Star.
London, England, 1823-11-05 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received to-day, by Express, the Paris Papers
of Sunday and Monday. Saturday being a holiday,
there WAS no courier dispatched on that day. The ex-
traus which we subjoin from the Papers received, pos-
sess considerable interest.

FROM THE MONITEUR,
OCTOBET: 31.

The Head-quarters of the Army of the Pyrennces was
on the 214 h, at Manaanares.

MADRID, OCTOBER v.
General Castanos has been exiled ; he retires to Mi.:
randa. the grand head-quarters will arrive -here on
the 2d or Sd of next month, and after a short stay pro-
ceed to Burgos, where it will remain until fresh °refers.
General Guilleminot will accompany the Duke d'An-
gouleme to Paiis. Marsha/ Molitor will be Com-
mander-in-Chief of 40,000 men, who are to remain in
Spain, of which 12,000 will be in garrison at Madrid.
OCTOBER 28.—1 t is impossible to describe the enthu-
siasm with which the Duke of Angouleme has been re-
ceived by the population in every town, as well as the
Sierra Morena, and by the inhabitants of the plains.
The Prince will arrive here the day after to-morrow,
and set off on the 15th.

It is assured that the Spanish Government has re-.
ceived the news that Badajos has opened its gates.

NEWS FROM SPAIN.

DECREE OF THE RING OF SPAIN.
" History will immortalize the great undertakings of an Illustrious
warrior, whopassed the Pyrennees to deliver a nation from servitude
and horrors. and from a civil war. My royal heart desires to ma-
nifest my gratitude, and to assure future ages of the services ren-
dered to me. I have resolved that in Madrid a magnificent monu-
ment shall be raised to the revered memory of my brother and cou-
sin, the Duke d'Angouleme, and to his valiant army.
" Carmona, Oct. 23, 1823. " VICTOR SAEZ."

The King of Spain left Seville on the 22d, on his way
to Carmona ; and on the 23d his Majesty left Carmona
for Cordova, where he arrived on the 24th.

The King has re-established the Duke del Infantado
to the Presidency of the Council of Castile, without
taking from him the command of the Royal Guard.
GRACIA, OCTOBER es.

An armistice has been concluded between Mina and
the Marshal. To- morrow, or the day after, a negotia-
tion will be opened for the surrender and occupation of
the fortresses of Catalonia which yet hold out. It is said
that Mina and Rotten, in consequence of a commotion in
Barcelona on the 23d instant, had retired to the citadel
with the regiment of Soria, and that the militia had
plundered the residences of these two revolutionary
Chiefs, who had been deprived by their friends of the
command during twenty-four hours, but had after-
wards resumed it.
PERPIGNAN. OCTOBER 24.

Notwithstanding the report current here of the sur-
render of Barcelona, the park of artillery continues-
passing thither. A corps of the light artillery which is
here has received orders. So much the better: the 4tb
corps will also prove itself worthy of praise.
The second Council of War of the division of the
Eastern *rennees, charged to try the French refugees
taken at Llers with Colonel Fernandez, held its first
sitting to-day, under the presidency of M. de Laydet,
Colonel of the 10th Regiment of Light Infantry.
The first refugee having declined the competency of
the Council, was sent for trial before the Assize Court.
The second, Girard Jaques, serjeant of the 6th Regi.
ment of Light Infantry, who deserted from the said
corps, and went over to the enemy, arms in hand, was
condemned to death.

A third was condemned to the sallies, for the term of
twelve years, and placed tinder the jurisdiction of the
Assize Court.

Tire fourth availed himself of the plea pnt in by the
first accused, and he was consequently remanded until
further evidence be obtained against him.
The one who was condemned to death heard his sen-
tence with sang froid ; be may, perhaps, have had the
assurance of the Royal clemency.

October SH, Six n'Clock in the Evening.
An estafette has just'asrived, with an order to the
Colonel of Artillery, commanding the park, to set off
for Barcelona, and to direct the remainder of the park
(consi,ting of 150 large pieces, 200,000 bombs, gre-
nades, and other projectiles) to be conveyed after him
by forced marches.