The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-23 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS OF SUNDAY.

PARIS, APRIT. 20..
Lieutenant-General Baron Barbot having received his Royal
Highness's orders to occupy the valley Aran with the troops o
his s charged Camp-Marshal Raynaud with that niis.
Mom He marched on the 7th from Toulouse with four corn-
Panies of the 45th regiment of infantry of the line, arrived on
the 9th at St. Beat; and on the 10th, at day-break, he entered
the valley, which he occupie militarily. An officer and twenty
rnilita, who were there, thresw down their arms an tats,d. Our
coops were perfectly well received by the inhabita who re-
gard them as their deliverers. General Raynatid greatly praises
the spirit and zeal displayed by his soldiers. They distinguish
' !tlthem*elves by their good conduct and discipline. General 13a-
e::iYtillau: intends to re-install M. de Lacroix in his ancient
n trona of Governor of the Valle of Aran and ulso the civil
es.
[From the Journaly Pari:.]
~_ A letter from Barcelona, dated the 6th, confirms what has
eeen dr_ ,y
~it,„ eau announced respecting the great number of Spanish
—o,eers waiting only for the entrance of our troops into Catat-
11onia ill order to ;Lint to sea. It states that those ready to sail
°11) different ports of Catalonia arc estimated at more than 60.
I,n,ong the vessels armed at Barcelona are two brigs, fine
,f.4",e.,r5, Mounting 12 and 18 pounders, and manned with crews
seamen each. These two privateers are destined to
~ereise witli several others in the Levant. It is probable that
t'Panish Authorities now send the foreigners who wish to enter
Into their service to the arm of Arragon, since the number
Irtiving at Barcelona for Minas army has,. within these fetw.
4Y5, considentbly diminished. Mina, it
is said, has a cal blanche for acting when hostilities commence.
[Pram Me Courier Francais.]
teriLAßlsl Aram 20.--Amongst the reports circulating yes-
c•lp_ott;yreaotftlie Bourse, the most accredited was concerning the
a ship of war by two Spanish vessels off Brest. The
A 11 f.eatenlay evening gave the following details :
S,. " e have received a letter from Brest, of the 14th inst.
sTlng„that the frigate La Guerriere had been captured by a
4144:11,1i4„1,1,81,1iP and a frigate, after an action of eight hours. It
tdu.`T that a number of privateers from Guernsey are cruiz-
dthleri the Spanish flag, some in the Channel and others in
of Britt y.+
any . ,No merchant vessel dare venture to quit the ports

. (From the Constitationtteh ) .
rit's) 4-s Phil. 20.—1 t is believed that the Sittings of the s
• Chamber of Deputies will terminate to-morrow. Sonic pers _
assert that the Session will not bes closed, but that it will only
be prorogued, as circumstances may
sem
bling of the Chambers in the
Course of 10ne23. motive so
render cessar the aH extraordinar
credit to it, y is assigned for this msure,
ea that we ca nnot give
Al. Alanuel, being exclu f th Session, will not be
admitted to the Sittings of theyesumed Se'ession ;
.and it. is con-
. eluded, either that the Opposition will not attend, or that they
will its' silence respecting the measures which the Mini-
. eters may deem it expedient to propose.
There would be in such a calculation something
and so weak, that we do not hesitate to say it is impossible it
so detestable
can be any thing but a false report.
II is Majesty did not go ut yesterday.
The Portuguese Amba.ssatQ loYr has receivedy his
sets out early this week.passports; he
M. de Lostende, Aid-de-mo to General Guilleminot, who
was arrested at the army, nnd - yed to Paris by the Gen-
darmerie
Journals 'joyatfultlhyealnilnnowuetictetwi
racy, was set the Cl. • very of a great conpi-
heiciollevrLfain French and English
at liberty on Priday, andisw is about, it is said, to
set out for head-quarters.

TheCORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 23.
arrivals of all descriptions of Grain to this day's market
are o moderate' very few fine samples of Wheat are to be
heen and Monday's terms are fully supported; Barley has no
alteration; Beans
, Oath h and Peas support last quotations; the trade
as not been lively, and prices remain as on Monday.

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erZ''T.,•aTittr T.—Yesterday John Bird, coachman to J. Cal.
lieu_ 44q. lII.P. was brow up from Covent-garden watch-
it_._ties where he had beim lodged for the night by order of Mr. El-
-411,10c0n, the Manager of Drury-lane Theatre, charged with gross
stabietluct---It appeared from the statement of the chief con-
ld , $ and others employed about the Theatre, that on Monday
wall'ttitns !ttthe close of the performances, the defendant, whodwreaws
1,.,„ 6 with his master's carriage for the Misses Calcraft,
kftion'atediately before the stage-door, and in such a boor.po-
d •$. to prevent other carriages from approaching the
in Ile V.,43 requested to move only a single yard forward,
lialer, literal of doing so he backed his horses with so much via-
akki - as to drive the carriages behind him one against the other,
leis atasion a general crash of poles and patinas, and no
men confusion and alarm. Several ladies and gentle-
ing. Who
were making their way to their carriages, were in
in i"„l,aent danger of being crushed. lie persisted in this conduct
graceful te of remonstrance and entreaty, and used the most dig-
;: language to the officers and °tilers. At len_gth Mr. Ellis-
eon cattle out, and by his orders Bond and Harradine, the
±tittletift,hl)l4) drasged him from the box and conveyed bun to the
to At,.-`,”„allaw--Mi.. Elliston said he had represented the matter
Air, katcraft, who expressed the strongest disapprobation of
h.Aerendant's conduct, and hoped he would be properly pu-
-114,7r-The Magistrates strongly censured the conduct of the
-"arlts 'who Was fined 10s. and costs,

We have received, by EXPRESS, the Paris
Papers of Monday morning, from which we
select the following extracts. They announce
the movements of the French Army in Spain
up to the 16th ; and we learn from our Cor-
respondent, that a Telegraphic Dispatch states

that the head-quarters of the Duke d'ANGOtI.
LEME are established at Vittoria. We have rea-
son to believe, that the determination of the
commanders of San Sebastian and Pampeluna,
not to surrender those important fortresses,
causes considerable disquietude to the war-party
at Paris, and that the passage of the Ebro
will not be effected so precipitately as, according
to the Drapeau Blanc, the Didassoa was
crossed ; unless, indeed, the facility with which
the French Army have hitherto proceeded should
embolden the Duke d'AxnouLEmE to advance
without delay. Then events will crowd upon us
more quickly, and the plan of campaign laid
down by the Spaniards will begin to take effect.
With BALLASTEROb on the right flank, MoauLo
on the left, MINA in the rear, and the Conde
del ABIsBAL with VILLACAMPA in front, the
French will repent of their iniquitous enterprize.

[From the Moniteur]
ARMY OF SPAIN.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
"BAYONNE, APRIL 19.
" The Major-General to the Minister of War:

" The port and citadel of (iuctaria have. ,been taken by our
troops. We have made two hundred pris4ers (among whom
are two Colonels and ten officers), and captured live pieces of

cannon.

" His Royal Highness the Duke d'Angouleme is well. We
are assured that the enemy has evacuated the fort of Pancorbo,
after having spiked tho cannon, and that he abandoned Burgos
on the 14th, where the French army was expected with

impatience.
" We receive everywhere the most flattering reception.
[From tha Journal des Ddlats.]
NEWS FROM THE ARMY OF SPAIN.

" VITTORIA, APRIL ]6.—The further our
army advances, the better it is received.
" The division Obert occupies Logrono, and
a brigade of the division of Molitor is at Tudela.
" The Marshal Duke de Reggio has orders to
take up a position at Breviesca and Pancorho.
" A brigade of the Guards is to march on
Miranda, and General Valliu is to occupy
Burgos with the advanced guard : this last town
was evacuated on the 14th by the troops of the
Cortes, and his Royal Highness the Duke
d'Angouleme is expected there with the greatest
impatience."

PA His, APRIL 21.—0 n the 23d, as we be-
fore stated, Marshal Moncey is to make his first
movement.
[The Journal des Debuts cditradicts the re-
ported capture of the French frigate La Guerriere,
and says, that she returned to Brest, on the 17th
instant.—The same Journal mentions a rumour
current at Brest, that the Jean Bart, a French 80
gun ship, commanded by Rear-Admiral Meynar
de Laforge, had captured a Spanish merchant ves-
sel, laden with two millions e piastres for the
Spanish Government.]
[From the Drapcau Blanc.]
The head-quarters of the army are still at
Vittoria. We continue in this position is
order to give time to Marshal Moncey to pe-
netrate into Spain, and to wait the result of
the attack by the corps under General Molitor
against Ballasteros ; as well as to facilitate and
expedite the arrival of the convoys which our
precipitate passage of the Bidassoa left unpre-
pared.
The communication between Santander and
San Sebastian is kept up by the Spanish line-of- I
battle ship the Asia, and the frigate Arethusa.
A Spaniard, who quitted Pampeluna on the
6th of this month, says that the Commandant I
appears determined to defend the town vigorously,
that a numerous artillery had been placed on
the walls of the town anti- citadel, and that the
magazines were well provided with munitions
of war of every kind. But the inhabitants did
not appear disposed to run the risks, and expose
themselves to the hardships of a protracted
siege. Upwards of I'2oo had quitted the town
at the time of his departure.
( From the Journal du Commerce. )

It is reported that the Trappist having ill
treated some Spaniards devoted to the Constitu-
tional cause, the Duke d'AngouMme placed him
under arrest. his Royal Highness has directed
that our Allies shall not pass beyond a fixed

point.
Pampeluna appears disposed to make a de-
termined resistance. Some persons who quitted
it on the 13th say, that 1,700 men had arrived
there with a large convoy of cattle.
It is rumoured that an engagement has taken
place between the Pastor and the 23d regiment
of the line, between Villareal and Tolosa, but
no details are given.
The following are the prices of French and
other Funds at Paris on Monday :
Five per Cents. Opened at
Highest ... B4 f. bc.
Lowest B3 f. 50 c.
Closed at B3 f. 80 c.
Spanish Bondi Highest
Lowest
Closed at 3s,
Neapolitan Five pet Cents. highest 72.
Lowest

A private letter from Toulouse, received at
Paris on Monday, says that MINA. withdrew his

outposts on the night of the 12th in/taut,
that a division of the French Army en-
tered Puycerda. on the 13th, and that a
general movement of the army under Marshal
MoxcEY was to take place between the 17th and
19th. We think this news premature, as all
previous accounts give us reason to suppose that
the army of MoNcEy would not break up before
the 22d or 23d ; besides the French Government
had ample time to be informed of the occupa-
tion of Puyeerda by its troops before our Ex-
press left Paris, and would not suffer so im-
portant an event to remain unknown.

His MAJESTY has been so severely attacked
with the gout as to be unable to attend the
DRAWING Room this day.