The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-25 00:00:00

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invand, anti the loatt vhich itThaventiiraCted ex-
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perienced yesterday a considerable rise.
Vim the Constitntionach]
PARIS, AUG. 22.---'Tie unofficial part of the
Moniteur bf yesterday contained the following
article:—
" The number of the brap'eau Mane of the 20th instant has
been seized, because it contained an article tending to
,de-
fame Authorities of the Department of Gard, and to bring
into contempt the King's' flovernment.
" The following is the correct state of the facts alluded to :
In the month orJuly, last year, the Sicur Delon, who bad
been sentenced tolleath par contumace in the affair of- Berton,
was stated to have taken refuge in the Mountains of Ar-
roptlissement of Vigar,. Department of (lard. The Authorities
battened to order a more active search, and it was soon ;Es-
covered that the individual pointed out was Louis Rocque, of
the Canton of Vauvert, who had fled from justice on account of
a robbery, and who sought to elude the porsuit matte after him.
" The 4th April last, Louis Rocque attempted to assas.i.
:nate the 14ieur Chubs], an inhabitant of the Commune of S..
Marcel de Fonfouillouse. Pursued with new activity, he ral-
lied round him in the mountains some other malefactors.
"The Civil and Military Authorities then concerted the
means of securing .Rocque anti his accomplices. After a long
search, directed by the Chef d'E,eadron of Gendarmerie, Au-
briot, they succeeded in discovering their retreat, and, on the
9th instant, they traced them (five in number) to a farm, si-
tuate.between Sam Felix du (luard and Anduze.. The-Chef
d'Escadron, Aubriot, arrived the first, and commenced. the
attack';, three gendarmes entered the house by the windows,
some shots were fired at them, and a gendarme and the chief
d'escadron were aliOtly womuled ; ,the brigands succeeded in
escaping at the rear of the farm. The three persons who re-
mimed in the house where they were concealed were arrested;
and also another individual of the hatulet of Saint Felix, who
had frequently given them an asylum.
" The search ot pursued 'with so much activity, that it is im-
possible the malefactors can long escape."
Fronahe Memorial Bordclai.O.
I 3 LOOK ADE OF PAM PEIXNA A n0.51t.---We form
part of the nth corps .d'armiee under the 'orders
of Maiihal Lauriston, who came yesterday to see
Ist, Convoys of munitions of war for the siege
arrive daily,.• and there are already collected
more than eighty pieces of heavy artillery, with-
., •
out taking into account an immense quantity of
projectiles. Our friends at Pampeluna are, it ap
pears, more enraged than ever. Marshal Lauds.'
ton yesterday communicated to them the rapitu-
lation" of Ballasteros.--- That General, after
having made his submission, ordered that
the fortified places - under his command
should surrender, but the Constitutionalists whom,
we blockade, made nothing of that submission,
nor'did they at all regard what was said to them
about recognising the Regency. When the
Colonel of the 2d Hussars, who was sent by the
Marshal, talked of the captivity of• Ferdinand,
• the Governor, (Salvador) so conducted himself
in
reprnatlying the Colonel for insulting an heroic
• nation, that the' latter thought they were imme-
diately going to arrest him.
[From the E!oilc of Thursday.]
11 is Royal llighnesst the Puke of Cumberland
yesterday morning visited the Chateau of Ver..
sallies .and. Trianon. M. the Marquess Olivier
Verne had the honour ,of receiving and accom-
panying the Prince, and of entertaining him 'at
dinner.

Death has taken from his family and numerous
friends the Prince Bethune Restliguel,
ant-General, Prince of the Empire. tie died at
St. Cermain-en-Laye, at a very advanced age.
It is confidently said, that the Generals Counts
Molitor (commandant of the qd corps),
ininot (Major-(en.), nordesoult,Tirlet, Buurck,
800 rmout, and Linverdo, ar•e about to be elevated
to the Peerage.--(Pihrte.)