The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-20 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

At a late hour this forenoon we have received
by express, Paris papers, from which the follow-
ing are extracts :

( From the Constitutionnel.)
NEWS FROM SPAIN.—(MADRID, Juxx 8.)

Ballasteros is at Teruel, and from thence he
it going to Jativa. By some it is stated that he
has from 6 to 7,000 men ; and according to
other accounts, 9000. It appears that a French
division of li,ooo men is advancing against him.
We enjoy here the greatest tranquillity We
hear from Seville that the Constitutionalists have
decreed the suppression of the convents. The
Archbishop of Lugo, Outmoded by Quiroga and '
Wilson, was ill. MorillO has arrived, at Lugo.
SINGUES, JUNE 4.—We are continually occu-
pied
here in forming the blockade of Pampeluna
and the Citadel, without any other mode of at.
tack but patience. 'Fni'.theso two months past
we have been expecting the besieging artillery ;
but they are not yet arrived. An event has taken
place here of a most serious description. The
day before yesterday, the.c2d. June, a revolt took
place amongst the SpanithiPlaltroops of Navarre.
They wished to restrairt.theAutiority of the Vice-
roy Lieut.-General COMA EsPagite.,A. deputation
of all the Officers (one regitnentieieepted) pre-
Count, aud signified. to
sented themselves to
tioldiers,. that they would
him, on the part of the
not any longer recognize • his .authority. They
also declared that they would not obey any other
authority than the ancient Junta of Navarre.
Count Espagne found himself in'a critical sittny!,
lion. An extraordinary Messenger was sent to
Madrid with the above information,

PERPIGNAN, JUNE 1 0,---(Prinate Correspond-
ence.)—Joseph del Estany and Romagova, who
were charged to defend Relver, retired at the
approach of Mina's troops, without tiring a shot,
marching on Puycerda ; and it appears that our
military are dissatisfied with their conduct.—
If these troops had defended Belver) Mine
could not have entered Cerdagne, without
having lost a great number of men. Rom-
gosa had with him 1,000 men of the Army
of the Faith, and GOO men were sufficient to de-
fend Balver, and to have retarded Mina for two
or three days. Mina, who marches without artil-
lery, after having visited all the villages of
French Cardagne, defiled on th© 7th with his
corps by the Col de Tosas.
PA RIS, JUNE 17 .—W e have not learnt as yet
any thing positive of the rcsalt of the Military
Insurrection in Portugal. :The Diario of Lisbon,
of the 31st May, says that the Rebels have
united at Santarem.

ROYAL MARINE.—The frigates Antigone, the
Galathee, the illagicienne, ►each of 44 guns, and
the corvettes Iris and S:ylphe, left Brest,
L'Orient and ltochfort, on the 7th June, to
cruize in the Gulph of Gascoigne and on the
coast of Spain.

The Oracle of Bruxelles contains the follow-
ing " According to letters from Leghorn
of the 29th of May, the report was in that town
that a Russian fleet would immediately sail for
the Mediterranean to cruise in the sea of Malta."

GIRONNE, JUNE l2.—We had great hopes of
compelling Mina to give us battle in a strong
passage he had taken near Figuera, but finding
himself turned by our troops, he took to flight.
[Front She Journal des Daatc]
MADRID, JuNEI2.--(RY A Counmn ErraAonnimAny.)

The Major-General expects every moment
news from General Molitor. Private letters from

Arragon of' the 7th state, that he has entered
Teruel, and had not found an enemy. He con.
tinned his march on Valence. The towns of Pla-
centia, De Coria, and several others of the pro-
vince of Estremadura, have proclaimed the
abolition of the reign of the Cortes, and the
re-establishment of Ferdinand. A letter from
Seville of the 7th speaks of some disorder having
taken place there.