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London, England, 1823-06-11 00:00:00

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rtratl:stuhitnegjnoPiyasiuleme, was. that of Liberator. 'I he Ptinee tit
Which he was welcomed when he went out as we'll al
his return in the evening. The most Rttreting"
Prince
superb chariot, accompanied the Dat
who was escorted by the Body Guar
Highness answered the enthusiasm of
peopmerihe most expressive and affecting SillUtiSilli
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• BAY ONNE, Jurit-3,
''• Aft have here a company of the Regiment of Els,
' befuohe., who are all old soldie-rs.
- The-mall • fort situated between St. Espett ail
BafOttile`has been entirely tepaired, by order ofth
Minister 4 War. Men are continually at woth 44
the ramparts.
The most tecent letters from St. Febanian to
Pampeluna state, that the greatest trait II i l !li!y reirs
in their respective neighbourhoods. The eoeroy'sv,,
risons have not made any more sorties.

TOURS, JUNE 7.
Tim Archbishop of Tarragona and the Marquis d~
Mataflorida have been some days in thiscity, who*
they appear likely to prolong their stay.
Baron d'Estaheurath and the Military !tumuli*
yesterday reviewed six hundred young soldiers ofilit
depots of the 6th and 9th regiments of the
garrison in this city. These recruits, who have htei
two months here, are remarkable for their discipline
and good appearance, and have already the au of
veterans.
They have marched for Spain, where they will Teich
their regiments, who form part of the Sd corps, under
the orders of Prince riohetilohe. All' these rial
soldiers appear animated with the best spilit, and
their departure was marked by the cry, a thousand
times repeated, of “ nye Roi

PARIS, JUNE 9.

The Diario of Madrid of the lst and 2d of Joe,
contains the bulletins of the acts of the ProvinciAl
Junta, during its residence at Vittoria, and the Ines.
sures of police taken by the Authorities fur preserving
order. The inhabitants were no sooner restored to the
management of their own affairs, than they anew
bled in crowds in all the Churches, thinking ther
could not better express their gratitude to the French
than by carrying their vows to the Altar, and pray.
ing for the preservation of the Prince and the pro.
sperity of his flmily.

The affability which distinguishes the Bourbon,
says the Diarist, and which so particularly manifests
itself in the character of the Doc d'Angouleme, is
most gratifying to the inhabitants of Guiposora
and Alava. Indefatigable in his cares 'for every
branch of the Government, he had at Vittoria the
supreme gratification of seeing them crowned wits
the' happiest effects. He received the addtesseid
adherence of the Generals and the Royalist troopsis
this part of the kingdom, as well as of them unicipstq
of the places occupied by the Spaniards our anis.
The moral force which his Royal Highness has a•
quiredis very great, and daily gains a stability Aid
the pretended Constitutional System sought in vas
to obtain by the force of bayonets.
The Spanish Royalist Chief Guerguet is no most
In pursuing the Constitutionalists, he had the misfor-
tune to fall into the river, at Laredo: carried away
by the torrent, he disappeared, with some of his
followers, who experienced the same unhappy fan
The Constitutionalists perceiving this, hastened a
the bank of the river, which unfortunately was nut
occupied by the Royalists. They drew the body d
Guerguet from the water, still breathing, And curial
it into the fort, where, some minutes afterwards,
the barbarians inhumanly shot him.
The Journal de Paris, reasoning on the arain d
Spain, says, the month of June will be decisive. it
must remove every doubt on the nature of the Spa-
nish expedition, and on the means of terminating it.
If a mixed party do not arise at the call of Abisbal—
if direct negotiations are not entered into with the
Cones—if the last ramparts within which the Spa-
nish Constitution shall takerefuge be not forced, we
must prepare for a longer campaign than was anti&
pated. The Ministerial plan, hitherto followed, will
then be found insufficient. Thus a first fault brings
after it a thousand others ; and thus, also, a first on-
cession made by authority to a party, leads to entry
kind of concession.

The Etoik announces that the courier Mende, who
has arrived at Paris to-day, having left Madrid :an
the Ist of June, had been stopped between Alias
and Mendragon by three robbers, who having dragged
him into a wood, stripped him of his clocker. and
robbed him of his money. They, however, left him
his dispatches. The Mode, for the edification of is
readers, takes care to inform.them that those robbers
professed Royalist sentiments.
BILBOA, JANE 1.-
The Junta of Biscay has closed its Sittings, after
haring concluded all the objects on which it was mu
cupied. Among the most remarkable of these no
dte formation of a corps of 1500 men, who mete re.
ceive pay during the present circumstances.or#
province, front either direct or indirect centribetiso
In addition to this corps, destined for the gesnri
service of the Royal cause, there is forming is ark
town a Royal volunteer militia for special smite
These corps are already established in most of !1'
communes, and that of Bilboa is very numerno‘c
4. MOSIDATe-.• Five per Cents. l'rllllll MOP
?be iI4OVE *PC. SOW felt Oft OW. 1&c.

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Parliament, it it said, will be prorogued abotti
10th of neat month.