The National Register.
London, England, 1823-02-10 00:00:00

No 1.405.—V0L. XVI.

FRENCII PAPERS

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• Puns, Fat. sitti of the Chamber of
Peers tedetday was Tay
The Minister of Finance (ytliele), and the Mb.
Whew of Fano Araks, took upon themselves all
the' naponsibßity of the speech from the Crown--.
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mikars, askityks.
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Minister of Finance observed how inipment it was
to Amin, not only an a point of bottom betas
ei positive interest, that the dynasty of the Southold
should not be aliaLen at Madrid. -
The Duke of San Lorene* received yesterday
*out the Csovernineat of the Cortes the order to quit
Paris immediately with his legation.
An extraordinary courier from Spin writ at
Paris with news of the 29th. Olkienel. the Cline
stitutionsi General, bad repulsed fismitems, ad mu
taken the prisoners, which the &lake General
trade in the first combat against O'Daly. The Li-
berals of Madrid gave themselves up to great joy,
teo much the more excessive because their fears had
been considerable. Legarde had left Madrid. •
Fee. 4.—This day at half-past three, their Royal
I;lighness Monsieur and the Duke d'Angeuleme,
accompanied by the Chief Officers of the Royal
Guard, reviewed in the Place du Carousel, the dra-
goon of the Guard and the loth regiment of the
Vine. The Princes were received with the loudest
-acclamations. After having defiled before their
Royal Highness. the troops set off on their masa
for the army.
The tat battalion of the 35th Regiment let off
yesterday for Perpignan, as well as a battalion of
the 20. To-day the other battalion of the 25th
and 22d marched. •
Eight baggsge-weggons belonging to the Duke
,d'Angoulease knee drawly left Paris for the army.
A letter from Brest of the list of January fur-
wishes the following details :
The courier brought yesterday orders to fit out
immediately the Ceisiintre of 9,3 gene, and the Fiore
faLr ate. We have already in our harbour two 74's,
a ship of the line cut down, two frigates. and se-
veral corvettes. They an all ready to sail. Orders
have been given to re-establish the semaphores on
the coesta—powder, balls, rani bombs have been sent
to bonne; levies of sailors are already oedema
here, and will be ordered in all parts of France."
The King has appointed M. Raves President of
the Chamber of Deputies fin- the session.
Yesterday mottling, the King deigned to receive
General Quads, and addressed him in very flatter-
ing terms.
-Viscount de Chautetniand end Count de Corbin e
yesterday transacted business with his Majesty after
mass. The King also received the twangs *fauna-
roux pencils ofelistiwnion, among whom was N. de
Castelbstic, Colonel of the Dragoons of the Guard.
His Majesty said to this superior officer, whose corps
forms part of the army of the Pyrenees: —•.l I shall
be with you in beast, not being able to be so same-
wise."—" Sire," answered M. Castlebajac, " we
shall conduct ourselves u if we were under the
eyes of your Majesty."
Besides the Madrid journals of the 25th, the cou-
rier arrived today has brought several letters writ-
ten at midnight of the 25th. These letters state,
that General O'Daly had advanced to Brihuegs,
where he Fell in with the factious, commanded by
Beesieres ' • their numerical superiority was so de-
ad, that O'Daly was repulsed with some loss,
and was obliged to abandon three pieces of cannon.
—The militia behaved in this notion with the most
heroic courage, and they alone prevented the fac-
tious from breaking O'Daly's corps in its retreat.—
That General retired to (leads's:an, where he
threw up entrenchments at the Palace of the Duke
del Infentado, where he was soon joined by rein-
forcements which were sent to him from Madrid.—
As soon as the news of this aihuir was known at
Madrid, the government being dissatisfied with the
conduct of O'Daly, sent General O'Dixitiel, Count
del Abisbal, to replace him.
A letter frost Madrid of the 26th, which arrived

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