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No. 1.417.—V0L. XVI. 'INC/411)1W. MAT
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FRENCH PAPERS.
NEWS FROM SPAIN.
EpRIYATZ CORRFRPONDENCLI
Mittortm,. APRIL 15.—count Abisbal has pub-
lished the following notice:—
The Political Chief of the province of Berge6 has
sentrese the following information dated the 12th.
Most Excellent Sir,—The French have invaded
our terthory. On the 7th the vanguard o£ the,'
army entered Irun ; op the 10th they were at.
Bergara, and they w. sa elder Vittoria yfsterdey.'
--.The fictions, nonstianded by Quesads, entered
that' the day' h. - _
To-clay

Meantime poi& still talk of the affair
and they affirm that our loss in ,
which preceded and followed the takiwg,
Was considerable. It• is reported
dangerously wounded, is on his Way
There is also a report of an affair near
which cannot be implicitly credited.
Illation addressed by Count l'Abisbal
ind the province, he says, " Tl 4 French
100,000 conscripts, to goodie? or •dor
veitution; but we 411 nett= theta
by giving skew gas Constitaiina, be
• serve as a model to all Codes vrbleh
govern meh,"
Some officers arrived here yesterday
quarters to fetch shoes for several re:giments
barefoot; but they have found nothing the
sines. It is positively said, that the
the rations, especially of liquors,l
Bread its very dear. It is also stated,
Spanish priests who have taken, refuge
and the environs, have received 'cinders
Spain without loss of time. They.
who are to be employed* if not to con
maintain the good disposition whicl
inhabitants show towards or. The
saw, formerly Grand Inquisitor, „i
We learn from St. Jean Pred•de Port
.quarters of the Sil corps were at
city of Pampeluna was still SUITOIII
..*Silokidin form, which it will be r
114 pallialion of it. The French
of Sangnesa, Tafaitls,
Ellvinstin deserted by the inhabit
that the Trappist, dissatisfied wish
has met with in the French arms
lines, and gone to join Merino in
Lerma.

.4 town before yesterday, and demanded.,
7,000 rations. .o-cley the sth sqatedrots of art illeTy
left this city with eight pieces of cannon,• and a
great number of waggons, with effects and families
of the patriots who are going to Madrid, with a
suitable escort ; .and in the evening another convoy '
will arrive from Vittoria with the Political Chiefs
of that town, and of St. Sebastian, and a great
number of emigrant families from both cities,
by,seem-
pani6d 00 volunteer militia,. and a column of
standing army. lam preparing to leave this
place with the Goventor-Cieneral, it' the enemy, u
is elpectedi-spproach this place, taking, away. all the
effects that I possibly can."
I shall communicate to your Excellency.the ca.her
events that may occur from every point to which
the hanottr and defence of the country may carry
rite ; which I communicate to the. public for their
information.

The Political Chia COUNT ABISBALL
Madrid, April 18, 1823.
. PERPIGNAN, APRIL 2i.--There was yesterday
a sedition in the camp of the Spaniards • there was
an attempt made to place some French ocers in the
corps of theYaitli, but some leaders and soldiers
who were discontented at it, tried to exoite.the rest•
to share their indignation. They cried out that it
was necessary to set out for Spain. The principal
rialcontents were immediately arrested; Corp,' and
two other offioers have been carried to the prisons of.
Castillo. It is not yet known what effect these
.aseasures will produce on these noptinsipled bands.
A patrol of chasseurs a chewl has been surprised
by a party of NI iquelets (the light Catalonian troops),
that bud been placed in ambuscade. This is the
first engagement that has taken place , there were
only a few wounded. The head-qu,arters is at Ca-
banes, a league from Figueras ; and General Vas-
tarot marches on Rotors. It is said that Mans is
siith his troops on file Black Mountains to intercept
OUT convoys.
The Journal des Debals contains two bulletins
from the arms', but the more recent intelligence in
the telegraphic despatch transmitted to Calais ren-
ders prix? details unimportant. It is mentioned in
in the hut bulletin, dated Vittoria, April 24, that
the Spanish General, Don Julian Sanchez, who was
made prisoner at Logrono, hud on the preceding day
dined with the Major General.

BAYONNE PAPERS.

BATONNK, APRIL 21.. The mail from Madrid
is not arrived this morning, but we expect it in the
course of die day : troops continue to pass through
this city—the !25th of the line arrived yesterday,
and a regiment of cavalry is expected to-day. Con-
sidering the number of cavalry already in Spain, and
those that are to fellow, it seems inconceivable how
means will be found to feed so many horses; and,
in fact, we near that the Prince, in a late Order of
the Day, hail directed that all persons who were
not entitled to have horses must send them back to
France. People speak, as a thing that cannot be
doubted, of the removal of M. Sicard from his place
of Intendant General of the Army; the excessively
disadvantageous contract that lie male with M. Ou
vrard, andr for which he would have received a
douceur of :,Ctf,ooo francs, is stated to be the cause;
and the more justly, as, notwithstanding the ex-
tremcly high terms, the service was but ill per-
formed. M. Regnault, who takes his place for the
present, is gone, it is said, in this capacity to bead-
quarters.
It is farther reported, that a number of foreigners,
among whom there are several very rich Prussians
have made much more advantageous oilers, and that
they have at least been listened to. We have rot
any bulletins or news from head-quarters, but we
shall doubtless hear something this morning.—

FLANDEAS 3141
VtiENNII, APRIL .16,—The new
tbp :dameiots which his Majesty bus separated
*sr re-unite dyed with. Hungary, of
stiej, fiiiired a part baibre tbeinvation
now complete.

It is now in contemplation to satisfy
wishes expressed by the Hungarians,
prove to that brave people the int,-
Austrian Government takes in its
the representations that had been s
had been discussed, agreed upon
assemblies of the counties, and 7
powerful of the Hungarian Nobles
side hare have supported them witl
It appears that the communicato
Court and that of St. Petersburgl.,
come very frequent. M. de Lewiselr.
senor, has arrived from the Russian
despatches that are said to be imr
senger was dispatched in3mcdiatt
Baron Lebeltzen, Austrian ambassador
burgh.
On the morning of the 7th of
houses were burnt down in the cit
Hungary.
LAUSANNE, APRIL I9.—The unexpected
the Austrian troops in Lombardy excites •
flections. Great activity
,is observed
of the military committee of the
. Our representative Council ussemi
ago, and appointed a committee
the Council of State on the measures
under present circumstances. 'I. he
ties have been dispensed with, in _
the quicker.
The Committee has already met twice,. The
Council of State has continued sitting, and at all
hours. What is in uoitation ? What is intended ?
What is required of thee Swts:-? We are ignorant—a
thousand reports are in circulation on the subject.
People speak of plans disclosed to the Federal Di-
rectory by an English Minister,- to l know not what
Court. The great councils of Vaud and Friburg
We to be assembled at ours.
Hawever,we still flatter ourselves diatonic presence
Of the Austrian troops near our southern frontier will
be but for a short time. Nevertheless, the canton.
of Tossin has conceived alarms, which its geogra-
phical position naturally explains, but which, how-
ever, do nut yet seem to have any foundation. Since
the passage through Switzerland was opened for

the public on its behalf. Various other appropriate.
~toasts and ailiresses succeeded, and a collection took
place in the room, when a considerable sum was
added to the kinds of the establishment. The Royal.
Chairman retired at ten chock, much tatigued, in
consequence of having attended a similar meeting,
the day before from live in the evening until
midnight.
HUP Dory.—The following Order from the Ex-
cise Olffee, London, Liss been transmitted to art
different Supervisorsi--.
• "Ordered.—Where the (fops cannot
joint Melt of the vown and the growers,
postponed, ono third to this Sth ofJuly next,
promissory nine; and one third to the It
remaining one third to the 2:.tti of No,
I year, on a joint promissory note given fur
two thirds of the duty by the glower and
lti+t4 a bond."pri:24, 1523.

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affair at Logrono, foreign troops in 1813 and 1815, we cannot hear the . .
the engagements storm bowl around us, without fancying that it is ;
eking of that town going to, burst over our heads. 1
I that a General, In this Canton, sad that of Geneva, most risco*, . I
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day to this city.-- one measures hays beerredfipted towanls the Italim's 1 1
near Burgos, but refugees, who, not. having .beesineluded us any lit ~",.:,:•, ,
rd. In a Procla= of proscription, nor individually. claim& by "thsiv
bat to his troops Governments, hod till now enjoyed an ateerun. * . ,
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Wench cume. with Switzerland. The Greek.eusignints are wag to b. • . .
,dmtroy the Con- bent away, without knaNaing to what gelatet. they •
eta good 4so oil. shkl. Corp, considering the toollisetos thee koke bee. • •
besauseit ifit to ' . • tiOith'respect to amalii all the surrounding
sh are intended to countries..
Gif zwri A raft 29.—Count Torreno, coming from .
teatiay from•hesci- Paris by way of. Brussels, arrived here yesterday, 1
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reniments that are and set out. to-day for London.
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ling in the maga- .
the distribution of SOUTH AMERIC4. •
, is very irregular. , 1
'toted,
in our city
that all the EXTIACS OV.A LETTDR DATED SAI TIAGO DC CIpLI, SAS.SA
re
. The Custom-house regulations and high duties
fuge
attempted to be introduced by. our Minister of Fi.
milers to depart for
nonce have given great dissatisfaction, not only here,
ey. are auxiliaries but all over the country. In the province of Con-
combat, at least to - '
ceptiqn, where the troops stationed on that frontier v
rhich some fanati-
e Bishop Of Tarrac hid been much neglected, the Governor General
Freyre, has -availed himself of the circumstances to.
is of the number.
make strong remonstrances, which have subsequently
tort that the head-
, assumed a rather more serious aspect. The Supreme , .
it Valle; that toe
Director is, in consequence, concentrating• a corps - • -:
mounded, .but nut
5,000 men, which is to be posted on thottorther:v
, necessary to do to
banks of the Ittaule, which will constitute a decided
hcorps are also in •
and Olyte, which superiority.' The proceeds the loan raised its
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London have been put at thetisposal of the legisla-
iitants. It is said
, ture, KO that the executive' will have no control..
h the treattnent ne
over the money ;.a part is to ls.: applied to the ester-
in i 1
iy, has passed the
blishment 'of a Natioasl 11..nk, which, amongst, ,
the province of 0 . c functions, is
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..._ of the interest and funds fur the redemption of the
11 L. loan. . ...
SANTIAGO, JAN. 10.—It is slid that the Minister
ew of k inance, Rodrigues, has given in his resignation,
organizAtion of
has separated from which', it Li supposed, will calm the discoateirta iiV-- • •
lungary, of which the province of Cotioeption—the individual being 1
ration of 1809, is the originator of the obnoxious custom-house regti-. .
• lutio.,s which had created so much dissatisfaction.
satisfy some other _________________ -
Aims, in order to Letters from Valparaiso of the 12th of January'
interest which the -tate, that Lund Cochrane was-to sail from thence on ..
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to prosperity. All the following day for Rio de Janeirot in order to , .....;
i successively made assume the eumnranti of the Brazilian navy. Ti..
n in the diKrent offers made to his Lordship by the Government t,i ' •.
some of the most induce him to till this station in their naval servit:u '
cs who usti:. ly re- are said to has;e been of it highly liberal nature. A
jilt great eal. negociution for a similar purpose was entered into
.ations b twecn our some months back, but the proposals then made to
;h, have u-atit ta.- his L:rdship were not sufficiently attractive to ob-
selloff, Auric Coen- fain his acceptance
assian capital, WWI SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING CHRISTIAN KNOW.: • .
oportant. A met- LEDOC IN THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS.,
ttely afterwards to —The London Correspondent board of this lustitu- . .
:sador at St. Peters- tion held its 50th anniversary festival at Freemasons'' •
Hall on Thursday last. His Royal Iliglinets the
of this month, 56 Duke of Sussex, supported by Lord Glenorchy and • • •
city of Comoro, in Mr.. Hume, presided on the occasion. A numerous, -
assemblage of the friends of the charity thronged Oa°•
unexpected halt of hall, and the gallery .was filled with female bcp...k...-
y excites many re- After " the King,'' and the other usual pr..tliaty.
rved is the offices toasts were drank, the Royal President ruse to pro-- . • ' .
: confederation. pose " Prosperity to the Institution ;" in dome • -
isembled three days which his Royal Highness entered into a long and.
to deliberate with eloquent history of its atriOn and progress; detailvtlt . -
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sures to be adopted its objects and effects; pointed out its advantages toi,
the usual formal'[- society at large; and concluded with a forcible op., -
n order to proceed peal to the benevolent feelings of the assembly and
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