The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-11 00:00:00

[ The Times.]

Letters of the 21st tilt, were received yesterday
from Cadiz, and this is the first tone sin( e tl►e
insurrection that they have arrived from that city in
due course of post. This explains and corrobo-
rates tl:e report in the French papers, that the
insurgents had ret►eated into time Isle of Leon,
after losing possession of l'ott St. Mary's, as the
occupation of that place by the Royalists, admit-
sin; an easy communication in boats across the
bay, would enable them to forward the mails in
the same period as usual. It was before ascer-
tained, by the way of Lisbon, that Cadiz was in
the hands of the Royalists on the 21st, and we
have now no new facts to adduce. In one of the
letters it is stated as the opinion of the writer,
that the Royalist General, Freyre, had formed
the design of gradually bringing down his troops,
so as to surround time Insurgents in their post at
the Isle of Leon, and by cutting► off all t!'.eir re-
sources to starve Orem into a surrender. Anthen-
tic information on the state of the insurrection
cannot now be expected before the. arrival of
vessels from thence ; but as several are known to
be on the voyage, which, as the prevailing winds
have been fair, lutist soon reach this country, a
few days will probably setlbe question at rest.

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LON DON,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1820

‘Ve received this morning'. the Paris Papers
Tuesday last.. The Chamber of Dt'pntics assent.
bled Ott outlay, and
_-Wt:ie occupied for some
time wi:h long reports' from the Committee of
Petitions ; the disewss ion was then entered in,

of the projet respecting the Sales of Nltional
Property, and the first article agreed to as pro-
posed to be amended by the Committee. The
further debate was adjourned till Tuesday.
The Journal (11 Puns contains the following in-
telligence from Spain

A Courier Extraordinary who quitted Madrid
in the morning of the 30th January, has brought
to Paris the following intelligence :
" On the 25th General kreyre quitted Seville,
and was to art ive on the 28th at Port St. Mary,
with.the troops under his command. At Cadiz,
in the night of the 24th, a Colonel Don Nicholas
San Yago, endeavoured to bring about some

movement, and %vent through the City with ~onte
men belonging to the tiregs of the people whom
be bad assembled for the pot-pose of exciting te-
belfion. The Royal troops sod -inhabitants '-of
Cadiz, however, conducted themselves with as
much coin age as loyalty, they tell on the mutineers,
and executed summary justice upon them. The
greatest fidelity prevails amongst the Citizens as
also amongst the garrison of Cadiz. A great
number ot the Insurgents (Lsert, and come to
implore and receive the King's pardon. General
Freyre, to
whom the King wisely recommended
to temporise, in order to avoid, if possible, the
shedding ot blood, hopes soon to be enabled Iv
fulfil the wishes of the Monarch. There is no dis.
quietude manifested in any other part of Spain."

The Gazette de France also announces the ar-
rival of a Cornier Extraordinary from Madrid,
with accounts from Cadiz to the 26th and from Ma-
drid to the 31st Jan., but it contains nothing more
than the above-mentioned particulars, stating
that the Colonel above alluded to, whom it calls
Santiago, is the same who, at the commencement
of the Spanish Revolution, was at the head of the
populace of Cadiz, who assassinated Gcn, Solaro,
the then Governor of. that City.

The Illcuriteur selys-4 A Letter fron► 'Madrid, of
the 29th January, contains the following ►lr-

tails :---

" General Freyre was to commence his march
on the 25th. It is now demonstrated Ow C; &z,
will not fall into the power of the Rebels, and
that the moment of their dissolution is about im-
mediately to arrive, through the means of force
and of their own divisions, which renders the
employment of force less deplorable. Discussions
exist amongst the Chiefs, very warm perso

altercations have taken place between Arco-Ag
nero, and Banos, Commandant of Artillery ;

duel was expec:ed to he the consequence. Al-

ready the pay had been lowered, which excited

discontent.and desertion. The arrival ►►E General

Fr( yre with an imposing force will achieve the

remninder.'•

The,Journa/ des Dthats also states the exploit
'of CGIOIId SANTIAGO, whose followers called out,
`Long live the Coost 17 nd gives the 33111 C,
It is added that the revolted soldiers ap-
psared disposed to profit by the amnesty offered
them in the name of the Icing.—The followiNg
are further Extracts :

result.

" PARIS, Nov. B.—The King gave aodience
yesterday to the Cardiund Archbishop of Paris.
" General Vives, appointed Minister front his
Ca.holic Mlijesty to the United States of•
America, t,et out from Madrid on the 26:h
January ; he will pass through Paris irotnediately.

" The Duke de Richelieu, wno transacted bu-
siness yesterday with the King, is appointed by
his Nlajesty Ambassador Extraordinary to the
Court of London, to convey to his Majesty King
George IV. the compliments of condoiroce of his
Most Christian Majesty, on the demise of his sogust

ERRATA IN lONOTUS..—For Nlorni Fortunea," line 13 from
bottom, read "Morne Fortunee. For " Morni Marcot,"
line 4, from top, read " Morne Mascot." Fut " Basse-
leni," line 12 from top, read " Basseterre." For "Pal-
misti," line 15 from top, read " Palmiste." For " Ho-
riel," line 29, read " Hovel."

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