The National Register. — London, England, 1823-04-13 00:00:00

IS • • . - to lit) , - • it. • !**l4 , , I.; . • 41 ot Before the opening df the fitting, the Minister Ihr Foreign Affitirs, and:Viscount Diann charged rwitti the War Department, entered the A nuineroes group of Deputies belonging to the right side surrounded them. The conversed long toge ther. ,and - appeared pleased. At t em technk the • • • sitting was opened. The Minister for the War D'epartmetst rose (a lively sensation) and suid—Geotlemen,—All efforts to stop the courie.of the faction which governs the councils of Spain having proved fruitless, Monseig neur the Duke of A ogouleme received orders to pass .tbe frontier, endow the '7th of this month pawed the 'Bides's. at the head of the army. I have now, • gentlemen, to read to you the.first despatch which the Government has received from the Majer-Ge neral of the army. " floaelyuacters. N. Jean de LW. Aril 7. " half past s in the mask* Monseigneur,—l have the honour to report to • your Excellency; that yesterday a troop of French and Italian .Itetugees made their appearany on the Bidassup, end endeavoured, by songs and seditious vies, to instigate the soldiers of his hiejeety to de sert. At the sight of piece _ of artillery, those artifl • wretches cried Viva l'erie Franeatieel' Gen. ..Walin replied by another cry; thus—' Yes,• Vive l'artiilerie r but Vivo le Rol! Fire !' At this • instant, a company of the eth light infantry, had been masked, debauched. aped . pennon of those whom the grepe-ehult a lred. • " Thus the troops have manifested their We for the King by something more *Sproule, tats thole • habituaLacclametione. Your Excellency will And Annexed •the ounsinary of the examinittiot of four wounded men who have been piciapl up: it will give,a just idea pt the pitiable ausifferies which the . Spanish lievolutioniste have chosen, anti whine the imperial Regiment Alexander in garrison et Into have in a manner delivered up to slaughter, as they withdrew their posts before the arrival of the refu gees on the banks of the river. A few minutes . after their flight, all the inhabitants of both sexes • assembled together, and the communication between , the two kingdoms was immediately gstaLlialied. " The Alcode of Irun has even informed us that the Imperial Alefender regiment has evacuated dust at !run; on the gch he wtH dance three or four leagues, and will proceed by short marclies to To look where he will anrivson the 12th. 'He will mop there rime days, to wait a little the effect of his entry into Spain, The slowness of his march is maid to be owing torthe wealthy qf allowing time for all the male' el of the army *o Guilleminot's despatch was addressed to Manhat the Duke of Belluno, Minister.. It bore the follow. ing pretisce :—" His Royal Hlghness, by order of his Majesty, desires me to transmit to your Easelleney the fallowing despotrh:"Pkii, of course. was not read to the Chambers.• B 4 YONYE PAPERS. BAVONNe, APRIL 1.--The Duke of Angouleme arrived here'the day before yesterday, ,at half past seven in the evening. All the trop were %'er arms; all ,the avenues through which the Prince passed were crowded with citizens of every rank, who-made the air resound wish cries of "Vive le Roi Vive le Due d'Angoul*se I 'Vivent lea Bour bons!" The town wan illuminated spontaneously and without any orders. 411 the windows dis =colourss in fine, t i b jay wet universal. day all the civil end eghary, suthosities pre sated their homage to tbell - Prince. Among the number were the udiccrs of the stela' Ate Army of Ate Faith; namely, Genes* Queen* Eguia, Es. =Longais t and the Trappist ; the letter was costume of his other, and attracted general teethe We /loyal Highness reviewed the troops on the &cis. Today two batteries are to be moved forwiud to Behubie, for the purpose of facilitating, if need be, cbs coolltruoion of a bridge over the ii4deasei.-- Every thing gives reason to expect that in a very few days the French army dill pass the frontier and enter Spain. The departure of - General Attilleminot, for Paris, was announced, but his Roy a l Highness has ordered hint to remain at his post. It appears that the order for the arre4t of M. de Lostande took place without the General's knowledge, who was not informed of it until atter his 41.4-4.Cautp bad been sent off. i f • '. lIMIINN INIMMIN•mam• The line. of telegraph . is completed, Oita trio to be triad to-day, but the foggy weather 11. ph vented it. • Two English chips have entered .toar peel; thy' have on board 500,000 piastres, and Airy life in• signed to Mr. Berlin, agent-of the hose of tails& child. The destination of the money ,is. not bailee, but it is supposed to be for the diebursoinen;s of the Arnayof the Faith. %s have bad almost at the same time the orders of the day; which are not public, but nevertheless official. • The second or the first •of April) says, the head-quarters' of the first corps under Marshil Oudinotare ping to be removed to Sjmzne, ante that the Prince will remove his in a few dayivto St. Jean de Luz. Lastly, (the third) that a column of 'Spanish prisoner:, tuken by the Royalist troops, i going to enter France by St. Jean 'Pied-de-port, and to be Sent to Toulouse. These, their orders of the day, are coantersi4(ned tiy Guilleminot, Major-Gen. 'hewing, on one hand, that hostilities have com menced • and on the other, that ti i c Prince recog nizes only General Goilleminot as MajarGenenti ; • another proof of the WO favour • with which he honours this general, is tin; flattering reception he • gave him yesterday at the review ; after speaking to him two different times, he shrk hands with hint ' as if he had been his equal. Ties review took plaoe yesterday at two o'clock. General Molitor ann. • . mend* Generals Dambrugeac, Bordeitant, Az . _ " • - and •also Quesada, accompanied the Prince. The • . ' Marshal Duke of Balhano did not go out; the Prince Hoenlohe was not in uniform. They write from St. Jean Pied.de port that the number of prisoners will be more than tripled I. people of the faith, who have twasented to act their pitets . in order to give a great idea of the first aueoass• sistained, and tbs.: they will immediately MEM to another part to act the same farce ovet "- ``: " ..- N_ itipao.---They may deceive for a t.iie the Fren9h.,„s ' \: . . 0. x ..3.1, but those on the frontiers bkve eyes toe' to be so grossly imposed opal. . r. . a ... ...„,-. -4. . Property to th e a mnun t o f 30,0001. h as been eiver • .A. - • , barked by settlers in Van Di men's 1.403 d, uud iiiir •,,. Aorli . ,:i .only including sum above xOl. , so. ' 1-.. .A.W • -'•.?.^:,!..,-, 1/ . ir ~. 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Wilma presented th emselves en -shalom* of the An express from Paris of Thursday, •brings the "In the numbeceof ISt • 's 'Anoints, whe are Ridassoai they perrormol military ordeals., -and isllewicipextrect of.a 'letter from St Jean G e Luf, eight' killed and foie ; wounded, are wog. deified to the round of intuit. •.. - .P••.•. !•. . Ada litho *tea which it appear*thar .bostiiities nised the perilous - named cut and Delamot, al- . • iltdosina, Avert 9..4"re have VIP.* freiti limaieettiallY homtatticed --. • . ready implicated in eeteratentasOlearles- . Spain triidaY. The meal leFthlY bon stopped _ . _ _. • . 4c.BT. JAW pELUZI Arstss.g...,,- - . 4164 g m, . • lf•ttlet Fettelilk -10 4.Writi- 44 atalrn• 'Sad • • "one blaitiPwd and Mr st MP busdsed ltssolli' .... .'' • ' ••• • ~,; ' - 1 4 . .mijse sow • hi* , , yne lite Coeseitbihnrepleg s - . .• . • , 4 °'m i • • -*" • '-, . j_. , !' ' • °, 7": 0 !". • -•-• ,'• . . • •••• • .41 *Vr . • • • 4 _. , ' • -- .. *Ate I* e *, y" : . • ; ••• • •uooPs ef.eolther , ; An t!'''''-' . .* - ..... •• . . • , kiel s .4olo we dug , . The General The Viseount •• . ' • east as follows :-.;• made a movement, she eh** • ~ • Via. to be • ./iiithatinilis shots to be - fired onethis body, 04 Whin *it Intel -**-`:' d justify, if nece s - to join his little corps te the Arley oft th e Falth, u . • -., . . 110 1 :114u i ciest idled% orissemoded. Among eery; the memerie ' - len taken some time ' soon , as it shall ammo, th eSgmielt territory. • Dir we p a id 1 the filrater me 4inte Presich often, or persons who ago by the Government. - Attempts have continued General O'Donnell arrived here' the day before ' ita11414,.... .. The troops wished to .'cross to be made to corrupt our holdisrs up to the very yesterday, doubtless to take the anima of the Dui* .the , 'mad pinsue this enemy, who am- moment when they.slecellnli upon to give proofs of of Angouleme.• dt remainitobe seen Whether, * utedinio4lll6l. • . their fidelity. They.hane *Nuttily replied, as the -the' return to the troops under' his emunnuid,. they • 4 ' The Ilidassoa **sowed on the 7th, and the King and France expected seldom. But the King, will execute theca, for it is•certain they•do not seem • Duke d'Angouleme•sleeps . on the nth at Irun. . who still cherishes • paternal lientinients, even for hie well disposed • to obedience. • "De Laurette, fOrmerly a Captain in-the Legion . guilty children . , cannot Berk without * feeling. oP' We learn from trim, that the Political Chiefs of of the Seine, and Aroplicsited in the plot-of . the 49th _past, that French blood saatiowed in ranks where : the Spanish frontiers have had a meeting at Mon- of Anima, 1820, is seriously wounded in this aftisit imam alone witildbleingliked it. This blood mill dragen, to concert the •final arrangements for re. if 6 had been condemned to five years imprisonment be on the heeds Of eiss: . • ors of the deployable moving all provisions, :towage; Cattle, -carriages: &e.. and 8,000 francs of fi ne. revo l ut i on of Spa% '4k• fg ufiao, ratlonien, and withdrawing the inhabitanta into.!the mteriot, • "The army marches in three divisions,--mietspon e v er y t hi ng g i ves iis rearm • hope that• this pest in order .to leave the country bate. TIP reassess, .Uloso, direct for Madrid ; one upon Panweluus ;is going to end. Spain, w wn g o to tumour, in fact has already been elevated la part, *imitate `end Miother Opou St.' Sebastian . -, - already ue as idat stud allies."--; individuali have sent away all thole valuable abed* • " TbB regitneou Alexander, in garrison at Iron, Thus ends all that Was • ie the Meting of the partic4larly'provisions, to a distance from the pc9°~ ersictieted that Sown on the approach of the French. Deputies. • • : • ; . Arable scenes of military operations. It seems that PARIS, Aims. to. Foos o'ssont p.m: While the Interhaldinistei of Sfat was tending this want of resoureee is foreseen by ostr.Comermodit- • Intellisdnes has thii morning arrived from the this despatch as ale Charabet of Deputises M, Ole in-Chief, for measures are Liken so send to the Amie. - -army of Spesn, duc te d the 7th. The Duke de Bei- Villele, the *Minister of flames and Prelident of provisions and necessaries for tbetakisty ; lOC war lento, Mutter of War', who is stilt with the army, the C ounc i l, ha proceeded po tfoo Peen so m il a rill loaded w i th such art i cles are to l ea v e t h e caw .• i lass transmitted one despatch, enolosing‘nother, s i m il ar d espatc h f low th e Doke do ileum . Mu ,tcHnorrow, and at lean an aryl number every Ar- • `givinewli sownat of the passing of the Bidsmoi by despatch of the Marshal. via* enolonsi..thet of 'ief . daY. ' The want of bosses is .nsecb far, and Genial Gifillmaintot. His Revd .Highncos :,ad Guilleminot, contained * early the mete *IL l'he ' those *idols *have brought the pontoons bone . *** . * 4 1 : w ant' a lantin, .whieh arrived yesterday, containing_ 'she amount of his arrangements for entering Spain, lune* of his Rossi tikihasos, which wised VS-. been puoltinied at aMO few. The . pontoons-have tem*, was not read inesither Cheasber.—aelther, have.eselmod4lol, and puma through.witioat stop-. nod a - •,. of his fust day ' s march. . pitiably theeoissliest•disobr.-Botisoo. to oak: ns*wail's' the battalions of the /th • sacikterL ',4 . ~ . • ...,'" .•-:-..... -... •... r?..:.: . .. • - •-•-7. ' -4..;..i -: • -:- •'!. '- -, derAmilot ti tu rien - • au*:. ta s k I L ,_ The Minister ar *Ms the ruiner the • to come the erection Of tt i tt.... 1 Ila following is an account o f what us's p l ace "` amid cries of " Vivo le Bas ! Virept lee Boer- The division of Autichamp, CHAMBOR OF DEPUTIES. which it is mid wail he the Chamber of Deputies I— bona!" . one of the first divisions to enter, will occupy lit the i . . EsTrlsto or AraiL r 4 The Duke of Angouleme was to sleep on the Bth coast including Bilbue. I 11...0 .. a1... -:...•.- AC - 114.- .: .. :..... .1.- 1111...!...--... I ....- . .... .1... n.l. I.- —:11 1./..--- .i____ _- e-..- an__ . :, ', I