The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-14 00:00:00

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICEBE F4LSUM AUDEJT

LONDON,
MONDAY, JULY 14, 1823.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
At a late hour this forenoon we have received
Paris Papers of Saturday (morning and evening).
The Constitutionnel notices a report in a Minis-
terial Paper, purporting that negociations had
been opened with the Spanish Cortes, and that a
favourable result was expected. We do not
believe the statement. The Etoile contains an of
Report from Baron d'EnoLEs; but as it only
details his movements and operations against MINA
up to the 9th of last month, it is not worth trans-
lating. One passace, however, in which he
states another of AIINVII miraculous escapes, is
amusing. It is as follows :--44 I arrived at Be-
salu before nine o'clock in the morning,
We made the march with such rapidity,
acid with such wise precautions, that the enemy
were ignorant of our movements. But, by an
unforeseen/atoll/1h a soldier of the Bth regiment
disappeared during the night, joined MINA in the
morning, and informed him of the whole of the
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made for an attack on the following day ! ! The
subjoined are extracts :
( From the _Voile.)
MADRID, JULY 7.
" ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
cc General Bordesoult writes that lie hopes in s
short time to be master of the Woof Leon. All the
letters we receive agree in two points, that Cadi4
cannot hold out, and that the king's life Is not in
danger. Ballasteros has left his' Army to get to
Cadiz, which was defeated by Gen. Molitor. In
several houses in Cadiz they have been already
obliged to have recourse to water from their
cisterns."

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The Expectador speaks of the plot which WO
to have been executed.at Seville, to carry off the
King. Sir John Downie and 18 others have bee►Y
arrested. The Journals of Cadiz contain the N
following paragraph, which appears to us yr , f.
remarkable :

A thousand different reports prevail this even- r,
ing on the subject of the arrival, near the port of
Cadiz, of Tour vessels of war, one English and
three French. It is said, amongst other things,
that a French ship of the line, a frigate, and a
brigantine approached the castle of St. Sebas-
tian. They fired on the frigate, which made off
immediately. The three French vessels kept in
sight till night. At six o'clock two officers
(English) disembarked, and, followed by great
number of persons, went to have an interview
with the Secretary of State..

♦Ve learn that Baron Ereles and St. Priest
are before Cardena, and are going to form the
blockade of that place as well as that of Seu.
Ft U EIR JUNE U.—The Lietttenant.Gene-
ral commanding the Corps of Observation of
Figueiras is highly satisfied with the conduct of
Lieut. Dumas, as well as the Oilicersandaeldiers3

for the bravery displayed in defeating a sortie
from the garrison of the fort of Figueiras.—
On the 2d of this month the garrison of Santona
disembarked 500 men between Laredo and Ca-
Hodes, which was only occupied by three com-
panies of the 21st ; but the Revolutionists were
obliged to retreat, and left in the place more
than 100 killed and wounded. ,
( From the Constitutionnel.

A Telegraphic Dispatch, dated the Bth, from
Brest, announces. that a convoy which left Mar.
tinique on the 20th May, composed of 57 'sail,
escorted by the Nereide frigate, has entered the
above Port.

We read to-day in a Ministerial Journal the
following lines :---" We are led to believe that
negociations have commenced with the Members
of the Cortes, and the Party who have the greatest
power, and a favourable result is expected."