The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-25 00:00:00

7r'ROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle. ]
INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.
'Ltsaow, JAN. 15.—As every thing that passes
in Spain cannot be indifferent to you, and as it
is besides possible that you may nut have receiv-
ed such circumstantial accounts as those I pos-
sess, I haven to commuuicate them to you in

their original farm.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED CADIZ, JAN. 4.

" I avail myself of the courier which the Por-
tuguese Consul sends to Villa Real de Sall Auto.
Din, to ailnourice to pm, that the army of the ex-
pedition, composed of 13,000 men, revolted on
the Is?, and on the some day seized on the Ge-
net in Chief, Coon,. de Calderon, and immedi-
ately detached a body of 5000 men on to
seize on the brigade of CMabineros Iteales. On
the 2,1 a division arrived at Medina, and yrioei-
day, the 31, they took military possessioa of La
Isla tie Leon, Poll St. Mal y's, anti the Arsenal of
Carraca. General Cisneros, Commandant of the
Iklarine Department, was arrested in the first city,
and tie Aomiral •f the squadron, Maural, has
also been seized ar Nil St, Ainty's. It was yes-
tettlay at 4 o'clock P. ar. that we were informed
•f the whole of arse events. At five, the Ge-
neral, Governor ad ildetim, sallied forth from the
Trocadeto with 500 men belon4ing to the regi-
ment of Soria, and a party of the militia. lie
Ilion- joined a corps tOrMed uut of the ereues of
the six ships of the line and seven ft igates, lying
it the harbour, which made his force ationnit to
1,500 men. With this he repelled 2000 men,
who emleavoured to enter here last night. The
latter lost seven men killed, and halted on the
The land and sea gates are closed, and
the most fatal consequences are dreaded. We
are ignurdot which side the squadron will take,
whirl' is composed of the vessels above stated,
and 7 brigs and 30 gum-boats.
" The instant this news reached us, the Calm-
at:nor of State, Asmart z, who was here carrying
on the proceedings relating to the Officers arrested
in consequence of the affair of Bth July, (the one
in which O'Donnei was implicated), immediately
embatked ,sith his whole faintly it an American
vessel, which, it is believed, is boom! to Lisbon.
As we are now completely besieged on the land
sitle, I shall he tillable to inform you of the re-
sults, onless by extraordinary opportunities like
the present one."

The letters from Badajoz of the 12th nearly
confirm the whole of the preceding, and•say, that
the 5,00 men entered Seville, and proclaimed the
Constitution of the Col tes, that a Central
Junta hal been established there. Two extraor-
dinary couriers from Cadiz had been taken, anti
one of them, who made some resistance, was
killed on the spot. The Junta has ordered that
the soldiers should be paid at the rah: of a peceta
per thy, end receive each 11h. of meat.
llere (ill Lisbon) every thing is in perfect tran-
quillity, and will remain so. The Government,
we understand, will confine itself to the er,tablish-
itiga cordon of troops on the frontiers, in order
to mlintain perfect iwutrality. ‘Ve expect, with
the utmost impatience, the day after to-morrow,
the post from Spin.

Exriukcr OP ANuTHER LETTER, DATED LISBON,
JAN. 1.1.

We beg to advise you, that it is generally be-
lieved here that the Spanish troops, destined to
embark at Cadiz, have revolted, taken possession
of the Carraca arsenal, &c., and made an attempt
on Cadiz ; in the latter they tailed. The Gover-
nor and 500 men opposed their entry, and blew
op the bridge, but the citizens would have re-
ceived them. It is said Seville is taken, and all
Anda!usia in arms, and that the plan was known
at Madrid on the Ist inst. No letters have been
received from Cadiz the last three mails.