The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-07 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received by Express the Moniteur of
Thursday morning—the Eloile of Thursday
evening, and the Pilote of yesterday morning.
Their contents are important. The following
are extracts

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( From the ilfonitcur.)
ARMY OF SPAIN.
REPORT FROM THE MAJOR•GENERAL TO HIS EX-
CELLENCY TliF. MINISTER OF WAR.
MADIUD, MAY 29.
I have the honour to transmit to your Excel-
lency the inclosed extract from the reports which
.have reached me respecting the interior of Spain.
Ballasteros has concentrated at Valencia the
troops which be had brought from Arragon, or
which were at Terruel, Valencia, Alicant, Pen-
sicola, and Carthagena. He left Valencia on the
Aid instant, and has proceeded towards the
Xucas, which he must pass, in order to retire
into Grenada.

The troops which were at Madrid, and in the
environs, under the command of Abisbal and
Zayas, have retired upon Talavera de la Reyna,
and towards Estremadura.
This double combination leaves the road to
Seville quite undefended.
In the province of Malaga the people refuse
to pay the imposts. Villages hav'e risen, and it
has been found necessary to dispatch bodies of
militia towards Acia la Serrania to put down this
insurrection.
The desertion amongst the Constitutional troops
is very great. An attempt has been made to form
an army of reserve in Andalusia, but Villa Campa,
the intended commander, was unable to raise
more than a few men.
The disposition of this province is very good.
Galicia and Estremadura only wait for a point

d'appui to rise. La Mancha is entirely freed
from the Liberals, who are now the objects of
popular hatred and persecution.
Independent of the church-plate which they
have carried away, the Liberals have almost
every where exacted enormous contributions in
money, horses, &c.
A letter from Seville, under date the 22d, in-
forms us that " Lopez Banos is to replace
Abisbal, who has given in his resignation, and
remains in the environs of Madrid."
44 The guard placed over the Royal Family
has been tripled, apprehensions having been en-
tertained that the populace would attempt to
liberate them ; and for the same reason the pri-
soners have been interdicted the promenade in
the gardens of A Icarez."
A squadron of observation is cruising before
Cadiz and prevents even fishing vessels from
leaving the port. It was even believed at Seville
that several Russian ships and frigates had been
discovered among the French vessels, of which it
was professedly composed.
Moral°. is at Benavente with the shattered
wrecks of the different Constitutional corps, and
some raw levies, which General Bourck, who is
at present making a movement upon Leon, will
easily disperse.
The Portuguese General Silveyra is, it is said,
at Salamanca.
Several Members of the Cortes are, apparently,
intending to quit Seville, in order to escape the
anarchy which reigns there.
M. Garcia Herreros has been named Minister
of the Interior, but has not signified his accept-
ance of that office.
The arrival of the French is ardently desired
by all parties. The Royalists invite them to
Complete the work of their deliverance; the
Liberals to guarantee them from the vengeance to
which they are exposed.
(Signed) Major-General Count GUILLEMINOT.
The dispatches received this day from Madrid
inform us, that in all the provinces in Spain the
Grandees hasten to show their adherence to the
address presented to His Royal Highness the
Duke d'Angouleme.—The following are four-
teen new signatures :
The Marquis de Camaraso, the Marquis de Malserit, the
Duke of Berwick and Alba, the Marquis d'Abayden de San
Jos, the Duke de l'lnfantado, the Count de Cervellon, the
Duke de San Fernando for the Marquis de Villamod de
Douro, the Marquis de Balaica, the Duchess de Montessano,
the Count de Fuentes, the Marquis de la Romana, the Count
de Castile and Orgar, the Count de Revilla-Crigedo, the Count
de la Yeubla for the. Count de Salbatrane.
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Manain, MAY 31.—The 30th May, St. Fer-
dinand's day, the Regency received all Madrid.
The Duke de l'lnfantado went through the
honours of the day with his accustomed grace.—
Joy reigned in every breast.
No 'doubt is entertained at Madrid of the
speedy deliverance of the King. His proposed
removal to the Canaries has been rejected. The
people of Seville have given their voice upon this
occasion, as well as two regiments now there.
To this intelligence may be added, the news of
the march of two of our columns upon Seville
General Bourdesoult and General Obert are at

their head.
The Regency has nominated Ambassadors a
all the foreign Courts. It is said that the Duke
de San Carlos will come to Paris.
GERONA, MAY 31.—The Junta of Catalonia
has made a regulation for the organization,
strength, and service of the stationary local mi-
litia in all the towns and villages of the districts
of Gerona and Figueras. M. the Marshal is on
his return to Gerona.
The division of General Molitor has at length
entered Catalonia, and before long we shall not
find an enemy there.
PARIS, JUNE s.—An Aide-de-Camp of the
Emperor of Russia passed through Frankfort on
his way to Madrid.
The Marquis of Talaru will set out at the end
of the week for Madrid.
The Ministers of Russia, Austria, and Prussia,
are to take their departure on Monday.
I From the Pilate.)
PARIS, JUNE s.—The news we communicated
yesterday of the intention to remove King Fer.
Ferdinand VII. to Cadiz, gains strength. Per.
sons who are well acquainted with what passes
in Spain, entertain no doubts on the subject.
Count Abisbal was actually arrested on the
18th of May, but it is not known what has since
become of him.
The army of Madrid, 10,000 strong, have re-
tired, part towards Estremadura, part on the road
to Seville, and the remainder on Valencia, with
3,000 cavalry.
General Morino has retired on 13enavente (in
Leon) with 7,000 men.
Ballasteros has restored tranquillity in the
province of Valencia, into which he went in per-
son, and now the 10,000 under his command are
disposable.
The latest accounts from Perpignan state that
all the corps of Mina were in motion in Cata-
lonia, and that serious events are expected to
take place.
We learn from Frankfort, under date May 31,
that M. de Bouterlin, Aide-de-Camp of the Etn-

peror of Russia, had jtht passed through that
city, and was proceeding to the head-quarters of
the French Army in Spain.