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SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1823.

Paris papers to the 9th instant have been received
since our last. Those of Thursday contain the fol-
lowing

TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH:

" Paris, May B.—The bead-quarters were removed to
Miranda on the sth. The population from several
Races had repaired thither, and showed the greatest sa-
tisfaction.

" The 4th corps entered Gerona on the 2J, where it
was expected with impatience, anti was received with the
most lively enthusiasm."
The route of the Grand Army, and the arrangements
of the army of Catalonia, are thus stated by the Mo-
sitrer
:

ARMY OF TIIR PYRENEIS.
Head-quOrters, rittoria, May 2.
The Army will break up on the sth of May, and
mirth on Madrid.—The firand [lead-quarter and the
Citips of Reserve will proceed by Burgos, Aran,la, Boit-
Tars, and Alrovendas ; the Corps d'Armee, commanded
by Marshal the Duke de Reggio, by Palencia, Vallaolo-
did, ti.got•ia, Guatlarams, and Galopayar ; the Corps

d'Anner, commanded by lien. Oben, by Tudela, Tara-
gona, Agrida, Almazan, Paredrs, Jadraque,Ouadalac-

ara, awl Aleata; the (•orps d'Ann.e, commanded by Or

neral Molitor, remains on the Ebro, to aq in concert

with the dth corps; the Corps d'Artnee commanded by
General Bourg, whose head-qnarters will be at Burgos,
istppoioted to keep up the communication between St.
Andero and Madrid ;—the Corps d'Armee commanded
by Prince Ilohenlohe will continue the blockade of San
Setastian and Pampeluna, and maintain the communica-
tion batwe-n f run and Briresca.

FOURTH CORPS. OR ARMY OP CATALONIA.
Head-quarters, Perolads, April 23.
The enemy continued to: occupy yesterday his posi-
tion• of Bezalu and Tortslla. Lie will be attacked in
them as won as the decrease of the Ruth will permit u■
to act on both banks.

General Donnadieu was to arrive yesterday at Citnpre-
don. His appearance on the flanks and rear of the enemy
will not long be delayed.
General de la Roche Ayman observes the road of Ge-
rona. The inhabitants of that place have sent a deputa-
tion to him, in order to hasten the entry of the ,French
troops. The Political Chief and General Bianco, at the
head of from 300 to 400 militia, quitted Gerona yester-
day in great haste, and took the route to Barcelona.

The occupation of Gerona by a part of Moncey's corps,
would have been an event of li'tle consequence, since
that town was nut defended by the Constitutionalists, it
it did not seem to have encouraged the Duke d'Angou-
leme to cross the Ebro to Miranda. This advance of the
'lead-quarters is not above five and twenty miles, and;
when there, they are full a hundred and sixty miles from
Madrid, not having yet proceeded more than a hundred
'piles from Bayonne. Had Mina been able to
•intain himself close to the French Frontier,
nt.
Du:se would not have been disposed to ad-
the
from fear that his left Rank should be turned,
vane` ,
.at his line of communications should be inter-
end ts
It appears, I:owever, that the march of bloli•
reptrtl. .
toes di moo to Saragossa has had the effect to make
Mina
roils -push his original plan, and fall back in the
~lons, in order to maintain open his comma-
line of Ban.
Ballasteros; but that he will evactute
citations it
Catalonia with. sut a struggle, is extremely doubtful. The
ral Rego with a strong division of Por-
entrance of Gen "
*o Spain, is fully confirmed by these
tuguese troops to.
papers. He is sal, 1 to have proceeded beyond Ciudad
as
.far as Salamanca, in which case
Rodrigo and yearly
he would be able to loin the Count of Abisbal at the
before the enemy could reach
Prado in front of Maths
that capital, even if win lamed amidst the passes of the
,
Sumo Sierra. Whether to ey would make a stand with
their united force, which
'mild not fall far short of
s.
25,000 men, or whether they s. ld f back on the Ta-
gus, and wait for the arrival of Ballasteros, must be re-
gulated by the numbers which ti. Duke of Angouleme
will send or bring with him to occupy the Capital.
With respect to Count Amarante amt his band, they have
again offered their services to the enens,''. and again been
refused. The following article from the Ministerial
Journal des Debate will show, however, that this refu-
sal is a mere mockery ; for it declares tba although
Amarante is not to be admitted in the French ranks, lie
will be allowed to fight in those of the Spanis,i Royal-
ists, who, as well as the Freneh troops, form I, utrt of
the Duke of Angouleme's army, and obey his ordea a,
(FROM MR JOURNAL Ults DEBATS.)
We think it necessary to remark that some Journals,
in mentioning that the Count of Amarante has just
effected a junction with the French Army, have made an
incorrect report. It is known that the Duke d'Angou.
leme positively declined the co•pperation of the Portu-
guese General, because France was not at war with Po:.
tugal. An Aide-de-Camp of the Count of Amarante
bariog arrived at Burgos to make propositions to the
Duke de Reggio, the Marshal refused to listen to him,
and even to see him, for the reason assigned by the Duke
d'Angouleme. Truly we cannot carry our good faith
further. But should the Count of Amarante nog join
the Swinish Royalists, we have no right to prevent him ;
and should General Rego, who pursues the Count, pre-
sent himself before our soldiers in the enemy's ranks,
most certainly lie will be driven back. But all this does
not involve as with Portugal, any more than we are in-
volved with England/ because Sir Hobert Wiliun is au