The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-06 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERB OP WEDNESDAY.

Poor Sr. Mao,. Ans. 2.4.—(8y an Extraordinary

rier.)—Tbere Is to news to•diy. At Trocadero
were made p3l night, and dorine the day, to step the
workmen': Me.,dsolVe had sown wounded, but the works have
on, been i . It would appear that the general
attach is delOy grail the 211411.
M DinhA be:X.—The flovetnenent has received news,
, felons Cadi; Of the 22d instant. Their Majesties and their
Ilightiesees 9Sofinne to ritlby good health.
The letters from Seville, and shoes from St. Mary's in
..porthoolar. are filled with details respecting the preparations
that are making fur an immediate attack against Trocadero
rind the Isle of Leon. The artillery of the tiu ird arrived on
the 23d,v ith the Swiss. Already are all the troops des-
, lined for this poi.'t assembled there. They Will not belong
• in a.state:of inaction.
"The squadron has bees just reinforced by twelve vessels.
Sim, more are expected bout Corwin', and when they
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shall have itarrived there will be thirty-two ships of war
before Cadiz.
flu tile other side, the flotilla constructed at Seville and
as Port St. Mary, is contposedof 16 great guns, 7 howitzers,
and fifty guns ships.
The Admiral Villavincencio has been ordered by the
• Prince,to repair to his bead quarters and he arrived there
on the 23d.
114,6a:tette of Madrid contains a letter from Grans-
'it 'Eike 201 b of August, of which the following is the

teonr :. •
.Riego arrived at Malaga on Sunday the 17th inst., at
eevtn o'clock in the morning, without equipage, in a fishing
boaT. lle immediately' took the rotruhand of the -ninth
district. lie was, very coldly received, not only
by the inhabitants, but even by the soldiers. The military
detect in ikreat numbers eineeitis arrival, including officers,
and even Generals. &ready, Valle is stated to be amongst
the latter, and is expected her. to-morrow. Riego's troops
are reduced to shout three thousand men. The
.greatest
part is for a capitulation ; but the regiment of Galicia and
other troops are against it.
P. S, We just learn the sad news of General Conchv's
Aleatb, who commanded the blockade of Pampelona. ale
died of an. affection in the lungs.—(Jostrauf des Debate)
PERPIGNAN, AUG. 26.—(Private Correspondence.)--ZThe
enemy, commanded by Milans and Llnbera, after the'affair
'of the 14th between Manrea and Moys, have retreated on
Blont Blanc, Lindy pursued by onr troops, arrived on the
'2oth at Villa Franca, so that at this time our's and the ene-
Aoy's troops occupy the same positions that we occupied.
• respectively before the 10th of August.
Our troops were to have moved on Mont Blanc on the
„"oth. It would appear that the Marshal decided on attack.
Ong the enemy in his position. We are ignorant of the dis.
_post:ions of one or the other, whether Milan. will defend
the hill of St. Christina, or give battle bn the heights of
Mont Blanc, or make a retreat on Renz or Tarregs, by
Vista. in the latter event be can retire to berida.—(Con-
alitettionneL)
The Emperor of Russia was to set off from St. Peters.
hurg the 27th of August nu hit grand tour through his
vat states; be is to inspect the Second Grand Army, and
then to visit the Port and Cite of Odessa on the Blaat Sea.
Thence he will go to Bessarabia, anti return to Beets Lit
tor-kv, a town on the frontiers of Ituasia and Poland, where
the United Polish army and the Russian troops cantoned
iii, this kingdom are to manituvre. The Emperor will be
absent two months. The troops reviewed will amount to
1i9,000 men, under the orders of the Grand bake Con-
stantine.
PARIS. September' 3.—Five per Cent. Console opened at
92f. 50c.; closed at- 92f. 551c.—Bank Stork, 1„592f.
50e.—
Neapolitan Fire per Cent 74—Exchange on Loudon, one
month, 25(.75c. ; @re ditto, 2bf. hse.

FLANDERS MAIL
, Brussels Pipers to the :h1 it st. have come to band. The
following are exPracts •
CARLDRUIIIS, AVG. 27.—Our Gazelic contains the follow-
ing article :
tt It results front Reports of the Central Comniittee at
Mayetiec, and from the late events at Leipzig, Halle, and
Berlin, that aecret associations among the students hate not
vet ceased, notwithstanding all the. measures adopted by
the Government to hinder them. •
..Avusnuau, Aug. 22 —A private letter from Breslau says
that the Supreme. Trihunal of Breslau has condemned to
six years solitary confinement in a fortreas two young
men who belonged to a secret society of a political Oa-
totes. • • •
The proaltiea and exclusion from public officea, lately
pronounced at Berlin against the Students who belonged
to the SorietycalleJ the Armenia. have been mitigated by
bis Majesty's orders.
Ileusset.n, Sept. I.—At she departnrc of the last courier
from Borne it was asserted that the Emperor of Austria
would stop but a few days at Milan, and would then visit
the capital of the Christian. world. This report has caused
some secsation there.
The -Antwerp Journal of Commerce bat letters from Rio
de Janeiro of 2.1 July. which state that the Emperor Ltd
just bad a fall from his horse, and broke two rib* and dis-
located his shoulder; bat.that his Alsjehty's life was not in
dange. •

AILEEN/AND FISUKKY.
The John,
Jacksoo, arrived in the Clyde from (Irvinlind,
left the Ice 16th ult., and gives
,the following account of
the fishery; vis.:—
LowPow.—Msrgsret, Kay, August, eight fish, 115 tons;
Neptune, Aukust, 5 6slr. b 0 Dundee, 12th ult. 6 fish,
100 tuns.

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Hut.L.—Ariel. 12th alt. I 54,5 tuns; Cicero, Lee, 20th
July, 1 fish; Cyrus, Welburn, 20th July, 5 fish, 55 tuns;
Borden, Thomas, in July, 6 fish, 35 tuns; Eagle, lirewis,
11th ult., 154 fish, 75 tuna; Elisabeth, Rhodes, 20th Jnly,
1 65h,10 tuns ; Eyerthorpe. Aeh, 30th July, 15 fish, 155
tans; Exmouth. Thompson, 20th July, 7 fish ; Harmony,
16th .It. 7fi sb, 65 Suns; Kiero, Colqiihoon, 4th ult 18 fish,
92 tuns; Laurel, Dannatt, 21st July, 104 fish, 140 tuns;
Manchester, Lancaster' 21st July, 9 smelt fiat); Mercury,
Jackson, August, 8 fish, 130 tuns; Neptune. Munro. lost;
North Briton, Allan, 3 fish ; Persrveranee. Turnboll, 27th
July. 7 fish, 75 tuns; Rachel and Ann, Newham, 26th
July, 4 fish ; Swan, Dring, August, 12 fish, 115 tuns;
Trafalgar, Lloyd. 19th Joly, II 110..65 tuns; Unitv,Short,
July, 4 fish; Venerithle. Bennett.•lBth ult. 7-fish, 140 tans;
Walker, Harrison, 20th :July, 12 fish, 70 tuns; William
Tort., Dannatt, August, 8 fish, 120 tons.
Wurrny.—Aituwell, Johnston, 30th July, 12 fish, 55 or
60 tuns; Esk, Dnnbar,3oth July, 8 fish, 63 tuns; Harmo-
ny. Thompson, 30th July, 7 fish, 80 tons; Lively, Baxter,
36;t; Jule, 8 fish, 105 tuns ; Resolution. tiearsley, -30th
July. litsh, 110 tons ; Volunteer, Craig, 16th tilt., 4 fish,
63 tens; Valiant, Agar,3oth July, 7 fish, 35 tuns. •
Ilsavocc—Lively, Bell, Ist ult., 4 641 r, 40 tans.
Kunrsoss.—Spencer, Keith, 30th July. 5 fish.
Assn oseru—Dee, Dennison, &fish; Henrietta. SOUlt,
ith alt., 2 fish, 30 tuns; Hercules, Fairburn, July, 7 is;
Jane, Bruce, 22d July. .8 fish, 110 tons ; Neptune. .Aesg.l
let ult., demi; St. Andrew, Newton, 10th skit:nit
a▪
sh..
Pairsanests.—Alert, Penny. July, 7 fish, 115 tuns
Eclipse, Sutton, Ist ult., 6 flab, 100 tuni ; Gleaner, Shand,'
Ist ,13 fish, 95 tans ; Hope, Robertson, June, 13 fish;
65 or 100 tans; Jean, Stafford, Ist ult., 3 fish, 55 tuna;
nary. Thous, 16th alt., .9 fish, 40 tens ; Perseversnce,
gimpsgn, July, 11 fish, 140 tuns; Union, Mackie, 15th ult.,
16 fish, 90 tuns.
Losisoot..—BaSn. Scoresby; km., 17th July, 4 fish ;
VssolvflolvtkorN. clean. •
Kganwsid.—Van, Spence. 30th July, 2 fish.
aliannocg,i—Oba, :Jackson, 11IQ alt., 2$ ftsb, 160 was:

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