The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-24 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

(From the Illoniteur of Priday.--oifi(`ial Part.)
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.

'REPORT tn"rn F. MAJOR-GENER NG TO THE MINISTER

OF 'WAR.

" MAnana, Nov. 13.
" MY LORD.—His Royal Highness has been
informed by Marshal Count Molitor that the
troops of the second corps hook possession, on
the sth of this month, of the city of Ceram-
-gene, in: the name of ltiS Catholic 'Majesty, and
that this occupation was effected with the .roost
perfect order. His Excellency bestows the highest
praise on the manner in which Lieutenant,
General lionnemains and Major-General Yin-
• cent conducted the negociations which have led
to the' occupation of that inifiortant place.
" The troops .of the second corps have alsts
--taken possession of Peniscola ; 'and in a fresh
,sitspatett, dated the 10th of this month, Marshal
Count Molitor has just acquainted his Royal
Highness that he has every reason to hope, ac•
cording to a convention concluded on the 6th of
this month, and which has received his upproba-
lien, that his troops will enter A.licant on the
12th.
.4 These places having submitted, the 2tl corps
mill immediately continue its movement to return
. to France, by way' of Valencia, Saragossa, and
• ;Tolosa, and the arrival of the lirstcolumn in the
' last-mentioned city, will take place, immediately
. after the passage of the last troops coming from
• Madrid and horses, the return of which to
'rance I brie had the ;honour to announce to
y oar Excellency.
" The Major-General Count GUILLEMINOT."
(Fro»: the.rtonificial Part.)
MAnnin, Nov. 13.-1 o-day, at one o'clock,
their Majesties, the King and Queen of Spain,
• and all the Royal Family, made their entry into
.146* capital. Early in the morning of this memo-
inble day, so ardently desired by 1111 good Spa-
niards, and which completes the glory, of the li-
Iterating army and its august Commander, all the
houses of the city were elegantly and richly de-
' Coveted. Triumphal arches, adorned with em-
blems and'inseriptions suitable to the occasion,
an which the arms of France and Spain, and the
colours of the two nations, were united, had been
' erected by the care of the Corregidor, in the
lirlocipal streets through which their Majesties
and Royal Highnesses had to pass, on their way
to the Palace ; and the French and Spa oiof
sh
troops, under arms, added to the splendour
• this important ceremony.
The salutes tired by the French artillery an-
116'1111ml the arrival of their Majesties and Royal
Highnesses at the Mocha gate. The whole Royal
Fondly went to the church of that name, to re-
' turn thanks to God for their happy return.
The procession, composed as follows, then pro-
ceeded to the Palace:—
Major-Omni de Verditire, Commandant of the place, led
• 'the procession at the head of his Stall; anti followed by the
10th regiment of. Horse Chance rs. The °dicers of the Staff
of the Army, the Gardes-du-Corps of the King of France, pre-
ros antique car, drawn by twenty-four 4aniuras dressett
as couriers, on whieh their Majesties were seated. Round the
car we observed Couht puiileminot, Major-General of the
A nay ; Lieutenant-Generels Count (handler and Count
d'A oder. arde, ajor..Gen crate St. 'Hilaire anti Johannds.
Then came several detachments of French. grades-du-coma,
and the fine regiment of Cuirassiers of the Royal Guard, coot,
by Baron de Baillencourt. Their Majesties were
every where received with the unanimous' acclamations of a
iteopie transported with joy and delight at again beholding
their beloved Sovereign. Their Majesties were received at the
.Palace by the Ministers, the diplomatic body, the Grandees of
Spain, and a crowd of persons of distinction who filled the
apratments. It was observed that the King gave a most gra-
cioui reception to the French Ambassador, to Count Guillee
.
salut t, awl to all the French Generale who formed part of th
procession.
To-morrow, the 14th, at noon, the King will
review the French garrison of Madrid.
t I•tront the Journal des bibats.l
PARIS, Nov. %I.—Marshal Laurlstors arrived
at ['Alit; yesterday morning. He has paid his re.
sio•cts to the King, and resumed his duties as
!Weimer of the Household.
(Prom the Cottatitutionnell
FRAN:MORT, Nov. I.s.—Prinoo William of Prussia is at
;present in the Capital of Russia, and it is supposed the object
of his journey is some political regulation. People call to mind
the auto-opt made, last year, by the two preponderating Powera
of Germany to introduce a modification in the Constitutional
Gervernmente of this country. This was the object of Prince
.Metternieles journey to Al unich. At present, this view is fa-
soured by the death of Mr: Aretin, and the dismitimal of Mr.
Wangenheim. The Courts of Bavarie and Wurtembe7g may
now be relied on. Matters are now riper, the minds of die
people have been prepared, the Federal A'sserohly has been
modelled, according to the wishes of 'the Cabinet at Vienna,
And now, it would appear, that the project of last year is to be
carried lOW eXtheation.

G it E E C E.

( Pram the Journal (16.4 Daats. )
(EvraacT or A r.r.vrgit VllOl,l 0 nEucr.)
ZAH,TiC, OCT. 13 .._Ant
the stories Wieid) have been circil...'
lated of divisions amongst the ()reeks have grown out. of the
single butt, that an lutriguer, callad Theodore Negri', has
• been hanialosi to Athens, and another per Sou c. 41d Deli
the
-
Tani, has been sent to flydre, tint erform quarantine tdl
' fever of their ambition is over. ft has 'also beat foinid nueoa..
sari to cleat the Province of the lieteriits, who, being much
. di ttppointed, have turned purveytireOf nevia for those'spiriva
%-tournalt who carry on a war ageing tit.-with a siteccrvi of whiali„
1103Tmr, the Turts have not the slit;liteet idea,thLy
mad e„ ibe head of hl urc Ilazzari i travel to Constantinople
days after being wounded, stud ex_
wild,: the:. l',"k) livea four
virt,si i„ tOtnidst of his 'friends 'at Missoloughi. The Cr:_ekt.,
or the imit„„gandthe Main have subxerlbed to oreet a mono-
went to hi* mAinnor of Carrara rnarble., and 490 sequins for
i.; already been placed in' the hands at a tiler,
thi'4 PUrNge ha en ; and though the Police of Zarite.doeit not
• chat at Leglun, ~, to the or eekot than formerly, it was ob"ligd
behave a bit bat, could not prevent.
. to permit what it hallo( Smyrna hod Vienna beat the tireekt
- While the Job tell you that they gained on theist a :lirrnal
fr,
almost daily, 1 ea jitanians of Swint ( Schypdars auly,rn.lvi at
VidOrjr
..,"ei the Ar,oce of Carpenitaa. I I lvi 1
12.ie _ _a 1011)t4i31):4.10St
1..,44', 1r.,-- m.,.....,P.r.„vi.4',g) men, the tirecks 0. among whom were
11` ,v;ll,flurn ; 7,Tr ';';itu Icnow the liltoliau women have formed
thtovo int, enpanies, equalling the rico in velour,.
stomatio 'novella; •the on of PhOtos, une of their hest corn,
fell in data action, i
niatalers, unfortatOtelY
Lem" ii.„l„ Hydra, of October 2d, any, that the Ipaariana ,
in wurniug four Tu0:141 men of war in the port
' haw, auceetle4l
' of I,e6hos, and in ~,„s,,,uring a brig and a corvette. l'hanydriot
ve,,ido „a 4 „oneeti,e4,- the next day, anti K011314_1;00
.the
finishing, blow to`-the Totritish navy. Tio,. Porte, which liasinst
out() ice Virg Dragoman, to pro Vet by
appointed Mr. Argyrup
c;.g a oreek thot ‘it does not wish W, exterminate them,
win ow. succeed tither in ,o; or in c°n(innring 11".".
(prom do! (.:Histill'iiiinnrel.), .
the 1' Oct. 20.—Tiv. citadel of it cro-Corith fe,orrendereti
to the weeks about the roadie Of October. 'The grrison is to
IL, transported nitlic colitt of Aeja-4tlinoir, Cornn It novt caPi-
talatiog. ,The fortress or R01111)0)1, In the island of Candia,
surrendered in thet,.,ginninr or SiPtember. A HYdria roluttd-
• )
I arras.
run is expel:AO in dial/ult. o!'