The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-04 00:00:00

but it is certain that nOtl6 were killed. The
Political Chief himself charged the factious
sword in hand, and seitied the portrait of RIEGO.
Some Alguazils mixed by order of the authorities
among the attendants of the portrait,and watched
'the most seditious; several, of ivhorn have
been arrested. This measure has confounded
the clubbists ; and thts first act of vigour
on the part of the authorities, •to which they
are not accustomed, has had a wonderful effect

on that collection of wretches who every moment
disturb the peace of the capital, and in the sequel

that of the proVinces.—Letters from Seville saY/
that Major-General GRIMAREZ (almost 80 years
of age),being condemned to 10 years in a presidio/
for conspiring against the constitution, the sores
reign people, displeased with this sentence, went,
to the prison and tore to piece this unhappy old
man who bad retired from the service above '2O
years.—Letters from Catalonia say, that RIEGO
has been arrested at Lerida by the order of the

Government.
The yellow fever continues to make nrogres4.
in Catalonia. The m0,..t recent news on thi4
subject have been transmitted from Perpignaut
under date the 22d September. At Barceionetta
the ravages of this disorder are dreadful. All the
sick in the Lazaretto are dead. At present the
fever has reached only four d:stricts of Barce-
lona, but it has recently manifested itself in ti :e
garrison of Montjoui. At Tortosa 500 persocl
have been carried off in eight days.—The Pyre'
nean Cordon has been reinforced, and the activiti
displayed by the French authorities on the (Nil'
tiers of Spain will, we trust, continue to overt
this dreadful scourge from visiting France.

BLOCKADING SQUADRON before CARTHAGES'S.
To Colonel MONTILLA, ConAmander-in-Chief.
SIR—I have the honour of communicating t°
your Excellency that 1 have carried into effect
the project of cutting out from under the forts 01
the city of Carthagena the two gun-boats, fri(4l't'
ing each a 24-pounder, the three barks, and 1111'
three launches, each mounting an 8-potller;
and all the rest of the enemy's armed boats.
likewise succeeded in scuttling the brig Of War
Andalusia. The loss I have sustained is veil,
small, not amounting to more than three Oleo
and nine wounded. Our boats have sustaittea
a
some small damage. The contest was deci",
in a very short time by the bravery and boldliest
of the Officers and crews of our boats, who P°
to the sword more than 200 of the enemy.
25th June. J. P ADII,I-41t.

Accounts from Lima state, that the iric'r°/
has permitted the various merchant vessels as
Callao to arm themselves, and to take on boar
volunteers, for the purpose of bringing
of
blockading squadron to action, in consequence
which they have compelled the division left 1"
Lord COCHRANE, who was off Truxillo, to abaw
don the blockade, and that the Port of Ca
lll°
was, by the last advices, declared open.

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The following are the chief con'esits 01 '-
Spanish Papers and Dutch Mail, which we ere,
this day : ave
" MADRID, SEPT. 17.—Two verdicts
ve to
lately been given by Juries, which may sero
give a sufficient idea how far this instituti°
applicable to our customs and to the state of °f
civilization. One of these was at the ins
t
a
ncen
the Ambassador of his Britannic Majestl, .
the second at the instance of Don Sebastian
vai
nano :in both cases it was decided there at
no ground for proceeding to trial no haber
throw
a la fornzacion de causa, or the bill was
~03
out). Our Readers will be glad to kw's' ro
grounds of the two actions, and they may f° 1,5
their own opinion of-the justice of the declarati°'
h
of the Jury in both cases. The Englis-
„Wort
bassador denounced an article in the Reg'.o(l
a French paper, pr:nted at Madrid-, co that
in the following terms It is °Aro-lean 0,
George IV. will marry again within sis/ 0.0
This news can excite no suspicion, since there i/
persons to whom all crimes are permitted, anti
though the object of general execration, 1°1,41
theless enjoy all the favours of fortune, °hoe
indeed, their remorse torments them ever/ to'
to
and every minute, and if this permits tile"-tapa
joy the fruits of their misdeeds.' Tilea-'-to 1115
sador considered this article as an jo'wh-e jar!
Sovereign the King of Great Britain. 1"
has declared unanimously that it is not' abott
" Don Eebastian Minano denouncea
the same time a pamphlet entitled 4 Illeaooth
Virtues, and Miracles, of the poor vg" s/ of
otherwise the Author of Las Senibla° an
a-
Mr. Abbe Minano.' Many well inferillebie t°
. sensible persons thought it was imPesslbati
r pour forth more abuse on an individnal
at "it ot'
theprinted in the denounced pamphlet,
tacked in the most horrible manner tile 9lgl 14
1)
life of the complainant, against whom the