Star.
London, England, 1823-07-07 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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An' Express from Paris hai tai t: stf;d4
noon, the Papers.of Saturday,' • n 2*.
An official Bulletin in the Monitent *IP
account of the defeat of iht corps 9f,..MriOcit°,l'
at St. Juan de Nato, which we gaceN estildsivelyfii
on Saturday, on the authority of Oisc PrirOticttries"
pondent at Paris.. Loraz BANOS, with tha orieekof
his army, succeeded in embarking for-Cadis,..?'
' The Drapeau Blanc iffirmsk g. tb
letters from Madrid, of the 29th 3wle, Comte. Botta-11
DESOULLE is master of the whole hay Of eidiz.r..

The Pilote mentions a report which is in circula-
tion of an engagement having taken place between
the division of General DoNYADIEU and 1-klitivi ; and
expresses some surprise that " there hai been no news
of this corps for these 15 days."—Five per Cents.
Saturday, closed at 88f. 85c.
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We have received by the PARTRIAN, the Hon.l
Captain BARRINGTOD, which has arrived at Ply-
month, in nine days from Cadiz, some interesting
advices from that City. . .
The Royal Family made their entry into that city
oh the morning of the 16th. A salute of artillery -
was fired in the Plaza of Cadia, to notify their arrival.
Before that event took place, inforMation was received
that the functions of the Provisional Regency had
ceased, and that his Majesty again remained in full
possession of the executive power. • The Provisional
Regency had in erect adopted thistesolution, and
communicated it by letter both to the Minister CALA.
TRAYA and the President of the Cortes. The National
Militia lined the road along which their AMajesties and
the Royal Family passed. AU the balconies and win
dows were filled with spectators. The authorities
went to meet-the Royal personages' at the Cortadura,
and the Governor presented the keys to his Majesty
at the outer gate..
Don PEDRO DD LA PUENTE, Constitutional Alcalde
of Cadiz, then addressed the King in a right Consti-
tutional speech, which he concluded by offering his
most ibrvent prayers,. that his MAJESTY, le 'deli-
vered from his enemies, may be a blessing •to his
subjects of both worlds, by governing them consti-
tutionally and in Beice."-;LTheir Mi.l.girres and the
other Royal persons 'then proceeded, emit& the-ap•
please of the people, to the temporary lOdgings pre-
pared for them, until the palace of the din:tom-house,
in which they are to reside, be in a state to receite
them. In the evening there was a general illumina-
tion, and the theatre was very brilliant.:—On the 15th
the Cot tes assembled an extraordinary sitting in the
Church of San Felipe Neri, in which their Sessions
were formerly held. It was resolved that The regular
sittings.should commence on the 18th. " - Senor Gm-
ZALEZ "14400 proposed that measures should be,
taken to make A severe example of the perpetrators
of thoseeacesseswhich had been committed at Seville.
Senor GALIANO, however, observed, that as yet the
Cortes had only vague and insufficient information
on this subject, -and the motion was withdrawn—
This preliminary sluing was attended by 89. members.

TIM CORTES.
SIITTLIM OF JUNg IS.

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The President (Senor SEWER) opened the Sittings
with the folloWing speech :-.-

44 Senores Deputies—lf in our removal from Seville to this
city, we have not presented to the people the useless poop of a
costly cerenionb4 we have at least placed before their eyes the
grand spectacle'of the public liberties, borne thither by the na-
tional represeutatiOn, in fulfilment of the inviolable fidelity due
to our oaths. This example and our sacrifices will not be thrown
away; no, the people will be ashamed not to imitate them, and
woe to the treacherous invaders, if the bitter complaint of this
abused country should touch the pride, and awaken the terrible
indigestion of her sons. Let us then labour to inflame it, and
since we are now happily placed in the very cradle of the Con-
stitution which we defend, let us imitate the constancyind rnag-
ninimity of its authors, that we may, like them, merit the
sweet gratitude Of the country. With then virtues we saved
her then; with these same virtues we can again save her. Shall
we fail? .1 do not fear it."

A letter from the Secretary for the Home Depart-
ment communicated the Decree of the Provisional
Regency, on the resignation of their functions.

A letter from the President of the Regency stated,
that in consequence of the notification made to him
of the arrir4l of thi Cortes in the Isle of Cadiz, he had,
accompanied by the other Member: of the Regency,
waited .on the King, and informed him that the time
prescribed• by the Cortes for the exercise of their func-
tions had now ceased.

A proposition from the Lieutenant-Colonels Don
AntoMo Merconchini and Don Antonio Lopez de
Othoa, to raise a guerilla-corps, was referred to the
Mar Committee, who Made a Report, recommending
that the Government should accept the proposal.
A list was' read of the Deputies:sVho.had arrived.
since the Sitting of the 15th. The number was twenty -
tivo, which, added to the eighty-eight who attended
that Sitting, make one hundred and ten.
Addreites, of congratulation were presented from
the Constitutional Ayuntamiento-of Cadiz and other
public bodipi. •

ammo ow JUNE 19.
Message- from the Secretary of State for the
ae.Departmeink informed the COrtes that his Ma-
; hacibeen pleased to appoint one o'clock to-mar-
/4.6e itch, fot tic:eking the Deputation appointed
eauratulate hint on his happy arrival in this city.
• Jksolkia'Arja.the...l3essetary of Suit foi the Ma-
innisimstkod, that la C,llllloCitte of the death of
Dos Estmikao Snitches Salvador, Le had been ap.
pointed to:discharge the functions of the War pc-

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