The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-30 00:00:00

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GAZET2E EXTRAORDINARY O 1 rHs
SPiiNISH RUSE,NCY:

Eanchty, Arg. s, %Bro.
INTERCEPTED-LETTERS OF D. MI.:UEL AKAN',
ZA, MINISTER OF Ft/REIGN A,kkAIRS:

MOST EXCELLENT SIR,

" 1 am informed by Al. •C sille) .8 French offliet)
who was formerly empliiyed in the service of Spain)
atterwards passed to that of Portugal, and now is
with our ancient King, D. Carlos IV. on ter the
name of Fiist Equerry, that that PritLe hits, An his
misfortunes, obtained a gruat melioration, which has
enabled hint amply to provide winsett with eve ry
thing. Caille says, that he lives (1. ti 4 and conicta
in his private life; but- tha' tUtt,
Louisa, is not in the same diwt.sitt
c,lntinually gives sufficient niari.s ut i 4 j ai,ticittort
and discontent; wiih. a desire of expt nce as wr-
uterly. They receive every month stoo,uou nines,
which are very putritt 1h paid , wi in's money
they have i so...c.ent to thrrnseives
ing to their rank.
The Count de Montezelas, Minister for the
Fore ga Department of :13avar a,- v.llO has rentaiticd
here ..tter she departure of his Soveteigi), to con-
clude the, affitir of the ;mien-mates; received oidets
to accelerate his return to Munich, to be there
'fore the celebration of the marriage of that Prince
Heieditdu to the Pitt tet'SS of Hesse Darmstadt, and
although he was qui;e ready for his departure, *he
has been oblige.d,rto retaid it on account of some tie.*
incident relative to the same affair Of thecompensa-
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" l4issty -Moje thp.Stntleroris.-eii-peled to-more
,
row this capital: ••
C0(1 przs,:rve your Excellency may years.
1‘ Parii, Md) §e.1611:. el Duque de SA-mate.%

11.-TO THE SAME.

" MOST F.
__XCELLIINT SIR,

" The people in Holland are very discontented
and dispO,ed to revolt ;.• it is not feared however that
they will attempt any thing, because there is every
where a sufficient number of French troop., to sub-
due- them. It is said that the Daich have offered
14 millions of byres, that the cAotlial.produce might
not be confiscated, and- taken away to Anvers, al-
though it has been represAtted -that- these did be-
long to the Dutch.and the French. It is be,ieved
that the transport of the slid eifects, already em-
barked, in a great part, has been, tor this reason,
,suspended.
":Napoleon had before confiscated the colonial
produce which are in Hollaudi whoriN:)ever 'hey
might belorig to; he has . decreed the 'batik- uptcy,
appropriating to himself thetwo:birdpartsot the Pub-
lic Stocks of that nation, stlipped her ut tier marine,
and finally has united 'her to the French bi'up re,
depriving her of &the shadow, which was lett ;.,r of
independence; that is to• say, he has regetitraied
her after his way.

• "It is not spuken for the present of the voyage
of the Emperor of Italy, and although the lepurt
has been current that be would soon set off fur Mar-
rac, and that various arrangements had been settled
fur it, it is assured fur the present that he wit! hot
goi.i.inless the future successes in Spain require
atc.
" Paris, 16th lunei ISto...—To the Duke of Santafe."

Translated Copy of a Letter, from 'the Duke of SANTA!!
(0011 lost Da AK Arlaw), late Minister ut the
Ftr.venue in Spain,
_ and Vice-King ut Mexico, at present a
tt Traitor to s Country, And • SpAhish d'Ad.nres,
from the intrusi%e Kin/, I At the Court or trance,
addressed to Oull NIARIANO LOUR os kJ a oullo. Lite
Minister of State in spaiii, now a Traitur to OAS Lu-altry,
and Munster to Foreign ntialTS to 10$Er.

" Minister for Foreign Au-airs Office.

sf MOST EXCELLENT SIR,

lam now able to write to pour Excellency
upon subject, which directly concern us. 1 had the
day belore yestelday a long conversilion . with the
Duke de Cadure, Minister for the Foreign Ile ations.
He had before sqicl io me he wi,lied to communicate
me something by the command of the Emperor.
I shall
,relate you every thing with 'respect to that
conference, in which different subjeas.tvere treated,
and all of consequence.'

" The Minister told me, that his Imperial Ma-
jesty can sendno More money to Spain,, and it is
necessary that that kingdom should provide to the
maintenance and the expences of their army that
he has done enough' in having employed 400,000
Fret)Ch troops for the reduction of Spain ; thal
FranCe has emptied its coffers',, having sent there
front the beginning of the, war..more than two him-
died millions of livres ; that our ,Government have
not made use of the resources which the country
'offers, in order to increase their funds; that they
should have forced the contribOons in Andalusia,
-especially in Seville and Malaga; and likewise in
Murcia ; that his Majesty has imposed. upon Lerida
a contribution of six millions of livres am not cer-
tain it this was the quantity which he siid -to tne, or
any other larger Ann) *) ; that all the effects •and
hoods belonging to the English, found in Andalusia,
should have been confiscated ; and his Inipertal Ma-
jesty has persuaded•hiniself, that those which were
in cille only could have brought forty ntilliongs;
that they should have seized otf the plate o the
churches and convents ; that necessar.ly there must
he much money in circulation in Spain; reckoning
that which the French and English fu,v.! brought
there, and that which has curve front AtueriCa Ciai the Emperor has always made- win at the ex_ 5

11. We were ignorant of that new benefit, which, united to
the sack or the town, and the slaughter of the.inhabitants.
without the excws. ot•the"childten ttor women, ought to
iiave,completed I.vrtil regard to Lerida the system of paternal
LUYetliflLlit Wint.3ll.ne new dynasty otters to us. •