The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-05 00:00:00

MADRID, Jctor 27.

His Royal ll;nhness Pets out to-morrow at two in the
morning:. The Prince Generalissimo wishes to remove his
Lead quarters to the very centre of military operations. A
worthy descendant of Derry IV., is at the advanced posts
that he wishes to be. On the 231 of August, accortline to
the order of march,his Royal Wellness will he in person at
Port St. Mary, under the walls of Cadiz. The love which
the army bears to its august General-in• Chief cannot be
imagined. The troops who escort the Prince arc divided
into three columns, following each other at intervals of a
day's Larch. The Duke of Angouleuie marches with the
&Cond. _ _

The body -guards 'hold themselves in readiness to move
on the first

We learn that ao F.nelish frigate, ignorant that the port
of Cadiz had been declared in a state of blockade, and that
Sir W. •A'Court had ceased to reside near the King, pre-
sented itself before that city. It has jnst sailed fur. San
Lncar on the intelligence that Sir W. A'Court was intend-
in gto pass to Gibraltar. It is thought that it mill take Sir
W. Alintirt on board.
I send you the order of the day puliisbed at Seville the
18th, as follows:
" From the 19th of July, 1823, the navigation of the
Gaadal9eiver shall be permitted, hut tie baths thit tra-
verse this river must punctually °banns the following form-
alities

" Feely vessel, after having observed the orders of the
Spanish anthoritics, utn•t also provide itself with a pass,
which will be granted by Colonel Cotti.ss, Commandant of
ti:e place.
" It is expressly forbidden to all vessels to pass above
Rota in the direction of Cadiz and the Isle of Leon; those
which shall he found to infringe this order, or which shall
keep np a correspondence with the besieged, will be taken
and sunk or burned by the French squadron ; the cargo
will be confiscated, and the crew, as well a• the passengers.
will be made prisoners of war. Every infraction of these
arrangements will be punished according to the rigour of
military law.
(Signed. &e.) " ISOURMONT.
" Seville, 18th of July, 1823."

[AILS.

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1. —Dublin ..... • • 0
1 —.Waterford.. • 0
1.... G &Jersey— 0
0....1i5b0n 0
o....Gottenburg 1

0....H011and
o....Hambro
I.... France 0
0 ...Flanders
0....Ma1ta 0

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS
Bank Stock . 2244

S per Ct. Red ... 821 83
3 p. Ct. Cons.s.'.. B2l
31 per Cent...: 9blt
4 per Cents. • ... lOOl
New Fours lOlll
Low Ann. .91 -346
imp. 3 per Ct

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
India Stock. 23,5 t
Ditto Bonds. 88 Otipm.
Ex.Rill.2d.
- 27 30s pm.
10001.

5e5a11.....28 101 pm.
Lottery Tickets...... 141. 14s.
Con. for Acct.... 82 I

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TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1b23.
--omo—

STOCK ETC/DINGS, 12 o'CLocx.—Consols opened this
morning at 8211, at which prise they remain steady. In
the early part of the morning, there was a good deal of
business done. No Commercial express has come from
Paris today; but we understand a pri►ate one has arrived;
though we do not bear it brings any information of
consequenee from Spain.
Poulos Foxos.—Spanish Bonds opened at 321, 33,
at which price they have kept steady.—breech Scrip II—
Colombia 63—Russia 84F—Danish nothing doing—Chili
681—Foysts 17.