The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

SPAIN.

We Lave hail the following by the last convey-
ance from Spain :

The Royal Tribunal of Consulado has just received the two
following Orders :

" Ist. Our Lord the King has been pleased to order, that
on the 15th July next Free Ports are to he opened at St. An-
dero, Corunna, Cadiz, and Alicant, as ordered by the Royal
Decree of 3gth last March; and it is his Royal Will that all
merchandize wad foreign manufactures, which may have been
transmitted to the said Ports, in consequence of the above-
mentioned Decree, shall be received under the conditions ab-
tachiog to the said right of deposit. I communicate to you
this Royal Decree for its punctual fulshoent.

" Madrid, 25th June, 1818. " GttRAY.
" 2d. His Majesty having resolved, by a circular letter of
Ibis date, that the goods to be deposited in the four Free Ports,
shall be received from the 15111 July next ; and his Majesty hav-
ing had under his consideration the contents of .your Repre-
sentation of the 18th inst., he has been pleased to admit your
offer, to advance to hint, wit hoot interest, the sum of 500,000
Reals in each of the first six months, after the opening of the
said Free Ports, the said suns to be delivered in one or two
payments each mouth, without waiting till the goods so de-
posited shall Ile entered for the payment of the duties, be-
cause, in such case, the object of the advance of this
suns would not he 'accomplished, namely, to cover the de-
ficit which would result from the free deposit of the said
merchandize. Iu payment of these 3,000,000 reals, to he
received during the six months in question, his Majesty
pledges the third part of the Custom-house Duties to be re-
ceives oil the introduction of the goods deposited in the free
ports, in proportion as they are re, Used, and will allow
the loss which may result on • Ile vales, not consoli-
dated, which may he given in pAyment thereof. His Ma-
jesty also offers for the relief of the trade of Cadiz, and to
afford it every facility, that upon all such goods destined for
America, there shall not be exacted any Duties beyond those
decreed in the Royal Order of the 9th May last, and respect-
ing the admission into the free ports of cotton goods of Eu-
ropean manufacture, for the markets of South America, as
solicited its your representation of the 18111 inst., and other
previous ones, his Majesty will take into his serious consi-
deration from the moment that he has received the Re-
ports he has car ed for on that sThjeet. Meanwhile the
Consulado and the Nlerchants may rest satisfied, that
the Department of Finance, under my charge, will not lose
sight of that e,sential point, nor of the protection Of their
trade against the piratical cruizers, nor of any other which
can promote it ; only regretting, that under present eircitto-.
stances, be cannot take such speedy and efficient treasures as
could be wished. I oammunicate this by his Majesty's orders
for your information. God preserve you litany years.

", Madrid, .Jove 25. 1918. " GARAY.
4.6 To the Prior and Consuls of the Cons!'lad° of Cadiz."

MILT I'ARY PENSIONS.

WARRANT for continuing the Pension of the Widow of an
Officer of the Landforges, notwithstanding her being mar-
ried again ; and fur allowing the Pension to the Widow of
an Officer dying on the Half-Pay, although her marriage
may have taken place after he was put on Half-Pay. •

GEORGE P. R.
By Ms Royal IfighnesA the PRINCE ReGrxr of the United

kingdom of Great 'Britain and ,IrePaivt.

Whereas, by the Regulations now in. force fur the payment
of Pensions to the Widows of Officers of our Land Forces,
the Widow of an Officer upon being married again ceases
to he entitled to the Pension; and the Widnes of an oCirer
dying on Half-pay is prechirled from obtaining the Pen-
sion, unless she was married to him before be was re-
duced, or placed on Haltpay, iT is OUR ,A 141,1. AND PLEA-
sone, and ►ee arc graciously pleased -in the name arid otr
the behalf of his Majesty, •to Order, that, ;from and after
the date pt this Warrant, the Widow of ;an Officer of our
Land Forces shall continue to receive the Pension that shall
have been granted to her, notwithstanding she maybe mar-
ried again : And that the Widow iif anOtficer, who had been
placed on Hall- pay by reduction, or in consequence of dis-
ability after having served for not less than three years on
Full Pay, and without receiving any differ. nce by exchange, .
shall he entitled to the Pen:hin, althniigh she was not mar-
ried to him until after he had Leans-aunt* or an placed on
Half-pay. "

Given at cult. Court at Carlton--loose, this 18th dayof June,
1518, In thcSBth year of his Majecty's Reign.
By Command of his-Royal Hightmis the Prince Re-
. gent, in the Hanle and on the hi half of his Ma-
, jcsty. PAJZIEttSTON.

.TI RSRY, JULY 18.--Ne*tereay the Lord Bishop
tlt SALissuav art v d lir 6uernsty horn Wey-
moult, in the rthet e, Captain P4cat33,
and wits received by a salute from the euns at
Castle Cornet. Oat. 110!.d.v his Lortlihip is ex-.
pected here. Four 111011,4nd netsons have given
in thf it names for Confitioai ioa. ,
:\bout 30 of the Stockpot-. rioters have been
taken into custody, 01 whom 17 were adm,ittedto
bail, nue committed o !he House of Cott. (tion,
and one (Joseph Bliloq-) k in custody iii Ctiediac
Castle. Alt is vie'. lu.Aldiachester..