The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-09 00:00:00

Aibtattoman.

THLJUSDAY IVRNINO, OCTOBER 9, 1823.
1.

Paws t won Noe, 12 ell coo K.L-Comielniltred nt 83i, and.;
got Upitd 113 g, both for money, and f. i the Aecount,vrith little
btishtesa 414.
We do nor hear up to this hottrof anylExpress having arrived
from Paris, although a *fort prevails that the French Rentes
have come nt 9140 but the above price cannot be relied two: .
The Public &revery anxious for accounts from Paris,to have
an esplanatlos of the two teregraphle despatches, as well as the
result of the intended afthek on the island of Leon, which was
totes' Olden Place on the 30lb ult.;r on the Ist instant.—
Should It hire taken place at either of the above periods, tic-
,
cotr us of the result must be knOwn here this day.

Foams -sr Fame —There wii a great bustle this morning
la:the article of Poys'is Bona;:iid a great deal of business
ma dime in that stock. Spanisisiand Colombian are the only
Bonds that they are doing businass4n.
New Spanish BJnds. 27—Old:Spanish, 33 to 34 —Bassists.
841—Colombian, MI -French SOlp. 41-4loyais, 14.

FrnrlfoN:papers to.
Ole 34 leaser have reached

U thtm

morning. from which we seiret.the folios ing extracts :--

; /TRIESTE, September 18..—0 n tile- teth a ship arrived here,.
fit 18 days from Cslameti 0016' It 'brotight the newslief the Cppitan Pacha.w.itt lettote feet, badieft the bay.
e( ANtras on the 30th of August. sad, mailed towards the Ar--
chiPelage. The Captain says there is a etitatagtons digOrdet
-ist‘board his. fleet. The garrison of P.Ottiii; however, is pro-
. .
yitiOrl with every necessary for a long time. The private let-
tese,piiiialt the Captain has brought from Trepolizsa and Nat;
pen di Romanisn sae that "the campaign of
the''Cukiis* as-
fa kr fie:cents tbe':tilbjeBl of conquering tite•hlorCa iris ,an-•
'fireii Nile" (oz. Otis ear." it seism Aldit Site Turks bey,.
,4mytailly obtained Important athentages in Negropont over
the insurgents, who havjt
,been defeated near Trikeri:. The.
seat of their Goverment was at hlegara. The vintage had
been very prodtictive as welt a the Crops of Southern fruits'
in the Greek islands. nr . . . •

Private I tiers (Von' Derma, In 'PorkNit 4lb:into, of t/
7th, say, that the Albanians treacherously abandonedlho
Paella of Scutari& in the battles near Agrippa, end lave thew
token part with the Greeks. • • 1
The same letters say that since .these eveets, the 7slooldest
pies, have made an 'Unpile' Ifetb thii.territory of 'llth
Pachn.
. •
BERLIN, September 21...4-Hettßoyal Highness the Duehess
of Cumberland has arrival bete. Among the splendid enter-
tllnments given in coeieileeetie.bt the great number of officers
"tied strangers of. distlnetlem eolleoed here ou account of the
autumn,,,reviews. one 011ie most distingUished was, that'
given Inithe Deke of Cumberland in the great Saloon of the
Royal Theatre, to which severil )iundted persons of the first
rank Weteinvited. The Wag, our Sovereign, and the Princes
Of his family, the Duke of Cambridge, Re. were present.
The reHews being now over, ell the Generals who came to
be present, have returned to their commands.
GOLYAR, SEPT. 27.—We have already spoken of the arrest of
Ulrich Parrot, who in the Pamphlet called " The Revolution,.
cry Intrigues fi Switzerland," Xi stated to be an agent of
"Preece, sent to eicitediesentions in-Switzerland. This was a
welemme opportunity for the factious to accuse Government of
Intrigues of which themselves alone are capable. Unhappily
for them Parrot has been brought to trial before the tribimal
of the first instance at Colmar, and condemned to live years
imprisonment as a swindler. It appears from the proceedings
that Parrot had presumed, ander the name of Mailer, to make
important disclosures, oni in hopes of obtaining money had
forged proclamations which he attributed to weU known per-
sons ; he talked also of a depot of tri-coloured cockades, of an
Intended Insurrection, &c.; but the authorities saw through his
intrigues.

The intelligence that the negotiations were again
broken offoat Cadiz, has proved correct. A despatch,
dated half.psst six, in the evening of the 29th ult.,
announces the fact; and the fate of Cadiz, and of
Ferdinand is left to "the hazard of the die." This is
as it should be ; where there is no security, there
should be no negocistion. There are me* . means
in Cadia yet, enough to turn the scale of firefaile ip
their favour, if they do not betray th4ifligirsi!!l"liis,
Ultras with an affectation of hurnanitystre*ldialsautip
will be surrendered without wail' Sri( iskiiilt;
•tU 1 .41, Aiialree,
but We trust that the Cortes, 1/ j,

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