The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-02 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF TIIIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle.]

Gibraltar letters concur in stating, that General
lingo's troops had been separated into two divi-
sions, the one being left to garrison Algesiras,
whilst the other advanced on General O'Donnel's
bead-quarters at San Rospre, on their way to Ma-
laga. A small naval force was blockading Alge-
siras. As the spirit of the soldiery tinder Freyre
is now known to the Chiefs of the National Ar-
my, it is said that soother column was preparing
to leave La Isla, and march by San Luear on the
county of Nitbla, towards Badajoz —The circum-
stance of a flag of truce having been sent trout
La Isla to General Freyre, is stated iu the French
Papers received yesterday. Of emir se the agents
of the King hastened to interpret this event
into ,ymptoms of repentance ; but its object we
distinerly pointed out the other day to relate to
the treatment of prisoners. These papers also el
lade to what may he expected in Navarre This
perfectly coincides with our own opieirros and in-
formatioo ; but the movements preparing will not
be confiner) to that ptoviwce. If we mistake oot,
the conflagration will be very general in *the Pe-
oinsula before the end of a !),orsth, S3*.eb as Ferili-
oatl and his confidents will find it impossible to
allay by the exile of a few of iris late servants which
We ore exultingly ag,in told, " hasrnet with general
ire pi oho (ion ." Our additiOnaleVrACt3ollo-a typut
Col.SAoriago's attempt to open the ga•cs of (2E414 in
its tine point of view, and give is as opportunity
of knowing the successful manner in which the
agents of Ferdinand in Paris have kept up the
dtlusion, nu this and other points connected with
e insurrection. lo order to gain pattizans to
King, the Bishop of Cadiz. subee goer:fly pa-
raded the streets in sackcloth, barefooted, and
with a rope norml his neck ; " but," adds a pri-
vate letter, " neither these mockeries, nor the
threats and amneaties of the King will gain otee
proselyte, or in the smallest degtee change the
prevailing opinion, We are all with our friends I
in L.: Isla, and it we cannot prove this by acts, it
is beemse we are botooi down haunt, and toot,
but this state-of Wogs cannot coutioue long "

The following are Extracts from The Esp'unol
Constillitional of this month :
" The ent,rprise attemitted by Col. Santiago,
in ort4er to open the ~ates of Cadtz t the N(1.•
Ilona! Army, was extremely well oiganized, but
it got wind, and the Governor ordered the guard
at the land-gate to 'be relieted an hour sooner
than will], where the officer in corniitand, Ra-
Mirez, was n concert with the eatrous, who
bad already made some preparations at the Cor-
,tailura, in order to attack the bat:ery held by
the Royalists, while some of the people and
troops, with Colonel Santiago at -their head, ad-
vanced in the rear. This was the reason wby the
goat d at the laNd-gate, unexpectedly commanded
by au officer in the confidence of Governor Valdes,
made resistance, and gave time for reinforcements
of neatly all the garrison, who came op with
the Governor. Forrnnately many officers of the
garrison favoured Santiago, and placed lust in
sisfetv with smile of Isis companions, all nowt with
the National Army, Th-e Commander in Chief,
Quiroga, has issued several rroclamations and

a Manifesto, which in the Provinces circulate, and
. are more venetated than Ferdinand's Alanitesto
They have also established a Constitutional
Glzette. Much is said of an expected attack, but
] do not believe it, for Freyre's troops decline
shedding the blood of their brethren, and the
greatest part would be glad to join them.
" BARCELONA, FIB 12.—Nomithstanding the
very urgent measures adopted by the Govern
ment to prevent the circulation of the interesting
news of the insurrection in Andlinsia, here w r
know every thing that is passing. Castanos
uo doubt will hang hack till he sees which party
has the ascendancy; this is his ch,traccer ; never-
theless, I do nut know bow he can wipe away
tie tool st.,in on his conduct with regard to
Lacy:'— (Ibid )