Star.
London, England, 1823-07-14 00:00:00

ARMY OF THE PYRENNEES.-BULLETTN.

" "Aldjor-tieneral Huber, informing his Royal Highness of his
arrival at Oviedo the 27th of June, gives him an account of a
new affair which his troops bad on the 25th, beyond Aviles.
Captaiu Beaumitz, of she 4th Hussars, having advanced towards
the town immediately on the arrival of General Huber at Gijon,
and having with him 80 hoarse of his own regiment and of the
17th Chasseurs, and two companies of infantry, arrived at Aviles
just as the rear-guard of Campanili() had quitted it to retreat
cowards Mures. He overtook it near Fort St. John : the enemy
formed in a square, and endeavoured to manoeuvre so as to
put himself under the protection of that fort; butsbeing briskly
attacked, his ranks were broken, and fled in all directions. M. de
Beaumitz immediately put part of his cavalry towards Fort St.
John : it entertd with the enemy, and the garrison of 50 men
threw themselves into a boat, and endeavoured to escape; but
Lieutenant Duez having caused the boat to be fired at, it ran
aground, and only ten men were saved.
" The results of this affair, which was conducted with vigour
and skill, were seventy prisoners, many killed,' four pieces of
cannon, a large quantity of muskets and baggage, and the com-
pletion of the dispersion of Carnpanillo's troops, who had hardly
200 men left when he arrived behind Nalon. Captain Beau-
mitz was perfectly seconded by Lieutenant Duez, of the 17th
Chasseurs. He mentions, as having distinguished themselves,
Lieutenant Kersoly and Brigadiers Chapeller and Constant, of
the 4th Hussars, and Quartermaster Porcet, of the Pith Chas-
seurs. The Spanish General Longa arriving at Infieeto, at-
tacked at the same time, on the 25th, two revolutionary bands,
one on the side of Campo Caro, the other towards Oviedo. Both
were destroyed. Bernard Alvares, the chief of one of them,
surrendered.

" Part of General Huber's troops were at Oviedo on the 26th.
He himself passed that day at Gijon, in order to have the men
pursued who had fled to the mountains, and to collect the
soldiers of Campanillo, who presented themselves in great num-
bers. He has also taken several vessels laden with arms which
were in the ports of the Asturias, and were destined for the
places occupied by the enemy. He was received at Oviedo on
the 27th with the acclamations of all the population, who the
out to meet him. Count Molitor has announced to his
Highness, that the head of the 2d corps was on the 30th at
Monforte, before Alicant, as well as at Riche, a march and a
half from Murcia, whither the General is advancing in pursuit
of the troops of Ballasteros.
" Head-quarters, Madrid, July 5.
" By order of his Royal Highness,

"The Major-General Count GUILLEMINOT."
Fanitcw FUNDS, Paris, July 11.—Five per Cents. opened at
90. 55. ; highest, 90. 60. lowest, 90. 25. closed at 90. 60.
FROM THE CONSTITUTIONNEL OF FRIDAY.
(EXPRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.)
PERPIGNAN, JULY 3.

A convoy which set out from Vich for the troops
which form the blockade of the Seu d'U►ge), was
attacked on the 25th ult. between Cabriana and Saint
Triton, by Llobera, with 800 troops of the line, and
2,000 peasants. The convoy was either destroyed or
taken. The rear:timid, consisting of 200 men, made
a noble resistance, and displayed-wvalour worthy of
French soldiers, bat they were forced to yield to
numbers.

As soon as this event was known at the Seu d'Urplf
the Baron crEroles, with three battalions, and General
St. Priest, with his brigade, quitted the environs ofI
that place, and marched for Vich, passing by Salsona
and Cardona. ltomagosa remains in the environs of
la Seu with 12 or 1300 men.
FROM TIM COURIIER FRANCAIS OF FRIDAY.