Star.
London, England, 1823-07-05 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received to-d iy, by Express, the Moni-
sm of Thursday, and a letter from our Private Cor-
respondent, written in the afternoon of the same day,
aneouncing the defeat of the corps under LOPEZ
BA NOS.

FROM THE MONITEUR.
PARIS, JULY 3.
By an Ordonnance of the 501.11 ult. Viscount de
Senonneb, Secretary-General of the Household, has
been appointed the locum tencus of Marshal Lauris-
ton during his absence.
The accounts from Lisbon state, that the new or-
demf things has not met with the slightest obstacle,
but has excited general enthusiasm throughout the
whole population of Portugal.
The Lisbon Gazette of the 12th ult. contains a long
list of the names of the Officers who had the honour
to draw the King's cars iage from the Castle of Los
Atlas to the Palace of B:mposta.
FROM VIE ECHO DU MIDI.
AX, Jii NIC
On the night ofthe 17th, 600 Constitutionalists left
Balaguer, and being joined by 1,000 men of the gar-
rison of Lerida attacked the division ,of Navarre,
amounting to 2,000 men, at Tantarita. The latter
did not at first bring the whole of their forces into
action, but by placing 800 men in a large church,
the Constitutionalists were between two fires; the con-
scquence of which was, that 600 of them were killed,
and they lost all their munitions, a mule loaded with
money, &q horses, and two pieces of artillery.
Yesterday morning at seven o'clock, 2,000 French
arrived at Alas.a village about an hour's march from
S,eo d'Urgel. At }Q o'clock a Spanish Royalist di-
vision took up a position at Calvigna, a small village
on a height in front of the fort. Another division is
marching on Enserail, which commands the pass of
Andorre, and at noon a considerable body of infantry
and 200 horse will complete the blockade of the fort.
This military operation, which has been so long de-
iced, will prevent the garrison from getting any
further supplies of money or provisions from the
neighbouring towns.
It is said that Mina, who had gone to Cenca, had
turned towards Ouliana. We are assured that he has
been seen in the neighbourhood, and that his troops,
who are in a most deplorable state, are charged with
escorting several families of women and children,
who have fled with him. It is believed that he had
encountered in his march the troops of Camarlot and
some other Royalist chief, and that he had not time
to re-enter Seo, as he had declared he would do.
A. second column of prisoners of war, taken on the
15th and 16th, arrived this morning at Perpignan.
The town of Cadagues, on the coast of Catalonia,
has become the refuge of a great number of Consti-
tutionalists, who have restored the stone of the Con-
stitution, a monument which is execrated thseughenstl
the whole of Spain. As soon as this seditious,k4sitas
made known to the authorities, several of the easel
prominent individuals were arrested, and the wahtisin
of the refugees driven out of the town.
On the 19th, a small vessel which was conveying
800 muskets to Barcelona, was captured by a vessel
belonging to the Royal Marine.
It is said that Manso, being informed of the occu-
pation of Tortosa by the Royalists, and that several
corps of French troops were on tire banks of the E'.)ro

and the plain of Tarragona, had determined on quit-
ting the latter city, with the whole of his disposable
troops, and had to ken the direction of Seb d'Urgel
between Vich and Lerida. It is not known whether
he has realized this project or not.