The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-09 00:00:00

PARTS PAPERS.

PARIS, APRIL 6.—On the 24th ult. two brigadiers of l'Orne
chasseurs, in garrison at Verdun, arrested and carried befogV
the Mayor of that town, Jean Francois Cartier, aged 19, a
discharged soldier, styling himself enfant de la troupe Orpheline.
He had, in a public-house at Verdun, addressed these brave
soldiers in seditious language, showing them an eagle with
which his arm was tattoed. Thus in France, as in Spain, the
French soldiers reply to the maniacs who dare to tempt them to
forget their duty.—(ilfoniteur.)
The Duchess of Angouleme arrived at Montauban on the
2(1.-4 Drapeau Blanc.)
Yesterday morning. Count Pozzo di Borgo, the Russian am-
bassador, dispatched a courier extraordinary for Petereburgh.—
( Journal des Debats.)
According to reports, which appearto he but too well found-
ed, the army has to regret the loss of one of its bravest officers,
Col. Muller, who is said to have dice of his wounds.—(Etoi/e.)
Certain journals, after having formed, on the subject of the
Spanish war, conjectures which are not realized, now suppose
that the powers in alliance with France are making inqumes
respecting the plan of the campaign, and the- intentions of our
Cabinet, towards the Peninsula. We have reason to believe
that when the resolutions adopted at Verona left to France the
glorious task of re-establishing order in Spain, all the probabi-
lities of the expedition were taken into consideration ; and we
may, on this subject, call to recollection the observation of one
of the august members of the alliance, who, on the closing of
the Congress, said—" The Spanish expedition will, assuredly,
be the second volume of the Neapolitan. 1,--( Quotidienne )
[From The Courier Francais.]
" PERPIGNAN, APRIL 29.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
" Letters from the frontiers say, the division of Dames este.
Wished itself in the town of Figueras, in the night of the 24th.
—There remain very few inhabitants there, or in the villages,
occupied by our corps d'annee. The Marshal has his bead.
quarters still at Paralada. The division of Curial extends from
Castilian to Roses. This chief has his head-quarters in the
latter place. As our troops remain in Lampourdan, it is be.
lieved that the Marshal intends, before marching forward, to
make himselfmaster of the fort of Figueras, which is provision-
ed for a long time. It is stated, that in a late reconnoissance,
a hullet passed ten paces from have but hurt no one. A flag
of truce was sent to the governor, who answered from a bastion
that he had no reply to make to the proposition. The garrison,
who were on the ramparts, sung revolutionary songs, and
shouted ' Vive la Constitution 1"'
Letters from Llivia say, on the 24th, before day, a detachment
of about 400 men, frotn the garrison of Puycerda, marched beyond
Belver, nearly to Mon taila, to make a reconnoissance. The cap-
tain of 3liquelets, Giunbot, was in ambuscade with from ee ter
30 men, who fired upon the detachment, put them to flight,
and pursued them • three or four were mortally wounded, and
conveyed to Puycearda. 'We have here 6 'br 700 men, with se-
veral Officers of the Staff. We expect to-day General Don-
niulieu, Commandant of the division, which consists of nearly
6;000 men.
Paui Alirales, after having left a weak garrison at Solsona, it
marching to Oliana ; it is believed he is now at Orgagnu.
appears that the Constitutionality wish to defend the fort of
L Mel. It is not true that they sell the provisions which heire
been laid int; it is asserted on the other hand that Orrca, with
1,200 men, is marching by Fournes upon the Seu to reinfee
the garrison, and to shut himself up there. The Coneutu-
before the
tionalists have evacuated Balaguer and Tremp ; evil:
cuation they destroyed the fortifications which had been con
stnicted.
PARIS, MAT 6.—The Editor of l'Etoile gated yesterday
evening, that at the moment he was writing, file Count trit_weineg e.id
rante, who had been compelled to quit Portugal anet e.
Spain, would have effected his junction with the French
rr
at Palencia or at Valladolid. If this statement is co .1)
is declared between France and Portugal. It is not four tiG y•
ntarwealf
since the contrary was officially announced.
the Espereo-
VITTORIA,
MAY
I."
ri3" brig,
nsraedf Bilboa, en-
za, belonging to the house of palm an Sons, o.
with a
cargo af
tered the port of Passage on the Bth of
.April
wheat, flour, lentils, and beans.
the same port only afew days before, and the
,venhe-
obliged her to put back. -- There were on board se
aganinris t"he
longlng to the gun.boat, which had been employed I
already an-
French chasm tnarie, the capture of which we have
nounced. ed of this last circum-
The Duke of Angoukme being inform— le ee at the dis-
stance, immediately ordered the cargo to be P :of the army,
posal of the Intendant-in-Chief for the subeistene
if they should
subject to the payment of the value to theowners_,A_
that the vessel had taken no
prove that the capture ought not to have be,en Inirwo proved
on the chaise tnaree, and that Pad:
'The house in Bilboa satiefied thLs c°,,ndie"""eil
os act corninitted
This
v essel
bhaad weatherrhoitild2
who did not belong to the crew, in° cirllionf the Captain.—
superior power, and independent of the WI
onsidered that the.
Accordingly, his Royal flighness, haViug.c e, friend and
French army had enteredthe Spanish territory
elof that nation
auxiliary, and that far from troubling the tra
dei of the Civil
it ought to protect it, has ordered, on the Mi°
owners'
end pay-
Commissary, the ship to_be restored to the ow
ment to be made for the cargo.—Pfoniteur.) A
el without •
Ballasteros has precipitately retired on V ends,
wer. I'lat4h3l
fending the fort of Alcaniz, which is in our po
ement on the
Moncey and General slohtor have made a inov
flank and rear of Alina.—( Btoile. ) E.rtrod qt.,*(l,
puirest"enece- of
stteahnecr.cevaetlfseadilobrey
FRAWNFoRT TUE ODER, Apn„,..lL ; wseriblinr.
private Letter.)—lt is quite true that maws ot. po nu
army of observation on the frontiers of the VI ;1; believed
--an army, it is said, of nearly 120 000 men;°teeing guars.ene
that it has for its only object the offering sr) 0111—.ny, aril
tee for the maintenance of public tranquillity in O the
ofin6Bol, 0(a Tu. Austrians le
even in France, and that it will of course be disbanded pew
progress of the French arms shall have restored order that l's;;;;
havewhailcrielawdynafnonnexaeTipnleiojofntibhiasr,di;,clue flyof
it is Odd'
the !mops withdrawn from Naples, and which "lg.'
aPI.O.
begins to break up since the success of your roveson
certain.—(Drapeau Blanc.)

tn"g ayesset:ordndayAhlueldte--
LLOYD'S COFFEZ•IIOUSE,
—op--
A Meeting of the Members of this Establishroecentt-
ofesrvt,ifuocrintlgie
Several hundred Members attended. Mr. Illat a "Aelt;kikd
rpumrsuthaentptloacneotnicre,i‘fiorr. ttleptiptliTrPra: sec oti.
thpuerrxs;enocresta,
Chairman, prefaced the business of the Meeting bYira liiichtli,ee
0_ statement of the present situation of their, faunds, vi„nnosed
t bservin.g, had long been gradually decreasi; ana,,P„Tjtios
nhat notice be given of a Aleeting to be held on the 30t1," lien/
scriptions. sy net the Se
The CUA '
lUMAK then moved that Mr. John Pen-- net,
cretary, be appointed Second Master, in the place ofigt;aary as
deceased, witha salary of 1000 in additionto his . -
/.,
Secretary. Vie,dOW
The moti kninrgnfinitnocrcoesansiindgerathtieonarathnegtPc:4 ob.
be m °n was carried, subject to any alteration 3
made by the Subscribers at hproposed4 ill f the'
t e nice_ coo
The CHAIR3tAN next proposed that Mr. Dolsom,oo/. pet
Clerks, be
appointed Third Master, with a salary et '
annum. of the'
Here • a printed letter from Mr. W. Rosaiter,
°Pseatlitlsie•
waiters, was handed up, in which he offered himself a c.,,, that
_ Mr. R. 1)i xow then addressed the Meeting, ber" 7.01 in
he had been a subscriber to that room during'-2 Yel'the 8111
that time it had been the practice, in conforntitY nohariour
rule of their regulations, to appoint waiters, of s---_,. n,ight liar'
hy the death of Mr. White, and consequent *—
and long services, to succeed wasters as Istiancr,t -the aeniet
pen. lie therefore moved that Mr. W. Reateltlist, vacant
waiter, be appointed to fill the office of Artidee.pt'so"" aid hir
Bennet. of
whO wi's
The motion was seconded by Mr. Foirrulal _enty..threc
opinion that the services of Mr. Rossiter,_during.twoent.
years in that room, justly entitled him to the aPP°1110; to De *
_ The question was then put, when there appear f mr. yob-
large show of hands for Mr. Ros-siter. On then ame° less•
son being proposed, the show of hands was evidentlY b ired to.
A gentleman then demanded a ballot, which was a
Six days notice will he given of the day of ball°t'

BIRTHS. mrs J. %l}'
On the 6th instant, in Cecil-square Matlst.'
of a son, her tenth child. io .
01°1'
On Wednesday last, at his Lordship's
Place, the Lady Tullamore, of a son. t,
MARRIED. vterolit
At Ilfracombe, George Flower Ilerbertflcientoi
R.N., 'eldest son of Joseph Herbert, Esq., t.
serrat, to Mary youngest daughter of the late Cap
t.
niece of Commissioner Bowen, of the 'Navy.
chtire, .1e1;
On 'Wednesday, the 7th inst., at St. Martin 1..1 00.1011 P
Barclay, Esq., of Barnes, Surrey, to Igartha, young
of John Hawes, Esq., of Spring-gardens'

On
the 7th inst., William Pitt,lED Esq. of Sitect.streett
year °I.
nor,he? agnßetehr,keAstaglelcands:7•l;let
olifers.mßoethanr:arsligo.u,seor,Dhelrnthegl:,,,e,,
youngest daughter of the late Wm. Desangee, Dui* Ciuo•
.
On WedneEler• at his house, 0
henry Kendall,Esq. Zenwood, pericsbirs,

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