The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-15 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received at a late hour, by, Express,
the Pitole of yesterday, and the Etoile, the
Journal des Debuts, and Constitationnel, of Sa-
turday night. Our columns are so crowded that
we have no room for observations. The follow-
ing are extracts :

(From the Pilate of Yerterday.)
NEWS FROM THE FRONTIERS OF SPAIN.
MATARO, SEPT. 2,—An affair took place on
the 27th and 28th, near the walls of Tarragona.
The Marshal, as we formerly stated, marched on
that place with the division of Baron Eroles, and
from 14 to 15 battalions of French troops, to
force Milans to submission, or to shut him up in
Tarragona. The attack commenced on the 27th,
and each party fought bravely. The loss of the
militia was considerable. On the 18th the Mar-
shal attacked them with three columns—one by
the walls, one by Altafulta, and the third by
Rees. The enemy, who was strongly entrenched
at Loreto, defended himself with courage ; but
the bravery of our troops surmounted all ob-
stacles. The Constitutionalists; although in great
.numbers, were forced from their position, and
pursued under the walls of the place. This affair
has been the must severe contest that has been
'fought in Catalonia. The official accounts have
* not as yet appeared.
(From the Etoile of Saturday. )
CAMP BEFORE PAMPELUNA, SEPT. G.P-41. Rau-
cogne has informed me, yesterday, that our loss
is 100 killed and about 150 wounded. We have
bombarded the town during the whole of last.

night.
SEV, SEPT. s.—We have lost all hopes of a
speedy surrender of this place. It appears it is
provided for some time with provisions and war.
like stores, which we have learnt from deserters.
The troops forming the blockade are to the num-
ber of 3400 men.

BAYONNE, SEPT. 6.—Letters from Orense in-
form us that the Constitutionalists left it on the
19th, and the French entered on the 20th. The
bands of Lopez Banos, Amor, and Dali, united
for some time past, are at this moment behind

the Tagus.
PERPIGNAN) SEPT. 6.—An Officer who has es-
caped from Figuerae reports; that all the OCR-

cers of the garrison have agreed to deliver up
that fortress on the Bth inst.

PARIS, SEPT. 13.—We have received, by an
extraordinary conveyance, the Official Gazette
of Madrid of the Bth Sept. It only gives the
two Official Bulletins published by us relative
to the taking of the Trocadero. The Restaura-
dor, which we have also received, does not give
any news from the armies.

(From the Jourval des Davis of Saturday.)
NEWS FROM SPAIN.
MADRID, SEPT. 7.
(By A COURIER EXTRAORDINAIIT.)

It appears that the population of Cadiz are in
great anxiety for the fate of that town. The at-
tack of the Trocadero has shown to them that
nothing can resist the valour of the French troops;
and it is known that the embarkation of our
troops is going forward with great activity. At
San Lucar they are getting on board troops every
night, to exercise them. More than 100 vessels
of all classes remain on the coast to be employed.
It is also known that great anxiety prevails
amongst the French to bring to a speedy conclu-
sion this campaign, by the taking of Cadiz by as-
sault. On the 3d of September there arrived at
Port St. Mary a vessel from Cadiz, with a letter
to his Highness, but the contents are not known.
On the 3d, a part of the troops which were in
the Isle of Leon returned into Cadiz, to suppress
a riot, as it' is said, in the Faubourg de la
Yergna.
This instant a report prevails that Colonel
Garces, having obtained authority to return to
Cadiz, has since returned with General Alava to
the bead-quarters of his Royal ' Highness the
Duke of Angouleme ; and that both of them
were bearers of new propositions.
[From the Constitutionnel of Saturday, Sept. 13.]
FROM THE MEMORIAL. BORDELAIS.

SAINT JEAN DE Luz, SEPT. 4.—Colonel
pillo and the Pastor, Frith other Officers who
came from Corunna, have landed at Socoa, and
are arrived here. The Officers who would not
join the army of Morino are come to France in
the quality of prisoners.

CITY, Twelve o'Clock.—Consols opened this
morning at 84, nothing doing. The Expresses
from Paris have brought the French Rentes at
91f. se. They had been as high as 91. 70., but
fell again—Spanish 41.}.—This being a strict
holiday with the Jews, scarce one of them
attended the Market, in consequence of which
very little business is doing.

Bayonne Papers to the 7th inst., arrived last
night. According to their statements the hostile
disposition of the Royalists towards the French
is increasing in Spain. The following are ex-
tracts :

BAYONNE, SEPT. IL—Our letters from Madrid are down
to the Ist inclusive. They give extracts of letters from Seville,
of the 23d, which say, that General Bourmont was assembling
all the troops in that quarter to go and take the command of
the line before Cadiz, which, so far had :hewn no disposition
to yield ; it was said to have received a considefable supply of
all necessaries by numerous vessels from Gibraltar and Africa;
and a million of piastres, by a brig from the Havannah. An
immense board or table has been set up at the bridge of Souazo,
which can be seen at a great distance, and even by the besiegers,
on which is inscribed " Constitution or Death." The prepa-
rations made for the defence of the place are stated to be im-
mense: there are 4,000 troops in the town, and 12,0001 n the
Isle of Leon, not to speak of the militia and volunteers, in
which all the inhabitants able to carry arms are enrolled.
In the midst of these immense preparations a conspiracy
is said to have been discovered, at the head of which was
the King himself; an autograph letter from whom to the
Emperor of Russia proposes, they say, as a basis of a secret
Treaty the cession to that Power of the Balearic Islands, and
to France the occupation of the provinces on the left bank of
the Ebro. The Cortes are, however, stated to be resolved to
listen to no proposals till the French have .repassed the Py-
renees.—There is again a report of the intervention of England
in consequence of new proposals sdid to have been made by us.
The Madrid Gazettes contain mostly decrees of the Regency,
of little importance. The French Military Authorities have
caused to be seized at a printer's 5,000 copies of a singular
pnper. It is an Address of the Volunteeri of the Royal Army
of Navarre, a division of which is before Pampeluna, against
the Puke of Angoulente and the Decree of Anduiar.

Mr. Secretary CANNING arrived on Saturday
night at Gloucester Lodge, in perfect health.
On Saturday morning, at 11 o'clock, Mr. ST.
JOUN, attached to the Embassy at Vienna, ar-
rived at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, in a
chaise and four, with dispatches from Sir HENRY
WELLESLEY at Vienna. Mr. ST. JOIIN also
brought with him some dispatches which had
been received at Vienna from the British Am-
bassador at Constantinople, dated the 7th of
August last. •
Several Officers belonging to the 2d Regiment
of Bucks Yeomanry, who reside in Aylesbury
and its vicinity, met at the George Inn on Satur-
day evening to drink a health to the newly born
heir of the house of Buckingham.
The &flatus Acadenticus of the King's Colige, Aberdeen,
has conferred the honour of the degree of LLD. on lizarns-
ADAMS, Esq. of the city of Cork, Ireland.
The executors of the will of the Late Miss
WlLsorr, sister of TROMAS WILSON, Esq. late of
Clifford, near Sheffield, have ordered payment of
the following legacies :—Sheffield General Infir-
mary, 1001. ; Girl's Charity School, 10U1. ; Boys'
Charity School, 501.; Sharrow-moor Sunday
School 1051.; also very handsome legacies to her
domestics.

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