The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-19 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FURTHER EXTRAC7F FROM THE PARIS PAPERS
CIF FRIDAY.

(1.1-04.1 the Moniteur.)
TELE° RA PIIIC DISPATCH.
Transmitted from lievonne, the 15th of May, at five o'clock i,l
the evrning.
" Head-quarters, Lerana, May 13—Eleven o'clock
at night.
" The ;Major-General to his Excellency the Minister of War,
" The French army mitinues to advance upon Madrid.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Angouleme, with the corps
of reserve, arrival here to-d :5y from Burgos.
Marshal the Dtilt. de Reggio arrived yesterday morning
at Valladolid. His advanml pup.rd is on the Duero.
" General Obert wilt be u. tile Litii at Almazan." . . Accounts from Ba+-onmi, of the sth May, announce that
Oviedo, the capital cldie 2,sturias, has sent its submission to
the Prince Geocmllssimo,
BILBOA, MAY 4,--The Provisional Government of the King-
dom has tixai the Wowing duties on the exportation of wool
viz. fifty reels per anoba on washed wool, and twenty-five reals
on unwashed.

!From the Jcurn,l de Paris.]
It is pretended Payonne, tint Constitutional Guerillas
have been formed :n A :::tgon, Galiicia, and other provinces of
Spain. Of those i:i Navarre, the most considerable are said to
be those of Pablo, :11cir!oza, and Es Lela son of the ancient
Viceroy of Navarre. It is said, too, that these bands have been
seen between Iran and Vittoria. It is even pretended that
some Guerilla approached the troops besieging St. Sebastian,
which induced the garrison to sally out while the blockading
troops were pursuing them. It is reported at Bayonne, that

Bessieros, who has acted so many parts, had joined the Consti-
tutional party.
[From the Journal des Der6ats.l
NEWS FROM THE ARMY IN SPAIN.
PARIS, MAY 15.—We said in our number of the day be•
fore yesterday, that Mina had but three ways to choose; to
tight, to surrender, or to disperse his troops. He has chosen
the last. Pressed between our frontiers, General Curial and
Baron d'Eroles, he has fled by his left across the mountains, to
endeavour to reach Berga. General Curial anti Baron d'Eroles
continue this kind of chase, in which our troops have not yet
been able to fire a shot.

If Mina is so fortunate as to reach Berga, and if he chooses to
descend the Lobrega to take refuge in Barcelona, he may be
cut off by General Donnadieu or Manressa ; if he takes the
road to Solsona and Balaguer, he will meet the corps detached
from the division of' General Molitor. Mina marches without
materiel, without cavalry, and seems to have but little ammu-
nition, and still less provisions..

Marshal Moncey was preparing to occupy Palamos, whicl
will give us an important post for supplying our army in Cata
lonia.

The last news from Burgos confirm what we have said al-
ready, of the Portuguese Generals Rego and Amarante ; both
must now have returned to Portugal.
The 'Marquess of Matta-Florida, and the Archbishop, of
Tarragona are arrived at Paris, and had an audience yesterotty
with the President of the Council of Ministers.

11,ronz the Constitutionnel,l
PERPIGNAN, MAY B.—(E.arart from oar private Corre-
rpondenee.)—The enemy, on their departure from Olot, carried
off all the provisions; we have found neither corn, bread,
cattle, nor wme. AlI the rich merchants in the City have
followed the army of Mina, and a number of young men have
left Vich to join him. We are assured that Mina advanced to
Olot and occupied Bezalu, Fortelle, and Bagnoles, fur
the sole purpose of giving the French army an oppor-
tunity of attacking him. But having consumed all the
provisions with which the country was capable of furnishing
him ; lie decided on the 2d on making his retrogade movement,
which he effected without any opposition on our part. Milans
eft Besalu at seven in the morning, and General Curial did
nit enter it until three in the afternoon, although the two places
were only one league and a half apart.
The following is a numerical statement of the troops which
Mina had in his different position when at Olot
At Tortella a battalion of Bebastro, amounting to 700 men :
atßesalu, Milans, with 3,0(10 men ; at Bagnoles 2,000 ; at
Olot a battalion of Barcelona, 700 men ; the regiment of Co.
runna, 2,000; a battalion of Tarragona, 700 ; volunteers of
Arragon 2,000; do. of Sarragos, 1100; a battalion of the Ca.
naries, 000 ; do. of Merola, 800 ; do. of Iberia, 800; do. of
Africa, 800.

BAYONNE PAPERS.
BAYONNE, MAY 10.—The Bulletins from the Army are so
short that they afford little information respecting the opera.
tions of our Army in Spain, and hence various reports are cir.
ciliated of circumstances concerning which nothing official is
-published. Thus, for instance, we are told of a sortie said to
have been made by the Constitutional troops from Santander,
who attacked, in the mountains which separate that province
from that of Burgos, a strong body of the first corps, which
was forced to retrograde precipitately towards Burgos. Unfor-
tunately we have no details whatever of this affair which
might enable us to judge of the accuracy of this statement.
We have seen the Proclamation of Count Abisbal to his
soldiers. fie says, that the further the French penetrate into
Spain, the more certain will be their destruction. Ile concludes
with a prediction, which it is hoped peace will falsify, that not
one of them will escape. From the Army of Mina we have no
accounts, except that he was always ready to receive an attack,
and that only slight skirmishes had taken place. Ballasteros
evidently appears to act upon the plan of cutting the corps of
General Molitor into two parts, and it must be owned that
his corps is spread out over a considerable extent of country;
so that it is likely we shall soon hear something important from
that quarter. We have nothing new from Pampeluna or St.
Sebastian. There seems to be a serious intention of dividing
the troops of the Faith into companies, and incorporating them
separately into the French Regiments. The privates and the
subaltern officers might perhaps be brought to accomrpe-
date themselves to this new order of things ; but it seems diffi-
cult to determine how to dispose of the superior Officers and
Generals. A communication has been made this morning by
the Town Major as official ;-that the head-quarters of the Prince
are advancing near to Madrid; and we learn from the same
source that General Molitor has already reached Teruel ;
there are persons however who doubt the accuracy of this state-
ment, and think that it can hardly be possible. A telegraph .
has been fixed on the Marine Arsenal.
'rule greatest activity is employed in carrying the works of the
bridge of Yrun, all the timber for which is sent from this city
nearly ready to be put in its place.
The Mail from Madrid has arrived ; it brings us absolutely
nothing new.

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