Star.
London, England, 1830-10-19 00:00:00

FOR FIG !ST L Ltd( :1-7Yr

INPOIITANT INTALLIGENCE
RECEIVED SY EXPRESS TUTS DAY.

Au Extraordinary Express from Paris has brought to the Herald
ac whole of the Journals of Sunday, including El Precursor and the
lirdicatcur dr. Bordeaux of the 13th of October. At the same time
::tters wtre rceived from French and Spanish correspoticats. The
„I:ter forwards tha Address of General Valdez on entering Spain:

ENTRY OF THE CONSTITUTIONALISTS INTO SPAIN.
PARIS, Oct. 17, Three o'clock, p.m.

The following communication has just been received by CoL Pinto
5y an extraordinary express. The letter is dated Bayonne, the 14th
and written by Gen. Mendez de Vigo, one of the Constitutional
:bias in that quarter :
" Dear Friend,-1 have just arrived from Spain, where I have bad the
isitisfaction of leaving the brave Valdez at Vidua. As De Pablo and I were
•*cable to enter on the same day with our detachments, we resolved to ac-
company him as individuals, which determination greatly pleased
hint, and we urged upon him the propriety of not exposing his valuable
person, preferring to take the conduct of the affair on ourselves : he
wished ua all three to enter with our banners displayed. I congra-
tulate you, my friend, upon this happy result of your labours, with
the most sincere and overflowing joy. Adieu: you may consider this
3. the official account of the entry.
(Signed)
"i:To Don Ignacio Lopez Pinto, Br,c."
PRO CLA MATION.

" P. MENDEZ DE VIGO.

" Soldiers!—When unexampled treason, in 1823, made us change
the beautiful title, of defenders of our country for that of slaves of
an ominous despot, I witnessed your grief and participated in your
emotions. Your enemies, misconstruing your conduct, which had
been the result of a snare laid to your good faith, attributed it to
cowardice. At Tarifa we undeceived them. There a handful of your
-ompar.ions accomplished a noble enterprise, and washed with the
blood of the invaders the outrages put on the honour of the army.
Soldiers ! A new career of glory and hope offers itself to your patriotism.
The gallant General Torrijos,in conjunction with other worthy chiefs, pa..
trims, was to have opened it two months ago, and was to have begun the
.rent popular movement. Extraordinary circumstances, which partly
have delayed him hitherto, strengthen and increase the combination and
the forces, improve our political position, and secure more efficaciously
the triumph. Well-deserving Generals, patriots, soldiers of all classes,
who never were wanting to honour, resort to the frontiers from the most
remote climates, where their patriotism and virtues had kept
them confined. France and other nations have given us a sob.
Ilene lesson ; and the hearts of all Spaniards, moved by such
heroic examples, expect from us the signal to break their chains.
Soldiers !—The French Army, without disregarding either duty or mi-
litary honour, has heard the voice of its country, and the world adjudges
them applause and laurels• Desert, then, the ranks which dishonour
Tem, and come to swell the number of the brave who follow me. Come,
eolelierh ! and add to the name of citizens of a free people that of Meta-
tars. Soldiers !—All those who assist the generous enterprise of giving
liberty to the nation are our friends, be their former party or denomirui.
..ion what it may; and those are our enemies who, with arms in their
hands, oppose our march. The axe of the law only shall punish the
'alter delinquents.
(Signed)
I'iduo, the 13th October, 1830.