Star.
London, England, 1823-08-12 00:00:00

TEIOIORAPHIC DISPATCH.

A Telegraphic Dispatch, dated from the head.l
quatters at Caroline, the 6th of August, announces
that BALLASTEROS has given in his submission, and
acknowledged the Regency.
The following are extracts from the Paris Papers
of Sunday: •
MADRID, JULY 31, Tam ♦r NIGHT.

We had an alarm last night : about 300 of the
Constitutional troops presented themselves in two co-
lumns near the gates of St. Fernando and St. Vincent;
it is said that they were commanded by the Empe-
cinado. We beat to arms, and when the garrison as
sembled, the Constitutionalists remeasured their steps.
Praise is due to the good spirit and excellent dis-
position of the French troops. Some patrols of ca-
valry traversed the streets during the whole of this
day, and at the 'moment I write all is tranquil, and
the alarm has entirely subsided.
The poor Regency is attacked on all sides: it is
taxed with despotism, apd with giving itself up to the
spurt of vengeance; and is at variance with the French

military authority, which reproaches it with wishing
to render,itself independent of its benefits.
' AUGUST 3.
I transmit you the following lefter, which I have
just received: .

" CA SOLIS', JULY 31.

" The day before yesterdsy a division of General
Molitor forced the first brigade of Ballasteros, com-
posed of 3,500 men, of all arms, to accept battle at
the defile called Arenas, near the small plain of that
name. The first result was the surprise of a regi-
ment of cavalry, 300 strong, of which seveh only
escaped. The remainder of the brigade was intrenched
within a circle of inaccessiblerocks. These miserables
perceiving themselves all on a sudden surrounded
with French bayonets, thought only of flight. The
cavalry threw themselves down the rocks with haste
and confusion truly disgraceful, until at length all
the brigade was killed, wounded, prisoners, or dis-
persed. The same thing will happen to the remain-
der of the army of Ballasteros, which now finds itself
surrounded, without the power of escape on anyside,
since all the outlets are occupied by French troops.
Yesterday morning 500 men of all arms had already
surrendered at Jaen, and, among others, the entire
(musical) band of one of the regiments beaten the day
before. At this moment (eight o'clocic in the evening)
the dispersed soldiers -are passing this town, and it is
asserted that Loma and the environs are equally filled
with them. Before this action, similar rencontres
took place, the results of which were similar."

PERPIGNAN, JULY 3t.

The Marshal has ordeted all the Administrators
who are at Mataro to return to Gerona. It seems
that le has established his head•gnarters at Nlataro.
This order, which was badly understood, led to the
belief that the Marshal himself had returned to the
latter town, whilst he was, in point of fact, directing
the operations of the corps of the army which he had
directed to march upon Igualada and Cervera.
We yesterday received the information of the affair
of the 25th, with some details which the Officers of
the 60th wrote to their Commander at the depot. A
battalion of the 16th of the line being a little too ven-
turesome, the Constitutionalists perceiving it alone
without support, quitted their positions to attack it.
Without the 60th, which was in the end sent to its
assistance by their Marshal, it would have run the'
greatest danger. The 60th itself has suffered, a com-
mander of battalion has been wounded, and it has
lost some Officers. It seems that the action of the
25th ult. was in consequence of this affair, as the
MArshal did not intend to engage until the 26th.-L
The garrison of Barcelona is constantly making sor-
ties, which annoy our trnops, and keep them con-
stantly on the alert. The service is extremely hard,
and occasions much sickness. Hospitals are esta-
blished at Perpignan and Cerit. Ninety-one invalids
have already arrived here ; another detachment is
expected to-morrow. Hospitals are preparing at
A nes and St. Genus.

We have received a Alidrid• Gazette Extraordi-
nary, of the 3d inst. The following are eitiacts:

" MADRID, AUG.3.-OFFICIAL ARTICLE.

de The Government has received information that
the valuable health of their Majesties.and their Royal
llighnessesContinned unchanged during the 28th and
29th of last month.

" Two of the nine gun-boats preparing at Puerto
de Santa Mat ia were got out of port on the With,
and measures are taking to farward the remaining
seven with all expedition.
" The news of the journey to thitquarter,.under-
i'aken by the Duke of Angouleme, has caused great
exultation at Puerto de Santa Maria."
The Government has also received the following
dispatch, which is here inserted literally, for the satis-
faction of the public :
CAPTAINCY-GENERAL OF THE KINGDOM AND