The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-04 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Dte'. 28,—This Town is inspired with
terror by the blow, which the King has just
truch, and which is of a natnre not to be paral--
leled by the most extensive examiaation of the
annals of despotism.
In conseqnence of orders given by the King, to
conclude Within a fixed period the trials of those
called !Ahemles, and to consult him with re-
gard to the sentences to be pronounced, the
commission named for that purpose, notwith-
standing that it consists of persons enjoying
the full'confidence of the King, which is prov-
edby bis having nominated them to compose the
fifth tribunal, which hitherto has conducted those
trials, seizing the opportunity of consulting the
King upon the decision they were to give on Don
Manuel Garcia Ilereros, formerly MinisterofGrace
and Justice, and Deputy in the General and. Ex-
traordinary Cortes, declared to his Majeity, as
already the fornter.Lidgei had done twice or thrice,
that nothing appeared on evidence to convict the
accused, that against them there were nothing
but charges and accusations without foundation,
and that it would therefore be consonant with
roy'al clemency, o throw a veil over the past, and
to restore the accused to liberty
The King, dissatisfied with this recommenda-
tion, immediately issued the following order

" Considering the state in which the trials at present are,
and transferring the commission under the same Presidency
of the Captain-General to the three Alenldes, Sabra.lo, Vaz-
quez, and Valtanehra; and in case of divisions or bad health
affecting any of them, to Soler an Garcia de la Torre, it is
my.pleasure, before Veelding upon the eases which have come
under review, that it shoald declare to nits those. who shalt not
be included in the laws of Title J. Bonk I. of the ninth Re-
copilation, and is
,Titles I. and 11. of hook Xli.; and in like
manner those persons Moira tho'accused shall silltlre to have
abounded: in the statue s'entiments, and the .principles and
Inundation on which they both depend."

The laws in question relate to the disloyal, to
traitors, disturbances, and Ilium

To, such a question the Tribunal answered--,
" That there had nut been any seized who Were,
comprehended in those laws, nor any accused of
lese-Majesty." The King, in a rage at this reply,
and knowing that no judge, however unjust,
would lend himself to his views in condemning
the innocent for guilty, took upon himself that'
I)flice, caused the clerks of the Court, under pain
'Of death, to bring to him the proceedings ; they
did so in fact ; in consequence he ordered all the
coaches to be stopt, and by himself pronounced
the following .sentence, ordering that on the same
night the condemned shoulA depart in the coaches
provided, which was executed as commanded

years to PCIIiSCOIC

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LIST OF THE S kil") SENTENCES.

POISON OF THE COURT.

CALATRAVA, Dennzy to the Extraordinary Cor-
tes, sentenced to c;ght years impri,oninent in the
gairison 'of ;11c11114.

ROMAJA, 147,tlitOr of the Coneiso Journal, ten

years.
SANCHEZ BAIMEROi Librarian of St. Isidro, ten

years.

GoLFIN, Colonel, and Peptity in Extraordi-
nary Cortes, ten years imprisonment in the Castle
.of Alicant

SANTA AIAnIA, landed proprietor, banished to
Cadiz.

TuAV24O Deputy to the Extraortlinary.Cortes,
coiifiuivij In l'enkcola.

ritisoN or SANT JUAN DE lifOß.

' AnGUELLUS, Deputy to the Cortes, to serve
ten .year as CO.IIIIIIOII SOldi Cr in the: regiment
stationed at Ceuta.

AINAREz
.GosattA, Alinister'.of the Interior, to
serve •in like manner..

GARCIA HERUEROSi Deputy to the. Cartes, anti
Minister of Grace anti Justice, to serve eight
years in chains, in the garrisou of .:onara. •
MACTINRZ OE LA ROSA, to serve 8 years in that
of. Pinon, .

TaBAN, Deputy t 4 the Cortes, to undergo the
same punishment si). years al Mahon.

AGAR, Member of the Regency, is banished to
Santiiiko iu Giiiliebt,

CAPAZ, Peputy to the ofilinary Cortes, to be a
prisoner in the Castle of Santi 'Petri.

QUINTANA, SCCretny of Translation, to be a
prisoner six years at Pamplona.
Captain-General of New Castile,
to be a prisoner in the castle of Alontjaich.

PRISON nr T CROWN.

GAt.t.son, ao Ecclesiastic, Deputy to the
Cortes, to be confined four years among the Car.
thusian Monks of Xeres.

Cana°, the same, Deputy, to` be confined six
years among the same nrder at Seville. GARC/A. PAOe, Deputy, to be confined six years
n the Consent of La Sa'mitt.

LARRAZAB Deputy, to be confined in a Con-
vent in (3oatemala.

Chivattos, Deputy, to be four years in the,Con-
vent•of San Antonio de la Cabrera.

ViLLANUEVA, Deputy, to be Gy cars in ;11s
Convent of La. Salcoda.

ZiiRIIAGUIfi, Deptay, to work 8 years in irons/
in the garrison of Altincetnas.
MuNoz Tonattio, Ecclesiastic and Deptity, td
'44Confitted G years in a Convent in Gullicia.
RAMOS ARISPE, Deputy, to be six years among;
the Cartbusians of Valencia.

FELiu, Deputy, to be euhfined six years in
Castle in Arragon.

PRISON, OW Tlf tt INVALIDS.

CISCAR, Member of the Regency, banished tett

VALuEs, Vice-Admiral, and Governor of Cadiz
during the Liege, to be confined ten years in
'Castle of Alicant.

PERSONS WHO WERE ARRESTED IN THEIR OWN

ZUMALACARREOU I, Deputy, to be imprisoned at

DuzNAi, Dephty, to be imprisone;l in the toy.*
of Valencia.

CANGA ARGURLLES, Deputy, to be banished
eight years to Peniscola.

ROMANILLOS, Counsellor of State, to be ba4
n6lietl to tLie Canaries.

DOH .THUMAS GONZALES CARBAJAI., fOrOleril
Minister of the Treasury, who several months 11V
was flee in virtue of a sentence of the.Tribmisto
has been sent for ten years to the Castle of 134t114
" Tun PALAcc, Nov. 27, 1815. plona.

N. B. In -several of these cases .of condemns-,
tion there are, moreover, fines to the Royal TreA-
suiy ; in others, a leprivation of employments; its
almost all, they are fur the time at the di'l)"4l
Of the will of the King, and in all there is a pro.
.I4ibition to frtssess.any item/emplOvinetits.

Don PABLO LiYPEz, called the Cajo de Malaga,
(the lime man of Malaga), who, as oae of '64
Libetales, was tried by
the commissinn, and send
tenced-to ten years imprisonmoa ill chaini, has
been condemned by the King to be hanged.

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LONDON.
THURS.IMY, J4IrU,IIIY 4, MG.

.The publicatiJa entitled " Spain" has uPPeareft,
itt,severa.l of the Morning Papers, all of which
.pour out their phials of indignation against Frti'
biirAND V.ll. \%e copy the article, but we will
not copy the abuse ; and for this simple reason,
that we can neither vouch for the truth of tiii
itatCrnent,' nor for its being unjustly severe, cvca
should the measures spoken of have been resorted
to. There is assuredly a strong impreasion on nor
minds in favour of Spaniards coming Within the
class of those who fought for their Country against
the unprincipled attempt of Buoriarawin• 106-
'tank that their Sovereign; in consideration of that

alone, ought to be merciful to subsegnent errors.
But we also know that the revnlnti .onary sprit it
strong in; Spain, anti it is fa.r from improbable
that Deputies of the Cortes, and official men da"
ink; the ititerregnum, may now be very dangerotts
plotters against the restored Monarchy. Sb"it-
this really be the ease,'and we invite our conteo"
poraries tri inform us on satisfactory authority it:
, .
it is riot, the present Act of FERDINAND
not only one which cannot be censured .fi r-seve..
rity, but one which wasindispensible to his
safety. and the safety of his, kingdo:n.
the character bestowed on
by the should
l.dsiit besr
side (and d Le it ever held in view that
it is the King's opponents who,write these nos's"
*paper accounts), there is no term of detestation
which we would not apply to a Government 6°
,cruel, so base, and so ungrateful.

!The Paris Papers to Monday last arc very 111311
and stet ile. We hear no more of ['Asa LETTEI an
A
therefore imagine that he is now out of clanger
reception. With respect to the individual this ti
nothing : it does not signify one farthing whether
this Traitor wit 3 hanged or escaped into banishment'
But with respect to France it is a serious calarnitY'
The evasion of a great State Criminal Had 11'4
saner under sentence of death is notoriously c`7l"
hived at for no one will believe that I.4AvALErrs'
'lusty man of five feet eight inches in he'o6
rendered gigantic by a woman's &els, art` bf
the contrast of a 'tittle girl of I I v:ars of IV;

a whiting maid, Litt Veen whnni ho walked off ; no
one will believe that be could be tnistaken for
Madame, a little woman, and occessiiniy, thin
from sickness. lle -was suffered to go. By Whom ?
We do not Think by the King, but we do think
by some of his Ministers. It could., scarce=
ly have been otherwise, and what a picture
does, this offer to Franee,•to a country so unsettled
that it wants nothing. more than 7 firm, united;
and vigorous administration. We have often seen
in this Country the ill effects of a divided. Ca
billet, and experience teaches us, that even ru-
inous of Ministerial Changes produce bad con-
sequences. What, then, must it do in un-
stable France, with all her conflicting, pas-
sions and parties yet in agitation ? ; must,
sisake the confidence of the Friends of Order, and
augment•the presumption of the Factious, to see a
kinister or Ministers thwarting the designs of Go-
vernment, and every day to bear of clashing and
differences among the responsible advisers of the
Crown. France had better haie any Ministry,
te it Ult ra-Royalist, Royalist, or Jacobinical, than
the present discordant medley of all kinds.

It is the " All the Talents" of that Country,
sontl we sadly know what sort, of an union, such
an union is.

The report that Louts XVIII. is " going to
ennfer honours on the British Army," is reviver!,
arid it is affirmed that the Orders are to be distri-
buted amongst those Officers who were at the
bailie of Waterloo, and who held military situa-
tioos in Paris. We'llope that they wilt not, if
efrered, accept this tardy acknowledgment ; we
deny that French Orders would be any honour to
rritish Warriors ; and we question the propriety
of a King of France bestowirig-Stars and Ribbons
en Foreign Soldiers for drubbing French Men—
. appropriate name could be given to the
new chivalry ? Nut the
,Legion of Honour, for
the distinction whs acquired by vanquishing the
Legionaries of that degraded title. Not of the
Noly,Ghost, for it would be a mockery to Here-
tics who had sent so many good Catholic:lts to
their last. abode. Not of •St. tioiris, for ihe.glory
was bought in sacrificing the subjects of his de-
stendant on the shrine of Victory. in short, we
know not what it can be, except a Grand Crust,
:for such .was the Battle of Waterloo' !

The Eliza. NORGUAT, 'arrived in the Downs,
%aile►l from illadras Gth September, from the Cape

isf Good Hope 6th November, and from -St. He:
tans 2/st NoVembr. No person was suffered to
land atSt. 1./claim from the Viso. BUONAPARTE
was in the interior of tie Island ; he lead been
'invited to two:Parties under the title of General
ihronnpartel but paitl..no attentioll the invita-
.

We have been favoured with the' following ex-
trivet of a letter from St: Helena
We are much shocked to hare, the peace of this little
alpha happy spot interrupted by the arrival of a personage
seta had so tong occupied and inarested Enrope„„,llew are
the mighty fallen!. And what will yen think wbtm # tell you,
that the chief incident worthy to be recounted of bias is one
that can scarce he credited: Ile amuses himself every Creuing
in playing cards, fur sugar=plums, with two young ladies of
the island, one thirteen, the other fifteen; recoUnts to them
his,carapuigns with all the log:win:a vanity of a boy de-
scribing this hair-breadth es:toyrs lie has encountered in his.
chase. His residence foe the present, till: his awn
house is ready, is in a detnelted pavilion, near to the fantilref
which these two young ladies are is part. He generally In-
sites himself, and shows the greatest courtesy to, the family
and their occasional visitors, whilst tb ht own shits he is still
soConly the Emperor, but the savage, freriaetitly replying to
the most cringing obseriftiousness with a. errant that might be
heard for tits small distance, This is literally the account I
hare had from persons present."

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Government Las come to 111 e tleterininatinn to
prosecute the Seamen, and those-who were con-
vected with them in the bite disturbances at North
and South Shields, Sunderland, Myth, and New 4
castle.

A letter, said to be from Naples, and dated sth
December, but which we trust is an- invention;
states, that the people of Pizzo had disinterred
the body of MoRAT, and hurut it, together with
that of the Syndic of the place, who was murdered '1
in attempting to restrain their fury. • ,
Lord Astneutor takes with him to.,China, his
Coronation and Parliamentary Robes as a Peer of
Great Britain, to appear before the Emperor.
Lord and Lady-CasTotueanti are expected to
-return to town this day, front a visit to Lord
SuiFIRLD, at his seat, Buckling, Norfolk. On
Saturday they intend to leave town for Brighton.
Yesterday Sir Llunsox Lowe, the Governor of
St. liciena,.•transacted business with Sir 1-I,li.:lltY
BUNBURY, the Miller Secretary at State.
Yesterday Mr. littCKeT, the. Under Secretary of
Sttite,tor the Home. Department, left .London for
Brightdn.
By the last accounts from Rio Janeiro, it ap-
pears, that the Princess CHARLOTTR of tkie Brazils
was about to embark for Europe in the Porto-
gnese Mall of war, St. S'ebastion, preparing Tor
her reception, accompanied by her second 'and
third daughters. The eltiest, it will be rennin-
bered, was martied to Lee' lthcle, Don 'Pposo,
youngest brother to FinNINAND VII. ttAid Site
we now a widow. Thesccoull (lad-Oita
is about 23, and the third 19. They are titutl-
--.sonie and iniimated women, and said*.fdhe -des•
lined for 4:7;443jti.,1.11) &d the Due de Bsum.