The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-19 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY 10".--:-Baron Hyde de Neuville,
Ambassador from our Court to his Majesty the
King of Portugal, will set off this evening for
Lisbon. -

The Prince de Polignac, our Ambassador to
the British-Court, will set off to-morrow (yes-
terday) for London.
We are informed from a good source that the
King of Portugal has sent two Commissioners to
Rio Janeiro, charged with a letter to his son, and
positive orders to stay • hostilities immediately.
Similar orders have been sent to Bahia and Rio
de la Plata. There is good ground for belief
that the Prince Royal will not hesitate, under
similar circumstances, to second the intentions of
his august father, and that he will assure the
people of Brazil that they will enjoy a Govern-
ment adapted to their position, and calculated to
prortiote their welfare, with the advantage of
being henceforth governed by a Prince of the
House of Braganza.
( From the Pilote of Thursday.)
JutY 17.--If the news from Spain Is to
be believed, there was on the Ist, 2d, and 4th
of July a series of battles, in consequence of
which Lopez Banos and Ballasteros entered
Seville on the Bth. General Bourmont, after
having supported the attack of the enemy with
much vigour, thought fit to concentrate his forces
on- the coast of San Ducar,* According to the
same news, the Spanish army occupies the road
of Carolina, and the defiles of the Sierra Morena
which lead, to it.

The battle of Barcelona appears to have been
a sharp action. It is said that the division of
1,600 men under the conduct of Rotten, is that
which had the most serious engagement with the
3d and 18th regiments of the line, and the sth
hussars. The manoeuvre of this Spanish General
effected a serious diversion, and contributed much
to balance the fortune of our arms.

An engagement has taken place. in Galicia be-
hfeen the division of General Bourke and the
troops commanded by Quiroga, who seems to.
have succeeded Morillo in the command of the
army.-
We give this news, because nothing the Go-
vernment has published takes from their proba-
bility, .and becanse they are transmitted to us as
obtaining credit in the Peninsula ; but we do not
iruarantee them, though, assuredly, we should
often be more entitled to take a positive tone
than a certain Journal. ( L'Eloile), which
lavishes letters and documents withoUt caring
whether the public remember one day what it as-
serted' the day before.
The Eloile made General garsfield a prisoner
on. Tuits'day evening, but it has not announced
officially thiS news to the Moniteur, as the latter
Paper did not yesterday notice it.
Lucio; JULY 3.—General Bourg will snsperid
his military operations until the sth, unless he
receives contrary orders froth his Royal Highness
the Duke' d'Angouleme..
Morillo' has • 1 published' an energetic
ins
Proclamation. against the Cortes, and another
against the public conduct of Quiroga. The
latter has promisled rewards to all the soldiers
who will tollow hint,'and has promulgated a De-
cree, consiSting— of ten' articles, against those
who abandmi. the Constitution, whiCh out-
Herods those of AI ina,DeVelitsco, and De Torrijos.
BLOCKADING CAMP BEFORE CADI2, JULX I.
" I still believe that we shall soon be masters of
this revolutionary isle; famine' will shortly Make
way for us. Terror pervades the town ; Valdez
is now sovereign master. &yes, dismissed and
.expelled, tias taken refuge at Gibraltar. .By
some means or other We shall be masters of Cadiz
before the end of the month."
(From the Lisboa Gazette.)

LtSII.ON, JUNE 30.—There continue to 'arrive
Deputations and Congratulatory Address 'from
all quarters of the kingdom. Those from Al-
garve are dated the 24th instant, and at that pa-

riod submission was complete. the only trouble
felt by the Authorities was to restrain the excess
of Zeal which was every where manifested
against the Revolutionists, especially against the
Freemasons.

The King has just granted a distinctive medal
to all the officers and non-commissioned officers
who accompanied the Infant Don Miguel to Vii-
lafranca de Merina. It bears the legend—
' Fidelity to the King and Country.'
" There are two San Luaus, one at the mouth of the (Jug-
dalquiver, the other 10 miles west of Seville.