The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-11 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

[From the Journal des Debar.]
AlAunt!), AUG. 1.-a-Ballasteros has been or-
dered by the Cortes to defend Andalusia until
superior force obliged him to abandon it, in
which case he was to join the ioi.disura army of
Estretnadura. But every thing leads to the be-
lief that this General will not long attend to the
orders of the Cortes.
[From 11th Ccmstituilonnel4
PARIS, Aug. 7.-4 t was reported on the Stock
Exchange -that a suspension of arms between our
troops and those of General Ballasteros had
.been agreed upon. It was even pretended, as
'had been done several times before, that this Ge-
neral had sent in his submission ; but letters from
Madrid, received to-day, do not mention a sylla-
ble of this news.

[racist OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.]
PERPIGNAN, Jury 30.-0 n the 25th our
troops took the road to Cervera, and attacked
the enemy in formidable positions. The Consti-
tutionalists made a good resistance, and fought
all the day, retiring from position to position, as
far asTarrega, two short leagues beyond Cer-
vera, where they presented themselves in order
'of battle, after having effected their retreat in
the greatest order, and forced us to give five dif-
ferent battles in the five positions successively
occupied in the course of the day in front of
'Cervera. We lost some officers and soldiers, and
'had two superior officers among the wounded.
It was thought that there would have been a
`new engagement on the '26th, but, it. appears that
it did not take place till the 27th.—We have no
details of it. The only news that has reached
us lA, that the division of Baron d'Eroles was se-
--riously endangered, and that it was only rescued
''by the 3d of the line and the 10th light regiment.
‘Vhile the division of General Donnadieu was
lighting near Cervera, it is said an attempt was
made to take Mont-Jouich from the Constitu.
,tionalists, and that Count Curial, who had intel-
ligence in the place, sent the brigade of General
Vasserot on the '2sth (St. James's Day) to get
possession of it, which unhappily did not succeed,
It is said our troops valiantly advanced up to the
ditch, and that the fire of the plate forced them
'to retire.

[From else Tanilei Francais.]
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[PRIVATE CORRESPONDENGE.]
FRANKFORT, A on. 3.—lt is said, that if the
'war in 'Spain should not be finished in the course
:of the summer, or if it should take a turn con.
I rary.te'the wishes of the great powers, they will
'again have recourse to a Congress, that sovereign
remedy of modern diplomacy for every great evil.
It will meet at the beginning of October at Vienna,
and the measures necessary to be adopted will be
immediately discussed. There are even some di-
plomatists who assert, that in any case, a Congress
of Sovereigiis will be held this Autumn at Vienna,
by the express wish of the EMperor Alexander,
and Prince Metternich. I n this assemby, the key-
stone of the edifice of thelloly4llian6 is wie fixed,
and on this occasion the Congress will not be limited
to the Great Powers of Europe and their prinapal
Ministers, as at the Congresses of Mx-la-Chapelle,
Troppau, Laybach and Verona, but that the
Princes of a second and th 4. ird'ra are to be in-
vited to attend it either personally or by their
.-Ambassadors. Thus they will haVe no more any
reason to complain of waving their aliairs discus-
sed without hearing their own opinions.
PARIS, Ittro, o.—FnErten Fuxns.—Five per Cent. Con-
tinls opened at 921. 40c.; closed at 92f. 55c.
ilankStOck,l,s92f. 50c.
Neapolitan Five per Cents. 7011.
Exchange on London—One Month, 25f. 75c.; Thee Months,
frl3f. Tours Authentique, Aug. 8.)