The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-06 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS. nibs too MISMITEVR or SATURDAY, OCT. 4.—OFFICIAL PART.] TELEGR IPHIC DESPATCH. POSPITCII FROM TURIN, TRANSMITTED FII6II LY‘INS, OCT. 3. "The Slarireas de LATOUR Duets to the Minister fur Fancies Affairs : '""Cardinal DELLA GSROA was elected Po e . el4leplansber, and has taken the title of Lao X. ARMY OF THE PYRENEES. lsfaYT YAWL TO MIS ESCSIILENCY TU stuttarna OR i MUSIC, Sir Agin -ADMIRAL 111 ARON {SU PICNIC COMMA MORK. I tf.CaIILF OF MO MAJESTY'S NAVA LFORCISBLVOSE Ca DIE. "My Lord-1 hare the honoor to ieforns your Excel. liner, that i have this mooing nude before Cadiz a trial with ear flotilla of bombardment. Seven French born border, three Spanish ditto, ard live olmeieres were plated cannon-shot, about eight loathed toile* from 'the. plaee.-1. did not give orders to cease the tiring, till tio wiod, which blew fresh from the .S.W. and the swell of the sea rendered it impossible to .coatinue ir. • 1 presuntle,, th a t ahout;2l:o Wrath' and some shells' were thrown fresh' eight o'clock to halfasast tee. . " The attack was wade with ardoer. All the formaud batteries of Cadiz, supported by a diiision of 20 of the enrmy's liras gun.bosts, answered it. The bang, for the toot part. fell ashore 100 toisee bepotid oar Sian, • "One bombard was struck by the eseasyle fleet 104 it towed to the coast. of La Catalina. This operation was skit fistl yrxecisted by Lieut. Brett rville.,rosnumoding the-Lynx brig,misistrd by M. de Drone, efthe Colosse, and the crew of its long heat. A boat of this 'vessel,' ceinmended by ;nig! Duras., was Pirrceil by a ball, which killed two men. [Praise of the Officers. Ike.] "011 . Cadiz, Sept: 23. (Signed) DitrwPas," 3D CORPS. • ..• " TO NIS ENCELLENCT THE MINISTER A 7 1,44, "My Loan-1 have the Lenonr to announce its. yisti l .fftatl Santena was occupied yesterday morning by the troop; pi my corps in the naine of his Majesty Ferdinand VI!. . " We found in the place 18011 own. 150 pieces trfeaneedij above 10,000 muskets, 1,000 quintals of ° powder, 6.10. gem, cartridges, and 613,0 00 cartridges for the infantry. "Ttie Commander-in-Chief of the 3d Corps, • " Louts, Putxce or tlonesktoos. " Burgos. Sept. 29." [moat THE tern' LE or ae l etittikar . (The Revile extracts all thVlsoai hems the el onifier,) ti ItAND HEA Q(.l 4 icros. BY EXPRS. • • " MART, Seery, 25: - ; " Yost•trday the militia offilsdrid Marched one 'with tli3 regiment of St. Martial, to retake Port Santi Petri; bet th rgiweat mutisied on tae way. The militia,' vilie"wer very numeroos, were aide to disarm it—doell they deelisiami it: 90 soldiers were shot. We wry lodge 'll tiiiiPertill spirit of ,the troops of the fins i **meter* jerial us argil thaY4 This morning his Royal Digitise's' Oolf t for Rene Audi cal Deperre, General lioardesoulle. and (ten. Itoririnitni. - and the latter set oat this afternaoo, at four tido*, eisi Kota. • Thirty four pie, es of cannon, ate to be diraceeif agri wet the Carder*. We hope to get posseaslow -of •it 'PS hours after the attack. We should car that be Mestere of the whole course of the river. of Saint Metre. .*The eon, quest of the Isle of Leon would be the &snit. Five ettio panics of artillery have arrived from France by ere ;• our aff.irs will go on the better for it. lien. Amhttigetc, with a division of the Royal Guard, is at St. 'JAW, %Felting for the signal to embark. " M A Dlyll4 Seer. 2el.—We have lettere-the.' Add '1414 Slary's of the 23d, 11 A.M., whirls says, t Siodisteirite tore Fiench bare been bombarding Cadiz. We own' hardly Se* the city through the clouds of smoke. The sailors say that three bemired bombs hare been already thrown, of which three or four at most burst in the air; all the others Family reached their object. Some fell into the squire of St. Antonio, sad hit* the streets of Linares. • " All will be ready to•morrow, to attack decideilly hy . sea and land. It is thought that an attack will he e directly on the port to burn the Asia roan of war, a frigate and a brigantine. This operation is considered as nut of: ferieg much difficulty. " MADRID, Sept. 29.--lilzoo will arrive tO-11y or to., morrow. All measures have been taken to prevent the populace from being guilty of any excesses." [The Coostitutionael and Courier Franertis contain so news from Spain, weeny extracts from the Moniteir of Friday.] • FGENCII Purees, Oct. 3:—Opened at 90f. 60c.—Uosed at 901. Stock 1, 6001 . — Neapolitan Five per Cent. 74• • rams, oet. 4.—Faateca-Fosos.—Five per Cent, opened . at 90f. 70c.—Closed at 90f. OD; —Loan for 1823, 21. — Bank Stuck, 16001.—Neapolitan Five per Cent. 77 l— EXMIANOII ON LoNDON.—Ooe Month, 251. 80c. ; Three Mouths, 251. 60c. 't'ictitstegoes.—tru Alonday a oir. Thomas Inner, in lialkerston's Wynd, who subsists by thieving, appeared' in die Police Court in the novel capacity of a prosecutor. It seems that while Mr. lanes was in the lock-op-house. end hie amiable wife in Brideweil, a few of his worthy neighbours had conspired to break into his house, and rutr him of his property. particularly a snit of new clothes, whit% Mr. Innis had oever used but upon great occasions, and spun which he set a very Ligb value. The riygleadeis is Ilse base affair were three women, and a man .of the name of Douglas. (in Solna my Jones was liberated froth die toek-up s an order that he exert hits. if in .the discovery and apprehension of Douglas. Mr !noes set 'about this job with laudable alacrity. lie got scent of the culprit, and dogged him a whole day with the centring of a fox, and the pertit achy of a *towhee ; and wad acto ally upon the point of seizing him in a house in Leith, when Douglas, having had notice of his approach, made a sudden holt oat of a hack window. lanes having thus acquitted himself for once as a good citizen. was returning home by the Easter Road. weary and disconsolate, when his evil genies again predominating, be was induced to make as attempt upon the pockets of a man who was passing, but which attempt was most f.rtsnately frustrated. The consequence. was, that be had no sooner set foot in Edinburgh than he was again apprehended, and kept in custody till Monday. Lines gave his testimony against the three women with great apparent nsoilesty and cal dour; and, as their guilt was otherwise very apparent, they were sentenced to sixty days' confinement in Brideweli. Mr. lanes then was made t o descend (ruin th e w i tnesses * hos. atilt take lila place at the bar, to answer to a charge of an attempt to rob upon the Easter Road ; but the prosecutor having . failed to appear. he was tijsesissed with an admonition. which be received with a hubs!). inclina tion of his body.—tScoteniae.). Dasanrui. buddy . —On Saturdak morning, between one anti two o'clock, a most alarming Ire broke out at the house of Mr. Thomas Floyd, in Pilgrim.lane, Chelsea. It was first discovered by a neighbour, who remained up rather late. and observing from his window a most extraordinary quantity of smokeissuing from the lower part. lie went to the dos sad alarmed thefarnly, who had retired to bed about two bears before; bat before they got up, the smoke increased, and the do6r was forced in, when upon getting the end of air. the staircase and all the lower part instantly bunt into dames." It was Impossible to eater, and happily the faV a zr ef as got safe out at the upper windows, lay =COOS s. Some of them were in a state of neditg, and aweysmdbratd. Information being sent to the d felons oso of tie fireAngines, several were soon upon I alto reek and lode; **stained a good supply of water, the drosses eesseemsced is play with the greatest alacrity; in about half as hew they sueeeedd in checking the further I=of the deroungoleitent. and at four o'clock the roreptirely got *odor. Considerable property Las bees destroyed. bet it Is notknown how the fire originated. The boom was completely gutted. on !] THE STATE,SWN. DIARY VOA VIE WHIM. Oct. s. Nlnrt•enth Enrol. aft. Ten. Mel Water. Morn. 33 a. aft. 2.—Evea. AI m. aft. 2. - Fogitat. High Warr, Ham. 7 m. al.3.—Evaa. 23 tn. att. 3. D. Mars rim.' 9 in. aft. I. morn. nigh Water, Storm :19 nt.aft.3.,-Even. 55 m. aft. 3. WI/00W rives 3i m. &lbw', even. Illgh Water, Morn. IS tn. ,after. 4.—Even 31 in. att. 4. —9, TA. St. Deny*. • IHrh Water. Morn. St m. aft. 4.—Even. IS m. aft. 5. 5.4)//: end Cam. Term hegorn. " 111 Ii %rater. Moru.3B in. alt. S.—Even. 4 in. aft. 6. --- 11, S. 1)t Mr*. Doty. Hirh Water morn. SI 18,41411--Xvera. Aft tn. att. & • • i b . • " 13PANigli LOANS OF Is2l AND 1522. THE • DIVIDEND PaStehle in London on the. Ist November next. on the Spanish rive per Cent. Conseil-' dated,Annelties, now in circulation, of the Loans of 1831 eld Ithi2, negoc Mod by Messrs. Ardoik Hubbard and Co. cud countersigned by them, and Messrs. J. Laitte and Co. of Pa ris, will be paid at the house of A. F. Huldimand and Soas, No. :2 LCateaton street, on that and every succeeding day, (Sun 'days excepted). between the hours of ton and two. It will ta necessary to leave the Dividend Warrante, with lists thereof, In numerical order, distinguishing the different elegies, for examination; at least vwsp,saxs previous to the ap plkatlon for payment. ... C01,0)1BIAN LOAN. • &1OTICE : is , hereby given, That the TIIIRD EV 'HALF VI DIVIDEND sof this' 1.9. AN he ',Ain't* the Rend Holders on the lst dyy of , November next, sled any subsequent day, Sundays excepted.. The dividend „Warrents are to be left for exuninatton at the office of Ales.r. , . 0, Herring, W. Grabill", sed . .l. D. Prowleii No. 11, Freeman's court; Cornidll, one day previous losiliteiying the Dividend. Freeman's snort, (yet, 11401. • • MAILS. "mt. DUE. AINR." DUI. 2.....1iti*.11n • 0 I '.... Holland • II pi: 41.x.1.11Vaterfdrd.....0 • , . 0..• .H Rohr° ' in..) I -t‘e 01 Jersey....ll ‘: - ? I ....Frauc5......., 0 H. iIA 4 • $ 1 • 1 8 1(1 °.• • •'• ••• Ai ' 1 ., .1? handers .. 6 0 . 0... .Gottenberg ....S ~ .. c1....a1ik1ta.,... , : .: 0, . 0.4. • •f , • • . • -•— those troops which are to enter Catalonia,. This movement has caused Perpignan to remain without any troops. +ad the citizens have commenced this day to mount guard::! PA U, San. 27.—The drparture of the troops of lili'e line for Cutalonia have Irk us without 'a garrison, and the duty of the place is couGded to she Diadem% liaasier An amusing farce has been played at Lisbon, on the introduction of M. Hyde de Newellle, the new French Am humidor, which may not prove quite so agreeable in Downing Sr reet, as at Versailles. Our good and Gracious Mon was, it will be remembered, seat the Order of the t m aster as the geed oust-Grepriesse *mare% of Ponegel,tke y moment the latter had thrown off the disagreeable li tation of the Genstitetintal law, and resumed the eteretie Of a despotic power. Those also Who hive memorise for occurrences of a few yeas s distance in date, will remember, that Ferdinand of Spain was presented with the Order of the Garter, under the same eircninstance,wh , n he destroyed the Constitutional restraints upon his ferocious disposition. But, whether it were that the honors bestowed by the King of England were not wortbt Le notice of "absolute Monarchs," or whether it is that the i rftuence of England is every where upon the wane, no particular notice was taken of the mat. ter. The two tyrants put the English Orders upon their necks with as little ceremony as a nursery-wench ties a bit of blue ribbon round the reek of a lap-dog, to please little Master, or little Miss. The French King then sends to the perjured driveller of Pot leg .1 the Orders of St. Michael, and of the Holy Ghost' And to shew the estimation which one despot sets upon the Rift of another, the whole court is assembled, a grand %tete day is appointed, and the farce of presentment is performed in speaking pantomime; the Iql4, Prince Mist el, and the Queen, condescend ing -So •• play with the .Freeth Ambassador.-- Tbn tovtvsllboorstulaliontt, ,of these. worthiest are quite pathetic. The Andrastatlet.vejoices that the King has regained " a pWsver which be sitirsitia t etwiel for the beoeht of his people Did tleiesLalameasksor Unlade the use he made of his power; I!i:wists bf I tt i r dti Btalsili and tali; pt ople to the bodies .fitsf itivailool The Amon. sador calls despotisms •Nai tosfte;! 'Olson which Kings ," cannot fulfil the ofiligatirsos,s;Aiels, unposed epos diem ;•, sa d t h e .- fr iglosei;Wlir 'the perjury of the Portuguese RoYaL.fatnily, **Nes of the warmest commendation. The King,. of neorse,yettirns thanks in a similar strain of eumplippeAtesto n : the Franco King, and to the Amble:atter ; .stattdOnrsitlfis lineation 'of' becoMinga pscetthee of , tits Holy IS the &Boeing ternss.:-- .4 I receive with tits Or ders of 'St. Michael " and t116,11,01g thwitaio44..ool l 4.4, , iorifers upon me; " and I see is this of* an additiesal Or( of that deersfriend ti: ea aikido te at this P . • .fiewt,-yrbst&llse , weedial astedrefarptseiors itorierrigils 4) le SO tn . eiemirst the ruin of titer people,- iliserga,krattitla'fratete." Our obi .!Illy is kelitali-401 6 bedef sknoiosi:: ` bar interests is Postegalere depareing after iliesisadowsof our interests elsewhere. The lioly.Allisooella n•vortez. which absorbs 'every Shioreand as our Shine& minima beCome a member eflt.ie)thOiif a risk that it might not be at present ;snidest ite-issuer, was satiat e prepare ,, ourettrt the effects of gettaral -Cg;o44444.l•l'Agme ,a4 lll 4 l .:tijaaottetry ; which the toespeent'l ' 'Spelt., , this Atm,' fur , cou ei l Mishs•Sis . 04.ioliati to restaia at ran . luoing, at can ::sad wit are aware that •their patience will..hust • as long a 4 their salaries are regularly paid, and the Mioisterial Board is regslarly plenished. With anikgfilsViesition on their 'part, and the nature.of the rivalry viiidlAMbieh they have to contend, it is not difficult to presiici, ftint'erben they are cautioned to at tempt to bestir thentoeltes, %be/ milt find didlloselvee too far in the toils to be •extricatid. Wien Mr. Robinson ass .4_ regaled a few days since Ait .Birsningham; he declared tie Ministry had determined to remain at peace a.s long as it was possibk. This ferling, arising, as it does, out of their con‘ictiftri tbat.tbe country cannot snataia the es. pens° of a war, is,a•preelausation to the whole world, that it may icault Ilrg 1 impunity, nod attack its interests, witheat eel feat of interruption. We Lave a truly christian cabinet; 'strange to say, which publishes its determination, when struck upon one check to offer the other to a repetition r.f the violence; gird to give its con to any one who takes away its cloak. Nothing can be eon atuiable than this determination, when it proceeds from a consciousness of strength'; but as the result of coward fear, and cooscious weakness, it sill ever be tl.e subject of cor. tempt. The Express ethichirriyed from Paris early this rnntsing. with the account of the b hudinent of Cadiz, bruagat also the following intelligence ; u It is reported in Purisih at the Duke de Gniche is ens to Gibraltar, sortpwiril for 'the purpose of entering iota ar:-.lngements with the fortes, liill2llgll Cie tueiliu.o of Oa English Ambassador." ' Lisbon Journsla to the 16th ult. have arrived. They announce the safe arrival of the slip of the line and the ISO frigates which left Bahia with the Portuguese g artiste en hoard. Several o'her tranquil ts of the same aert were klia in sight, though it is acienonled i fed that inlay bud Lira into the hands of their pursoer, I.eird Cochrane. llat Gazette of the Sth contains long reflections ou the differ ence* between Portugal and Brazil, the separation of which country is ascribed to the Corte ; but the omit important intelligence is the account th..t a frigate had bees dispatched to Brazil with an official Document detailing the late events in Portugal, and *citing u the. Kb.g's ds sire to heal the dyji , renees wide Brazil, and the step+ which he bail taken towards a suspension of hostilities. These papers also bring an account of the form J introits& ;ion of the French Anebassaeor. M. Hyde de Neurille, his Portuguese ,Nlajesty. The Aniti..seador west maks Palace with extraordinary pomp. and addressed a speech his Majesty, on delivering to him the Order of the itoiy Ghost, in which the conduct of Prince 3ligtr I, the author of the Counter-Revolution, is extolled to the s kies. In this speech the Ambassador assures his Portuguese Majestphst his Sovereign, the King of France, feels the most lively ig at learning the great and happy meta which saved Portugal. and placed in the paternal hands of his Majesty a power which he always used fur the happiness of Ins subjects; power. tie kgitimate exercise of which, (manila:to l' , only the strength a4ll dignity of Al Throne, bed eke the securest pitelge of . thr tr.,e tsuerties of the ssijert; I power. without which Kings cannot jaryll the obliguilea: "Ids ( toe hes imposed ins them. The answers of the King and Queen a-- owls remarkable for their MD IC.AtiO n when compared wit. I.; highs down ultra euthuaiam of*. Hyde de Nest vide • The Garatu >l Saturda soi,,ht contains an i u announcement as vntieeird with the tonstituti t., 3 Perl'ltoek --• g• • , is Klock ... ... ........ . Slier Ct.. Red .. ..".: , i Rkni11...... 2 . ..: . ....it, plip.cr. (lons * Sitt ki.11111.i.14 ( 41 0 1,1 •.4 pito • ISt per Cest. - . .. .. 1.:. , mom .4 •per Voolls.••••••.•...:d .... . ...---50 1 111 ... 411 41 ..' pm NPW Fours ......... .1011 k 11121. —.•S.tball . 4s, .. pa Long Ann•-•••,••..t.. ..... Loitecy'riokets.. —.471. 10s. Lop. 3 per Cl' Gun. for Acct.. ..... . .• . $lll '~ .~~~ siomi f tY Ercguy(4. pprpifEtt 6. 1b23. • .aasegataa.— ' - I.a,Eiptess &ore . Paris thin suorniag,his brought the ins• portant information, that Lord ;Strang ford has settled all the Iliffereness between the fistesiaos and Turks. In, this settlement it is cad the Porte gives up every thing, and the affsirs of the Greeks are left to the arbitration of England, and Austria. .3 • ITacx EXCH.% NG/. 12 O'CLOCK.—ConAuIs opened this snorekieg N 831 for the Account. 'Fbegirpresses . front Paris hare brooght the French Relates at 91.10. ; and Spanish 40. It *ill be seen by the Paw of yesterday, that as Aitide ca!? of the I.lote.d'A;goolerae had arrixell.at Paris,mith important despatches. These despatches are explained in a private letter; by one of the above Expresses to a most re• ape, table h9the is the City ; the writer of which adds, filet it may be regarded as certain, that " Hostilities have ceased before UAL" . 83me new negociations.therefore. must hive taken place; but the heals agreed upon, the above letter does not ex plain. • Foams Pusms.—There is little or nothing doing, ex• cept in Colombian and Spanish lionds. Nev Spanish, 37!—01d, 331—Russia, S 3 —Columbian; 57—French Script, ki. We have received to-day by Express. Paris papers, of yesterday tnorning, from which ne extract the following: - (FROM TUC "'LUTZ OT SUNDAY, OCT. 3) According to atlvices received, there reigns in Cadiz a great exaltation amongst the party who directs the affaits. We read in the Espcclador, printed io that town, as follows : " We homy that our enemies leave nothing to chance. — They emphy a strong force to reduce a simple fort, hut we can state, should their attack take place sooner or later, we , . aye sure that the French will out be so successful as they were at the Trocalero." The Count de Clemson& Tonnerre, Aid-sled amp to his Excellency the Duke d'Angouleme, arrived yesterday in Nev. It is thought, that he is charged with an important suission. Some persons imagine it relates to the interference of England, which the English Journals assure, was de manded by the Cortes, and proposed by Sir IV. A'Court to the Duke d'Angouleuse; but this opinion is only conjec ture. There is great expectation that the attack of Cadiz not take place. NEWS FROM TEE FRONTIERS OF SPAIN. (RXTRACT FROM TII J.IURNAL OF TOULOUSE.) La Teurt De CAROL, SEPT. 21.—The news which hal been reported fur thee. three days, that the Constitutional ists had again marched out from Barcelona, and proceeded towards Upper Calaloni'a, appears. to be void of tenth. Travellers have arrived from the environs of Rarcgona. and have denied the above report. The flay before yester day. the Garrison of Pnycerda, which is composed of the 52d regiment, marched on Perpignan. _ 1 . PIaIIGNAN, Sarr. 27.—The veterans of the slst Regi ment of Liao are marching to replace in the strvog places ttatelintan. (9 . 2031 TUC 6TOILE or BATURD4T,OCT. 44) 111011.711 S GRAIIO .~~.. Port Saint Marfa; Sept. s . The hombarlanent of Cadiz has done great d ate, and the houses have been considerably injured. One of our bombs killed Zi persons who were in a cellar. Tbo terror is so great in Cadiz, that the revolutiooists, who art the mostardent,sprak of dying,and taking the King and tta Royal Family with them; but the moderate party, whose force augoments, daily opposes the embarkation .of the final Family. Besides, our fleet keeps a atria blodeade, by which nothing's - toilet out of Cadiz. „.. The followir g article has this moruing readied es frost Ba yonne:— , BAYONNE, September 29.—We have received ; frem Madrid. letters which contain various details, from which we mike seek extracts as seep the most iiterestingt. • MIDRID, September 29, in the eveniog.—The capitelatbra of Pampeluna and that of Santona, the defeat and capture of Riego, the conduct of Ballasteros, avd t!re surrender of the co lumn which sallied from Barcelona, and landed at Badelona, hate thrown the constitutionalists into consternation. It is just at the moment when their arms seemed on the point of obtain ing an almost decisive triumph, that all their hopes are (res= . trate& in fact. Riego having, by amovement as rapid ea' ha zardous, escaped Loverdo and. Mollitor. arrive* at the posi tions of the army of Dallasteros ; induces, aallterilaY. &Mat part of his troops to revolt; makes himself master of his person bed of his staff; conibals the Prenchlott the link to b, I2th, and 13th, with remarkable obstinacy. The- resit* resehhig Granada and Madrid, an extraordinary sidiatioti.iai,eet c fted The army of the 'Prince is alurnied ; but there, as la Odida a Morillo was stecessarL The Ilaronde Carandelet is thought of to act this part. Ills brigades, which are at a short distance from Pciego, the head quarters of Ballasteros, bed not readied by Riego. The minds of the soldiers are :prepaigg gold distributed among them, and the cry of "death to Mtge is heard in the rants. Cerondblet marched against himoirho hid already too great force tq cootend with. His troops. ex. boosted by fatigue .tilt. brtheir long *larches and bieessent combats, discouraged . by the condiict of Rallasteros, diapers. In the greatest disoider; Riego, dismounted, exhausted with fatigue an 1 entirely deserted; takes Wage if a farm at Argun: las, where he is denounced and taken. A dungeon is preparing for him here, the Price. having left him to the disposal of the Regency. What a contrast ! "We do not know to what to ascribe the defeat and eapitnle lion of the column that landed at Badelona ; but Fernandez, the Commander, is accused by his party of [saving behaved ill. The first foreign legion was sacrificed iu this affair, in which Idlacord arose between the French end the Spaniards.” After reasoniog at some length od the infidence which those, :advantages most have In the contest, the writer adda:" At present the French are ping to put garrisons lu St. Bebestlae, Kenton:, and Panipeluna, and tile damage done to the latter by the bombardment is expected to be repaired. Should this ocupation of the three products, and of some ports in the. Ocean and the Mediterranean take plait., it will be injurious to the commerce of England and tillbrd the Russians great facili ties for keeping their squadrons in those seas. " Heavy artillery is on the say to Castilla; It is not known whether for Valladolid or Madrid." Dutch and hamburg Papers have arrived this morning, of which, the following are extracts:-- • CourraNTlNMeLlt, SrPT. 6.—(From epiivate communi 'eatiem.)--lli the removal of Dschanib Effendi, the Janis saries have--tifai the remainder of their influence in the Divan. This ,violation is a proof of the energy and courage with which the Sultan pursues his °l ire, and is doubly important under present circumstances; for Dscba- . nib Effendi (the mortal enemy of Caleb Effendi, who lost his power and his life last year) is a true klusselotan.awd 1 the people are•by no wawa satisfied with the present course of Afars. The 'AI inistrri . appear to Le folly sensible of all their difilenlties.• For the last ten days, the Divan has diily assemble.l, and Lott! Strangford is invited today to . a conference with the Reis Effendi. Mugil Effendi goes ac Ambassador to Persia. Bad news is receivrd from Thee saly and Epirus. The Greeks have every where had the advantage. Fur some days past there has bee. a report of disturbances at Nissa ; but this wants confirmation. Bauman% OCT. I.—A letter from Canea of the Ist August, saiys." Hassan Para, Lieutenant of ►lelromet, Afi Pacha of Egypt, surnawd the terror of •the Christians of Crete, has been carried off by the plague in the fortress of Sada. The Cretans lose in him ao atrocious enemy. Besides the death of this chief, the Christians have to congratulate themselves on that of Dervish Paella, Governor of Candi'', who has likewise been carded off by the plague. This scourge was never so destructive to the barbarians as this year; while the districts inhabited by the Christians, are exempt from the contagion. There is not a Turkish ship at sea this year, that is free from it. We are happy to announce that the first attack upon Cadiz has failed. The French Admiral calls it a hint of his flotilla of bomb trilment. He began his t►iai at day fight on the 23d, the day which was fired for the grand attack. be it remembered ; and hecontinued his fire until half past 10, when the swell of the sea compelled Pis flotilla to retire with some Mss; while the Spaniards do not appear to have sustained any. We are informed that the attack was made with ardour : and that it was met with equal ardour is admitted. There is no doubt that this was the attack whirl, the French prognosticated would be decisive of tl►• fate of Cadiz; and its failure was probably the occasion of the fresh aegaciation which was spoken. of jrt Paris ou Sa turday, and is repeated in our Stock Euliange !Avert to day. . 4 1411,3111PMM1 o rs crnment . of Sp 1,14, 4 is t , eovernuattit tr ft, .in a revllot ,4; .1 i• dettionn. *ls Sit 00!;1•I'lline i n ks a privateers f i C i ppointed to es ' v ibe Spanish Min soroinentsiu alliane si s( solemn protest/ A VIAN/lie of Aoki s ee *dente which he i m . King of Spain, i -0 4 If hitherto ray., s pirting the reel int r egard to Spain, nr sessl.of the letter n ose a nst be evident), our WilitiClO iwtitu kk or ity the necrayar) ef apprehension or wislirdt but that it s he Kivg and his Ii bits ihstrunrent a of s lioning to Swath. peasant/ inoppro of all liberty, and a lisf Address has I titles t i thtiqt who gaglared for as,isti (bitten in a spirit e and of gratitude / After an able' ilefet meta among the I N h posnre of - the re points Out MO cons ether ructidits in th in Spain: 'lYelefen ate pengta Of the' flirty t aria dn./wind dho on th e , ineVt 'of gerssioh, tiot iwithst itthe ihssisetOrs. d.! . • Arrouttt%reurive gt. Thenees's. state ilief ea the 1.. k. gust tit like Cull Tho thin. Ernie Frankfort. arrived Nis return, it is as step tire gilt( of 4 in opposition to tit 'terror *airier. into the lianas of perhaps from its r military point of v left his mmtanmen June t'and after de Kinartiv a smf Vii fulithrintilayle n We ate Lappy to pre'ide at a iss the *kb Oct.c sppointcd. ."ire rotoPlion•qt,,ti.c it Earl and: his fasnil Tuesday his Ex to swearingg its t lionoor'of Knight to the Irish Court Arabitout Aso erssion, a bleb war crowd, who accost late f.ord - INayor, doe's indicatede.a Church (trr bell , on the DaiwiT towards I l lolly jA ancceedrd in a►pp to be their purpose panied by a friend Use vicinity of a 'moped farther on Bishop fallen at t tally been trodth the croait which Ireland is truly digitate Flare its A number of desi Magistrate, as hi suently--“ tilorious filentot) pie err dtpeaditl lal SH Pnovtsi for the West led Berf. was taken Callaghan. of C •aed Pork. The Spanish II simmer in &I'll mad them to the *teams of the Esteemadura has and water has n 4 gyres a new din being sold at 1.1. LiShea and Opui Mr. Thomas I been 4connuitted ing lanai James) Discroperty. the Hop Plat and Alton, are they knew tbei otesag.to the ale 11 gaud colour. a tine plasters cala prove to be siaci iit.pfcted at Way Martin's , 4wfame.4 4 by th , whoa George Quell)/ beating able ferace he Cam Excus scripfions of cor and this mornin of a good numb 4 Peas, chiefly se Millers at presei smaples obtains quotations of ti► lively as on Frit arty parcels, not last market day, Boiling Peas tb Pam go off at hboot varistir good sal.; but Floor Is nastier II market thi more patients sosabor of int it is supposed ► A private toll ktety tried by ethos he bed b gout to bts es lag. Si he& milked Walsall . • QPANISII CERTIFICA ENTES &k -ite. of R t► 7 veered to the Holders of Protested Hills and Orders in fa; 4Mo' bf Rritishinnims, on Messrs. Remelts and Nephews. The Dividend payab:e In London on the Ist November next onthe above Sparlih Five per cent. Consolidated Annuities dew, is circulation, .and countersigned by James Campbell and Co. will. be paid at their house. No. tt. Bank-street, on that and every succeeding day (Sundays excepted), between the lours of ten and two. It will be necessary to leeve the Dividend Warrants. with lis's !hereof iu numerical order, distinguishing the different climes for examination, at least TWO OATS previous loam ap plication for payment. "Leaden, Oct. 6, 18.23. i