The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-13 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received by Express the Etoik an d
the Pilote of yesterday. Marshal MoNcey, in
an official dispatch, details the condition in which
he found Barcelona on entering it at the head of
a division of his army, in pursuance of the copal].
lotion concluded with MINA. The Spanish troops
of the line have been marched into cantonments
assigned for them ; and the militia have been dis-
banded. The Marshal states that the inhabitants
received the French " with confidence l" There is
no pretence that any portion of them regarded the
submission of the garrison as a liberation from
odious or oppressive restraint, or that they re-
garded the triumph of the Royalist cause as
a subject of congratulation. Sentence of death
and of confiscation of property has been passed
on the patriotic Ricca). It has been said that

din
he Was. previously 4itrbjectea- lOrttife
his citingeon, arid' thit hi; 'triune had been
hOrribty mangled and mutilated in'Orcler to Wring
disclosures from hirir:'Btit. Si the present accounts
state that he was bro'ught' into a ChttPel,"and thrt
'l4
he is 6-bi- cancluetitl4 to exeCtkiion -through t 4
pr4l'Pat streets of*a ticl.l t}iere'is relOviirtb hope ,
that he has.been spired the agontei of the rack;
for his persecutors would :scarcely dare to ex-
pose to the -public eye the shocking spectacle
of a victim whose muscles' and joints had -been
strained and dislocated, and whose flesh had
been lacerated, by the horrid instruments of
torture. We even cling to the hope that
FERDINAND, (tyrant es he is,) will not permit
the legalized murder of RIEGO to be • Ale-
complished. -If he does, he can expect -no.
mercy foi- htmself or: for atty of his family, if
a new revolution should ever place them again
in the hands of •thOie by whOM they have hitherto
been not only spared; but retained in the rank
and splendour of
.royalty. Alicant and Cartl4-
gena are treating for their submission ; and as it
is now alleged, that, the disbanding of BALLAs•
?EROS'S army has. been completed, the Ext'E'
CINADO is-. almost alone in his armed op'
position to the new order of things. Mean-
time, the Members of the Cortes who have Sea
- •
to
91brajtat are:said to have resolved on
,de•
Clatin-...thrtj.- the. KING has forfeited Ilk right
to theThy-onel It will be recollected that ti e
gortess- never consented to the dissolution of the
Constitutional Government ; but on the contrary,
that they protested against the consequences
of that irresistible force to which the executive
power ..might find it necessary to yield. A-
solemn, act, therefore, on the part of sixty;
.bers of the tortes, who • still lay claim to. the
chatttcter. -of -representatives • of -the. •nation,
mai,' considering tl4 elements_ for a::reaCtiOn
which so abundantly exist in Spain, ,form the
:basisof new. efforts for the recovery.of:liberty,as
soon as u= convenient • and promising opportunity
*shall present

(Fron t.the Rto!lt of yesterday.)
The Sing, did .not go.out yesterday.
NEWS-FROM SPAIN.
NoY. dislocation, of . the
army of Ballasteros is terminated. It took"Pr!!ce
with -order" and tranquillity. The Minister,-.0
War of his Catholic Majesty has receivet4
news, that the preparations of the •IdcorPs
against Alicant and Carthagena will be usel°s'
es the garrisons are treating nt this moment (Qt
their submission. The Second Chltnher of the
Alcaldes, and the Royal Court, have propoddaea

the following sentence :
" Don. Raphael del Riego is condemned ° tie
hung. He is to be conducted to the place °`
execution through the most public streets of the
Capital. His property is to be confiscated for do
benefit of the King."
The criminal was brought at ten o'clock tl'is

morning into the chapel.
BAactLoNi,Noi.4.—Marshal Duke de C'
egliano 'entered this morning into BarCeloriel "1:
thihead. of a
.great part of his troops of
.the:itk.
Corps.. All the forts were occupied at six6.s.4l/c.

in the morning.

REPORT OF MARSHAL DUKE DE C°NEGLIA:"II°

THE MINISTER OF WAR• 4,
BARCELONA, N°l*
to,
The French troops have taken possessiolite
day of all the forts and place of Barcel°".4 000
troops of .the line of the garrison, about f'ar
men, divided into 4 columns, are goneiniti° to.
tonments, which were assigned to them, "'leo,
lunteer militia have yesterday deposited tileirarli,
Their numbers were about 7,000. lbe f°:31100
cations are in the best state, More Of' ".
e
Pieces of
a cannon
great quantity of PrOViSi°ll-
have found ; and
cience•
were on the rampartg:
the inhabitants received us with great c°n%fi t
xftr•
maraud u
' par's
The Duke of Angouleme is expect
the
the 2d of December.

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TheY write from Bayonne,
that the Duke of Angouleme eth 10
,eon
24th in that town, and de tile 11'4
' be
part on 0
olit
On the 26th the Prince Generaliz4l'll
the
,17t1:
at Bordeaux, and will remain there on 0
and '2Bth, and sleep at Angouleme. vial
The Belgian Journals that 1115 goo
announce t o
e bf
Highness the Prince of Orange wivied
the 19th for St. Petershurgh, 'tavol
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Count Styrum. n coar'e
The Duke of Reggio arrived at i'tti
of the
ar
rui:
t.
dsii:ll;
90
the 6th Nov. that ,ecl
We read in the Memorial Bernais calitotwer
cavalry and 5000 infantry are Be', lio
this
ma
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Pyrenees.
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