The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-09 00:00:00

NEWS FROM THE FRONTIERS.

BAYONNE, APRIL I.—The Duke of Angouleme arrived
here the day before yesterday, at half past seven in the even-
ing. All the troops were under arms; all the avenues through
which the Prince passed were crowded with citizens of every
rank, who made the air resound with cries of Vive le Roi !
Vlve le Due d'Angoulethe Vivent les Bourbons The town
was illuminated spontaneously and without any orders. All the
windows displayed colours : in tine, the joy was universal.—
Next day all the Civil and Military Authorities presented their
homage to the Prince. Among the number were the officers of
"the staff of the Army of the Fault : namely, Generals Quetettla,
Egoia, Espagne, Longa, and the Trappist; the latter was
in the costume of his order, and attracted general notice. Ilis
'Royal ilighness reviewed the troops on the glacis.
To-day two batteries are to be moved forward to Itehoble, for
the purpose of facilitating, if indispensable, the construction of
a bridge of beats over the Ilidassoa. Every thing 'giveareason
to expect that in a very few 'lays the French army will pass the
frontier and enter Spain.—( Jonrnal des Debuts.)

PARIS PAPERS OF SUNDAY.
[From the Cottstittitionnel.]
PARTS, APRIL i3.—They write from Colmar,
dated March 31 :
" We have been In a stateof anxiety for three days, in con-
sequence of the measures of police adopted by the Magistrates.
All the gates of the town have been shut except those of
Basle, Brisach, and Routiliel, which are, however, strictly
guarded. Every traveller is rigorously examined, and con-
ducted to the Prefecture it his passports are not perfectly in
order. Numerous patrols during the night augment the alann,
and give rise to the most strange reports. We are ignorant of
the cause of all this."
They write from Toulouse of March 30 :
" An order of division, dated to-day, announces that the
Duke d'Angoideme is invested with the title and powers of
Superior Commandant of the 10th and 11th military divisions,
and the division of the Eastern Pyrenees ; that the Lieutenant
Omni's commanding these territorial divisions are to recog-
nise and execute the orders of his Royal Highness, only pre-
.serving their authority distinct for the ordinary service, and
for the business of military justice."
The -Grand Duke Constantine, whose late
journey to Petersburgh was made with great ra-
pidity, set out from that city on the 14th of
March to return to Warsaw.

(Front the Journal des Defbate.l
PARIS, Amu. 6.—Two journals announced
yesterday that there had been a mutiny at Brest.
According to our information the whole affair
was only one of those quarrels which are very
frequent in garrison towns ; at the end of which
the Municipal authority published a Proclaim•
tion to re-establish the order which had been for
a short time disturbed.
They write from Lyons, dated April Ist.
" The manufactories of Lyons improve daily.
The number of labourers out of employ who so-
licit charity in the streets, diminishes daily, ant)
though the price of articles has not yet risen so
high as at the most prosperous times, it is not the
less true that the greater part of our population
is occupied. The public sule of silks which at
Lyons may he considered as the thermometer of
prosperity, has been so rapid in March as to re-
semble our most prosperous times."
I Prom the Quotidiennel
PARER, Aram G.—The Courier Francais has
stated that. there is an epidemic disease in the
Arriege. Ile is deceived, however, and may be
consoled. The health of the inhabitants and of
the soldiers has suffered no alteration. It is
true that the germs of well known disease,
not epidemic, however, have been imported into
this department, but measures were so well taken
that there is no danger to fear. The Courier
may have seen, as we saw a few days ago, some
physicians and medicines passing by the Boule-
vards, for the purpose of curing this disease, if it
should show itself.

PRIVATE COILILESPONDENCE.
" Plrnrturrnx, MARCII 29.—Marsha1 Moncey yesterday
visited Bellcgarde, and returned in the evening.
" Licut—Geneneral Curial is about to establish his head-
quarters at Ceret; the whole of his division will be cantoned
on the right bank of the Zel. The division of the Baron de
Darnas will be formed in the environs of Perpignan. The Ist
regiment of light infantry, forming part of his division, will
arrive the day after to-morrow, and the others will soon
follow.
" It ix said to be intended to organize two battalions of Miquc-
lats. All the Officers on half-pay have received letters from
the General Gonunandant of the Department, requiring to know
whether they will serve. It is also said, that a superior Officer,
who served with distinction at the head of three corps under

Marshals St. Cyr and Macdonald, has been desired by Marshal
Moncey to make a report on the manner of organizing these
corps and rendering them useful.
" The head quarters of the 10th division have been ordered
by the Minister to be transferred from Toulouse to Perpignan.
'lhe whole of the Stuff will set out the Ist of Aprillo Toulouse,
to proceed to. Perpignan on the 3d."
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CUIDAD RODRIGO, MARCH 20.—The rebellion
attempted in Portugal is already suppret'ved. The last ad-
vices informs us that the COunt of,Amarante has beenjaken:

His uniform was taken from hiM in the presence of 6,000
men, and he was laid on the ground, with his sword and his
staff of command by his side ; after which all the troops de-
filed, and passed over him, with the exception of the Regiment
of Ahneida, of which he had been Colonel, and which re-
quested General' Rego to dispense with their trampling upon
the sword and the uniform of Amarante, who had formerly
cominanded them with honour. Itego granted their request.
This mode of degrading a traitor produced a great effect on the
,army.