The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-14 00:00:00

" ROYAL DECREE

" APEOINTING A COMMISSION FOR IHE IMMEDIATE
REVISION OF ALL LAWS ♦ND REGULATIONS RE-

STECTING THE rims.

" The prosperity of States being always in proportion
to their knowledge, in like manner as their misery is in
proportion to their ignorance, and it being impossible that
knowledge can inc ease rapidly unless the publication and
circulation of works of science, art, and literature, be set
free from the obstacles which till the present moment have
embarrassed them—l, being desirous to remove the impe-
diments which obstruct the increase of that prosperity
which all Spaniards are entitled to expect under the reign
of my beloved daughter Donna Isabella 11., command in
her name that a Commission shall be immediately ap-
pointed, which shall be charged with the revisio❑ of all
laws and regulations relative to the Press, and also with
the execution of my intentions on this subject. And I
name, to compose the said Commission, the member of
my Counsel and Chamber Don Josef de Heria y Noriega,
Don Manuel Josef Quintana, Secretary to the Department
for the interpretation of Foreign Languages, and Father
Fr. Josef de la Canal, of the order of St. Austin.

"Palace, 26th Oct. 1813. Signed by the Royal Hand,
" To Don Javeir de Bongos."

SPAIN.

BAYONNE, Nov. 7.—The 3,000 volunteers who were
marching in three columns towards Tafalla, reached that
town on the 2d instant. The garrison, being too weak to
resist such a force, withdrew on their approach ! but 200
men who were sent during the preceding night by the
Governor of Pampeluna arrived a: the same moment before
Tafalla, attacked the Royalist volunteers, who fled in
various directions.

The bulletin of the engagement at Logrono, published
at Pampeluna, mentions that General Lorenzo had only
fired two cannon shots against the gate of the town, behind
which the insurgents were posted, and that he carried the
place with the bayonet, killing 110 men and taking 44,
with a large quantity of cloth, which the volunteers had
plundered in the manufactories of Aecaray. The General
informed the owners that on exhibiting proofs of the
property being theirs it would be returned to them.
It is reported, but not believed, that Valladolid has
proclaimed Don Carlos.
A letter from St. Sebastian stake that no new occur-
rence had taken place there.
General Castagnon and El Pastor marched yesterday
from Tolosa on Ascoitra, to attack the Carlists, who had
assembled there in great numbers. On reaching the spare
of that town they were fired upon from the windows
of a convent, in which a party of Biscayans had posted
themselves. Shortly afterwards several columns of insur-
gents, amounting, it is said, from 12,000 to 15,000, ad-
vanced, with the intention of cutting off the Queen's
troops, whose number did not exceed 800 men. General
Castagnon, deeming it imprudent to give battle to such an
overwhelming force, effected his retreat in good order.
One company, however, which had advanced rather too
far in attacking the enemy, suffered considerably, having
been obliged to fight its way as far as St. Sebastian.
Castagnon, considering that it would not be safe for him
to remain aoy longer in Tolosa, evacuated it in the even-
ing, reached Hernani about midnight, and entered St.
Sebastian this rnorninz, in company with El Pastor.
Ti,e utmost confusion prevails at Irun. The authorities
of the town have crossed over into France. The Captain
of the French company stationed at the bridge of the
BidAalalsote youngahhassent to Bayonne to demand a reinforcement.
men of Navarre, capable of bearing arms,
have joined the Carlists.
Nov. 8.-1 have received by express the following in-
telligence from Behobia, dated 7th, 10 o'clock at night
" The sortie is complete; a multitude of persons have
taken refuge here. Our Custom-house is full of all sorts
of goods. Several cartloads of muskets hays also arrived.

The insurgents are not yet masters of Iron, but they will
have reached it in the morning. By the last accounts
they were at Hernani. A courier that left Bayonne a
few days aco Was stopped and robbed at Salinos, and has
just passed through 11-hobia on his way back. The new
authorities of Tolosa gave him a written leave to proceed
to our frontiers. The gates of St. Sebastian are closed
since noon, and no one is allowed to go out of it. Several
respectable inhabitants of the town succeeded in making
their escape to Behobia."

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