The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-01 00:00:00

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! !" JAN. 29.
1004411 certaingsays the Quotidienne),
~..yirt*i we s haie three armies in Spain : one,
-the Army nithi, ast..ern: Pyrenees, or Catalonia,
will be under the orders of the Duke of Itaguia.
Marshal Oudinot, Duke of
.Reggio, will command
the Army of the- Centre, or -of Arragon. The
Army of the Western Pyrenees, or of Navarre,
will.be commanded by Count de Lauriston. The
-Puke d'Angouleme will have the supreme COM.
nialid Of:these three armies, and the Minister.of
War will, under hire,,. discharge the functions of
Major-General. M. de Coteliquet will be ap-
pointed Under Secretary of State, and .will manage
the War Department during the absence of the
Puke de Belluno.
Count de Lagarde,.our Ambassador to Spain,
• is hourly expected in Paris.--(Gazette de Prance.)
M. de .13rtinetti,; Charge d'Affaires of Austria
to-'Spain; arrived Paris on Monday. The.
Piusaian Ambassador is expected to day.--(Mid.)
privateletter froth Bayonne, dated the 23d
siates, that all the Ambassadors of the
Northern Powers were in that town on that day.
la the course of their journey from Madrid they
• weresiveral times insulted' by the Descamisadas.
A Spanish COlone! sent by his Government,
pestle' thiOugh Bayonne on the evening of the
for , •
The•7th.regiment of infantry leaves Paris this
day for the Army of 'Observation.—(/bid.)
.On the Sd.•,feb.:the 2d regiment of Cuirassiers,
and:Abe:regiment Of the Dragoons of,the Guard
will 'march ft:or Bayonne.—(Aid.)
The selection, by ballot, of MM.' the King's
,l 'y "Otiards. (the. companies' of. Noailles and
,
Luxemburg) took place on Monday at .the resi!
Hence of the Captain de Service. Each squadron
was divides `into two divisions, commanded each
by,a Lieutenant. It was the second division- of
each iqUadron which obtained the favour of join-
ing the army of the Pyrenees...7-OW.) •
The selection by ballot of the''Body Guards
of Monsieur took place 'in the 'presence of . his
flora Highness, and was designated the first
division of the second squadron.—They who
vrttre thud favnui.ed• with a ticket of departure,
received it amidst eXelarrititions'of Yitie le Roll
The' Ministers are to asiemble this evening at
tie house of M. de Villele.-7(ibith)
'The Marquiti of Lauriston irr *paring' for hit
departure for, the army.—(Journal des Dibuts.)'
"'Tire EnglfskAmbessador last night dispatched
couriers for 'London, 'Madrid, Vienna, Frank-
Art, -Ainstertilim,.&c..(lbid.) • '
,The litst Mentioned Sobrnal, after` detailing
'the names: of the Peers and DePuties an,
trwered when called over, to take 'the oaths at
rice opening of the session, thus proceeds.t—.
""articist All' the new Deputies answered to their names.
We remarked -among the midi ntimbar of the absent M.
Maud and the Marquis de la Fayette... The,Chamber was
. #reoier very numerous r two hundred:and fifty Members
110.q..already.alTived frollltheif'homes: .
'-*F The Chancellor resumed, and expressed himself thus p-
daclare, by order, of the icing, pliiu,o)s iefitnn for 180 14.
upFl.ll.. Messieurs. hue Pawsvr,ecet iev4 sosskaril Or,
lioputies, are requested to, attend in their irrepective Charm
bats toimorrow at one o'clock, to resume tho progress of their
-
Nis Majesty retired, accompanied by-the Princes of his
Thecries of 4 .ViVe le Rpi ',Vivent Jet Dourbons
Y:tVirent.tous les Bourbons V live le Due ire ltordeaux I'
ntriihniderl until they departed. At the moment the Duchesses
'(';fArigoulOnte and Berry rose to leave the Tribune, they were
saluted' with shriller acclamations. •
",ThiCharnber of Peers, In which the organization of corn.
mitties is Very easy,,,,will.lose no time in draWing up a form of
(egress in Orli tot he speech of his Majesty. In the Chem-
ha? of Deputies the preliminary proceedings are longelr"and
-More complicated."
~Thn journal des Debats, in giving an account
of the preparations for the King's visit to the
Chambers, says--L '
'" The ,tnibassadors, and Ministers Plenipotentiary of the
Feriyign Powers, with the exception of M. the Doke de son
N,Unister of
.Spain, who lied already received his pout.
ports,. assembled in the saloon which is destined to the accom-
rni4atiOn of their Encellenties, In the Chateau of the Tuileries,
9 :order to proceed in a body to the Royal Sitting. Sir C,
Stuart, the:griglirili Ambassador, was not there; there were hi
-h,isifarristge his Secretary and en English Colonel, who, arrived
.on Monday, en'Otirkz, from Madrid. M. the Count de au!.
wry.,,`, the late Charge d'Affaires of Russia at Madrid, aceorr.
?allied M.: Fano di .norgo ; and the Count de Itrunetti,
tern 4aleAtiatrian,Charge d'Affaires to the Spanish Court, ac.:
otitripanied" the Ikron St, Vincent, Ambassador of Austria at
the 4,:otirt Of.FranCe.”
M.onditi eveiting,,'M. the AMbessador of
fifia p, received 'an official notification that the
Liegsrde, Ambassador of France to Spain,
hid, quitted Madrid, and that his !awn' passports
tti.ket ready. ft is affirmed that lie will set off on
1441ey next, with all his legatieri.—(Constilu,.
M, the Commatider de Sainpayo, Charge
`carves of Portugal, was present at the Royal sit-
'thic.--,ft was rernitrited that.-he was placed with
'the iiist'Orthe diplornatic torP4;-quite close to M.
itotbscliqd, ;I,t. does pot. appear hat Lesseps,
fCensutrGetteral of
.Frence. at- Lishen, who. was
Charge tl'Affaiteirporinterinii.hair received orders
to„ 44( Portugal M. de ' SatriPayo has neither
'received :from 'the:Minister-of Foreign Affairs of
'France,- frorriliis awn 'Government, authprity-
to demand Ins pu.ssports; it is not thought that
it.°t'ill
.be
long ere he' is recalled by the Portu-
gtfpiitrigtnititry, .Who appear throughout to have
Caintrien Cause with the 'Spanish Ministry.
-
ihnnsiind five hundred
.rnen, :troops of
the live, in garrison at Pakis„,Will march on .Fri-
dity for ..Bayoune : they. are :to- be replaced by
trfops -ere proneeding/: hither from the
. • .
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is"rminiity(teil 000.04
,‘denerattanriston, Minister of the•Kiires
'-Metitirgefiiiral -of :tlO
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tatii the iCount de Bruges
aIIiFINTIPA"C-Uilleminnt; GineitrißordevotTlt
cOmmittifs the Royal Guard be has unite!' Iris