The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-30 00:00:00

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•s Mann! n.
D►ar►. Th►
and the N►g,
ration whirls
The Duke
for foreign
" Mt. poi
?eel. au eNterii
of whom all •

PERPIGNA.
have received
at nine in t'
Berra, and
tended to
the Itnyalit
removing it
of Purcerda
Louii. Our
convoys for ,
The same account,
lien eraser! to fire, ti
town, and that the
shear. coffee. and or
day, the 131 i, the fi
day as usual.
five hundred pri
ter Army of the Fat
Lerida.
A letter dated frot
that the Duke of An
troops, who were fall
every thing was really I
if the Cartes refuse to
Prinee had allowed 24
it was prohable that
Once. There is a repor
'beaten Eroles near Calaf.
. FRSNCII FUNDS, Paris,
at 92. 75f.; closed at 9
77. Exchange on Load(
months, 23.55.

ers taken by BBlans, belonging to,
at Calaf, biro been marched upon

Port St. Mary on the 17th, states
mieme had that day reviewed his
f ardour for the attack, and that
or commencing the bombardment,
ibmit. The Ototidiesne say., the
era for the submission, and that
capitulation was about to take
of Milans and Lloberas having

inf. 27.—Five per Cents opened
, GO. Neapolitan 5 per Cent..
one month, 25. 7.3.; three

IN.

Ly be relied on, as derived

The following informatio
from an anthentic source
blajor General Velase°, on . ,f the most decided Constitn•
tional leaders, on the treason of Ahishal, removed from
Madrid, where be was residin on half-pars to Badajoz, in
which place he was shortly of retards joined by the Mar-
quess of Caatleolosimo, a Cr ndce of Spain of the first
class,. Lieutenant General in . se army, and second in com-
mand of that nnder Abisba), onsegnently Commander in
Chief of the Patriots when ti other deserted. He retired
at the head of a division of f • m 3 to 4.000 men, veteran
troops, at the period vs hen 1 ujor General Lopez Banos em-
barked with his division, a tut 3,000 men, at Huelva, for
Cadiz. and was joined by 1,500 excellent cavalry, under
Major General Montenlay.r, a distinguished and 'sped.'
enceil officer. The Cons tutional feeling of the &urine-
no• has long ken know . ; it is perhaps the only province
in Spain where no servil faction has been formed. This
is, no dunk, owing to to Clergy having heed' true to
their oaths. With sue materials it was expected, and
most probably intend,- , a division should be formed to
°iterate on the right d rear of the French, whilst en.
gaged in Cranada, 34 n, Malaga, 31nrcia,&e. against Bal.
lasteros, %are, Toff , ors, Dominguez, and others, of whom
the French official a ounts have as yet made no mention.
but who will also in itne he acknowledged " to he in force"
and in union with tl minds of Caceres and Truxillo. and
volunteers of Estren - shwa, make a movement in combina-
tion with El Em , einado, the Guerilla Chief, by the 1
mountains of Tole , on Madrid, overturn the Regency,'
act in the rear of th French, and in support of the troops
- from Galicia under ;en. Vigo, should they find it necessary
to retreat.
The latest advir brought by the Lisbon packet sta'e
Gen. Velasco, to at the head of this corps d'armee, and
that he bad pnt hi . If in march for the above objects,and
it.is expected tha by this time be has been at Madrid,
struck the death- .w to despotism in Spain, and realised
the lea's of Oildi of and Bonrck for their commnitication
and resource's. Iv! ii h, no doubt, are alluded to in the late
&goat/dies. and %%It'd) lasssl-11 to this explanation.
Letters, dated i boa the 17th instant, give a more
r patti-
cular (1.p..61,11.0t) the commotion a hich took place there
on the 15 hem's th he the new authorities and the French,
,\
than that container in the Bayonne Papers, which have
been very 'sparing t the subject :--
" In vonsegnettc • f an order having been received here,
says the Billioa let 1r alluded to, from Madrid, sent on by 1
the Deke d'Aegot me's, representative, /enjoining the ,
French to take silo lieneselves the military secret ea' and
of the own end pro iatce, a great and most disgusting coin.
motion took pl lee mong the Faithmen and the rabble,
anxious to defeat Ger order, evidently levelled at the vile
wretches who have stilted their countrymen for some
months. Protected bay a band of fanatic', these Spanish
Ultras resolved to oppswe the new regulation by main force,
also prepared themselves to rob and outrage the peaceable
inhabitants, as well as all those known to entertain liberal'
-sensible oe-- , they intended
Ince, and '
isnifested
spectable,
they had
ighly re-
molted by
h only a
of these
inged into
[act, desir- 1
indiscri-
irue policy
wrests; they
'ra Royalist
,gh, for the
among their
aarrels took
be repeated,
'tea between
warm as
.oin taking
been sent
of the Re-
; delivered
nor is there

ec Gazette
. ince taken
shout 20,000
are estimates
• cent. The
that of
yen 44.134 ;
containing
creel 15,909.
of the city
townships
exceeded
those mention-
St. Eustache

; St. Oer-
The pro-
only 15,J59.
popnlition of
nearly equally

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FORSIGN MARILLT.—Great confusion took place —tlais
morning in the above Market on the arrival of the Jamaica
mail. The papers, which are up to the 23d of July, do not
contain any news; but the private letters bring official
accounts from the Congress of ColuMbia of great interest,
which were immediately read in the above Market. The
outlines are as follow :
That the Executive Power has reported to the Congress
toijilmbjest of the Colombian Loan, who have decreed,
Tat. That the power of their late Minister, M. 'Lea, was.
of a political nature, and not a financial one ; and that he
negociated for a loan of two millions, in which he exceeded
his ;authority ; therefore, the Loan and Debentures which
he issued are declared null and void.
241.—The Government acknowledge the services receiv-
ed by persons in Europe, during her long contest ; there-
, fore they are in honour bound to pay the amount of their
debt, for value received.
3.l—They will appoint proper Commissioners to liqui-
date their debts, for which they will issue Bonds or De-
bentnres.
Owing to the above information, Colombian Bonds fell
, this morning 13i per cent. They opened at 6t41, and went
; !down to 52, and are now 53, with a heavy market.
s
r...--wrirffttErvertitrrsrliTerearrravv--r

----
le Colombian
tl Jamaica mail, from Mr.
i opy of an account of the
rich bad passed the Cliam-
qa, and had been transmit.
Lined under consideration.—
iis paper, writes as follows:—
e preamble of the first clause
authority and proceedings; but

Loan, recrived tlois morning by
James their agent, at Bagota, a

measure relative to the Loan,
ber of Representatives, at Bal
ted to the Senate, where it re
Mr. Jones, in transmitting i

'6 Yon will observe, that
entirely disavows Mr. Ze•
the second article contain
the 400."

'a full anti perfect recognition of

•
We have received, Lq ress, the Pitole of yesterdai
SPAIN.

111 a net n, Ana. 20.—His Royal Highness the Duke d'An•
gonleme arrived at Port St.. Maty's the 16th. IVe have
received news in this capital of some disagreeable affairs
having taken place at lima and Vit'orii. They speak of
the approaching return of his nava Highness to Madrid.
On the 16th of this month, the authorities of Talavera de
la Reyna,set off for Madrid, as well as several Ecclesialtics.,
and a great number of Royalists, who abandoned their
homes ; Lopez Banns having passed the Bridge of El mart's,
with 4110 cavalry and t.OO infantry. • Colonel Amor has also
passe I the Bridge of Araohispo with 400 cavalry and
1000 infantry, which' make their number 4000, with the re-
inforcements they received ; but as there is at Toledo 2000
French and two .pieces of cannon, there is no liar the
Spaniards will come near the Capi 741.
1-7flrtertri

our correspon.le
the tltlt of this month. that the Dub
the 19th for Port Saint Mary's, atcon
ter of Foreign Affairs. His journey''
causes. According to sou►e pei
troubles which have occurred at
other places, where the French
been obliged to 'have recours
the decree of the Duke d'Ango,

P 7

Vii- adriif,

;e from ~ of
I nfaotado set off on
nulled by the Minis-
attributed to several
it is owing to the

Ili
. arazossa, Vittoria, and
litary Authorities have
to arms to put in force

[leme.

on the 17th was signed a
,weeri the Infant Don Carlos,
members of the permanent
iy, and a French General bear.
fyal Highness the Commander
this Convention contain 20
ereignty to the King united
es are to be composed of two

It is repdrted at Madrid, t'
projet for an arrangement I
and two Deputies of the Co
Commission of that Asseml
inn full powers from his
in-Chief. The bases of
articles, and give the so
with the States. The Sta
Chambers.
We have had before us copy of the above proje; ; but
we shall not, as yet, give to the public, becaus► we
imagine that news of such importance would have been
announced by the telegraph to the Government.
(FROM T L 'mute.)
NEWS FROM THE ONTIERS OF SPAIN.
MADRID, AUGUST 22. e detachment which was sent
out of Madrid, under the o era of General Urbal, have
returned. They scoured th borders of the Tagus, without
having met any of the en ies' corps, which were said to
be in the neighbourhood f Madrid. All is quiet at
Madrid. •
GRAND BRAD QUARTERS (BY AN EXTRAORDINARY COURIER).
PORT ST. Maas's, Aunu T 18.—On the 18th August the
Duke d'Angouleme review the whole of the line which
surround Cadiz, and the Is , accompanied by his Staff.
PORT ST. Maar's,Auous 19.—His Royal Highness sent
, a flag of truce by M.de laHi hisAid•de-Camp. The officer

THE STATESMAN

rtceivgd

Abel

EXTRACT OP A REPORT PRO
I hare sent you an account
the Commandant of the frig-ate
°Atha., to take their st
Tariffs, to force these two pi
of Ferdinand VII.

PORT ST. MART'S, AVG.
i
believe an approaching en
speedy deliverance. ~

A letter of the 15th, stat
orders from the King, to
the means for his Majesty'
few hours of his Majes'y
Although there is great da
jesty prefers going by wale
he received so much insult
San Lucar. The King,
Seville, without taking an
Madrid.

(POSTSCRIPT

We have received fresh
August, which we hrsten
The enemy continues his r
Tarrega.—The 22d, our troc
of Monthlanch, and to the
Moncey will continually hal
The Cortes before they gepi

commission brought forint

receive propositions in cas
members were for it, and of

*flay; that
lag .ettled;
shall hate

~.1

lug. 21.
au account
has sent
announce to them
hii com•
are to open
from General
writing to

THE MINISTER OP MARINE.
I,a f the order I have given to
Uuerriere, and the frigate
ions before Algesiras and
es to submit to the authority

18.—All the people of Cadiz
; the King also believes his

that the Count Puebla received
roceed to San Imcar, to prepare
coming to that place, as after a
ming free he wishes to embark.
get in paasing the Bar,hisMa-
tan to traverse the Isle where
in his journey to Cadis from
is said, will go by water to
repose; be will proceed to

0 THE ETOTLE.)
OM dated Villafrauca, 22d of
publish.

!treat. On the 19th he was at

s took a position to the right
rft of Torregrassa. Marshal

ass the enemy.
rated and named a permanent

the question, if they should
they were ollered.—Eightysix
• sixteen against it.

ed this morning from Holland,
D the 2Sth instant. and extracts
of the pith. The latter relate
urkey, but contain nothing
► can be depended on. The
ers, worth extracting. is the
dons thunder storm that had
I ourhood :

night before last a terrible
-Welt did great damage about
terspout that accompanied it,
bin six feet of the ground
as to stop the Diligence from

ht :19th raged chiefly in the
es. Above 100 trees were
the corner of a small mea-
el and Steenhuffel, several
d sizes, have been thrown
e. Of course every thing
stroyed, and the corn may
skiing fluor. Hailstones, as
ced up, and square pieces of
It inch thick.

no greater light upon
in the Peninsula. The re
be surrender of Cadiz, become
nalists begin to talk of taking
subject, after having been
the present instance; and after
Is recently wasted thirty months
dog able to make any imprea
to read in a French journal
lowing :—" The Prince Gene.
item 21 hours for deliberation ;
te capitulation has already taken
turned out otherwise, the rednc•
awhile delayed, but it is not the
!very of our soldiers and also of car
ly the presence of a Son of France,
rult inevitable!" Dr. Slop thinks
into the leading article, as a moat
on an expected event: but " threat-
liies,".says the proverb; and the
art besides that of boasting, in
before they will capture Cadiz
,no dread of any thing but their
dealt out, as one member of
hundred thousand francs
'lto the alteration of the
;he introduction of two
refused the bribe; and
irm to their high trust," or
have been in the posse,sion

Fore still disposed to rely
w hitherto been GUM' ; and
itl► success.

soldier, hiarsbal Aloncey,
announcing that he is still
ough he begins his state.
cing through Salton& on

idea.. There were certain ostensible persons they i
to murder, so thirsty are they for personal vengea.
so base are their inter ions. The opposition ms
against them m as, how ver, so very firm and resp
that they did not ventuir to go to such lengths as t
originally projected, b t many peaceable and hip
spectable persons were, evertheless. very much ins
1 - them. At length, th • French commander, wit]
handful of men, was ab e to stop the furious rage
brigands, and prevente the town from bring
.plun
the most horrid exces . . The French were, in fa
one of liberating a n bee of innocent persons,
minately thrown into p ison, deeming it their tru
twoei:er e zonwt
etyheer
obligedr
eti ti l. n
temporize,
oe
mf
ptorer
iszee a
andr bit e:ihrey
uairtrrae •
Authorities kept firm n their resolve, although
moment, they contri . ted to restore order arm
ferocious banditti an supporters. These quart
place several times pr viously, and they will be
to great is the ill-wil on both sides. The disputes
the local authoritie and the French continue as
ever, the former wi hing to prevent the latter fro
the military coin .• od, and several appeals have I
by express to M , rid for the immediate decision o
gency. In the . can time, the town of Bilboa is .
np.to an anat. ical faction, vile and infuriated, no
a angle in .itant in safety for one day."
. now OP LOWER CAN•DA.—.The Quehs
nsus of the population of that Provii
_.. ?2, gm . a grand total of 364,446. Abu
. . .laces not re ned) of the omputation are
oPe sna.e on the cells IS2O, b din 1-20 per ce
- s.a. province is divid .i to thr tracts, of wbic
Quebec contained 114, 6; this Three Riven
and that of Montreal ' i 2; besides Gaspe ci
4494 ; Quebec city contain 14,SW ; and Moats
[The protestant, in Montr 1 and West Ward o
are 61t46.] The number of 'ties, parishes and t
are 191—of which 116 conta .ed a population
WOO each.—The five largest p es, besides those
ed, are St. Hyacinthe, which c, , tains 6552; Sr.
de Chens242 ; St. Louis de amouraska 4742
val. 4449 ; and St. Joseph (Poi , t Levy) 4223.
/1 testant townships, &c. give a p .pulation of onl
The Clergy and NUM are onl 449. The pop
the districts of Montreal and I uebec are neat
divided by the River St. Lauren •
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ii. Ana% 21.—W arc here in the most profound .....Lham...,,,, 4,.,
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P t..% 0 decrees i sued by the Doke d'A ngouleme • 6.--.-..G0tteid„,,;14..:741 - - 4...mjai o
genet, are exec ted in concert, and With a mode•
• ' i --‘1 -
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-Is pati•firs all rties. PRICE •OF STOCKS THIS PAX AT ONE O'CLOCK.
like del Infan do, and M. Saes, the Minister 11011111tbet' ''...... Hi& Steel' .... • .284 i
n affair.. set ut yesterdaV for Port St. Mary. $ per Ct. Evel..r ..... ..8.11 ,Ditto Roods B3 88pm.
portefterille of Foreign Alain; has been commit- 1411qi• G.BBaasowiscane MAL i 35 37, po.
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'rim. to the nister of Marine, a moderate man, 3 per Cest..• ..... .! , 1000 L N
per Omits ' ' 101 1 3001... 3337 pm.
11 parties spe well." ,
New Fouts •• • • 161 fli .-----Small•
. —s pm.
[611031 TH CONSTITUTIONNEL.] Long Ann. Alii..B-1811 Lottery Tickets-- . 141. 14s.
lAN, Aun. 1 .—(Private Corrempondence).—We. /milk 3 per ca.
veil intellie ce from Cerilagne, dated the 18th,
the mornin . It was said the enemy were at , ,
. • ,
lat Baca, lit it was not believed that they is
wit. -61„*,,telsittit.
14' .e0101,41'
march 1, French Cerdagne. Nevertheless,
; WY 88••
fists of Po y rda and of Spanish Cerdagne were .
their effect upon Mont Louis, and the authorities
SA DAY
vh 4,VE 1 G. AUGUST 30, 1823.
Is had task n referee at la Cabanasse, under Mont
cur troops, however, occupy Puycerda, and the k."(C4/ ----
or the art blockading la Seu went as usual. ECU VGE,• A ..E. WELTS 0 LOCKe-C6OllOlll
accounts ate, that on the 12th the forts of la Weed this morning at 8.1 for e Account, and 82U for Money
Ito fire, t t they had communications with the •
that the Governor was pernettteil to purchase
' and are now 831 for the Ace at, and 831 for Mooey.!
fee. end or er articles for the sick, bnt the next The Expresses from P s bring the French Rotates at 93.-
3.1 t, the fi re-commenced, and it continued every 823igab_--------------'

Was received with such great d onstratioss aiTj
it is difficult not to have great It es of affairs Will
but *ben, the interval the P ince has even sb
eepirtsloll will be for general attack: •-•
, •Boron/ or UII at. DIIIIIit 510010.
Madrid, AI
M. the Marshal--Genera Bourck sends me an
of the 17th of this month, at Count Carthegena
one of his officers to the egency to announce
that the garrison of Coro a has submitted to I
mond, and the conditions n which this place an
their gates. I have recei the same advice from
hlorillo. It is probable th t, the moment lam si
your Excellency, our troops opy Corunna.