The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-20 00:00:00

-PARIS PAPERS.

IFrorn the Journal 'des ilebaes.l
PARIS, Suet. 17.—Yesterday a momentary
Alepression was produced in the -public fbuds, by
the circulation of news absolutely destitute of

foundation :--
It was said, that 'the Cotteabad embarked the
Nlug of gpain and the Royal -Family on board of
an English frigate,ivhich had conveyed them to
'‘-tirmiltar. The 'statement is
It was said, that un American, squadron,' after
passing through the blockading floet,,had 'entered
Cadiz, .and re-victualled the .place. The state-
ment is 'false.
It was said that 11 bomb 'vessels, sent against
-Puittakis, had been driven back by the garrison
of that port. The statement is false.
It was said, that hostilities, which had ceased
'during three days, were . restimed oh the 6th.
The fact is, that hostilities have 'never been sus-
pended. We have news of the 7th.
It was said, that 13allasteros had notified to
Geueral Molitor that he.. had again taken up
arms. The statement is.
It was said that Mina, made a sortie
from Barcelona with 3,000 men, had,'after a. san-
guinary conabn't, repulsed. Marshal 40oncey. The
statement is false. •
-It was said, that Marshal Lauriston had sus-
tained a check before Plimpeluna: . The state-
ment is false.
it,-It finally said, that the yellow fever was
making great ravages at Port Passage. Even,
L'Eloile of yesterday announced that an epi-'
demic malady, .brought by a vessel from the
Havannah, had broken out at Passages.
The following is the truth :---The ship in ques
lion from the Havannali has been at Passage
these two monthsi no symptom of yellow fever
has been observed. Some persons in the town
have been attacked with typhus, occasioned by
the multitude of Spanish refugees from St. Sebas..
tian ; and during the last fortnight only two
patients died. The military authority iinme•
diately adopted every precaution neiessaryc
such a case.
Foist ST. MARY, SEPT. 7.—(14 Express.)

The negociations appear to be broken :
.off, the
Duke of Aogouleme having declared that he will
MU listen to any arrangement unless the King and
the Royal family be previously set free. The ring-
leaders, though much cast down, could not bring
themselves to the resolution of letting go their
prey. We must strike another blow to make them
yield. It is said the attack will be made on the Bth
or 12th. The truth is, that we are ignorant of the
day, the moment, and the point of attack. These
are the secrets of oar illustrious Generalissimo,
who knew so well the time for carrying the Troca-
dero. Our fleet is reinforced by the vessels from
Corunna., and artillery and amnuinition arriving
from all quarters. It is impossible to describe
'the ardour of our soldiers. We have just learned
that a division. of Molitor's army has entered
Malaga. Ballasteros has - expelled from his
troops all the Exaltados,has shut them up in the
fortress of Lorca, and has distribUted the rest of
'his army in the cantonments pointed out by
General Molitor.
The Mode gives, from the Madrid Gazette
Extraordinary of the 10th September, a dispatch
from Lieutenant-General Dou Juan Caro, dated
Malaga, the 6th instant, giving an account of the
operations which took place 'near that city,where
Riego commanded a body of troopsoind which
endetiin the following capitulation :
" Art. I. The garrison arc prisoners of war: The officers to
preserve their arras.atid effects, until fresh orders are issued.
Ko Q. /‘.ll vessels of war, and all other vessels laden with
money and military stores, are compriied in tide capitulation.
" 3. All the forts, all the batteries, with their armaments
and provisions of all kinds, and
" 4. All Spanish soldiers who are In Malaga, are also in-
ducted in the capitulation."
" Concluded at Malaga the 4th September, and sent to
General Count Loverdo, tobe ratified by him. The ra.
lifteation took place the same day.
(From the Pilote.
PROTEST of the REGENCY of SPAIN against the EKE-
. CUTION of the DECREE of ANDUJA R.
TO 1115 EXCELLENCY CUE DUNE DE 11E0010.
" Your Excellency-:-The - Regency of this • kingdom has
been, °facial,' informed that last night three French officers
pm-looted themselves at the city prison with several gen-
darmes, and" set at liberty twenty-two Spaniards detained
under the authority of the' laws. The Regency has learn-
ed with surprise an event which attacks the sovereignty of
the King, in Whose name it governs; and not being able to
endure this encroachment upon its dignity, it protests, in the
face of Europe, Whose assistance it implores, against the violence
of this act.
,4 Upon hearing of this proceeding, the Regency of the king-
dons would have been glad if it had had the power to abandon
the reins of Government; but reflecting on the situation of the
Sovereign, the neceSsity of preserving union between the two
nations, ar.d of maintaining public order in theinterior, it felt
the duty of continuing its functions, in spite of the outrage
oared to the authority with which it is invested.
" The Regency of the kingdom orders me to address this
protest to-yen. Excellency, in reply to the official cammunica-
tion Which it has received.

4, I hare the honuur to he, &c.

" August: 15, 1.823."

[From the Courier. Frangais.l
SEr•r.' 3.—The Count Con-
falonieri, the Marquess Paravicini, the Advocates
Cassiglia and IVionpiani, Col. Moreti, and three
Students of this town have been condemned to
death for political offences. It is Itope'd, how.
e,ver, that his Majesty the Emperor of Austria,
upon his approaching visit, will pardon the con.
domned.—((orrespondemt of Nuremberg).

A. New York Paper of the 21st ult. says-
-44 Letters from Caraccas communicate
gence, that Mr. Twin, our Charge des Affaires
at Bogota, has prevailed on the Government to
modify the revenue laws, by abolishing the extra
five per cent. hitherto paid on imports from the
United Slates, more than was paid on irn ports
from Europe."