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

FURTHEREXTRACTS FROM THE PARIS PAPERS
OF TUF,SOAY.
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(PROM TIIE QUOTIDIENNE.)
PA a IS, OCT. 7.—lt appears from these two despatches.
(the bulletins respecting the King of Spain,and the rupture
of the negotiations) that the Cadiz revolutionists have suc-
ceeded in retarding for one day the prepared attack. The
-Duke of Angonlerne having said that be would not treat
except with the King when free, the Cortes were, in fact,
willing to let the King depart—keeping the Queen and the
Princes prisoners—and to prescribe inadmissible con-
ditions to him. The date of the second de-'
spatch ' proves that his Royal Highness had re-
filmed to Port St: Mary, to receive his Catholic Majesty ;
tend that it was after being convinced of the trick of the
' Revolutionists' that the Prince ordered the attack for the
following day. It may he )edged what feeble resources
belong to the rebels, since they are reduced to such artifices
to pre,erve their existence for a few days longer.
• (yew! TUE COURIER FRANCOIS.)
Nous, Oct. fi.—The Report of Vice-Admiral nnperre,
on the experiment made before Cadiz, with our bombard
iag awilia, is too short and too meagre in its details to
• satisfy entirely public curiosity. The distance of SW
tois...s, at which the bomb-vessels were placed, was a
p:oper distance for throwing the projectiles with advert-
. Cage. It would have been desirable that the report shoot.'
b:ve mule known the precise position which was taken tip
• by the..l.romb-veseels, if they were to the south or the north
of the town. We have already pointed out the positions
. from which alone Cadiz could he bombarded from the sea,
and we should likeuto know,which of these two was the
one taken up? . • I I •
• If the•Jtearnal le; Debate may be credited:" it .was near
the mai' all'•Pttircos and Cophinos where .the lampb-
• ressels ti4igilaietf.',"lti this case they must hint aneltoged
abont 1400'toirst, ?tont th.. eVy, ' for the Puercos." are
"sitnatechitiinere tbair 700, not, front the beings. but Aim
'' the ranflaViiitif the'fown, and the Cochinos. are at SOME
4. toiles trinetille wane ramparts. . Another pass4ge of Able
3'Joirtiiit thrPtibati appears to prove evidcatly lb,* par
4"boTilti.if‘eliViri• paroled further. off than itbefrire.aaid.
• In fact, it iiitioAttees'that Ate' 20 gunboats WhiCh flirrned'
t.'1,1, I line':flePple-iiroiketiojk Of the town; fired wrtliiint
'"eureessat eurveeitirti:itS teriagnenre of the treat distance
• -they- tiereft'Orn 'nht ling'kilidji 1;(M0 tables), or; if there
1, Wel'e I,oootriVei betWirea otir line and the Sp'eulili line of
thlmbeets • ikltlithe walla of the jilace, the distance must
Jokie been. •greitter' even than 'l,ol'o tuises between our
1 bomb-veriels tied the ramparts: .
L .A; It now fro,. bappens that the Jorrnal des Debate eon.
Otedirtstbeeificiaikturual, which is not astonishing. bet it
tijigAig Sot to contrsalict.itaelf within. the compass of ;eight
;'.lieges.
ROC bay'n , any precise information. it may he'
... ectoectured rjrar irikliktpperre placed his botub•ressebt
Ai
~,,tirt;tbe baulc,Falle , ,Prayte, which is to the soot cast of
4, tt 'he Puercop Apt f4.o9lomas, am* ink nearly the saute line las'
• 1.•41e14f001••.:1. -1'; •n b • '- • • ,
.: . ~•;;....,: .. •.i (axon TOR PILOTE.)

NA *AM Sider. 16.-;-Tlie high tribunal of the liftherntost
principality has just touJeusnod' to death Antoine
Gilt:mune. of Napleas Jean,of Oda; Clement' Prot*, of
Salerno; Frederic Cimino, of Montepertoio,"inul leelix
Tafuri, fonnd guilty of being members of thelCarbonari,
and of hiving worn the tri.coloured cockade on the .17th of
June, IS_ : and of having enn.pired againd the fiOvern-
went. The Court deri wed them excluded from the amnesty
or the :Nth of Sept. lee, •and they were executed on the
12th inst. ,
Fteerca Irlint6ll.-4.ARTIS, OCT. 6.—Five per Cent.:
opened at 90.95.; highest 91.; closed at 00:01k; Bok
• ''Stock, 1,595 ;'Neapolitan 4 per Ceti* /A. Facfsange• on
• London, one month, 25.75.; three ditto.2s, 75. •

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CUBA.

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• Accounts have been published,• derived front the
Aran paperi, of serious distuibarices at Itivannoh, fiat
. • they are ascertained, by letters received /Prep in Abu
.) Country, to have been mach exaggerated. The followin
'extract communicated by a ineichant 611.0.94-ding wiehl
' Hatiannali; contains, it is said, a trip' report, of tbe affairs:
• • •CI • • •
saAVANNAH, AUG. 16.—" Someday! ago a diseovery,
was made of various proclainatioass: which referred to 111
plan of independence. As investigsfion hastiorkbeen
stiteited to ascertain who were the antbqrs of the seleia thins'
attempted to he circulated; it was avow: kittrited that. Abe
• proclamations had been framed by ipme.witiblesii,
without business and destitute of repeat; tioire of these,
• inenthate been arrested, and others 'him fled. The' legal
weft ittqntrY ii Proceeding, and the Goyim; is resolved to
Outline' all who may be found guilty, without respect to
• petition but as the forms of our Coatis ape todisimi,.and ,
'it Milk be long before a final decisio6 Can be .glien, the
Pdliticalehiel has, by way of example and for the terror
Mtevil-doers, published a procleation mein& smartjal law
force for a few days.
"In the mean time we enjoy perfect. tranquillity. The
plot has .not produced the slightest alarm, mid in gene•
ral all that the inhabitants wish for is to see the delinquents
duly punished. That being alone, it is certain that the
tranquillity of this island will he confirmed; for none but
• a few mined men and adventurers could be capable of
cherishing such mischievous sentiments is scountry.which
enjoys all the priveleges that could be wished for, and, in
consequence of those franchises and its free commeree.• is
blest with an extraordinary degree ,of prosperity. The
b' • hin a oasts and the troops
.of the garrison being equally
aatstied with the advantages they possess, it is quite
impossible that • *here can, be any change io this island,
rTo • theireonsiderations it may be added, 'that property's
tin Penerat well distributed here. Three fourths of the
lohebitants are landed proprietors, who naturally wig)) to
sajortbe comfort; their estates yield, in peace and qwiet-
.

J . FALL 01 TIM CLIP, •T SCARROROVOIL--.AD accident
happened at Scarborough, about four o'clock on Thursday
last, in the afternoon, by a great fall of earth from the cliff,
*tout 50 yards from the Spa, on the sands between it and
• the town, and caused for a while great consternation in
3 tbe inhabitants. It was, however, at last ascertained, that
tille extent of the destruction was a man and too horses,
E , rt of a team of three, the property of Sonthwell, the
ether, employed at that time in procuring soft gravel,
-:' hich is dug from the bottom of the cliff in that neigh-
bourhood. This was the general conviction when our in-
'formation was sent away, derived from a boy, employed
• witb the wan, and who bad a very narrow escape. The
leading horse was extricated with great difficulty, and we
' presume that the precipitation was very considerable, as,
when our correspondent wrote, there had not been time to I
discover any traces of the sufferers. it was fortunate that,
at the awful moment, the tide was well up, otherwise some
• of the crowds who were on the sands during the day,
Eight have met an untimely fate.—.(Hell norkiagham.)
A few weeks since, Thomas Mover, a chimney-sweeper,
of this city, in attempting to take hold of a fish called
the stinging fish, of the skate species, which is armed
with a sharp bony point at its tail, and was entangled in
the weirs at Belting., near Herne Bay, received a wound
is his arm. which injured an artery, and not being aware
of the consequence went to work as usual, without seeking
surgical assistance, tiil the arm was in a state to defy the
for his relief. He has since been admitted
t and Canterbury Hospital, where, we
has been obliged to suffer amputation.—
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