The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-31 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

• PARIS, SN. V3.—A letter from Puycerda,
Listed the 17th, contradicts the report of General
Sarsfteld having appeared at•the head of a Royal.'
lit division in Catalonia.
It is said that a copy of the Spanish Declara.
'lion to all the nations of Europe 'has been re-
teived at Paris, and that it is drawn ,up with
great dignity and energy, and also moderation.
`Several intercepted letters from Spanish
fugees and members of the Urgel Regency in
Payee have been published at 13arcekma,
Oath prove that the writers considered bath
-,lbeinsolves and their cause in a desperate state.
The from Matutlorida to General Longa laments
• elier the flight of O'Donnel and other disasters.
lie says there now remains nothing for us but to'
press a rupture, and %to make a breach in the
bosom of Spanish fidelity.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has written
to M. de San Lorenzo to inform him that `his
'passports are ready.
The Duke de San Lorenzo, the Spanish Am-
Imssador, was not present at the-opetting of the
4 aession of the Chamber.
When the case of the Duke .de San Lorenzo
ti as called on this morning, the King's Advocate
read a letter from the Keeper of the Seals, which
declared that all bonds of entity having been
litoken between the Governments of France and
'Spain, the cause could not be pleaded. -It was
urged by the Duke's counsel that this communi-
cation ought to come from the Minister for
Foreign Affairs. The President declared this
pretension unusual and insolent, - and 'the cause
:was passed over.
The Etoile gives the following intelligence :
• " The Duke d'Augouleme, Generalissimo of the
French Army, will take his departure in a few
" days. N. d'Oudenarde 'is to command the
" Body Guards who will accompany his Royal
• " Highness. The Marquis of Lautiston will
" leave .Paris in threellays. The Regency of
" Spain will
,enter Catalonia previous to the
" French Army. Generals Cannel and -Donna-
" lieu bet out on Sunday night for the Army of
-" Spain."

THE CONSTITUTION:4EO
[Extract frombur Private Correspandence.l

" PERPIGNAN, JAN. 10.—Alisas and Cural entered Olut
on the 14th, and the Constitutional troops, amounting to 800,
retreated to the Monastery of the Capuchins, which had been
forti4ed to serve them as a place of security (a precaution which
has been taken in all the small wins which could serve as asy-
.l-ams to the factious). On the 15th Generals Mina end
bera presented themselves before Olot. The factious took to
tight and dispersed themselves among the mountains, directing
their course towards Campredon, in such a.tuanner, that it is
i,probishle we sliall'immetliatelY have,them on our frontiers.

" Ripoli is occupied by a 'detachment of the Regiment of
Cordova, commanded by the Constitutionalist Fabregua. Gen.
`rSarsfield, whotit the factious had pompously announced &slicing
at their head, giving out passports in the name of the pretended
Regency, lives at Palamos, a small town on'the borders of Cate-
' Linia, five leagues from 0 eronc• This place, the fortifications of
which were destroyed in MIN, ac-hen it was taken by thaTrench
after the passage of-the Ter by the -French army, and the-victory
gained 4), Marshal Npailles over the Duka,iof iitNealone, has
helm fortified:by :the•orders of Gen..Sarafreld ; •out of gratitude
fur tAzateilie has taken to put this place..beyond the fear of
tieing carried,by a- cotip-de4main, and in consequence of his
'Nell known attachment to'the Constitutional system, the people
lave nominated him Commander of the• armed force.
" The plain .of Tarragona is entirely cleared of factious.—
the inhabitants, even those who had sides with them when
•the revolt commenced, have risen en,srnasse against them, to
,put an end to the pillage and rapine that the factious practised
in this part of Catalonia.

" The public spirit:4l'Mo whole of Catalonia improves every
,day. .All the, principal points are occupied by the Constitu-
iionalists. The fortifications are repaired to serve as retreats
44 case the Factious should show themselves in superior num-
bars. Moveable columns, are organised • ready to march to_
'wards any points Inenticed by the bands, who are reduced to
thei.huit extremity, wanting-provisions, And only living by pil-
lage, which they practise on every body living near the high
roads. Every day a greater number of the Factious present
othemselves at Figueres, to take advantage of the amnesty (iu-
-41to) and lay down their arms,

" Six hundred of the Factious were yesterday armed at
;spirit Laurent de Cerdans, and to-day they have entereaSpaini
directing their march towards. Saint Laurent da la Monga.—
The muskets were supplied by M. Lapouge, gunmaker of
this town, who went himself to St. Laurent de Cerdans to de.
JiVer them and receive payment,' which was made by a bill
uccepted by a house in this town. At the custom-house it was
requested that ball and powder might be forwarded without
paying any duties. Those persons who made this request
61,-marideti that the refusal should be confirmed in..writing,
whiolt was done. They then directed these supplies towards
Arles, and all these objects have no doubt been smuggled past
.our frontiers."

AUGSBURG) JAN. 9.1.--=ln contradiction of the
.various versions which have been circulated respecting the mo-
tive of the journey of Prince Metternich, Austrian Minister
.of Foreign Affairs, to Munich, vita-can announce that the ob-
•.jett of the presence of his Excellency in the capital of Bavaria
lies been is syengthen the ties which at present unite the Ca-
binets of Munich and Vienna, as well with regard to relation_
sl4p as-to the policy adopted by these two Powers. it cannot
be doubted that: rince Metternich has opened with the }lava-
rian Minister nepciations of the highest importance. Not ate
44401145 t doubt is entertained that a treaty of alliance has been
toneludod ; but it.will not be published unless circumstances
ateould he *itches. to necessitate its execution.—Ths last lettetO
which we have wceived from the frontiers of Russia continue
of a warlike character, inasmuch.as the general persuasion is,
gig the britannic Ambassador, Lord Strangford, will fail in
'the KWh= which he has gone to fulfil at Constantluople.—
.
Thissatear.)
LIRUSSELS, JAN. /7.—The f)-Otli regiment of
the line, which has its full complement, and is
-iu Cie finest order, has Set out from Lille to
'march to Paris. Seven other regiments of light
.infantry, or of the line, in garrison in the for,.
,treSS4l.s in the north of France, have also received
*Mora to march. The artillery and ammunition
4al ran frorit-tl4O arsenal at Douay are to .be ern.
larked at Dunkirk. The merChatits are "Con-
lotindat "ot Line acid the other commercial cities
iflreswit .Plasiders. It is reported that some

ship-owners at Dunkirk have already applied for'
letters of marque.
VIENNA, JAN. 17...--Count Bernstoff, the Prus-
sian Minis.ter, arrived here from Verona the day
before yesterday.
BRussus, JAN. 26,—For SC4IIIO 4days past the
Paris .Papers have dwelt much upon some dis-
agreeable scenes which have passed in the Grand'
Duchy-ofLuxemburg ; each of them comments
upon them in its own manner. These Journals
atlirm, that." the Journals of Brussels have re-
ceived orders not to mention them." This latter
assertion is false, Ivhich induces us to correct-it.
If we-have thought,proper to be silent on this
subject,sprudence alone has been the.motive of
our conduct. Besides, how could we give a de-
tail of facts, which it s.always painful to pub-
lish, when.the accounts given were,contradictory
or exaggerated ?---(Oracle.)
JIAMBURGII, JAN. 21.—According rto .letters
from the German proiinces of Prussia, -the Go.
.vernment has prohibited all private assemWies,
.the object of which was to pray and In read the
Bible. The nocturnal meetings of the Moravian
Brethren are likewise prohibited. The preachers
of this sect are not allowed to go in future from
one congregation to another. It is intended by
these measures to present all suspicious corre-
spondence and the carrying about of news.