The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-06-19 00:00:00

Mr. HUME still objected to :he third reading, and
proposed to adjourn the discussion to this day.
he LORD ADVOCATE, unwilling to put the Howe
to inconvenience, was willing to withdraw his Motion
for the Order of the I;ay.
The discussion was fixed for this evening (Thursday.)
The other Orders were read. and the House adjourped
at Half past One o'Clock.

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THURSDAY EVENIN(I, JUNE 19, 1923.

We have this morning recei►ed, by Express, Paris
papers of Tuesday, from which we extract the following:
NEWS FROM THE FRONTIERS OF SPAIN.
The Journal of Tosclouse, of the Mb, publishes the
following official information:—

On the 7th, at 6 o'clock in the morning, Mine left
Osseja, Pallas', Age, and Sasperdun, which be occupied
with his force, and marched, fdr Cardona by the mour.-
tains. He was penned in that direction, for twb hours,
by two French Companies, and tete Companies of the
Corps of Romagosa. BARON. RRTNAVD.

The Eche estimates the forces united antler the orders
of Miva, which marches in two columns, from four to
five thousand men; and it is assured they are accompa-
nied by a convoy of 100 to 120 moles, carrying empty
sacks.

PZIIMIGNAN, 'DNS 9.—We do not expect ebtil to-morrow
positive news from Mina, either from Cerdegne or Olot.—
In the interim we have accounts from the Inbabitabts of the
above country, who arrived here this day. Mina caused the
Municipality of Osseja and Palau to be called to him, de-
manding of them provisions. After which, be put Wesel;
in march on the 7th by the Colonel de Roses. It is honeyed
he is going to Figueras. It is also said that Mina, on
his match, eiehanged troops at Cardona, and Sen. which he
Is also going to do with the garrison of Figueras, and by
which means he tails always bare fresh troops with him.—
According to' neis received from Barcelona, that town en.
joys Use greatest tranquillity, and is continually provisioned
by small vessels watering the harbour.
On the Ist Juue, an English Brig appeared off this
Coast, tad was hailed Lby the Commandant of the French
Squadron, but did not obey the first or second gun that

was fired. Several boats then went after her, and
brought the Brig along side of the French Admiral.
This took place in presence of the population of Berm
load, and the English Consul, whO said that the Block-
ade of Barcelona, had not been officially annoenced to
his Government; and it is said, that be immediately dis-
patched a Courier to the English Ambassador at Se-
vilte, On' the abets subject.
The French have evacuated Priga and Balaquei. BA;
lastems, who marched on Valencia to raise the siege, bad
returned to the frontiers oT Arragon, after baying rein-
forced his corps wkb 5,000 men, part of which were
conscripts, and the remainder old troops; by which
means be has .now with' him 16,000 men. This General
tojoye great confidence in the province of Catalonia;
Valencia, and Arragon, and the constitutionalists, have
great faith in him. The Corps of Ulman has retired to
Arragon.
PERPIGNAN; 10th.—Mina entered Campredor the fith,
with 3,500 troops.
Usoorre, Bva .bras.—We are assured that Mina is
this day in the neighbourhood of Olot. In this position
be finds himself surrounded by several French Corps,
who will attack him, and destroy his army.

A French Regiment made all haste from Villa Real to
Bergera, and was just in time to rescue Abisbal from
the hands of the Alcade. who was just going to have
him shot. Abisbal has arrived in France.

The Hesitate of Monday had previously broaglit the fol-
lowiag Telegraphic Despatch from Bayonne, which arrived
at Paris, Jane 13th :
" Head-qaarters, Madrid, June 13, Tea o'Cloek, a. Y.
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" MLIOR-OgIIZZAL TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MINISTER