Star.
London, England, 1823-04-10 00:00:00

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P4II2II3'sikr2WESDAY.
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It is' stated in most positive terms, that a tile.'
seaphic dispatch has brotight intelligence to Pasie-of
the army of the Duke d Atli:4lonm being in toll
march on the Ebro; chat on Sunday morning, at five
o'clock, Mass was celebrate& along. the *hole line,
and that immediately after the army was in motion,
and the passage of the Bidassoa effected the' same day.
The Journal des Debate, however, states, that the
army did not cross the Bidassoa till Monday- the
7th. The same Paper contradicts the report which
had been published in the French Journals of the:
pyeceding day,* of the Duke de Belluno's return to
Paris. The JPg.ro des Debate • states that the Mir-
ihal was to cross the Biilassoa in order to assiirthe
entry of the Fteneli troopa• into Spain; then to re-
enter France,. 'in order toinspect the corps collected-
at Perpie%theit*Tataril to Paris to teietne the
Portfolio ¢( ire bike; but thatabe would not
• return befoii tOttoislit- or three weeks.
The same Piper 'contains *Other Order of the
'Day, issued by thP The 9d vt
April. It ii as A 1,11.6141( • ?
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is ARMY OF TUE rzatNx lq, •.
011DRit OF THE DAY •
Soumms—The confidence Of the King Pula Placed tilo'nt
your head, in order to fulfil the noblest of missions. It b not
the spirit of conquest which has made us take up arms : a more
generous motive animates ust.we are going to replace a King
on his throne, to reconcile his People with him, and to re-estab-
lish in a neighbouring country, which is a prey to'anarehy, the
order necessary to the happiness sad safety of the two kingdoms.
4, Soldiers--You will respect, and comet* be respected,reli-
gion, laws, and property and you will render easy the accom-
plishment of the duty whisk is unposed
,on,ibe—of maintaining'
she most rigid discipline. .
•" Head-quarters, Bayonne, AprU 3. 01 LOUIS ANTOINE.
(Counteragned by) • 4, Count GUILLUMINOT."
The Cons!itutionnel and Cakrier Francais of Tues-
day, contain Spanish news up to the Ist atalipril•
ia-
clusive.-The are ettricts •

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• iiort Tit COURIER VIA/MATS.
We have received the Spanish Journals of the 30th
. Ind 31s3t of PAgicti; 'they contain. -some reports of
• *trentiala•Mitia and Bailasteroi; who ate following up
their successes against the enemieriof the Constitu-
tion. The Kiag, set off from Yaldepegnas, on the
26th in the morning, and arrived the same day at El
ViSO, where he lodged ie the ancient Palace of the
Marquis di Santa-Crnt, which was prepared for his
recOp6on. Every Where the inhabitants displayed the
warmest enthusiasm foe the-Constitution. The King
was hiiibintet on the 2'Tth, and to sleep
:at
Carolina: • Tlitis.thipassageof the Sierra Morena
is achieved, acrd the King has•entered Andalusia.
The ,Especiador of the-31u announcesthat it has pub-'I
its last Notate& is Madrid, and that its next
'Number will be daied Seville; The most perfect tran-
quality prevails atidadrid. The Count d'Abisbal has
:published a dispatch; announcing that a column of the
troops of*Bessieres has been completely defeated.
the Copititutiorncluates,:from a Spanish paper of
April I, that the King was to have slept the precede.
...ink evening at Baylem. The journey benefits his
'health and that of the Queen. Their Majesties were
_greatly affected with the Marls of attachment which
• were everywhere shown them on their road. Every-
where they passed through patriotic acclamations.
Ali the- Ircr.ch papers, with the exception of the
•z- 'AII
publish the prociaMation of the Duke;
d'Angouleme, which appeared in The Star yester-
slay,. The Jcitruid des Deltats states that it is printed
hods in French'atid.Spanish.

PRIVATE CORUESPONDENCE.
P.ssics, Aram 5.
. The Magistrates of Police are at present busily
em ploy ed in proceeding against the conspirators lately
arrested ; but since nothing has been made public re-
lative to that plot, the Yobbo does not manifest much
curiosity respecting it. It seems, however, to be of
real importance; for. we are able to assure you ascer-
tain, that M. de Lostande, Aid-du-Camp to Guile-
rninot, has, since his confinement in prison, given
himself up to the most violent despair: It is also
said that he has made some valuable disclosures,
which will tiro ow great light on the whole affair.
The Liberal party, whose rage seems to increase
in proportion to the disappearance of their projects of
opposition to the war with Spain, now exert every
rzvolutionag means of working on the people of the
metropolis. Three days ago, in the street le Pelletier, •
in the otiarter 'de'laChausSee d'Antin, placards were,
found containing threats and provocations oftbeasost
. seditious desciiption. These incitements to seditiosi
produced no effect, and were soon torn dawn. •
rARIS, TussesT, Arm. 8, Foes o'CLoes,,v.st.
The French Consul, who left Madrid on the 28th
. alt. has arrived in Paris. The accounts which he
gives of the state of the Constitutional force in Spain
are very discouraging to all the friends of Spanish
• independence. By his account Ulman is within two
leagues of Valencia, which is undefended either by
regular troops or any great body of militia. The
Government has detached the greatest portion of the
troops who accompanied the King from Madrid
against the insurgent fence in that' cittarteti. In blur-
viedro upwards. of: 1A)00 prisoners were taken, and
cannon. J Before the Consul left Madrid 800 of
the.fact hacriakenpbssession of Al Purdo, within
,cryT7 tit distance of Madrid, and threatened the
capital its& Abisbal was exerting himself With the
greatest
.w.yky; but without proportional success, :to
),4411,1;e.c1at. patriotism bf the people, and to organize
Apu . ton twos circulating atl.lladrid proposing.
.4ages in the Constitution. it was thought re-
markablethat this work had not been suppressed by
. the Authorities.
The PrenCh army, wbiet 11$14:•01i.
5c,0447 morning, will meet with no resistance from
Spanish troops till it reaches Madrid. As soon cis
. the head!quarters of the Duke d'Angouleme. are.
established in that capital, a SeluishAernty *it
bz installed, and the whole fUnctions Of Goternogat
in the conquered provinces carried on under its nettle
anJ sanction. The three Continental Towets, it ii
believed by the French Cabinet, *Will accredit their
Ambassador to this mock phantom of French authority.

The Pitote of Sunday says a change of Ministry
in the French Cabinet is spoken of: M. Labourdon-
naye to be appointed to Finance—M. Delalot to
Justice—M. de Bruges to War—M. de Vaubh.-nc to
the :Urine, and M. Chateaubriand will remain Mi-
n'Attt of Foreign Affairs.