The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-16 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FURTHER EXTRACTS FROM THE PARIS PAPERS
OF TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. '
(From L'Etoile.)

PARIS, MAY 14.—The advanced posts from
Gerona, where Marshal Moncey is, occupy
Santa Colona, and our hussars carry their re-
connoissances even under the very walls of Hos-
talrich. General Donnadieu entered Vich at
10 o'clock on the morning of the 6th.

M. Machado, Spanish Consul General, receiv-
ed his passports on Monday, and was to set out
last night for London. All Spaniards at Paris
have received orders to quit it without a mo-
ment's delay.
BAYONNE, MAY 4.—Private letters assert that
the inhabitants of Seville have,seized upon the
person of King Ferdinand, and are taking him
back to Madrid, where it it: expected his Ma-
jesty will arrive at the same time as his Royal
Highness the Duke d' Angoule,th.
It is also reported that the Count del Abishal
is disposed to submit, with the five or six thou-
sand men he has at Madrid.
MAY 6 —An Officer on the Stall' of General
Charles O'Donnell writes from Burgos, that the
Portuguese General, Count d'Amarante, had ar-
rived there with his Aides-de-Camp, to present
himself before his Royal Highness the Duke
d'Angouleme. The Count had left his artny.
between Sanabria and A storga, consisting of
5,000 infantry, 500 cavalry, and 6 pieces of ar-
►illery.

It is currently reported, and generally believ-
e,d, that the Cortes have sent a message to his
Royal Highness, who has refused, it is said, to
listen to any proposition which does not emanate
from the King.

(Prom Me Journal des Debuts. )
Private letters received at 'Vittoria announce
that the Count del Abisbal has quitted Madrid
very suddenly with only one Aide-de-Camp, and
that it is not known whither he is gone.
N. B. This article is inserted word for word,
in all the other French Ministerial papers.
[From the Pilote.l
PARIS, MAY 14.—We learn from Perpignan,
under date the sth instant, that Mina has de-
tached 3000 of his old soldiers into various quar-
ters to act as Guerillas. An engagement is daily
expected. Theilleat is so excessive that many
of our young soldiers have been attacked by fever,
and are daily taken to the hospital of Perpignan.
A courier from Catalonia passed through Pau
on the 6th, proceeding in haste to the head-quar-
ters of the Duke d'Angouleme.
Letters from Oleron, of the Sth, account in
this manner for the surprise of the fort of Jaca :
Whilst the garrison, composed of 800 men, was
exercising on the glacis, Miranda (the Governor)
ordered the draw-bridge to he raised, and then
admitted the soldiers of the Faith. l'he garrison
being shut out, were obliged to retire.
N. B. Our previous accounts state, that they
marched to join Balasteros by cross-roads.

[From the Echo do Midi.]
BELVER, MAY 2.--One of the spies of Mina,
said to be a Frenchman, was arrested on the 24th
of April at Guissonna, between Calaf and Car-
vera, by the troops of D. Pablo Alkalies. lie
was the bearer of an enormous packet, contain-
ing a correspondence for the brothers and friends
of France (pour les freres et arms de Prancej—
It is said he came from the head-quarters of
Mina, and was conducted to the prison at Calaf.
This correspondence, so opportunely discovered,
will defeat the dark and miserable intrigues of
the enemies of peace and of their country.