The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-09 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

EMS, SEPT. G.,--We have received by an ex-
traordinary courier, the Restanrador of Madrid.
of the Ist of September.
The Regency having established the principle
that all the property belonging to the clergy, re-
gular and secular, shall be fully restored to them,
the, purchasers. of the said property have been
authorised, for this year -only, to collect the
;crops of the ecclesiastical lands, but under the
express condition of payipg the rents, &c., due
from the said lands to the legitimate proprietors.
A decree of the Regency of the
.15th of August
annuls all the dispositions of the act of the soidisant
Cortex, which abolished the seiguorial rights,
krusett,by the name of seignorios jurisdietionales.
--.(Etoile.).fit •
is altogether natural for malevolence to avail
Itself to the time employed in the attack of the
Tratadero, and the absence of all news from
Spain, now almost entirely restored to peace. In
cousequence, we read yesterday that llasteros
has .again taken up arms, and that Reaßr a-Admiral
Hamelin has been recalled, after an unsuc-
cessful attack upon Cadiz. Ballasteros,. far
from having resumed * his arms, has written
to the Regency. There has been no attack
on, Cadiz. ;-Rear-Admiral tramelin has not
bees,s dismissed,. but has resigned his command
in. -.consequence of an infirmity, of which
he ~has sent a certificate under the hands of
his, physician. The great strategists of the
opposition journals will not find our correspond-
ent in error in relation to the Trocadero. We
-tell them that our correspondent is acquaint.
ed -with Port St. Mary and the Trocadero,
which these gentlemen only know. from the
map, and. that-he referred not to the fort of the
Trocadero, properly so called, but to the tongue
of land on which that fort is placed, and which
is also called the Trocadero. lie knows sell
that Matagorda, and even St..l oseph, are two other
farts, constructed at the point of the Trocad are over
against Puntules,which is built on a point of sand,
which also bears the name of Puntales, and this
point is at the end of the causeway which unites
the Isle of Leon. We further tell these gen! (e
melt, that the English and Spaniards give the
name of Trocadero to the isle which the French
call Saint Louis, from the name of the fort upon
it, which is separuted by a renal from that which
the French call the Trocadero. The,same name
given to different places has produced confu-
sion in the heads of the able men whom we
combat. ' The Peninsula Trocadero, comprising
the forts Trocadero, St. Joseph, and Matagorda,
certainly shuts up the entrance of the inner port,
leaving between the fort Matagorda and Pontales
a channel only of about 500 toises wide. When
disposed to 'give lessons, we sltuulditot expose.
ourselves to receive them. A malady produced
by excess of fatigue has obliged Rear-Admiral
Baron Hamelin to quit the command of the naval
force before Cadiz. This General officer has ex-
hibited the greatest zeal and unbounded devo-
tion during the whole time of the difficult coin.
mond intrusted to him. lie enjoys the esteem and
affection of all the Commanders of the vessels of
the squadron, as also of the Generals of the land
service With whoM he has acted, and 1%110 have
uniformly praised his active co-operation.---
(Journal. des. D Allis.)
The afficial news which the. Moniteur gave
yesterday' has not had importance enough to
paralyse the effect of the different reports cir-
culating in Paris for the last three er four days.
--The uncertainty as to the events before
Cadiz, which is prolonged much beyond the
term at which the Treasury Journal promised
important results, has given the manufacturers
of news occasion to feed the avidity of those
who are curious to listen to them. There is no
sort of rumour which does not prevail ropecting.
the affairs of Cadiz. To...day, for example, Ad-
miral Ilemelin is not the only person who has left
an important command. A Lieutenant-General
is mentioned as having been superseded, and eves.'
the-cause of Isis removal is pointed out us con-
meted with the arrangements which preceded the
arrival at Port St. Mary of the Prince General-
Constilutionnel).
• A Ithors,4ll the official bulletin from the army
does not announce the resignation of Bear-
Admiral Hamelin, it is nevertheless true and it
was yesterday reported on 'Change, that General
atorde,•oult had also resigned, ar.n that he had
•hoen replaced by Gen. Bournsont.-,- (Journal des
Paris).
The Editor of the Drapeau Blanc has been
condemned to fifteen days' imprisonment and 140
francs fine, for a letter to Frayssinuus, Grand
Muster of the University, condemning the system
of education in France,-(Etoile.)
We.were astonished yesterday in the trial of
the Drapeau Blanc, that the public Minister
should have thought himself authorised by the law
to take no notice of the acknowledged author of
an improper article, and to direct the laws solely
against the responsible Editor. It seems that M. de
It Mennais, the author of the article in question,
thinks as we do. in an article in the Dropeau
Blanc, signori by him, herepreliends very severely
the ill consequence of a proceeding which spared
ilte4uthtir of a writing to punish the editor. This
strticle,lar from offering any trace of the docile
and conciliatory tone 'lately observed in the Bra.
;lean Blanc towards the Ministry, is ,rentarkable
for its bitterness and acrimony, which, seems to
prove that M. de la Mennals has tuken no :part in
the arrangement- which his colleagues way have
concluded.—Courisr Francais.)
Poser ST. MARY, Av0.211.—.-Thhe morning entered the
roads of Cadiz, an English vessel from Gibraltar, which, after
tiring s salute of six guns, ranged itself among the vesstda, of
tha French squadron. In the evening this Captain of the ves-
sel and. an Baglish Commissary disembarked, and paid their
viols** to the Prince Generalissimo.
In consequence of the convention concluded with General
iitillasteros, General Andres Hquaguirre, Constitutional Com-
mandant of Port do Penas de San Pedro, situated near the high
road from Madrid to Murcia and Valencia, and, the provinces
of Chinchilla, CLICTICA, Guatialaxara, and Ciudad Real, has
ivkade hb Submlasicn, *smell As the troops nreicr his commend.
lle' preparstiaas; setting Cadiz an *a Pushed with the
gr?etszt rapidity.