The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-18 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, Fra. 15.--The Ministers assembled
yesterday, in Council, at the residence of the
Count de Villele.
The General Officers who have received noti-
ficaticins from the Minister of War, that they are
attached to one of the four first corps of the Army
of Spain, are to wait upon his Royal Highness
the Duke d'AngoulAme, on Sunday, the 16th
inst. at noon, to receive their instructions (lettre
de service), and the orders of his Royal High-,
ness.
A conference was held yesterday at the De-
partment of Foreign Affairs, between the -Vis-
count de. Chateaubriand, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and the Baron Vincent, Ambassador of
Austria, the Count Pozzo di Barge, Ambassador
of Russia, and the Count de Lagarde,
nister of France, at Madrid.
Sir Charles Stewart, the. English Ambassador,
received yesterday morning nn extraordinary
courier from London. This evening his Excel-
!envy expedited one to Madrid.
To-morrow the remainder of the Duke d'An-
goWnie's plate and china will leave Paris for
Bayonne.

The baggage of the Marquess de Lauriston,
Major-General of the Army of Spate, will leave,
Paris for Bayonne on Wednesday next (19th
instant.)
1 t is announced that the departure of the Mar-
quess de Lauriston will take place in a few days.
It it affirmed that the Brest squadron, under
the command of Admiral Hamelin, has re-
ceived orders to put to sea. The Admiral is not
to open his instructions until he has reached a
certain- distance; he would have sailed on receiv-
ing his larders but for contrary winds.
Rear-Admiral Desrotours was expected at
Brest. He will hoist his flag on board the Ceti-
taure ship of the line, and proceed into the Me-
diterranean with a division of the ships which
are fitting out. Seamen are expected to com-
plete their crews. •
The Swiss regiment will march for the Pyre-
noes forth with.

The 15th and 35th regiments of the line,
3,000 strong, will pass through Sauveterre from
the 24th to the 28th inst.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.— Stvrixo or FEB. I 5:
The Sitting opened at a quarter to two o'clock. One of the
Secretaries read the proves-verbal of the last Sitting, which was
adopted. _ _

M. the President read a.letter from his Excellency the Mi-
nister of the Interior, to which was annexed a duplicate of the
Royal Ordinance, nominating Clues= of the Chamber of De.
puties M. Gamier Dufuugerais, one of the three candidates
presented by the Chamber. (The othei candidates were MM.
Lemarchand de Gomicourt, and Ladreyt.de la Charriere.)
M. Roux (Deputy of the Department Bouches-du-Rhone)
by letter excused his absence on the ground of the perilous_
pregnancy of his wife.—(Bursts of laughter.)
M. BERTAY (Deputy of the Cortes du Nord) excused hitn.
self on the ground of ill health. Noted in the proces-verbal.
M. LEsroncr DESBIARIIES, in the name of the Committee
of. Petitions, made a report upon several petitions, none of
which were of the least public interest.

The Etoile of Saturday evening gives a long
detail of the evacuation of Urgel by Romagosa.
Et appears that the garrison was reduced to the
utmost extremity of famine, having consumed
even the skins of animals. On the 2d of February
a Council was held, each Officer gave his opinion,
and it was resolved that on the following morning,
at two.o'clock (Feb. 3), a sortie Mould be made.
Accordingly at that hour the garrison commenced
the evacuation in good order. The division com-
manded by Romagosa brought up the rear. The
sentinels of Mina gave the alarm, the enemy's
troops advanced, and opened a 'tremendous tiro
of musketry upon the Royalists, who courageously
sustained the shock. The rear division had some
killed and many wounded. They returned the
enemy's fire, and repulsed their columns, which
pressed upon them, although they were much im-
peded in their operations by the women, children,
and Wounded.

BORDEAUX, FEU. 11.—The 7th Infantry Regi-
ment, consisting of eight companies and 195 nten,
of whom 35 are officers, who left Rennes on the
26th of January, will arrive here on the 13th Inst. ;
they will halt the 14th and setoff on the 15th
for Bayonne, which,they will reach on the 24th
2d regiment of light infantry, which
left Paris on the 29th and 30th ult. and ed bat-
talion of the same corps, 217 strong, will arrive
here on the 19th inst. The Ist battalion► and the
Staff, in all 552 strong, will arrive on the ‘2oth.
These two battalions will also rest one day, and
resume their route for Bayonne on-the e2d inst.
where they will arrive on the 2d and 3d of March.
The Ist and 2d battalions, and the Staff of the
22d regiment of the line, 918 strong, which left
Soissons on the 2d of February, will arrive here.
on the 28th inst., and resume their route on the
following day.—The 3d battalion of the same
regiment, 571 strong, whichleft Paris on the 3d
inst. will arrive hoe on the 25th, stay the 26th,
and resume its route for Bayonne on the 27th.—
The Ist and id battalion of the 30th regiment of
the line, 886 strong, which left Paris on the 6th
inst. will arrive here on the Ist of March, stay
one day, and proceed onward on the 3d of March.
The 3d battalion of the Staff of the same regi-
ment, 222-strong, which left Paris on the 7th of
February, will arrive here on the sth of March,
and proceed onward on,the 6th ditto.

NEWS FROM SPAIN.
IVROM TUE QUOTIDIUXNE.]
The last advices received, concur in saying
that the inhabitants of the capital are decided not
to suffer the King to be removed, whatever
events may result from the present state'of the
Peninsula. The Spaniards, whose opinions are
favourable/ to the revolutionary srtem, Phew
themselves in this respect in accordance with the
Royalists. They know that Ferdinand is a pre,.