The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-06 00:00:00

SPAIN.

OftIIfUELA, MARCH 4.

This morning, at a quarter before eleven, the Chief Bazan
was shot in the same litter (parihucla) in which he was carried,
on account of his wounds being in a state of mortification. He
would listen to notmention of our holy religion, nor ace any
ecclesiastics, especially Monks. Notwithstanding many Priests,
even the Bishop in person, in vain took all possible pains to
convert him ; but an hour before he was removed from the
prison to the place of punishment, he requested to see the Vicar
of St. Justa, whosaarguments, during his visit in the night,
had made some impression on him, and made to him a general
confession with all "the outward signs of true repentance.
He afterwards asked for the image of the Virgin, whom he
before insulted, to ask her pardon, imploring her, with tears in
his eyes, in a manner which surprised and greatly affected all
who were present. On the way to the place of execution he
frequently repeated his profession of faith, always begging the
confessor not to leave him a moment,. that his attention Tr.ight
not he diverted. This request he repeated just at the moment
of his being shot, begging him to remember to commend his
soul to God at the mass.

There is no doubt that he died like a good and penitent Chris-
tian, affording this new triumph of our holy religion over the
infernal sects of the Masons, Comrnuneros and friends of good,
to which he belonged ; as the impenitence of his companions
has opened the eyes of the deluded and of the incautious
people, not to suffl.r themselves to be misled in future by the
diabolicA impostures of those sects. _ _

311711C1A, AIARCH 7.

Yesterday was hanged in this city Antonio Caro, alias
Jaranzalla : he died impenitent, and leaving the numerous
crowd assembled on the occasion filled with consternation. The
horrible scene was rendered still more frightful, by a dreadful
•whirlwind which was observed at the moment that this
malefactor expired, who left the prison blaspheming, and
uttering expressions which cannot be repeated without blush-
ing ; and though a gag was put in Ms mouth, he re-
peated, its well as he could, Long live ray sect—Long
live the IFfasonic• Constitution. ! Thus he was dragged
at a horse's tail to the gallows. In spite of the efforts of the
priests of all classes, they could not prevail on him to pronounce
the names of Jesus and Mary, but he uttered the most dreadful
blasphemies against them. After he was dead his right hand
was cut off, to be fixed up on the theatre of his crimes, and his
body was dragged to the dunghill. Thus these proclaimers of
liberty end their days miserably ; and this is the felicity which
they promise to their followers—to die like the brute beasts.—
( Madrid Gazette, March 23.)

There was an arrival of German Papers this
morning, from which we mnke the following
extracts:— •

YiniziA, MARCH 24.

The recovery of his Majesty, proceeds as well as can be de-
sired. His Royal Highness the Archduke Ferdinand of Este
had yesterday another audience of the Emperor.
It is said that her Majesty the Dowager Queen of Bavaria
will leave us on the 213th, to return home.
The Oriental Spectator contains the following news :
SMYRNA, Faa. 10.
Two Greek brig. have entered the Bay of Stara*. and cap-
tured a Turkish brig, laden with salt.
SMYRNA, FFI3. 10.

On the Bth of this month, at eight in the evening, we felt a
shock of an earthquake, which, however, did no damage. bast
Friday, at one o'clOck in the afternoon, the discharge of pistols
in the streets, and of some signals guns, announced that a fire
had broken out. It threatened the quarter of the Franks, to
which it was very near. Detachments from the French ships
the Serene and Galathee, with several of the officers and the
French Consul at their head, repaired to the spot; where they
rendered great assistance. The Pacha has publicly thanked the
Consul for the excellent conduct of his countrymen on this
occasion.—(Allgemeine Zeitnng March M.)

FRANKFORT, MARCH 29.
Lord Erskine, British Ambassador to the Court of Witrtem-
burg, has arrived . here from London, on his way to Stuttgard.
__(Frankfurt Paper:, March 30.)

Parliament re•assembled
yesterday ; but no
business of any importance, at least none of such
a nature as to call for any observations on our part,
took place in either House.

•
On Friday, the 31st ult. was preferred by the
Right Rev. the Dean and the Rev.the Chapter, the Rev. Edward
Geo. Ambrose Beckwith, A.M., to a Minor Canonry in the
Cathedral Church of St. Paul.