Star.
London, England, 1823-09-24 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We 'have received this forenoon, by Express, the
Paris Journals of Sunday and Monday. Among the
extracts which' we subjoin will be found some curious
particulars respecting Ittacio's operations:

FROM THE MONITEURGOFFICIAL PART(
" TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
ge MARSHAL LAORIBTON TO THE MINISTER OF WAR*

" Orcolea, September 14,

41 To-morrow morning the French troops will enter
the town of Pampeluna. The citadel was taken posses-
sion of last night.
ge The legitimate Municipality will also enter an hour
afterwards, escorted by the French troops and two com-
panies of Spaniards."

FROM ?MR ETOILZ.
eg GRAND HEAD-QUARTERS,
" Port Sainte Marie, September IS.

The Major-General has arrived, preceded by the
Duke d'Angouleme. The preparations are pursued
with vigour at Rota, Port Sainte Marie, and Chiclana.
It is positive they have spread reports at Cadiz that Bal-
lasteros had defeated the French, and that all that was
said about his capitulating was false: they also report
that the Empecinado had published a Proclamation,
stating that the Duke d'Angouleme had caused himself
to be named King of Spain; and that the militia have
disarmed two regiments of the line in whom they could'
place no confidence. Cannon have.been placed in the
streets against the inhabitants, as we wrote you yester,
day, and they were obliged to cause the King to appear,
to calm the people."

MADRID, BRPTILMBRR 17.
The following is from Cobra, in the kingdom of Gra-
nada, of the 11th September:
" Since the 24th August, the troops under Ballas-
teros are cantoned here, and at. Montilla, Lucena, and
Priego. Riego, hoping to gain them over to the Revo-,
lutionary cause, after having abandoned Malaga to the
French, marched on these cantonments with from three
to four thousand foot, and from• seven to eight hundred
horse. Yesterday, about nine o'clock in the morning,
he appeared at Priego, in front of Ballasteros, who was
in a defensive position on the road to Granida : while
the division of General Ignace Balanzat occupied the
right of Calvaire Priego.
gi Immediately the fire of the tiraillenrs commenced,
and Riego demanded a suspension of arms. Ballasteros'
accepted an interview, and it was agreed that both par-
ties should keep their positions. All appeared as if ar-
ranged, when the escort of Riego fell, unperceived, on
that of Ballasteros and disarmed them, and held the
General as prisoner in the house in which he was at
Priego with Riego. General Balanzat, informed of the
treason, harangued his troops, and immediately made
dispositions to act against Riego, and the corps which
are here are marching on the same point; we expect to,
hear of a battle.

66 P.S.—At the critical moment, the French, com-
manded by General Bonnemain, appeared and attacked
the corps of Riego, and put them completely to the
rout."
'Quiroga, it is said, who landed at Gibraltar, has suc-,
ceeded in getting into Cadiz.
The Empecinado, whose band has been reduced to
900 men, has dared to summon Placentia on the 10th.
and demanded a contribution of sixty milreas. If not
complied with, he threatened that he would reduce the
town to ashes.
Letters from Madrid, of the 17th of Sqatemberi..l6.-

nounce that Riego, who wished to save himself, with
,three officeri, after the destruction of his troops, has
,been arrested by the peasants of Carolina.
The Moniteur of the 22d of September, contains a
long Bulletin, signed Guilleminot, giving an account
from Molitor, Commander•in•Chief of the second corps,
of the affair at Malaga, and his different dispositions to
destroy the enemy, while General Loverdo marched on
Riego. Then follows the Articles of the Capitulation
of Pampeluna, thirteen in number.