The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-14 00:00:00

Veherneritly; "rive Napoleon !" The General replied to their
insults by " Vice le Rot !" (which was repeated by all our
troOps)'and ordered the artillerymen to tire. .The first discharge
brought ten men to the ground, and the second, three; the other
refugees then made off to the mountains. A company of the
carabineers of the 9th regiment, leaped into a boat, to cross the
Masson in pursuit of these despicable traitors, but it was im-
possible to overtake them, or the Spanish Imperial Regiment
of Alexander, which 'did not think it expedient to await our
troops, but fled with the refugees towards Ernani, so that the
town of Irun was occupied that very night.
The army is now in full march in the directions of Pampe-
luna, Tolosa, and St. Sebastian, and every thing excites the
hope that it will obtain the success there is reason to expect
from it. The Spaniards are disposed to welcome our troops ;
all (except some Revolutionists) await their presence with im-
patience. The discipline they observe will doubtless justify
the opinion entertained of them. • - •
[From the Quotidlenne.]
PARIS, APRIL 10.—Letters from Germany, which were
received yesterday, state, as certain, that Prince Eugene
Beauharnois halt had two apolectic attacks on the same day.
The first took place whilst he was at mass with the King of
Bavaria.
The Courier of the Lower Rhine contains the following ex-
tract of a letter from Augsburgh, dated the Ist of April :
" Madame the Duchess de St. Leer (Hortensia de Beau-
harnois) set oft' with all speed, at noon to-day, to see her
brother, the Duke de Leuchtenburg (Eugene de Beauharnois)
who is confined to his bed at Munich, being ill of a dangerous
inflammation, for which the physicians have prescribed copious
venesection."
Letters from Bayonne, dated the 6th instant,, which arrived
yesterday evening by extraordinary conveyance, gives the fol-
lowin intelligence :
New details have been received respecting the affair which I
has taken place in the kingdom of Valencia, Colonel Vina,
with the regiments of Jaen'and Ejida has left Valencia to join
General Manso, who, with a detachment of Constitutional
troops,_ was advanciiig from another quarter against Ulman.
R This oyalist Chief rought Vina to an engagement ere he
could, effect the meditated junction, anti completely defeated
him." .
We know from an official source, that two French frigates are
off the mouth of the Guadalquiver ; also that the French fleet
which left Brest have been descried from Cadiz on its way to
join the Sardinian squadron off Gibraltar. If the Revolution-
ists attempt to convey the King from the Continent, they will
be forced to embark his Majesty on board a ship in the Guadal=
quiver, and from Seville to the sea, down that river, it is only
six leagues; the French frigates, consequently, will easily take
possession of the King's person.
On the Nth of March, an Ordinance was published at Va.
lencia, which contains the following articles:—
" Head-quarters of the Bth District.
" Inhabitants of Valencia—The circumstances in which this
province is now placed, circumstances which are known to you
all, induce me, seeing the proximity of the factious, to decree
as follows :
" This town is declared in a state of siege.-
" All the inhabitants will give information at the Municipal
Hall of the limber or Persons in their respective houses, and
the arms which they possess, in order that they may be employed
in the public service. They who refuse compliance hereunto
will be considered as enemies of the Constitution.
" An assemblage of more than three persons in the streets or
squares of the town, by day or night, under any pretence, is in-
terdicted.
" All persons are forbidden to carry arms about them, without
an order to that effect from the municipal officers. The troops
of the line and militia arc exempt from this interdiction.
" Whilst the town shall be in a stay of siege, the religious
Orders must confine themselves to their Convents, under the re-
sponsibility of their Superiors. Any of them who infringe this
order will be shot.
" The inhabitants will retire to their respective dwellings on
the tolling of the evening bell, after which none can go out,
without demonstrating the necessity which shall oblige them.
(Signed) JOSE DE CASTELLAN.
" Valencia,
_March 19."
[From the Constitutionnel of Friday.]
GERONA' APRIL I.—According to a bulletin published
here by the Political Chief, the army of General Mina amounts
to above 40,000 men, including the troops of the line„ the Ac-
tive National Militia, the Voluntary National Militia, the
Free Corps of Coste, the Foreign Legion, and the Foreign
Corps of Lancers. Figuerras, Hostalrich, the Seu, Lerida,
Barcelona, Tortosa, and Tarragona, have been declared in a
state of siege. Companies of INliquelet have also been formed,
who will carry on the war on their own account, and will re-
ceive no pay.
We knew four days ago, that Bessieres was at Cuenca; it is
reported to-day, that there have been some negotiations be-
tween him and thq Political Chief. We expect the result with
impatience.
General Aldan* has advanced towards Puycerda with three
thousand men.