The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-05 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS OF SATURDAY.

PARIS, Ammar 2.
Bi'a Aintree of the Cortes, the Count de Car,

thagena, has been declared a traitor to his coun.
. "try, 'and, depiived of his rank, titles, and dig.
[The Pilote gives a list of 125- vessels which
entered Cadiz in the six first days of July.]
A letter in the illonitqur from Valencia, of the
' ‘2lst of July, says, " A division of the French
• 'army passed' through this city to-day. Yesterday
sikty tumbrils of ammunition arrived here. The
• superior Junta is dissolved, and has been re.
• placed by the Authorities named by the Regency.
The greatest tranquillity prevails here. A
..French-division, which has passed the night at
Murviedro, is expected to-morrow. A Royalist
corps has forced the town and castle of Morella
to surrender by capitulation."
A telegraphic dispatch from Brest has an-
' .nounced that the frigate Cybele, which takes M.
Hyde de Neuville out to Lisbon, as Ambassador,

• sailed on the 3lat of July, and that on the same
day the frigate Nereide, corvette Egeria, the
• brig Curieux, and the lighter Bretonne, sailed to
, join the ships which are blockading Corunna and
Cadiz,

Journal ,(The OrUiamme). published yesler
flay the following news :

" The report is renewed, and with an appearance of reality,
that within a short time' the Great Powers will publish a decla-
radon in which they will fix a term for the Cortes to restore
"liberty; to the King : beyond this term the Members who com-
'pose it will be regarded as guilty of high treason, and treutcd
As such."

. . We can confidently assert that this absurd re-
.
port, presented as having an appearance, of
.reality, has no sort of foundation.—(Journal des
, Dlbaes).
The Journal des Debais announced yesterday
that, according to letters from Madrid of the '26th
July, founded on ad vices from Cadiz, of which
it gives no date, •Romanillos, Vigodet, and three
Deputies of the Cortes, constitute a committee to
'modify the Constitution, and that they propose
to adopt for a model the Constitution of England.
We knew not if this news is thrown out at ran-
dent by the Journal des Dam's, which collects
FRe-mhle the most ridiculous reports, and which
is likely soon to be entitled to no more credit
than L'Etoile; but we have heard people, who
attach importance to every thing inserted in that
• Journal, pretend that this news would not have
• appeared without weighty reasons ; and that,
notwithstanding the warlike article in the Mont. j
tent, it has for its object to prepare the public
mind for an accommodation, reports of which
have been for some days circulated about the
-lExchante and Treasury.---(Gonstudionnel).
The Eloile 'of this evening gives a finishing
dose to the poor courier of London, whom it re-
.l3roacbes for its article as almost amounting to
"reason. It pretends that the chief editor
(redactcur en (Ad') is absent, and, that his labour
" is entrusted to a clerk, who has an extremely
weak head." It is true, that the principal editor
• of the Courier conies 'frequently to Paris : upon
his return to London he will be doubtless more
reasonable,—(ihid).
The Memorial Bordelais announces, that it has
been posted on the Exchange that the vessel La
'Clementine, of Havre, which had left Brest to
join the convoy. destined for Martinique, was
,captured by a Spanish privateer four hours after
her Hailing from Brest.
The French Rentes, in consequence of the reported negocia:
tion, experienced a rise. Reines opened on Saturday at 911.35 c. ;
closed at 914 65c. for money, Scrip, pr. Neapolitan, 76k.
Bank Shares, 4,690 f. Exchange on London, 25f. 75e. one
month; 251: 66e. three months.—•( Coors AuMentique.)
After the Exchange they were, at four o'clock, 91f. 65c.
NE 65c. OM 60c., ,for the Account. Spanish, 36. Neapoli-
, 04, Mi.
[Front the journal des Dilx* of Saturday.)
IVl.Lott4o, 3 ULY 27.—His Royal Highness sets
,out to-morrow at two in the morning. The.
. Prince Generalissimo wishes to remove his head-
quarters to • the very centre of military oper-
• *tions.; a Worthy desnendant of Henry IV., it is
at tarp advanCed posts that he wishes to be. On
the•23d August, according to the order. of march,
Roy.al
,Hightiess Will- be in person at Port St.
Mary, under the walls of Cadiz. 'The love
whiCh the army bears to its august General-in-
, Cliiel.cannot be imagined: The: troops who
-escort the 'Prince are divided into three columns,
following each other at intervals of a day's march.
'•-••1"lie Duke. of Angouletne marches with the
.second. .
• Tlle
,Bocly Guards hold themselves in readi•
-
:' ness to knove ou the first signal.
We, learn that an English frigate, ignorant
that" the port of Cadiz- had been declared in a
...state:a blockade, and that Sir W. A'Court had
ceased to reside near the King, presented itself
4,efoi'o tho.t city. ft has just sailed for San Lucar
on the inp!•l,.;ttence that Sir W. A'Court was in
'Oat pert intimding to • pass to Gibraltar. It is
Aopght that it %ill take Sir W. A'Court on board.
send you the Order of the Day published at ,
18Th, as follows
• " Fronftbe. Nth July, 1323, the navigation of the Guadal-
jq Ann be permitted, but the barks that traverse this liver
inuatTunetivilly nbaerve the following formalities :

" Every Ve'ssel, 'after • havio,g• observed , the orders of the
,il;i,ritles., must Aso provide itself with a pass,
w hie .6 ,c,v It .1,,. !;:r 8I i c.. 1 by Colooel. Cottlas, Coin 'nand an t of

"It
,‘,tr ly forbidden in all vessels to pass above Rota
in tlse di:, • t: Cadiz anti the isle of Leon ; these
_Wad;
shall i0..111,1 to • infringe thi4 Order, or which shall keep up a
correspnrul..,:c,2 with the i‘.,i,:ged, will be taken and sunk or
burned by the Frinsch squadr.ps ; the cargo will be confiscated,
and the c,.cw sr;.well as the passengers will heTnatie prisoners
infraethin of these arrangespentS will be punish.
rigonr of.military law. •

Of war

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(Sigr:ntl, &.!.)

44 BOURMONT.

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. Ifrom Pic.- Pilate.]
4' TReV,I Jt! t, 241.--Two • vexsets have just arrived ; tha
(kit, fth:,, MiCylcne, in 23 tiay,i, inflrms us, that the treopst
htnt6l. at't'ar4.to by the Capitatti Paella, have been attacked,
and cumplckly rnnicri by tilt; -th-eeks. The Captain of the
n arid, rhirry day 3 ,front ay A, that the Greek fleet in
PursfOt ofTho Turkish iixt cornpused.pf .129 gal