The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-25 00:00:00

DIARY fOR Tlll2 WEEK.
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High Water, Morn. 34 in. aft. 3.—Even. 46 m. aft. 3.
25, M. Moon rises 47 in. aft. 7.
High Water, Morn. 59 m. aft.3.—Even. 15 m. aft. 4.
26, T. Day 13 hours 56 m. long.
High Water, blurs. 32 in. aft. 4.—Even. 51 in. aft. 4.
27, /V. Sun runes 3 m. after S.
High Water, Morn. 11 in. aft. s.—Even. 32 m. aft. S.
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Hiss Wmar, Mora. 5 in aft. 6.—Even. 45 al: aft.

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NATURALISTS' CALENDAR.—To enable our Renders to judge of the
Season, we select from the Calendars of the Rev. fir. White, of SeJburne,
sod 31r. Uaricwidt, of the neighbourhood of Rattle, the date* of the following
familiar necurreoces, which have been observed during a course col years
and which may usually he collected about the present period :
Milk Tni.tle llowered.—W. Aug. 24.—M. April 21,July IS.
flop picking begun /Y. Aeg. 21. Sept 17.-3/. Sept. I, IS.
Deceit turned yellow /I'. Asir. 24, Sent. 27.—M. Sept.s,l2.
Somprort O. Aug. 23—. Y. July 19. Aug. tl.
Swallow sings W. Av. 23.—.1/. April I I. Aut. 26.
AIM,* prmier E. ll'. Aug. 311. Sept. 2.—.1/. July 30. Sept. fa.

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MUCH OF STOCKS THIS
BaukStoeic
3 per Ct. Etwd ..... .864 i 1
3ip. Ct. Cons .f? WWI
3i per Cent
4 per Cents 1014 101 i
New Fours 10111 102 1
Lo.isr Ann... Bl 3-10
Imp. 3 per Ct

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
hulk stock
Ditt.rE %ads 69 pm.
—BO &Is pm.
10001.

—303 S
Small . —32 33$ pm.
Lottery Tiekets...... 14/. 14s.
nn. for Aect.. . 52114

Zttft iD4 tateoman.

MONDAY EVENINO, AUGUST 25, 18.

STOCX EICLIAXGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.—Consols opened
at 82k, 83, at which price they remain, with little doing.—
The Expresses from Paris this morning bring the Rentes
at 93, 20, and Spanish 42g. This day being a grand fete
at Paris, the King's birth day,it is expected that something
important will be announced there. Spanish Boods
opened at 371, Colombia, 678, Russia, 064, French scrip,
!j prem.

We have this day received by Express, Paris papers of yes
terdny morning. The Decree of the Duke d'Angouleme, issues
at Adujar, a copy of which appeared in our paper lest west
appears in the Etoile as well as the Pilote, and no doubt Is ex.
pressed respecting its authenticity.
EXTRACT FRONT THE " riLort" OF YESTERDAY:

ARMS OP TN 6 ['SIMNEL&

MADRID, Aug. l6.—Lieutenent-General Bourck sent me an
account, dated the 7th of this month, that his batteries were
ready to fire on Coronas, and he was going again to summon
the Governor of that place to surrender. After having waited
twee hours for the return of the officer with the flag of truce,
the Governor sent him a negative answer. Ten minutes bad
only expired. when the garrison fired from all their batteries.
Half an hour afterwards, General Bourck unmasked his batte-
ries, and commenced firing on the place. The result was Wte
t Ewa was set on fire in three diff, rent places. The fire was
burning when the General wrote his letter. Although during
the night of the 6th, we only had a few men wounded and not
one killed, nor have our batteries been damaged.
By aro'ller report of the same date, this officer ammo,.
crs the taking of the fort of Bayona, a little place at the
extremity of Galicia, by the troops under the order of the
Count Carthagena.

(Signed) DUKE REGGIO.
FROM TUE ETOII.I or AUOUST 23.)
PERPIGNAN, AUGUST 16.—The Marshal visited, co, the
2.11, the cantonments of our troops near Barcelona, and is
going to return avian to Villa-Franca. On the 7th of this
mouth a sortie was made from Figueras of 8 to 9,000 men;
but they were repulsed in all directions, and retired to the
fort in disorder.

MADRID, AUGUST 16.-1 Informed you that the President
of the Regency, the Duke Infantedo, and the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, M. Saez, were going for Saint Mary's. It
appears that this resolution has been changed, as they have
not quitted Madrid. The following ordonnance has been
published here. (Here follows the Decree of the Duke •
d'Angouleare, as it appeared in " Tae STATESMAN" of
Wednesday last.
hi ATARO, AUG. IS.—L'Eseadron, who submitted at the
same time as General Mango, is arrived at Mature. The
Head Quarters of the Marshal are at Dick. He has catmd
the enemy to be pursued, who are in full retreat on the Seu
Urgel.

Marano, Aug. 12.—Rotten has hid a discussion with
Mina, who wishes to remain in Barcelona, and refuses to
take the field.

Pe/tell:mix, Aug. I.—We learn to-day that the fort of
Hostarlick has been evacuated by the Spanish Constitn-
tioualists. They went ofr, abandoning their wounded.
P. S. We have just received the following news by an
Extraordinary Courier:—

Viol, Aug. 17.—ilen. Fromelin and Baron Eroles was
yesterday at Prater de Cluzzanes, and were to depart at
at 2 o'clock for Gironeila, where Milaus is with his rear
guard. The army wishes to gain the plain of Urge), or
'tie position he occupied at Mont Blanch.

By the arrival of Dutch andflanders Mails this morning,
we havelecelred Dutch papers to the 23d instant, and
Hamburg papers to the 19th. According to an article from
Trieste, dated August 4, there are accounts of the Greek
Admiralty being engaged in preparing to transfer the thea-
tre of war to Asia Minor, and to make themselves masters
of Smyrna. It is affirmed, that for the execution of this
project, the Greeks have assembled a flotilla with a body of
12,000 troops, collected from the several islands of the
Archipelago, which have shewn the greatest eager-
ness in the cause of independence. The Capitan
Pasha is in the lonian Sea, and on the coast of
Candi., where the Greeks do not think be can undertake
any thing important, because they have been able to pre-
pare for a vigorous defence on all the points that are
threatened. The Divan,it is said, has received information
of this expedition, and basset* Ibrahim Pacha, with' ease
.t.tous..nd chosen troops, to Natolia. He ie to tale the