The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1822-08-15 (London, England)

BAYONNE PAPERS.  BAYONNE, AUGUST S. We have received the following accounts from Spain:— Madrid, August I. _ .  Our situation is still the same: no Miiiistey, and, we may say, no Government; for the Permanent Deputation, on which the patriots had placed their hopes, has lost public confidence since the late events in this capital. In fact, it is reproached with temporizing with the King, and of shelving an apathy not becoming iii present circumstance.. On his part, his Majesty still eludes the choice a a Miiiiiitry such as the party now prevailing at Madrid desires. It seems that the Council of State has propooril to him men truly liberal for Ministers, but that the King has rejected these proposals for fear of the consequences. In short, then, only two Ministers are named, blitz Banos and Calatrava ; the nomination of Sancho, which was announced as certain, has not taken !dice. Several oilier per.ons have been spoken of fur the new Nliiiistry, who would not fulfil the wishes of the patriots, and whose nomination would excite still more irritation.  Meantime we observe great activity in the nightly meetings of the Communtros; the national guard of Madrid is increasing as well as that of the Pro. violets, sod every thing seems to prepare the longprojected revolution. The masse of addresses which we continue to receive from the Provinces, both on the events of the 7th, and on the King's delay in punishing the authors of the mach,' atioos against the system, and in naming a Ministry such as the general opinion desires, indicate the views of the Liberals.  Salv.adar Gabsrdo, a soldier in . the guards. one of the accomplices in the murder of Lieut. Landsburre. was executed yesterday in the public square. All the garrison was under arms. He wished to harangue the people from the scaffold. but the priests would not allow it. The crowd was immense and generally pitied the victim, whom they would willingly have delivered if they could pot in his place the principal persons whom public opinion designates as the authors of the plots. The King had given orders for the regiment of ii Almara to be incorporated with the divisiou of Em. pecinudo, which excited the indignation of the pi. idols who protested to the Permanent Deputation against the departure of these defenders of the public liberties. The Deputation sent this remonstrance to the King, who revoked the order and the effervescence was calmed.  Majesty, as the Spectator of to-day slates, lima not returned a satisfactory answer to the desire of the Pestnaaent Deputation to remove the Patriarch and some others from the Palace. He requires that the reasons of their dt.manditig the removal of these persons may be stated, which, says the Spec. tutor, would only serve to lengthen the dispute to the iirejudice of the Kii.g himself and of the Constitution,_which he has sworn to maintain. it is affirmed that palisades are going to be placed on the heights (Viottilas), and even that several cannon will be placed at different parts of the capital. There is no truth whatever in the report brought by the mail before of the yellow I,ver haviug appeared at fiercelo.na and Csdoz. The official re. ports of the health of both ate perfectly satisfactory. The :spectator of the Ist says, that it has goo.l grounds fur believing that France is an insuperable barrier to the designs or the great Northern Power which desires to interfete in the affairs of the Pe.. nisisula, and likewise that Austria is agreed with France, nut to stiffer sty irruptions from the North into the South of Europe, so that it seems we shall have only to do with France if we suffer ourselves to he governed by Quesaild, Warn Anton, amid who are the Marshals hitherto in the pay of the Pusißan Marian and the Cola thoit.  The news front the provinces are much the same as by the lust moils.  Of the new ministerial arrangements consequent upon the lamented death of the Maiquir of LoNDOMDgagir. nothing certain is yet known. It is now stated, that the Marquis WELLirst.EY will succeed to the Foreign Department, and that Mr. CANstria, instead of going to India, will also have a high ministerial appuintment at home. Among the rumours of the day, Sir CHARLES STUART has likewise hren mentioned, ail she probable suecensor of Lord LONpoNYERRY•