... [FROM THE MONITEUR'or WEONESDAY, JUNE 25.-OrFICIAL P'ART.] Tclcgraplhic dispatci from Bayonne, arrived at Paris 24th June, in the morning:- MVADRID, JUNE 20. THlE MAJOT-GENFRRL TO WlS EXCELLENCY TIlE MINISTER AT WAR. The vanguard of the 2d corps, after having overthrown the rear-guaird of Ballasteros, on. the 1ath, at Algenresi, carried the same day the tote de pet of Alcira, on the Iricar ...

... : THE M1ORNING CHRONTICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, JUIVE 28, 1823. We have before us a file of the Espectador from Seville, up to the 1st of June, received by the Lisbon packet, and to which we were yesterday unable to refer. The contents of these papers supply us with a number of details which, in many respects, would serve to contra- dict the French reports on various minor occurrences in the ...

... THE MORNING CHROItCLE. erf LON D-ON: er T7-HURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1823. *dy We received last night by express the following Tele-. e graphic dispatch, and the Paris Papers of Monday. of Our readers will observe in the extracts from the latter le in another column, that the new mode of taking towns by means of cavalry ascending the walls by scaling ladders, n which MINA, according to the French, has ...

... .XEETINGS OF CREDITORS ThIS DAY,______ AT THtE COUr r OF COSltISOtN0ER0 OF SANrZRVrPT9 ASl00LnAii ae~sT.r ' rT. 11I J Thrmirson and WV. Walker, of WVolverhampton, drapers I A. (hliddon, of King-street, Covent-giurden, tobacconist 1 T. Sykes, of Both aston, Somersetshire, clothier s J. Mliddieton, of New Tothill.street, snith ' 12 %'. Sedgley, inn. of Dudley. WVoresatershire, grocer 2 21 }1. ...

... [FROM THEi MONITBUR OF WEDNESDAY.] PARIS, JUNE 4. ARMY OF THE PYRENEES. Report of the Major-General of the Army of the Pyrenees eto the Minister of War:- e Head-quarters, Madrid, 28th May, 1823. SIR-Immediately after the entry of the army into Ma- drid on the 24th instant, his Royal Highness the Commander- in-Chief gave orders that General Vallin, with the advanced guard of the first corps ...

... FRENCH FORC1E IN SPAIN. - I To 'rlE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, I give you below a calculation which you may rely n is not very wide of the mark of the French force of n fantry entering Spain-their present disposition-and their estimated strength at the end of this Summer's camnpa ter Shew this to any military man you choose, anid ask hill if the calculation is a fair one ? Ask him ...

... PA \RIS, JTE A. The imarch of tiespotism is nit ore rapi ,1 e 21 and it will either effect the contl(Ies ndo 103 htldog liberal alid! j ust, aind hlopeful, 0 r1' Ill-liS IL thle most dreadfull Ilattre. T1he forilcy ra- to1 LLILlvI proi aleI resuilt, for sn:,picioll, disunion, antl dfleiltl I0',~:0 seClired( to -iil linconceIivable~ extent Iy tile s~liV it ,~ of tile Governmenolt ;ill fact, it ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT'i or GRECAT 'BRI7A[N AND IRELAND. 5 H O U SHOUE OF LORDS, JUNE 9. Is ~~~MARRIAGE BILL. iiThe LORD CHANCELLOR s9tated, that some mistalke hadl ir arisen with respect to the further consideration of the Report 'e of the Marriage Bill, which was fixed for this day, but which -was understood by several Noble Lords to stand for to-morrow. In order to avoid inconvenience, it ...

... The following was received yesterday from Bayonne - BAYONNE, MAY 29.-The letters brought by the army cou- rier from Madrid not being yet delivered, we can only speak of the reports in circulation here. Opinions are very much divided respecting the Council of Castile, convoked by the Duke of Angouleme. Some persons who are well acquainted with almost all the Ministers of that Council, think ...

... LON D ON: FRIDAY, JUNVE 20, 1823. The prevalence of contrary winds still prereftS the Spanish OF the Lisbon packet, so anxiously expocted a nd' the Sanish letters received in the coursec stertaY by no means make uIp the deficiency. We arc thecrefiagiobietorcro French sources for information fo n ater tei vague and inconsistcnet asscritoss in tile Ultra Journals of Paris, I the following ...

... : To relisll In its full absurdity the inconsistency of the Ultras ;t aed fanatics of Paris, when they harp upon the declaration of Dpe l'lbiswal, that the majority of the Spanish nation are ad- s.ers to tne Constitution, and bewail in pathetic terms the cruelty of forcing upon a people a government which it dis- lise;, ive iniast recollect that these sapient scribes are writing tin France, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BR.ITAIr AND IRELAND, HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 19. Lord Barbaam, introduced by Lords Gambier and Calthorp, took the oaths and his seat. Mr. Brogden, attended by several Members, brought up from the Comnmons the Scotch Confirmation Bill, the Brim- stone, the Beer Duties Drawback Bill, and several other Bills, which wvere read a third time. 'The Dulke of LEINSTER ...