Star.
London, England, 1823-09-01 00:00:00

EXPRESSES FROM PARIS,

This forenoon we received the Moniteur and other
French papers of Saturday, and the Pilots of yester-
day, by Express. We have also received a private
letter from our Correspondent in Paris, dated Satur-
day evening, which states that a telegraphic dispatch,
announcing the fall of Cadiz, was hourly expected by
the Government. The Moniteur of Saturday con-
tains the following Bulletins in its official part.

44 ARMY OF THE MENNEES.
3ULLZTIW.

46 His Royal Highness arrived on the 16th instant
at Puerto Santa Maria, and established his head-
quarters in that town. Monseigneur was pleased
again to find himself in.the midst of the troops which
formed the expedition of Andalusia, who on all occa-
sions have proved their devotion to the King. His
Royal Highness has been satisfied with the disposi-
tions made before Cadiz. The reinforcements that
we have received will enable us to give new-activity
to the operations against this place.

The Marechal:d eXamp, Lauriston, sent by Count
Bourdesoulle to Algesiras, arrived there on the 14th.
The enemy immediately retired to the Isle of Verte,
which he had fortified, and where he seemed disposed
to defend himself ; but the fire of the French frigates,
the Guerriere, and the Galathea, commanded by Cap-
tain Le Marant, forced the Commander to hoist the
white flag, and on the 15th be surrendered by capi-
tnlatinn. After having left a garrison of Spanish,
troops in the fort of the Isle Verte, General Lauriston
marched on Tarifa."
LHere follows an account of the operations of Ge-
neral Morillo and Count Bourcke in Galicia; but
they do not come later than the 15th ultimo, and
consequently are deprived of all interest by the intel-
ligence of the fall of Corunna:l
gi General Vincent, who commands the troops of
the 2d corps of observation in Murcia, having learned
that the garrison of Carthagena had made a sortie,
marched forward to meet it, and on the 7th arrived
in sight of that place. He made an immediate at-
tack with a battalion of the 4th of the line and a de-
tachment of the .sth dragoons on the village of St.
4ntoine, which was occupied by 800 infantry and 150
,liorses, and forced them to retreat with considerable
loss. The orders of General Ballasteros bad been
sent to the Governors of Alicant and Carthagena,
but no answers had yet been received from them. •
“ The troops of General Ballasteros remain in the
cantonments that bad been assigned to them. The
regiment of Almanza, and the greatest part of those
of St. Jago; Numantia, and Galicia, belonging to the
corps of Zayas, have joined the troops of the second
corps. The bead-quarters of General Molitor are still
at Grenada—General Foissac Latour occupies Andu-

jar and Cordova.
6, Marshal the Doc de Reggio reports to his Royal
Highness that the most perfect tranquillity prevails at
Madrid, and in the whole eateat of his command.

Prince Hohenlohe presses the siege of Santana
with new vigour.
“ Marshal Marquis de Lanriston is actively en-
gaged in the siege of Pampelnna.
The troops of the fourth corps have obtained
brilliant advantages over the enemy, as well in the
siege of Barcelona as in all the affairs that have taken
place daring the campaign.

"!fsad-Quattora, Puerto St. Maria, August 19,1823.
" By order of Ms Royal Higbooss,
" Major-Osassal, Comte GUILLEMINOT."
IMPOST 01 MARSHAL DOC DE 1113010 TO HIS
EIOILLENOT THE MINISTER. AT WAR.
MADRID, AUGUST to.

AI Monsieur le Mau

Marquis de Roche-

dragon, commanding the Cuirassiers de Berry, of
the division Roussel d'Urbal, informs me that in the
evening of the 10th inst.te encountered the. Partisan
Chief 1). Francisco Abade Cbaleco, with about 250
horset tsar the Tillage of Puebla del Principe be

charged and entirely routed theca; after they
tained consideraYe loss.

" The next day, the 19th instant, Colonel
and Lieutenant-Colonel Joze Fellez request'
terview with Col. Rochedragon. lie was c
that they would acknowledge the Regency,
all hostilities would cease.

affair does great honour to Marquis
dragon, and proves that the cuirassiers ha
failed, during the whole campaign, to di
themselves on all occasions, and maintv
former reputation.

" The Marshal eonsnhnding the First Coi
" Dec de REI

The Quotidienne, under the head Madrid,
telligence from that city to the 24th ult. cc
a Decree of the Regency for doing honour tc
mory of Goiffeuz, the First Lieutenant of thi
giment of the Royal Spanish Guards. His n
be pronounced at every monthly review,
Captain of the company k to reply—"
the memory of the brave!"
Chaleco is stated to have written to the
ment of Villanueva de los Infantes, threate
if it did not surrender he would treat the to
had treated Castelfollit. The Governor ref
the citizens and himself were determined
the town to the utmost.
The detachment which had left Madrid
orders of General Roussel d'Urbal had retu
I had scoured the banks of the Tagus withos
met with any of the enemy's corps.
Quesada is said to be ready to march, an
inforce the troops in Old Castillo.
It was on the 21st that the Duc d'Angou
his overtures to the King of Spain.

PROM TIM CONSTITUTIONNEL.
PARIS, AUGUST 29.

Only eight days ago, the Journal des Del
of nothing but treaties and settlements, an(
position to listen to the propositions of the
Forty-eight hours afterwards, the same .1(
pressed the strongest indignatiog against e
posal for treating with the Government
which it said should be regarded as a Revc
Government, and not recognised by the laws(
—Some persons seeking to explain this sucith
in the Treasury Journal, have not been ab
any other reason for it, but the supposition
propositions of the Cortes were of a nature t
not possible to aocede to them. On this h
it is natural to suppose that the Army of
was not the least of ,the many obstacles wh
the way of every arrangement.

I*oll THZ MONITZUR 01 IRIDAIGO-011VICIA
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH FROM BAT
(Arrived the nth of August.)
TIII COMMANDANT-OZWZRAL 01 ZAYONNI

EXCELLENCY THE MINISTER OF WA!

"On the 14th, General Bonrcke signed a
tion, by which Corunna was to be delivered
the same conditions as those granted to Gel
rillo. The Prince of Hohenlohe sends thi
your Excellency by the Express from Vitto
1( REPORT OF THE MARSHAL MEE OF ICOR?
TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MINISTER OF
" Villafranca, A
" MT LORD—The enemy
,has continue
treat : bn the 19th he was at Tarrega.
44 On the 20th, the brigade of General
and the troops commanded by Baron d'l
rived in that town.' On the same day the
tional troops reached Montblanch.

ge I proceeded with the brigade of Acharc
of Ignalada, to Villafranca."
66 To-day the allied troops take a posi
right at Montblanch, the left at Torregrasso
the Col de Santa-Christina. To-morrow I
occupy Valls, the Col de Sant a-Christina,-
drell. I shall leave the enemy no repose til
ceased to keep the field.
66 The garrison .of Barcelona made on thi
new sally. It failed, the preceding.

14 On the 20th, about 7000 infantry, 200
and six pieces of cannon, came out of the gt
Madeona, and placed themselves in battle
the glacis, between that gate and the new g
the same time:all the batteries of the place cor
an extremely brisk fire. An attack was exp
all the troops forming the blockade were uric
After some movements, which betrayed b
the enemy entered into the town again by
gate. I have the honour to be, &c.

" The Marshal Doke of Coraegliano, MO]
710 M THE PILOTE OF YESTERDAY
PARIS, AUGUST St.
It is reported on 'Change, that the gre
which were entertained of the approaching
of hostilities have considerably diminishe
much feared that in a few days we shall be
nth of a rupture.
SRO D'URGEL. AUGUST 19.
The enemy left yesterday, the Bth, the
Salsona, taking the direction of Calaf and li
the garrison of Urgel depended on the expe
Milans and Lloberas, to wceive succours, the
ceived, as dispositions are taken to pre
enemy.
JT 1 PERPIGNAN, AUGUST so.

, We learn that Milan: occupies the invirous
AUGUST 21.—'fhe position of the enemy,
ing to a letter from Berga, was on the 19th at
he was followed by anenormous convoy of c
FROM TFI6 !TOILE OP SATURDAY.
EXTRAORDINARY COURIER.
" Graud lifead-quartors, Port Sainte Marie,
" The Prince Generaltssimo wished to be

workmen during the opening of the trenches, which,' '
during the space of two nights, have been advanced ;
600 wises, without any hindrance. The moment II
am writing, we are within pistol-shot of the fort of
Trocadero. The enemy attempted a sortie in debark-
ing three or four hundred men, who approached our
works; but they were vigorously attacked with the
bayonet, and obliged to re-embark. During the
combat the batteries made a continual fire, and which
still continues, but does not do us any harm. The
sting froid of the Prince is admirable: he went down
all the lines under the fire of the enemy, and visited
all the forts and batteries carried by our brave troops.
We are now at the third day of the fifth given by the
FrinCe. There is in Cadiz a great disunion among
the troops of the line and the militia : the latter re-
ceive three react per day, and more rations, while
the former receive very little. A Secretary of the
French Legation at Lisbon has arived at the head-
quarters."
OCCUPATION OF CORUNNA BY TIIR FRENCH.
MADRID, AUGUST 25.
The troops of the second division of the first corps'
d the army took possession of Corunna on the
21st, in tht. morning. General Bout eke announces that
he found in that place a numerous artillery, a great
cuantity of ammunition, and provisions of all kinds.
General Si, vel la, the Governor, and Campillo, with
the Pastor, are missing from the garrison.

MADRID, AUGUST 21.
Amongst the Generals who have remained at Se-
ville, we observe Espeleta, son of the Count of that
name, Viceroy of Navarre, who was one of the
truest servants of th-t King.

PUYCERDA, AUGUST so.
We arc assured to-day that the Constitutional
Army Cal ries with them 400 horned cattle and four
. 100 moles, laden with provisions. They were on
t 18th at'Salsona, and in its environs. We are given
) understand as certain, that Baron d'Eroles, Sars-
ti,;d, Manso, and a French General, are at Pons, in-
te: eel :lag the passage of Seu. It is thought that Mi-
lam and Lloberas are going again. on Galati. This
army, which was composed a few days ago of seven
or 5(X)0 men, has diminished to 5000.
FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPQNDENT.
"PARIS, AUGUST 19.
u There is no news here of which you will not be
informed by the French Papers ; for if concealment
is attempted on the part of the Ministerial Press,
there is the Pilots and the Constitutionnei always
ready to tear away tlsa veil.
" The;campaign in the Peninsula was compelled to
yield in interest to the fke of St. Louis on Monday,
when all Paris flocked to the gardens of the Thud-
'tries and the Champ Elysies. Among the amuse-
ments these were sham fights. As two rival na-
tions on these occasions must be called into play,
the two nations were of course the French and
the Spaniards ; and equally, as a matter or course,
the latter were beaten, for which many of the Paris
politicians who are averse to the war, sneered not a
little, and thought the joke rather premature, as they
say the business in Spain is not quite finished yet,
and that the Duke d'Angouleme and the troops of the
Faith may have more work on their hands than they
are aware of. The thermometer of Reaumur, for
some days has been as high as 28, at times, in the
411ade.--A good deal of busieless is now doing at the
Bouise, but here they contrive to keep the bulls and
Dears in better order than in London. A party of
mounted gens d'armes is stationed in the place,
and the sight of a fierce looking trooper, with his
cocked hat, sabre, and pistols, has a wonderful effect.
What would John Bull say, if a party of the Life
Guards was stationed in the Stock Exchange, or the
Royal Exchange of London ?
" The funds are falling,without any apparent cause,
as there does not appear to be any particular news
calculated to affect them at present.
" Extract tif a letter from Milan, August 1S:
The Emperor of Austria is expected here from
Vienna in the month of October next, and will pus
the winter here. It is expected that Sir Henry Wel-
lesley, the British Ambassador at the Court of Austria,
will accompany the Emperor.' "

Hambuigh Papers to the 26th, and Dutch Papers
to the 30th ult. reached us this morning. The fol-
lowing are extracts:

with purity and elegance. The advice which he'
gives to the Elector is confined to conjuring his High;
cress to behave better for the future to his augus
Consort (sister to the King of Prussia), to tecal the
Hereditary Prince from Marburg, where the writer
says he is kept in exile, to avoid always appearing in
public with the Countess of Reichenbach, and lastly,
to convoke the ancient States General of Hesse, and
to concert with them the establishment of a Constitu-
tion which may secure the rights of the people, and
preserve them from arbitrary proceedingse

ARNHEIM, AUGUST 44.

Baron Strogonoff, late Russian Ambassador at Con-
stantinople, arrived here, on board a yacht from
Frankfort, the day before yesterday, and sailed again
yesterday morning for Amsterdam.