The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-06-25 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 25, 1823.

STOCK EICRAVIII. TWIBLVI O'CLOCK:OMMIS opened
this morning at Slid, it which price they have remained,
with little doing.
Foams Fn NDL—Spimish opened et ilk, and got up to
SI .—Columble is done at' 4s. Scarcely any business is
transacted, eieept in Spanish Sonde.,
New Spanish. 313—New Prussian, 841I—Ressiso, 80 to
it—Colombian, 44.—Chili, 00j to 07.

The Paris news of Monday's date, which has arrived by ,
express, and which is highly interesting, will be found ,
in another column. Previous to its arrival the Paris
papers to the 23ra inst. brought abundance of Military
Reports from Madrid and Catalonia, which, however, re•
litOtti to no fresh affairs of importance; and announced
the arrival of several couriers from Portugal, who left
the asserted counterrevolution as much involved in mys-
tery as before. The King, it Is said, had been declared
free by the Insurgents, yet,it does not appear, that he
had quitted Lisbon; and although most of the troops in
the provinces are represented as having followed the ex-
ample of these who left the capital with Don Miguel, the
Cortes are still mentioned as discharging their established
political functions. On their own sheaving, therefore,
what the French Ultras called an abolition, could have
only been a modification of the Constitution. la a few
day., however, frotu the change of wind, we may expect
to ascertain the actual grounds of their reports. The va.
none reports which they publish from rime to time re.
specting the engagement with part of Mina's force, thew
that they are resolved to make the 'most of every thing.
D'Eroles bad stated the number of prisoners taken to
he seven hundred, but Moncey now makes them amount
to eight-hundred;

In addition to the Monday's intelligence from Paris, in '
another part of our paper, we extract the following
from the fluotidimine of that day :
Extract of a private letter from Madrid of the 18th Tone.
On the 11th the Cortes were informed of the approach of
the Preach advanced guard on Seville. The Codes imme-
diately assembled, 'Aid after a very stormy discussion. the
removal of the Klee to Cadiz was decided upon. The 12th
at night the Bing, Queen, and the Princesses were taken
from the Pekes, shut up In coaches, and drawn out of Se-
ville, escorted by a guard, who were most of them drank.
According to the last information from Catalonia, it
appears that Mina has Succeeded, after great difficulties,
to enter Sen Urgel. It is certainly a great advantage to
Lis troops, that Mina has been obliged to take refuge in
Urgel instead of Barcelona or Figoars, as his surrender
will be sooner accomplished, as the garrison of this fort
corsists only of 2000 men.
There appears a proclamation in the French papers
from the Infant Don Miguel, addressed to the Fortsgeuse
nation, dated Villa Franca, the 27th of May.,