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London, England, 1823-05-21 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS OF SUNDAY.

FROM TOR -MONITEVR.
" TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
" PA Itle, MAT 19.
" COPY OF A DISPATCTI FROM ARA sDA.
" OR the 15th the bead-quarters of his Royal Highness the
Duke IYAngouleme arrived here. General Obert is to-day at
Almazan. and tomorrow will be at fliguenza. Ile is perfecl/
well received everywhere; be communicates with 13stssieres
who has taken two hundred men, two hundred niskrts, aid
four pieces of cannon, from Rallasteros, who is retiring towards'
Valencia • he loses considerably by desertion.
•' Marshal Oudinot was on the lltliat Valladolid, where he
was received, if possible, with more lively enthusiasm than in
any other place. The vanguard has proceeded towards the Douro.".
Intercepted letters and various reports announce
from all parts the weakness of the Constitutionalists,
and the good spirit of the Royalists in the Provinces.

FROM THE JOURNAL DRS DEBATS.
NEWS FROM THE ARMY IN.SPAIN.
We learn, by intelligence from Gerona, dated the
19th, that our troops, on occupying Palamos, were
received with the accustomed demonstration of joyful
attachment. The troops continue to move on to-
wards Barcelona. The movements of Mina are very
uncertain; on the I lth he had descended towards
Cardona, and appeared, by the hesitation of his pro-
cedure, to have no professed plan but to avoid an
engagement. His troops lessen every day in num-
ber; the men enrolled in his troops profit of the pass.;
ing through the mountains, and of his marches by
night, to abandon him.
By letters from Pampeluna, dated the 7th, we
have been informed that the city is closely encom-
passed, within less than cannon-shot, by eight batta-
lions and eight squadrons of the 3d Corps, belonging
to the division Conchy, and 3,000 Spanish Royalists
belonging to the corps under General d'Espagne.—
This force will be augmented in a few days by three
battalions of the 14th Regiment of the Line, which
has arrived from France, and by 3,000 Nivarrese
troops, which Brigadier Don SantOs-Ladron leads
irons Saragossa by Jaca. The mist complete under-
standing prevails between the Spanish Royalists and
the French army: they rival each other in ardour and
zeal for discipline, and in constancy in stipportin.3 the
fatigues of the service and the intemperature of the
season. The garrison of Pampeluna, composed of
the skeletons of six or seven regiments, and five hun-
dred militiamen (called penteros), in all not more than
three thousand effective men, sustains each day con-
siderable loss by desertions. It does not dare to make
a sortie. Fresh meat is extremely scarce in the town; a
pound of beef sells for two and a half pesetas (2s. Sid.)-
and a pound of mutton at three pesetas (2s.
The blockading troops, on the other hand, are most
plentifully supplied. It is thought that as soon ai
the artillery fur a siege shall have arrived, Parape-
lune, notwithstanding the strength of its Walls, will
speedily open its gates.
FROM THE QUOTIDIENNE.
Extract of a private letter from Bayonne, dated
the 14th inst.—" At the moment I an; writing to pow
I am assured that a division of the Army of the Faith
entered Madrid on the Bth. Should this intelligence
prove incorrect, it ought only to he considered as
premature, since we fully know the demonstrations
of loyalty with which our troops were received at
Segovia, and the preparati,ps made in the capital for
their reception. It is certain that the Minas, the Bal.
lasteros, and the Abishals, arc destitute of soldiers,
and that none excepting the subaltern officers remain."
The Journal of Toulouse of the 12th inst. contains
nothing newer than what has hueu.already publidied'
in Paris. It quotes a letter from Perpignan, dated'
the 7th, in which the two following passages are to
be found :
" The 19th regiment of infantry has arrived here.
It is about 1,300 strong. and was designed to pro-
ceed towards Paycerda. Older s have, however, been
issued for its march to Spain, by the roue of Belle-
garde. One battalion is to proceed to Gerona, another •
to Alfa, and a third to Junquera. This regiment is.
destined, as it appears, to pmtect the convoys which
may be disturbed by the Guerillas left by '.%llna in tLe
district of Olot.
" Report states, that the Frenth Commandant of
the town of Figueras sent two days ago a parley to
the Spanish Governor of the Fork, to require that l:e
should not continue to fire spot the town, to which
the shot had done mach damage; and threatening,
if he persisted, that when the garrison should be corn.
pelled to surrender, he should be treated with pro-
portionate rigour. The Governor admitted the par-
ley, heard the message calmly, and then instantly
dismissed him, and gave orders for an immediate
'discharge of artillery.

Our House of Commons has at different, and nd
very distant times, numbered among its Members—.
a Fox, a Hare, a Itooke, two Drakes, a Finch, two
Martins, three Coeks, a Hart, two Herons, two
Lambs, a Leach, a Swan, two Bakers, two Taylors,
a Turner, a Plume!, a Nl4ller, a Fernier, a Cooper,
an Abbott, a Falconer, nine Smiths, a Porter, three
Pius, tiro Hills, two Woods; an Orchard, a Barn e,
two Roses, two Lemons, With one Peel, one Ford, iv, o
Smokes, one Food, and yet but one Fish, a Forreattr,
An Ambler, a Hunter, and only one Ryder I •

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