heart of our country, that,
knowing than practically,, we might abhor them
perfectly ; and to continue and-, perpetuate this
hatred and abhorrence, he proposes,—
" I st, That the reigning families of Spain and
France never be suffered to fam an matrimonial
Connexion. ,

2d, That the Spanish nation never conclude
With France any treaty of alliance offensive .and
defensive.
" 3d, That all delinquents condemned to be
sent to Africa, Asia, or America, or to be itn!pri-
zoned in any of the Spanish fortresses,
sent to the Pyrenees, and made to labour in con-
. rructing a wall and ditch so strong and close, that
not even the smallest and most, contemptible ani-,
Thal shall be able
,to_ pass frdui one country to the!
-,gther.
4th, The nativeS of France should never be
suffered to fix their residence in any part of the
tpanish territory : they should only.b.e suffered to
bring their commodities into theports, and receive
oqrs in return, remaining.in the mean time, as it
in.a lazaretto under quarantine.
" stb, No Frenchman,should ever be permit-.
ted to be naturalized in this kingdom.
" Gth, All marriage between a Frenchman and
a Spanish woman, or a French woman and a Spa-
tish man, should be prohibited ; and even to soli-
cit it on either side should incur the -stigma of in-.
.

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" ith, .Those •who have. the , education should
jr4presS them. with enmity to the French, :and be
taught to call the game of Moors and Christians,
'Which they have been used to .phly at, the game of.
Spaniards and French.
Bth, All those who take degree's in the-differ-
Faculties,'&c..besides the other oaths it is ens-
loniary to take, Shouatake an oath of eternal hfi.
reri..to Erance; all likewise who take up their
freedom, or contract marriages, should be obliged
to take the same oath.
9th, In all the cities, towns, and villages, in
the Spanish dominions a stone column should.;be
, erected at the entrance, on which should he eh-.
Craven these words Cursed be the French
• t=ame, an inextinguishable hatred to France.'

• The following. Detachments have receiled
routes for Portsmouth, to embark for Lisbon.„ .wiz.
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• • . From Deal lqt Battalion 3d Regiment. •
• Can terhury I st Battalion 9th Ditto.
widen 2d, Battalion 24th Ditto. '
.....
Ashford - ' cAld Battalion 31st Ditto. ::,•.
Blackington Ist Battalion 36th Ditto. ;:, ;
Horsham 23 Battalion . 44th Ditto. •
iititchington lst Battalion. 45th Ditto. ''
• " Chelmsford ' Ist Battaliorx ' 4sth Ditto. .
AtistbOurne Ist Battalion bOth Ditto. ~.
• Brabotirne Lees • 51st Ditto. .-"-
• Ditto 6sth Ditto-KT c'l
Little Hampton 57th Dittc,: ~-;:.‘,
Battle 2d Battalion sstli Ditto..
Winchester 2d Baittaiion 66th Ditto,' -, -
Ditto.
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nythe- - • ;lst Ditto.
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4,tto , . ' 95th Ditto.. ..
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