The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-19 00:00:00

Siam the abate was siritteala ttsperlbss pub-
lishid tbc, following letter from a Paris sorrespead-

PARIS, SATURDAY, NAT 176 FIVE ►. i. -
The division of Romagosa has beet eat to pia* by
troops.
The Baron d'Erolles hiss likewise received a cheek.
A ccordieg te letters from Perpi gate, M ina was at Om.
predon on the Bth,with 4000 men. It is positively known
that he cpgipletelydeceived Marshal Moncry, and made
with a chosen band, that fortunate [movement which has
Sealed the pretensions of the Faith for ever.
Otteral Donnadieu expects to be attacked every mar
went.
Questa& has been abandoned by his own {troops. on at-
mint of some violent ;esteems he bad adopted. He hes
fled. This event has oaused the siege of Beaton' to be
raised.
Impbrtait events, say the Perpignan letters, are ekpected
every moment.

STOCK EICIIANOIt, 12 o'CLocc—This day being a
holiday, the Bank,Stock Exchange ;ad Foreign Market
are that; bat a number of persons have assembled on the
Royal Exchange, where Consols have been done, from
7.41 to 79L—Spanish Bonds at 361, and New Prussian,
821/. But little business is. however, doing np to this
hour. We bear of one express havingarrived from Paris
to a merchant in the City, bringing the French Fands,
at 89. 15., and Spanish Bonds, at 42. This rise is all at-
;dinned to the English papers having reached Faris,
which mentioned a negotiation was on the lapis, between
France and Spain. We do not bear of any material zews
from the Armies. The report of a French Loan coming
forward, caused some sensation in the city, particularly
among the monied Gentlemen. The public are anxiously
waiting for further details from Mina's army.

Newirork Papers have arrived to the 24th of April,
from which we extract the following :

" From r.kNTE Vtime—•-Dacitat.—Tbe city of Monte-
Video is declared to be in a state of blockade, and under
al interdiction to import all imports and exports by land
of every species of merchandise, and fruit are pro-
hibited.

All Goods and Merchandise pissed through the Cu..
tam House of Monte Video, and which may from thence
he re-shipped for the ports of Maldonado and Colonia,
shall be sent back to their respective Custom-boase, and
there to pay the duties of Entry.
Exports of Hides and other productions of the country
Certified to by —, the privileged ports of Maldonado
and Colonia, sh.tll only pay one half of the duties esta.
blished by law.
Such duties as may be curtailed by the usurped autlio
rity of Monte Video, shall be duly demanded from those
whom they concern.

• As to all Debits contracted by the Usurping Govern-
ment of Monte Video, or by the Interior Commandant,
will not be liquidated by the public revenue of this
Stale. Given at 'Head Quarters.
SA NS doer, Baron de la Ganguna.

Brussels papers have been received this morning by which
vie lame the following article from Antwerp, dated May 4
—",A person of this city has received a letter from Lan.
aanne, dated May ♦, in which there is the following phrase:

—" I fear least I should be obliged to quit the town. The
Governments of Austria and Russia have caused an applica-
tion to be made to the Cantons for the presage of en army
through this country: This demand has been unanimously
rejected ; but I fear that the neutrality of Switzerland will
not be respected, and I shall fly, not to become a Russian
or Austriar." •
On this article the Journal for Antwerp makes the
lowing remerks:—' Notwithstanding the authenticity of
this letter, we doubt the accuracy of this statement.—
Though the powers of the north have promised effective
saccour, the time is happily not arrived when it can be
necessary, and all appearances indicate that this fatal
necessity will not occur. The assurances of the French
Ministry—the attitude of England—the dangers with
which Europe would be menaced, in consequence of this
intervention, ought to dispel, at least for the present, the
fears of so danzerous an extremity. Another circum-
stance makes no doubt of the accuracy of our correspon-
dent, viz. that, supposing such a demand to have been
mule, it is not at all probable that Switzerland bas had
the energy to refuse it. For some time past regard for
its preservation has induced that ceantry to make con-
cessions which it would not have made before the events
of the revolution.
Mercantile letters from Trieste speak of the Greeks
having landed in several places in Macedonia.
A British brig has been captured, in sight of Havannajthe
day before the U. R. sailed, and it was supposed all hands
wwe murdered ; in fact, the piratical Captain informed Cap-
tain Banks that he would hang every Englishman he fell In
*ilk, in retaliation for the pirates hung by them at Jamales.
TUOMAS, frrn Aral t..—We have a letter 'ming that

rill the Porte Rice privateers are called in by the Govern-
bent, and it is said they would not be permitted to fit ou

Letters from Valparaiso of the 14th of January state, ,
that Sir Illion.as Hardy had received orders front home
teeeclaira all the British property condemned in that
place; anal that be had, in consequence, forwarded in-
tractions from Rio Janeiro, where he then lay, to Cap-
tain Prescott, of the Aurora, to make the reclawatiou of
the Chaim lio,ernmcot,
Actoates from Bayonne give the following descrip-
ties of awroclamation addressed by the Conde del Abut-
hal to his troops. He says, " that the further the French
peoetratalnto Spain, the more certain will be their de-
struction, He concludes with a prediction that not one
of them wi 11 escape. In the same accounts it is remark-
ed—" Ballasteros evidently appears to act upon the plan
of cutting the corps of General Molitor into two parts,
sad it mot t be owned that this corps is spread out over a
censideral,le extent of country, so, that it is likely we
shall soon hear something important from that quarter."
The.%) towing is an extract of a letter from Havre,
dated the 13th instant:—" The French ship La Therese
Virginie.. which arrived yesterday from the Havannah,
Ins broorbt advices that they were re-lauding there all
goods witich had been embarked in French ships, on
board of which merchants would not make further ship-
ments. Two vessels from Havre and Bordeaux (La
Ceastastee and La Henriette), had been plundered off
St Writing°, by piratical cruisers, which threatened to
hose the French vessels, whenever they heard of the
of hostilities ketween France and

Spain.":