Star.
London, England, 1823-06-20 00:00:00

PARIS, JUNE 18.

This morning, before Mass, Count Juel presented
to the King, at a public audience, letters from his
Majesty the King of Denmark, in virtue of which he
is appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Ple-
nipotentiary at this Court.
A letter, written by Marshal Moncey to the Duc
de Belluno, dated Vicb, the 12th of June, at noon,
announces, that according to the latest intelligence,
Mina was marching on Llherono. Baron d'Erolles
was with his troops at Tortella and Montagut.
The Moniteur gives the following as the most cor-
rect statement of the events of the counter-revolution
at Lisbon.

Brigadier Joseph de Souza de Sampayo, com-
manding the 23d Regiment of Infantry, and Colonel
D'Ouliel of the 4th Regiment of Cavalry, accom-
panied his Royal Highness the Infante Michel from
Lisbon to Villa Franca on the 27th ult.; on the same
day they published a proclamation. General Pam-
pelouna, who was at his country house, joined the
Prince, .and was appointed Secretary of State.
On the 28th he departed for Cartaz, where he was
joined by a great body of police cavalry, by the two
Generals Silveira, with several other distinguished
persons, and a great number of the officers of the gar-
risc.n of Lisbon.

On the 29th they marched to Santarem, where the
Duke de Cadaval and several other Nobles joined
them, as well as the militia regiments of all the dis-
tricts. At Libbon the Cortes dismissed the Ministry,
and appointed a nevi one. The remainder of the
garrison are shut up in their barracks, to prevent.
their desertion.

The Cortes, in a Permanent Sitting, declared the
country in danger, and appointed Aviles Commander-
in-Chief, an appointment which he accepted.
The Governors of the provinces of Beyra and of

d'Almeyra, Itith all the troops and the population of
the province have declared for thecause of the King
and the nation. United to the division of General
Amarante they are marching in haste to join the
Prince, at the head-quarters, at Santarem.
By the latest intelligence, it is certain that the
troops which occupy the Province; of Ttas-os-Montes
and Minim, and the district of Porto, belonging to
the division of General Rego, instantly decided to
join the same cause. We have no news of Gene-.
ral Rego. .

Intelligence, which appears official, states that the
rest of the troops in Lisbon bad already joined the
Prince, at Santarem. That the 18th regiment, which
had been constantly entrusted with guarding the
sacred person of the King, had carried him off; and
that the 17th Regiment, which was in garrison at
Cascaes, after liberatidg the Infants from Quelers and
the Queen from Romaillas, had conducted them to
Santarem, where all the Royal Family was assembled,
in better health and in petf•Mt security.
FRENCH FUNDS, WEDNEDAE.—Five Per Cents. 881% 20e.
FROM TIIE CoIisTITUTIONNEL.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
PERPIGNAN, JUNE 10.

Joseph del Estany and Romagosa, who were
charged to defend Delver, retired on the approach of
Mina's troops, without firing a shot, marching on
Puycerda ; and it appears that our military are dis-
satisfied with their conduct. It these troops had de-
fended Delver, Mina would not have entered Cer-
dagne, without having lost.a great number of men.,
Romagosa had with him 1000 men of the Army of
the Faith, and 600 men were sufficient to defend
Belver, and to have retarded Mina for two or three
days, who marches without artillery. Mina, after
having visited 'all the villages of French Cerdagne,
defiled on the seventh with his corps by the Col de
Tosas.

PARIS, JUNE Is.

" TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH ARRIVED FROM BAYONNE

AZ PARIS, JUNE 17.

" Menem Julia 14.
The Major-Gen. to bis Excellency the Minisser of War.
" General Bourmont was at Truzillo on the 11th, anii was to
be at Merida on the 15th.

K Brigadier Merino attacked on the 10th at Moralego the
Corps of the Empecinado, 600 strong, and be't them completely
he killed 100 of them. (Signed) " CHA PPE.
" By order of the President of the Ministers.
" The Commissary of the Exchange,
" BA NDESSON AE It ICHEBOURG."
PARIS, JUNE 17.

We have not learnt, as yet, anything positive of
the result of the military insurrection of Portugal.—
The Diario of Lisbon, of the 31st of May, says, that
the rebels have united at Sacavem.

ROYAL MARI/alt.—The frigates Antigone, Gala-
thee, and Magicienne, each of 44 guns ; and the cor-
vettes Iris and Sylphe, left Brest, L'Oricnt, and
Rochfort, on the 7th of June, to cruize in the Gulf
of Gascoyne, and on the coast of Spain.
The Oracle of Brussels contains the following :

41 According to letters from Leghc;rn of the 29th
of May, the report in that town was, that a Russian
fleet would immediately sail for the Mediterranean,
to cruise in the sea of Malta."

NEWS FROM SPAIN.

MADRID. JUDE 9.

Ballasteros is at Teruel, and from thence is going
to Jativa. By some it is said he has from 6000 to
7000 men, and, according to other accounts, 9000.
—lt appears that a French division of 2000 men are
advancing against him.
We enjoy here the greatest tranquillity.

We hear from Seville that the Constitutionalists
have decreed the suppression of the convents. Mo-
rillo has arrived at Lugo. .

SANGUES, JUNE 4.

We are continually employed here in forming the
blockade of Pampeluna, without any other mode of
attack but that of patience.

These two months past we have been expecting the
besieging artillery, but ihey are not yet arrived.
An event has taken place here of a most serious de-
scription. The day before yesterday (June 2),1 a re-
volt took place amongst the Spanish Royal troops of
Navarre. They wished to restrain the authority of
the Viceroy, Lieutenant-General Count d'Espagne.—
A deputation of all the Officers (one regiment ex-
cepted), presented themselves to the Count, and sig-
nified to him, on the part of the soldiers, that they
would not any longer recognize his authority ; they
also declared that they would not obey any other
authority than the ancient Junta of Navarre. Count
d'Espagne finding himself in a critical situation, an
extraordinary messenger was sent to Madrid with the
above intelligence.