The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-01 00:00:00

SPAIN.

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Gomez to the Minister of War at Madrid, the ingurgol
of Talavera de la Reyna have been surprised and besbo
Guadaperales, on the Guadiana. The following °lO,
surrendered without resistance :—Don G9IIZ deer ";eP,
master and Commandant of the Royalist Volunteers' Pbrie
r2t6ftrho instant
m Lieut.
Martin Ceballos, of the cavalry, the ex-body guard %of'
Ximeng z, Capt. Lopez de Salas, of the cavalry, and ',0"„
nino del Barco, an officer on the retired list. de
others have made their escape. Six horses and I'o
rials in gold were seiz.d. Another report, freoy
Commandant of the Corbineers of Carandia, anneutlee.e:ll:
precipitate flight of the rebel chief, Pedro de la 133rbPei
and the capture of five of his companions." "0e /
from St. Jtaa Pled de Port, on the 20th instantr!,4oV;
detachment of 40 carbineers, the same who some,uaYs-
fore had been disarmed by Colonel Erazo,
in pursuit of the Colonel in their turn, brought "t),41,;
custody the Alcalde of the village of Balcarlosr
and fettered, for not using his endeavours to arrest tho t
Several other officers, abandoned by their ►lCoberye
been forced to surrender themselves, some at
of Arnegay, and others at 13anca, whence tb4elo/0
been brought in here this evening by the National
We have received the following from our corresP°ll4 rt
Bsyonne, under date of the 24th instant:—` 13i'cd;c0‘01'1
have about 12,000 men, Aliva 5,000, and Guiritaty
most 2,000 under the command of Ignacio Lard°,ol;o,
old officer of the guards. But the greater porti°"117:"0
population being violently torn from their peaceh/ef
pations by some audacious chiefs, devoured by
and fanaticism, cannot be taken into the accouot;ll,l
will undoubtedly disperse at the commeneementoottros
engagement. It is nearly certain that by this 604 P
Saarsfield must have come up with the rebels on t Ojd
oe
with the troops be found in Castile. There Ar'of,'Jl
versions respecting the slowness of the movemeotiO
Queen's General in attacking the rebels. So t 7
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he is waiting for reinforcements, in order to ertslrje°,l,'
at one blow ; others, that he is acting under the °,01.11.
Don Carlos ; and others again, that he finds he Ca°,,,,j I
upon his troops. The first, however, is the old,'
cause. A person from Saragossa states that 0 j
to Puente de la Reyna, three or four leagues beYlbd
peluna, he saw about 2,000 Carlists, whose ehie'
in requisition 3,000 rations for the troops.'" s
(From the Massager des Chumbres')
The following is from a letter dated Ale.
September 20:— rov.i "
A piece of news of so shocking a nature 3 I.
received from Cyprus, that one would hope tbate)of?
true. In the midst of the anarchy and scene, o:ci
to which that unhappy isle is subjected, a ha"he'o°,
volted Albanian soldiers invaded the residence 01,0 Pi/
trian Consul, carried him off, and impaled hire ~
mast of his consular flag, and his colleagues 'ldeal!
to render him any assistance. It is not 10°-00").:
at the bottom of this transaction, but a part)' C4O.
town of Larnaca joined iu pillaging the unliapPi
house. Ibrahim Pacha was carrying the Fleeto
defence of the Taurus into effect under his own e;e `
re,ir,
lseuaet is preparing scientific and commercial be ise,fr
to the source of the Nile, and to Hadjah; ,il;4°
about to cut a canal from the cataract of Ors°,;
Itowards the smaller pyramids of Upper EgYPt'

Lord Holland is confined to H011306' 00;1
by a slight attack of gout. ,Ade
The Earl and Countess of Uxbrilefr ir
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arrived at Beaudesert, Staffordshire, wbic',,:r ;
occasionally occupy during the residence of 1"- 'll`
of Anglesey abroad. no#,ol°l)f
Earl Grey's official residence in
street is in a state of preparation to receive %rif
and family. The large dining room approPitedttifg
Pitt, when Prime Minister, to the orgies of 9',3
which had become sadly dilapidated, has bee
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renovated.
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DREADFUL MURDER.—A drea--,1,
was perpetrated about eight o'clock on StandsSle stfeit
at Hedge, by Mr. William Willott, a respeto4,ol
of that place, who cut the throat of bis ie ,
Susannah Gratian, so dreadfully, that she di efeelelo
A servant lad in the house beard the woran° 5t130,014/11i
alarmed the neighbours, who, on reaching,' iirrPV
found the woman lying dead on the floor, suniolf 1,*•04
another room, attempting to cut his own St.' ore
difficulty the razor was forced from him, Pe,lll, feY
done much harm to himself, and he was secil'el °pi
sat ( n the body of the woman, and retnr°,,,
of "Wilful Murder against William Wilhite' 011:4'
accordingly immediate'y committed, upon Wilhite
warrant, to the County Goal, for trial at tb.o*
The witnesses were also bound over to gl
the trial.—Derby Reporter.