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

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

This forenoon we received the Moniteur of Sun-
day, and the Pitote and Etoile of yesterday, with
a private letter from our Correspondent. The Papers
contain a telegraphic dispatch, which announces the
important fact that the French have taken the fort
of the Trocadero. The following are extracts:

FROM THE MONITEUROPFICIAL PART.
" TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
" TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH TRANSMITTED PROM BAYONNE.
" Head-quarters, St. Marie, August 31.
" THE MAJOR•GENERAL TO THE MINISTER AT WAR.

ig At three-quarters of an hour past two o'clock
the Trocadero was carried with the greatest vigour,
under the eyes of his Royal Highness Monseigneur
the Duc d'Angouleme.
The enemy had 150 Men killed, and 250
wounded ; we have made 900 prisoners, and taken
mere than 50 pieces of cannon in the batteries."

ARMY OF TEM PYRENNEES.

REPORT OP THE MAJOR GENERAL TO THE MINISTER

OF WAR.

“ PUERTO SANTA MARIE, AUGUST 28.

14 MONSEIGNEUR—His Royal Highness charges me
to state to your Excellency, that by the conclusion
of the Convention with Genet al Ballasteros, Gene-
ral Andsese Quaguirde, Constitutional Commander
of the fort of Penas de San Pedro, situated near the
great communication from Madrid to Murcia, Valen-
cia, and the provinces of Chinchilla, Cuenca, Guada-
laxara, and Ciudad Real, has given in his submission,
as well as the troops under his command. The orders
of General Ballasteros have not had the same result,
at Carthagena ; and at Alicant it was impossible for
the Officers with the flag of truce to gain admission.
«A Colonel of the Army of l3allasteros,the famous
Barrena, wished to foment an insurrection, owing to
the Convention. Ballasteros headed his troops ;no
one disobeyed; mad Barrena was obliged to take to
flight. Two other superior Officers have also left the
army. This army has gone into its new cantonments.

" General Molitor has ordered General Bonne-
mains, who was at Boza, to, set off for Malaga, and on
his route by Almeira, to scour the coast; at the same
time, he is going to push General Loverdo from Gre-
nada on Malaga, where the remainder of the corps of
Zayas remains ; and, it is said, he has embarked, and,
has been replaced by Itiego, who is animating the
public spirit, but. he has yet produced little effect. Not
one of the Office: s of the Staff Of Zayas would serve
under his orders, and have demanded of General
Molitor to admit them to make their submission.
" General Vincent, who is still in Murcia, obsery
ling the garrisons of Alicant and Carthagena, set out
on the 16th of this month, in pursuit of Torrijos, who
left Catthagena, with 500 men, for Totaua, on the
line of operations between Murcia and Lorca. The
inhabitants of Totana, at the approach of our troops,
took up arms, and drove away Torrijos, causing .him
considerable loss.

ge We continue with great activity the prepara-
tions against Cadiz : all means are employed to aug-
ment the flotilla to forty-two gun-boats, ten bombs,
and six °busier:, during which time they are busily
employed in making the necessary reeonnoissances
for the future operations.
" Admiral Hamelin, owing to his bad state of
health, which no longer permits him to command
the squadron, has been succeeded by Admiral des
Rotours.—l am, Scc.
' "The Major-Gen. Count GUIL LE MINOT.°

FROM THE PILOTE OF 'YESTERDAY.
PARTS, SEPTEMBER 8.

For several days past they speak of Moral°, and seve-
ral persons suspect his intentions, and believe that he has
not subinitted with a good will to the Regency ; but
we do not credit this report. The Count de Cartha-
gena with a good faith acknowledged the Regency ;
he was also sincere when he joined in the conspiracy
of the Guards, on the 7th of July ; and he was always
on the side of the strongest party. .
Badajos has provisions for a year, and a garrison
of 6,000 men.

Ciudad Rodrigo is determined to defend itself. The
Captain General of Castille can do nothing with
2,000 soldiers of the Army of the Faith, against the
guerillas commanded by the Cure Bareo, Valdeara,

Martin, Barco, and the Empecinado: from Gua-
darrama to Cebrero not a Frenchman is to be found.
FROM TUB ITOILI OF YESTIRDAY.
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 8. _

Letters from Cadiz, Tarifa, and Rota, assure:that
the Cortes have rejected the French propositions, wbo
state they have the affairs of Naples and Portugal
still in mind, and without the mediation of England
they will not come into any arrangement. The same
letters announce as positive, that on the 18th and 19th
ult. 60 vessels laden with provisions and two millions
of piasters, coming from America, entered the port
of Cadiz ; no symptom of malady has manifested
itself. It is calculated, that in Cadiz there are
25 thousand militia (perm:mite), and a fine corps of
4,800 men well armed and equipped.