The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-27 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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. P.tßill PAPER'S OF FRIDAY. .
(OfPICIAL MITICLE.)
Prseareß NUM THC DCC DI 116010 TO Till MINISTIBRi
• Of WA 1114
Madrid, Oct. 11.
" Monsieur Marechsl.-1 have the honour to inform
your Elcellency that Cnidad Rodrigo has opened its gates
to the Royal troops, and recognised the legitimate authority
Of Verdinansl Vii.
-...ft'l instortjg melted intelligesee of it from Count
°Tonne', tellions I bad given orders to renew the suns-
. . soon,. • A.. .. I have the honour to he, &c.
' "The Mareehal Doe de Rsocio."
The grand heed ouarten was at Ceyelles. ea the 15th.
- " The capitulation of San Fernando de Figneraa was
proposed to the Governor of the Forts of Sen d'Urgel, fie
declined accepting it. Sinee then the works Imre been
caviled on with fresh activity, and the artillery overcomes
an obstacles. During the night of the 11th and 12th, bat-
teries were erected notwithittanding the bad weather,
which in these circumstances protected the workmen. It
was not sign the day thatthe moray perceived the arrange-
ments that were making against him. Two hundred men
were Bent to destroy our works, they were however vigor-
ouslywesisted, although supported by the cannon of all the
forts. Our batteries have hero armed, and were to begin
tiring on the 14th. Every thing foretels that Yip will not
long hold out, be was very grievously wounded some days
•aeo. This circumstance must hasten the surrender of the
place he commands.
(Signed) " ROTTIMBUTIO, Li eut. General."
%MILLE, (ht. 13.--I'he King has conferred the Order
of the Golden Fleece on Prince Carignan and Marquess de
'Talon,. _
. The following have been appointed Grand orosses of
the .Royal Order of Charles 111. the Bishop of Tyre (Nuncio
of the Pepe). Mons, Ville's. Viwattat Chatesubriaed, the
• Due • de•Begeoo, the Marquess of Clermont Tonnerre,
ttaint Colgate, Cenut Peyronnet. Marshal,Lauristoo.
Cottlit de 1110ril, 3finister Extraordinary of Prussia. Count
ltronettl; ' Extraordinary from Austria, Count il #ll3-
410 E, Ch Affaires from Russia.
'The King sent the following Decree to the Council.
. '',diateit Seville, the 9th of this month:—

'''7... The continual demonstrations of lore and fidelitY
teach I receive from my people, and the presenie of so
etirty•of my loyal subjects. where Pipet DENCI by admire-
'hi!, prodigies bas delivered from a death, which they ex-
; peeled with resignation, as the only reward of their devo-
tion to me, remind me of the victims that were immolated
.„by. the Cory of the Revolutionists; and whilst we must
.hope t bar Divine merry will favour those who bate perished
In the defences of religion and their King, as there is nese ,
who can present himself with confidence before the terrible
*iambs' of the Divies Juliet, from whom nothing is,
hidden. Christian charity, and 'our gratitude to terse,
matters to the most sacred of principles, require that we
'girarfervently to the /doer Ilion to pardon them those!
,faults u hich. through human frailty they have committed.
,and which are not as yet expiated. To this end, we have.
resolved that a fitneralservice be performed throuehout ail
the churches in the kingdom, for the repose of the souls:oC
those who•tfiell since thelth of slarch, 1820, ia the mops*.
of °OD'S =UN and mine." • ~..,: ••• &;-'Ji
1 .. • • (Signed) "
_. Be Tee -:
The fpllowing is stated to be, in inbinuterk tbw.speeelt
etch id) the King of France ark:tressed to the Foreign Mahe
*erg, wide he receited the titektM4le .Cotldr: ow Alw BINS:
instant....* . . . ." '
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'4 This is the filet thlthj otipLelllkr.talseowen aroma
me sine* Itte.gtest.,llo4teWhieh ,!teye reeved I a NpaiG, . I:
em .hoPpy. gerittedien'iMAnyiitnrate your Severer gns on
this odiatiffe, helaiottidaded. that 11 hays rendered- a ger..
ties tethitthrities slid the nations of Europe." . .
• Feaktti Ponce, Nets, OeS, a—Pi ve.per Cent. Cenral,
opetied'itSelf. 25e. • closed at 9QE ?Se.; lowest. 901„150.
Bank Stock, 1,62.4. • Neapolitao: 5 'Pee Cult. 774. kit,
chase on London, one ropeth,,2SE 65c; three ditto, 25f.
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Rateartee.;•Clex:l9:-Y. have letters .0.80 t. of. Ned id
the letir, *kith fay that great sensation is,peited by the
Decrees Of the Kliverliich bin , -roretsterlgororts, that
befere,harryint •ttreet into eit ' !kr, AlR..;,,,Ansisorities
tawthOtightitittereifety leaflike ' reprorettwion ea, lii.,
Majesty, and to tell him espeoially that the capital would
be depopulated illifs erden.ireeitehnief lOW itt•ektidi 'his
sewers was enpeeted. le wee, veld; that 'the Dike Atli.
gouleme
gouleme and *IL the.feetigt Ainhamesderelted entlearhal'ed,
but in tale. .to pmeeil epos hlvillatjbett te' ehfrogit ills
system, and to adopt-mild ereatentr as- the bat cilittliitik?
to reitote order and trenoultitY; be will not Haiti te'tbri.
We brat sousing of the Cortes. The Duke' d'AngetiOthee
is on the point of setting eat for Fennel., Notblq:.le;. at:
present mentioned of the Meaner thnexe".. • -•- •
The King is still erpected atMedwithei the 111.1gRbiid ,
will be preceded by the Doke d'Atiganleme. '•''. • 1
The accounts from Oallicia seem toiledicate seine ter."
incitation in the prOirince.• Merino, it appears. desires lb
abide by ;be comlitiens which he • made with. the' French
GeneraUt and which are sot favoureble to the come of,
absolute power.

LISBON MAIL.:
Ltasox, Oc'r. s.—To day, at sun rise, a estate of 101
tuna; from the Castle of St.Deorge, which was repeated
by the other forts, and by the 'hip of war. in the harbour,
anstrunced tht happy event (of which sve spoke in the
Gazette) of the deliverance of his Catholic MajeaV. and.
be entrance of the Duke of Angoulensi into Cadiz.
imilar salute was fired at noon, and again le the
when the. whole city was splendidly illuminated; not id,
math in coasequence of the Proclamation issued :hie
Senate. at a late hour, inviting the inbabitants to do tits, as
from the general satisfaction that le felt at this happy
event, which, extinguishing the seeds of revolution in the
Pericsala, promises us the continuation of serene and
traoienii days, of the enjoyment of which we were deprived
by es alsomittable faction.
Otroasa 10.—A Royal Decree orders that to restore
tranquillity to the Azores islands, where monarchical prin.
ciples have produced great confusion, all criminal perse-
cutions commenced ferpolitical opinions, though manifested
by overt acts, shall be wholly quashed. being anterior
to the happy epoch of the restoralon of the Portuguese
loyalty.
Verrone* 12.--. The English brig Partition arrived to-
day. baring on hoard the most Excellent Marshal °corral
Marquess de Campo Major. Lord Heresford, who, as soon as
be landed, set out for Mafra, to pay his respects to his
Majesty. Bothell board and on his landing his Excellency
was complimented by many superior officers and other
persons of distinction.
FLANDERS MAIL.
equ so Ls, October 11L—Extract of a letter from Vienna,
October 0:
" It has bode remarked with surprise that all the ofhelal
Journals of Germany effect to spread a report that the inter-
view of the Emperors of Russia and Austria has nothing to
do with politics. It is now certain that the two Sovereigao.l
will seriously consider at Ceernosritz the affairs of the Haat,
and that Lord Straugford and the Austrian latereunclo et Con-
stantioople have received instructions to send to that town aU
despatches relative to the negociatioas on foot with the Dives.
St is also believed that nothing wilt be treated of between
Ikeda end the Porte without the participation of England
Sah Austria, as those two will not coolant upon any terms to
have pave interrupted in abs East on account of the come-
groom which Might resell to stem the monarchical principle
In Enrope. On the other hand, many patinas are persuaded
that is pill not be easy is bring Ruda longer to dissemble ite-
projeMsOreece. Mot Power, it is said, has intimated
SO *drAWaat, dult Itlad keen lee inn to settle the tears of '

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