The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-12 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS OF TUESDAY.
P 41113. September it —Frotn L'Orlent. under date of the

nth. we base the following:-
4TM King's corvette, the Taro, commanded by M. Sil-
houette, arrival the day before yesterday. Tnis vessel sailed
..n the 96th froM Ceram'. with 35 Spanish prisoners of war,
who had formed -part of the garrison of that place. Among
vice. were Colenelsirisate, of the lefaetry Rogiment de Ks-
owni; Lopes Campine, of the Bilbao Militia ; Jaureguy, of
•cr Vittoria Volunteers ; thermios-Colonel Gambia, Chief
.:7Mettaliongnagarateurdi; Chief of the Staff Vse Melee;
oth,r officers. On the 27th, the Tarn fell is with the
Marsonin. commanded by M. Dsoyeau, on her way to Co-.
canna."—(Jourmal des Debate.)
A letter frone•Perpignan, dated August 30, says—" Accounts
'non Ussiz, said to have arrived sling the coast by sea, state,
vim on the 14th, the Cortes decreed the fitting out of two
-hips of the line, the Guerrero and adother, four frigates, 20
'.ilgantines galilots, and as many gembosts."—(Jorreat
',le Toulouse.)
The recall of Lieut.-General Guilleneinot was reported yes-
fettle!. sad continues to be repeated to-day. The Madriallet-
'tea which reached us yesterday mention this report. It is
emu said that this general officer is to be succeeded by Marshal
Lewiston. We know not whether this news be well founded.
Octant Goilleminot has long been in disgrace with the mi-
:,mterial journals. Reis suspected to have mainly contributed
• to the Andujar decree, which is understood to have experienced
high disapprobation at Paris, and the execution of which sur-
priaes and 'Mitts all those men who hate perceived in that im-
portant doeusent a hope of approaching pacification. The
Duke of Angisuleme's choice of General Duilleminot for his
Ilsjor-General did not satisfy every one. Our readers must
ft collect certain events which caused a great sensation at the
time of the invasion of Spain, and which are not•yet explained:
—such' es the departure and precipitate return of a Minister.—
.We do not, however, mean to found any conjecture as to the
consequences ofafact, the confirmation of which is first of all

necessary.—(Filete.)
The last telegraphic despatch given by the Alossitear is
unquestionably of great importance; but it is necessary to
know the details of the taking of the Troradero, to enable
its to calculate the results. These details could not be
communicated in a short telegraphic despatch. To appre-
ciate this deed of arms, we must wait for the Major Gene.
ral's report. It was on Friday the Government received
the news which appeared in the Moniteur of Sunday.—
(hid.)
The letters from Catalonia make particular meetion of a
sortie of the garrison of Barcelona, which is said to ham
taken place on the 211 of Augers% and to have been particn.
larly directed against G I Curial's corps. The enemy
is stated to have had a strong reserve of artillery, which
protected his retreat.—(lbid.)
If we may believe certain persons, understood to be well
informed, the meeting of the Chambers will not be so long
delayed as was at first supposed. The Ministers, it is said,
have to ask for more money, for the possibility of a second
campaign next year begins to be recognised.—(/Lid.)
The following is the official account of the attack on the
suburbs of Pampeluna:
(IRON TUC MONITILUR Or TUESDAT, SEPT. 9 )
OFFICIAL PART.—ARMY OF TIIE PYRENEES.

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