The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-17 00:00:00

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-ROGATION OF PARLIAMENT: •
The public business before the Lords and Comrisons
will be so disposed of, it is calculated that the proro
gation may take place to-morrow ; but the Lord Chan-
cellor is very desirous of making as ranch way with the
Appeal Causes as possible, particularly with that of;
" Smith v. Drake," which remains under peculiar
sir-
cumstances, and which it was wished should close last
Session. His Lordship has expressed the determina-
tion to dispose alit now, if possiWe; and if it be decided
this Session, it is to such case apprehended that the pro-
rogation cannot take place till Saturday or Monday..
• - The ease has excited a good -dear of attention, and as
• thb. Lord Chancellor intimated'on Tuesday eimfing's
le-
• bate, on Dr. Lushington's Slave Trade Bill, it has taken
. spa good deal of his Lordship's time.
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• '164• SPITALFIELDW
.ACTS.
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The third reading of the Silk Manufactures Bill, to're-
peal the “Spitattlekhe Acts," was moved'in the House of
Lords last night; the proceedings theienpoe, and the
result, will be perceived on reference to oar Parliamen-
. eery Report. There were again assembled shout the
. florae, as early as four, though the baldness did net be-
gin till after five o'clock, immense crowds of weavers
from the neighbourhood of „Spitaifields ; the numbers
were quite as great se on any .former occasion, and
amongst them there were, what there had not bees on
previous days—almost as many women as men.. No-
thing, liqwever, eonld exceed the regularity of their cow
duct; the crowds in' Old Palace-yard, fronting the Hons.
of Lords, around the entrances to the House of Commons,
as well as to those of the• Upper House, in Abingdon-
street, &c. behaved with complete, but only with their
. customary decorum, They-fell into lines, and made way
for the Members to proceed to either House ; they kept
the footways clear, and they made openings for the car-
- riages to pass along; they so conducted themselves as to
leave no nnplessant 'labours for the officers to perform,
. while the Members were going to, and during the sit-
- tinge of the. Lords and Commons. So desirous were they
of avoiding all appearance and acts of tiasult, 'that on
this occasion they exhibited no placards- ; •'• ,

FRENCH PAPERS OF MOISHAT;
. . PAWS, Mew Si.
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.The following are the names of the fittings Mined at
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Cadiz for the late conspiracy:—
. Goineral Dome, Dona Paula Pula% D. Joseph del
Castillo,O. Casimir Barria, D. Fernando del Orbe, D.
Manuel Camposs, D. Miguel Zafra, D. Miguel Burraca-
zal, 1). flannel Calm, D. Joseph Piedra Buena, le Baron
de Ripari, D. Joseph-Maria • Znan, D. Joseph .Maria Vi-
rues, D. Fernando Medina, D. Andres Utrutia, D. Joseph-
Maria Valetuttela, D. Miguel Boron, Linares' D. An-
dres Brinnes, le Colonel de Santiago, D. LeoncioTejedor,
'almost all officers of the pal ace.—(Efoils.)
On the 13th of this month our troops will be before
Corunna and Irefrol.— (Monitor.) ,
ARMY Of THE PYRENEES.-4th Cones. •
ICrORT OP Tlyt 114OSINAL OUTS DI COMOROLLILMO TO NIS

EXCELLED:PT TM/ MINISTER POl WAR.
• • "'Metre, July 7, Midnight.
" Monseigneur—The sth and 10th divisions will COM.
meoce their moiemerets on Barcelona to-morrow, July S.—
The sth division will 'quit its position at Mataro, Parpes,
and Granollens, for the purpose of taking op quarters on the
left bank of the Besos from where it empties itself into the
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ses, opp&site to the point at which it receives the Ripollet ;
its right wieg will extol:1(11feet? along this last river.
" The 10th division, which occupies Cellos de Montle,'
1104 Cann, will take po‘ition* on the right of the sth, and
will extend towards Martoreil.
" slitans has assembled his division on the first of these
points: ficibera occupies.Merterell with his own ; deserters
state'tha; these 'division hive received a large reinforce-
, meat from the garrismt.of Berneloan, and, that their jolot
forces
.amount to about 7,ooomen.
" Ognnadieu*ilt march on the 9th Jely for Mottos del
Rey, with the greatest art of his forces. His right will
march upon Martorell. Count Ciotti will on the same day
give orders for the unpin" of the sth division to occupy St.
Girons•Valvidrera and St. Creu. H. will at this last point
join his troops with those of the 10th division, whose move
ment on Molina del Rey hirwill support, if the enemy offer
any resistance. •

" The investinv of B'reelona Will be completed on the
16th of Juiy the orders relativito thlo operation al be
Firer neeortling to the result of tit, movements which are to
be erected on the Bth and 9th of July.
• Tiro battalions of the 60 h regiment of the Line wit
he assembled to-day at Cardedeu ; the &I will be there on
tFe 10th:
" A Imitation of the 13th will arrive to-morrow at Mataro
with the cannon iii risers.; the two other battalions in the

course of a day or two.
" The 611th and, lath regirnenti united, will form a brigtde
of reserve under the ordrirsof Geo. Troonalln.
" I shall go myself, in person to-morrow, to the centre
of the line, and on the following day shall follow its move.
meats.

" I have the begetter to be, &e.
" MONCEY, Marshal Duke di Cornegliano."
• MADRID, JULY. 6.

• It is not true, as foreign journals announced. that the
Regency bds declared null and void the loans contract-
!2 by the Cortes with Parisian healers. However, the
distrust occasioned by these reports gave rise to import-
ant discussions on this affair, in which an august per-
sunage and high French functionaries showed- special
se.licitude Inc favour of the capit dist* interested. The
Itogency, whose authority is provisional, did not think
tit to decide a legislative question of such importance,
aid adjourned it until the deliverance of his Majesty.
(be Restaurador, a new journal published here, and
yoked on as -demi-Official, contains the following ar-
ticle:— '- •
" Valladolid, June 25.
" Yesterday. In consequence of news of the nomination
of &Regency at Sevilla, and the removal of the Ksog to Ca-
diz, the people assembled in the square, and demanded that
the persons noted for. their election to the Constitutional
system should be arrested as hostages. Tbe authorities ac-
ceded to this demand. It is flutei'clock, and already more
thin 250 indiriduils have been chat up •in the College of
Rants Crns. without trangbillity having been disturbed..
We receive news of similar ethics at Valencia. Avila, IleT
gOVIa, and several other communes of Caitile...'
pEItiIiONAN, JULY 6.
General .Mina, who, besides baying a foot frozen, is
still troubled with the consequences of a fall from hie
horse, was carried into Barcelona on July 1, in a litter.
and lodged he the house of hisiriend. Pedro Oil, 'lt mer-
chant.--(Constiftrtioaaet)
Reports had bees spread that deka. . • Seine
rere
Sebastian heel proposed to surrender; bete 's.
tionnd throws doubts on-the stone+ Its t
at Bayonne, and even the latest letters in Hie lainiMiseiil
papers, say nothing of it. .
FRENCH FUNDS, Paris, July 114.11111111 per Cent. Co..
sole opened et 91. 10: ; Wiest V1;-35.; closeout 91. 15.;
Bank Stock, Un- • Nitsfoilla! Five per Cuts., 761.
Bac) sage on London, or meajb; 25.70. ; three months,
25. 50. • .

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