The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-08 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received by Express, at a late
bout, this forenoon, the Paris Papers of• Satur-
• .
day, and the Pilate of yesterday. They are still
silent as .to the actual execution of the threatened
attacks on the Trocadero and on. the Isle of Leon !
This absence" of ,tees is, under existing circum-
stances, highly important, and justifies the hope
that the: French have either shrunk fr'om or have
been foiled the attempt. The suspicion
which we have thrown out in the preced-
in,,,r article strengthened by these arrivals,
which bring tnniours both from Madrid and
Park of the removal of some of the French
Generals corn winding near Cadiz. The following
are extracts

IProm the Pitote of Yesterday.]

The French cavalry who were at Pardo have
entered Madrid. They were immediately re-
! . phced by a column of General Castel dos Rios,
which incites a belief that there exists a Conven-
tion (secret) between that General and the Duke
• tle Reggio. They even state that it will not be
long before he enters Madrid himself.
An Officer of the Etal-Major has arrived from
Andalusia. It is said he brings a Proclamation
from the King, which is going to be published.
Marshal Lauriston set off yesterday from To-
, i
i
•
loss, to establish his head-quarters before Pam-
peluna.—(Journal de Toulouse).
The news from Madrid, which is to the 211, is
void of intelligence.
The Constitutionalists who left Estremadura
Have advanced to Vil Imoj a do, and a strong French
column has gone in search of them. The Re-
gency have given orders to Sampayo to March
with a corps of Royalists to Andalusia. This
General did not obey, before an animated eXpla-
.
nation took place. There is some talk of an
altercation of the same nature between the Duke
of Reggio and Quesada, at the end of which the
latter was arrested.—(Journal de Toulouse.)
MADRID, Ave. 26.—A report prevails since
l'
yesterday, that some change has taken place .of
the Generals commanding before Cadiz, as well
as of the Commanders by sea. It is also stated,
that the differences between the Duke d'Angou-
Jeme and the Regency begin to disperse. It is
4 also said that the Constitutional troops are going
to pay us a visit.

NEWS FROM THE FRONTIERS OF SPAIN.

PUTCLRDA, AUG. 9.7.—A letter from Targa,
nutlet- date o' (idle 25th, statesohat the Conslitu-
tionalists, under Milano and Lloberi,have entirely
retired towards Tarreggna. The sarne.letteradds,
that the partizan Anton, who was in the environs
of rolls, has a design to march on Seu. It ap-
pears that the Governor of Vigo is not dis-
posed to surrender. Yesterday, at two o'clock
in the morning, the fire of the batteries recom-
menced, and a great number of bombs and balls
fell in the town. The siege of Pampeluna is car-
ried on .on an extensive scale.

MADRID, AUGUST 31.—A11 the reports which
were circulated that a revolutionary corps united
in Estremadura are false, as only 300 men form
this division, who are under the command of
Lopez Banos, and were to take possession of
Madrid : they were at Talavera de la Reyna,
which they occupied only for a few hours. The
Count Onale, a most distinguished revolutionist,
has been arrested by order of the Regency : he
was conducted under an escort to the frontiers of
France.

From the Journal de Paris of Saturday.)

Although the official Bulletin from the Army
does not announce the resignation of Rear Ad-
miral Hamelin, it is nevertheless true ; and it
was yesterday reported on 'Change that General
Bourdesoult had ulbo resigned, and that he
had been replaced by General Bourmont.

CITY, Twelz.v o'Clock.--Consols opened at
8224, at which price they remain steady, with
little business doing. The Expresses from Paris
have brought the French .Rentes at 891. 10e. ex
div., and 911. 60c. for Account—Spanish 421—
Scrip at Paris

FOREIGN FUNDS.—Very little has been done
this morning, except in Spanish Bonds and Co.
lombia. A report prevailed that the French►
hentes had come 2 per cent. lower, which the
French Papers prove to have been incorrect.

The Mike of GLOUCESTER, attended by Col.
Jim Girls, arrived at his residence in Park-lane
on Thursday evening, from Cheltenham; his
Royal Highness paid a visit to the Duke of YORK
yesterday.
Mr. BLAQUIERE arrived at the Foreign Office
on Saturday, charged with a communication from
the Provisional Goverment of Greece to Mr. Se-
cretary CANNING.
Mr. HENRY WILLocK left Town on Saturday
for Rotterdam, on his return to his Mission at the
Court of Persia.

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FA SHIONA BLE ARRIVALS.
Hon. William Bathurst, from his father's, the Earl Bathurst'.
seat, in • Oloucemtershire ; Mr. Stevenson, in. Margaret-street.
Cavendish-square, from Paris ; Hon. Mr. Sturton, front York-
shire ; Colonel Cuff, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower.. Brook-street,
from the Continent ; Mr. and Mr*. Thompson, at the Claren-
don Hotel, BontLatreet, from a tour.
CHANG Es.-:-Earl Nugent, from" Poitsmouth, to town ; Hon.
:Capt. Westera, to join the Bth Reg F t.. of Dragoons, from trli.
lane; 'B4 Culling Smith, Bart., frtini.Dorking, in Stirrey, for
town ; Sir Gilbert Ileatlicote, for Kent; Earl of Cassillis, for
Newark'Castle, in Scotland ; Dowager Countess of Liverpool.
on a tour ; Sir Ulysses de Burgh, on a tour; Sir Wm. Abdy,
I >art on a tour ; Capt. R. Saunders, 9th Lancers,' for Exmouth ;
Capt.. Amherst Wright, for the' 'Onion Islands; Duke and.
Duchess of Bedford, from the Earl of Essex's seat, Cashiobury
Park, for Wooburn Abbey; Earl of Carnarvon and family,
from High Clare, Barks, for their seat, Paxton, Somersetshire ;
Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry, for the Earl of Mount
Edgeumlie's seat at Richmond; Sir Robert Ilarland, Bart.
from Thomas's lintel, Berkeley-square, for his seat in Suffolk ;
Captain Needham, from ditto, on a tour ; Viscount Althorpc,
for his father's, Earl Spencer's seat, Northamptonshire ; Col.
Lowther, M.P., for the Earl of LOnidale's seat, Westmorland,
froth' a tour.