Star.
London, England, 1823-06-23 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received to day, by Express from Paris,
the following official announcement of the removal'

of the King of Spain from Seville to Cadiz.

" TELE G RA PIITC DISPATCH.
41 %as DUKE OF ANGOIMEMZ TO THE PERSIDZNT OT
THE COUKIL oS MINISTERS.

" liead-qharters. Madrid, 17th Ant, 10 edict,
" On the Ath, in the evening. the King was re•
moved from Seville•to Cadic. •

66 Our'troops will arrive at Seville on the 21st and
22d1 whence they will immediately move on Cadiz:'
.Froin the accounts which we published on Satur-
day; it appeared that the French army had cleared
with cape the difficult passes of the. Sierra Morena.
and reached La Carolina, which is on .the Seville side
of these mountains. From Carolina to Seville there

are nd impottaat military positions, and. no Spanish
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troops to Occupy them if-there were; so that we may
reckon surely enough on* late seat of Government
being, ere now, in the • hands of the french. About
the next step of their progress, namely, from Seville
to Cadiz, the French Commander speaks more inde•
cisively, and certainly with reason.—General Boun-

DzsouLT can be in no condition, as yit, to undertake
the siege of Cadiz ; and a siege it surely will stand.
The abandonment of the Sierra Morens z, whiahmight
have been defended by three or four guerillas, properly
stationed and 'commanded, against an army ten times
more numerous than that of BOURDESOOLTOIOOIO DO%
to be sus e, bespeak much confidence For abilluns of
defence which the Spanish Government can have now
in store.—But Cadiz is a very strong place,:to,strong
says a contemporary, that " it will laugh a siege to
scorn." The inhabitants, too, are eminently, cOnsti..
tutional, and if they only remain steady ill their at-
tachment to the Cortes, the French will find that they
yet have much to achieve before they complete their
triumph over Spanish independence.
We have received, by the same Express, the MP,
;thew' of Saturday. It states that General ROYM
Appointed Ambassador from Prussia to. the Regency
of Spain, had arrived in Paris and would this week
set out for Madrid; for which place M. BRUNETTI,
M. BULOARI, and M. SAMPNY, the Charges d'AT4ires
of Austria, Itussia, and Sardinia, had left Paris the
preceding week.
Deserters from Santona state the garrison is in want
of proviledh. The soldiers are compelled to live on
grain. They express a general wish to enter
into some arrangement with the King's Government.
The Moniteur alsogives the following extract of a
private letter, dated

" GIBRALTAR, MAY its.

" Andalusia and all the adjoining provinces have
been declared by the Cones in a state of siege. The,
object of this measure is to levy military contribu
tions on that unhappy country, though all the land-
owners haie already paid 47 for 100 of their. revenue.
It is farther affirmed, that the Cortes have jest- de-
creed the penalty of death against all those who shall
publish unfavourable news, and that the liberty of the
press is abolished. .
" Colonel San Miguel, late Minister for Foreign
Affairs, has arrived here. His friends circulate a
report that he is going to join his regiment in-Cata-
lonia: he does. not take the shortest way. Others
say that he has brought with him a great, part ot the
sacred utensils and plate of the churches of Seville.
Several persons pretend that he is gone to Gibraltar,
to take-measures for putting Ceuta in a good,state of
defence; to which place, it has been reported, it wasp
intended to conduct the King. My own privateopi-
Mon is, that be merely seeks to escape."

• MADRID, JUNE 111.
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ing already declared in its Proclamation of the 6th
instant, that it would not moguls; and that it stbuld ,
regard as never !laving esinelliall the public and ads'
MinistratiTC acts, end en the attieekof the Govern.
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