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lasteros did not submit to the Regencybut
only entered into an armistice with the
French TO wait The result of the negoci-
tons with the Constitutional King in Ca
dix. Several letters from Paris, give
much probabilityto this idea, for they not
only assert, that an arrangement of this
description had been entered into, but
they even limit its duration 10 the Gath
of August, which the Duke d'Angou-
leme granted to the Cortes. TO consider
whether they would surrender the Lib
critics of their country, or bravely resist
lis enemies. These letters also men,
ton, that General Molitor did not pass
into Adalusia, which certainly he would
have done, had Ballasteros submitted
to the Regency, but remained in Grena-
da; and that the Spanish General Zayas
had never even sanctioned the truce,
and was at the head of from ten to
twelve thousand men.-lti is more than
possible that the garrison Of Corunna has
made an arrangement also dependent on
the surrender Of Cadiz.
MADRID. Ang, 81. a Colonel Of Bal
lasteros' Staff, writing TO one nf his
irlehds, says, there is a suspension of
arms until the 24th; if the French do
not by that time make some arrange
ment with those who are in Cadiz, the
war will continue"
PARIS, SEPT. /.
1t was reported yesterday, that an in
correct Interpretation had been given,
when the term Capitu1atiou was used
with respect 10 the suspension of hostil-
tiles between the French troops and
those under the orders of BaIlasteros.
This suspension, in fact, was merely the
result of an armistice rendered necessary
by the negotiations WHICH had been
commenced at Cadz. ~.
1t appears that Marshal Money,
having fruitlessly summoned. Gene raj
Mlians and Llobera to submit to the Re-
gency, has addressed himself to Nina, in
order to try and induce him, by his ex-
ample, TO accelerate the prompt sub
mission ofthe whole of Catalonia. tits said
that the Spanish General replied, that
before he accepted any proposition, ht
70ouId set fire to evsry place IN the province
,tnder his command.
r. LONDON, Sept. 4, Evening,
There are no expresses from Paris
to-day. The papers of Monday even
ing state, that the government had re-
ceived dispatches, announcing that the
French troops had been repulsed with
great loss, in an attempt to take Troca-
dero, Matagorda near Cadiz.
1t appears that the propositions made
by the Duke of Angouleme, have not
been accepted by the government at
CadiZ.
Some of the private letters from Pa
ris, state, that every hope of friendly
settlement Of the Spanish war had van
ished.
LONDON September 5.
Accounts from bayonne to the o3,I.
represent Madrid, with the exception of
some passing acts of vengeance against
the Constltu;lonalists, as tolerabIy tran
quiz. Bailasteros aud his army still re-.
main in the positions assigned them by
'Mol'tor. The Regency were increas-
ing their efforts TO form a royal army.
but they had no funds whatever TO meet
the expences. In Arragon and Navarro
the French troops were insecurity scat.
tered through the different towns. The
immense preparations for the siege of
Pampeluna were said to be completed;
and it was asserted, that on the festaI-day
OF Old Louis, the French would fire with
their heavy artillery on the place.
The corps of the Spanish Col. Amor
and Lopez Banos, were said to be in
strength in Estramadura, and carrying
alarm through that province. A heavy
hr'ng was heard on the 2lst, in the d.
rection of St. Sebastian, supposed 10
proceed from new sally of the garri-
son. Accounts from Perpignan to the
23d, state that the troops which set ont
a few days before for Montlouis and
Aries, to prevent "a violation of the
French territory, were again returning.
PARIS, sEPrEMBE l.
The dispatches which the government
received yesterday evening, (and which
have not been published to-day,) an.
nounce that the French, having attack.
ed the Trocadero, were repulsed with
great loss. Ii appears that the Consti.
tuhonels OF Cadiz would not accept the
arrangements. The propositions made
by the Duke d'Angouleme have not
been accepted.
Letters from Madrid, received yester-
day, also announce that the approach
towards that capital of more Constitution
al troops have kept the Regency in the