The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-27 00:00:00

GIBRALTAR P,kPER3.

GIBRALTAR, DEc.4.—News.was received 'ncre
yesterday, of some commotions of a rebHlious'
character, in Valencia. 'The civil and miliary
authorities have been long in opposition to each
other, and the strongest animosities have pre
vailed. It now seems that an affray occurred at
a public meeting at Villa Real, on the 25th No-'
vember, which was attended with disastrous con-
sequences. Three persons were killed by the
soldiery, who fired upon the populace, and ten
or twelve were wounded.—What produced the
disturbance is not known, but a detail of the
whole business was sent by both sides to Madrid;
and what seems a little inconsistent is, that the
Civil Authorities, who refuse tc2 acknowledge
the present Ministry, demand, nevertheless, sa-
tisfaction from the Government. The following
is the copy of an Address to the King from the
various. regiments, both me❑ and officers, in-
cluding the militia as well as the regulars. It
was transmitted to the capital by the hands of
the Military Chief.
" ADDRESS TO THE KING.

" We entreat your Majesty not to allow any benevolent. re,,
luctance to put the ancient and wholesome laws of the realm in
force, to give the enemies of your Illajesty and Spain a pr.-_,.,?mt
for supposing either that those laws are too severe, and
alteration, or that the Royal Autilority is too weak to ex:-...cat,
them.

" We implore your. Majesty, for the _sake of the happinusa
and security of the rest of your devoted sub,j, to .7;,stroy ;it
once the presumptuous hopes of a daring, and not to be satis-
fied, faction, which aims at the destructiln of most sacrod
establishments ; and which, however w,ak ann contemptible in.
its numbers, is aided by temporary circumstances, not to be con.
trolled, and supported by the apparent prospect of gratifyinit
the most unlimited ambition.

" We well know your Majesty's clemency, and the clemency
of those whom you have chosen for your savants and council-
lors; but permit us to observe, that in cases of open or secret
treachery and defiance of the laws, your mc:c: is worse than.
thrown away when it is exercised.
" Your Majesty has sworn to maintain tiv laws, and we
have sworn allegiance to your Majesty : enforce those laws you
have sworn to maintain, and we will not be ha:l:ward to give
proofs of our allegiance to the last moment of our lives. We
are devoted to the service of your Majesty, and of our country :
we look upon you as the Sovereign and father if the Spanish
nation—as the Sovereign and father of the Spanish armies—.
and we are resolved ever to preserve our filial thedience. Be
assured that the display of a little timely vigour and decision,
will destroy at once the hopes and energies of your enemies
and ours.

[Here follow the signatures of twenty-three stperkr Officers
subscribing on behalf of themselves and the regiments to which
they.belong.l
" Dated Segorbe, Nov. 18, 1821."
GIBRALTAR, DEC, 3.—The Municipal BOdy
of the City of Murcia is divided on the present
state of affairs : part are for adhering to the Go-
vernment, and part for refusing all obedience to
the authority of the present Ministry. The con-
sequence is, that the place is in a state of com-
plete anarchy, which will soon be subiued by a
considerable military force, which has been sent
-thither from A lcantara.

" We hear of several places, wher the King
and his Ministers have been burnt in effigy, and
even so near the capital as Alrnegro, in Castille,
and Val de Penas."

BILLS OF MORTALI7C
FROM DEC. 12, 1820, co DLC. 11, 1821.

Christened in the 97 parishes within the wills 1105 ; Buried
.1090.
Christened in the 17 parishes without the /vials 5445 ; Buried
3606.

Christened in the 23 out-parishes in Middlesex and Surrey
4,553 ; Buried 9601
Christened in the 10 parishes in the City and Liberties of
Westminster 4129 ; Buried 4150. - •

DISEASES AND CASE
' 1:1ISE
Abscess . - . 88
Apoplexy - - 251
Asthma - - -694
Cancer - - - 78
Childba - - 292
ConsumptiOn . 3639
Convulsions . 2921
Cow-pox - - 1
Croup - .. 101
Diarrhrea -
Dropsy - - 769
Dropsy in the Brain 299
Dropsy in the Chest 75
Epilepsy - - - 2
Eruptive Diseases - 17
Erysipelas, or St. Antho-
__

JALTIES THIS YEAR. -
ASE*.
Inflammation - 1340
Inflammation of the Liver 57
Insanity - .222
Jaundice - - 100..
Jaw locked - - 1
Measles - • 547
3liscarrlage - - .
Mortification - 145
Old Age and Debility 2535
Palsy and Pleurisy • 184
Rheuinatism . I 3
Rupture - ;-;6
Scrophula - -
Small Pox . 503
Sore Throat or Quirsey 7
Spasm - 42
Stillborn -
Stone • - _
Stoppage in the Stomach
Suddenly
Teething -
Thrush
Venereal
Worms

Ay'; Fire - - 23
Fever - - 1101
Fever (typhus) - 48 I
Fistula - - 1 1
Flux - •- .5 I
Gout - - 24
limmorrliage - 36
looping Cough . - 814
Hydrophobia - 2
To

12
- 222
428
- 78

ital of Diseases 18,161

CASUALTIES.
1 Killed by Falls and SCIT.
8 ral other Accidents
83 Muni:Jed -
1 Poisoned -
18 Scalded - -
Suffbcated
1 Suicides -
Total of Casualties 290.
Christened { 3,lales (179 In all 25,232.
lileaimeasles 1263176,01 In all 18 451.
)
Buried
Females 907'2 -

Bruised .
Burnt
Drowned -
Excessive Drinking
Executed'
Found Dead
Frightened

Whereof have di,A,
Under two years of age 4•?7( Sixty and Seventy - 1612
Between Two and Five 1793 Seventy and Eighty - 1312.
Five and Ten - 904 Eighty and Ninety - 771
Ten and Twenty - t;18 Ninety and a Hundred 150
Twenty and Thirty - 1358 A Hundred -
Thirty and Forty - - 1817 A Hundred and One
Forty and Fifty - 1957 A liundred and Two
Fifty and Sixty 1873 A Hundred and Eight,
.1

1)e-creased in the Bitrials this vicar 897.

*
There have been executed in London and the County- of
Surrey 34; of which number 18 only have been reported to be
buried within the Bills of Nlortality.