The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-06-18 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 18, 1823.
—.me.— •
.. We have this morning reinived, by Express, Part,
perms of Monday. From the any.first article it would
*Mt that the French have very far advanced itt
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
.;..,wired at Bayonne the 14th of Jane, at night. o=
•. ,10-•; Head Quarters, Madrid, llth June, 1:
. i• r a 10 o'clock morning.
-tAltsembrance guard of GeneralAlorsiesoult, on the
111114011,1* with, near Santa Cram anaenemy'rdivision of
s.BoPearsi, which was destroyed% orollspensed, and there
lees, taken a Sag, two pieces of: ,11$1*.Nnefillo and 605
raiwasers•—we have not lost a man 4,-
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
.0 REPORT OF THE mazonocianagiat..
Mutsu', JureaB.
'My Loan,-1 have the honour to inform your Excel-
leocy, that, after a slight engagement, the Bridge of ,
Arsobiepo, defended by 'four hundred men of the
regiment of Gault& and one hundred dragoons,
was carried, oo the Bth, at eight o'clock in the
mornieg by the 9th Light Infantry, being a part of the
advance guard of the column of Count Boarmont. We
bad neither any killed or wounded. General Yellin pm...-
sued the enemy to Valdelacapas, from whence he coati-
need yesterday his movements on Mesa de Yban, and
was to arrive to-day at Remargordo, 13eneral Bout-
moot with the rest of his troop, Itatmitsched by the
right side of the Tagus on Alrearer,Libree be was to
• arrive hist night, and expects tbiatlariettesiwthe Thee.
A letter from Count Molder, dated'Segnen, the sth, an-
nonoces that he continues his movement on Teruel,
where be was to arrive yesterday. According to various
reports, an enemy's corps is entrenched atTernel.
tasters» is in front of Valencia. • •
P. S. Monseigneur has this instant received the news
61 Count Bordesoult was at Manzanares yesterday at
8 o'clock in the evening, and his advanced guard was
at Valde Penes. His intention was to halt in that po-
sition this day ; bat willing to overtake the enemy's rear
guard, which was not more than 4 or 5 leagues distant
from me. Ise off at two o'clock in the morning to con-
tinue my march.
COM PTE GUI LLEMINOT.
Report of the Lieut. Gen. commandiog the division of
the Eastern Army of the Pyrenees:—
Perpignan, Jane 9.
My LORD,—The result of the different *deices I have
received on the march of Mina, are, that he has totally
`nraconted C,erdagne, returning by the Valley of Ribes,
with 2000 men, 80 cavalry, and 20 mules, laden with am-
munition end money. His maneuvres seem to evade
lighting, and to find a retreat from the pursuit of Gem
Don naciieu, St. Priest,and Eroles. Minis intentions appear
to be to approach Figueras, while our troops are seek-
ing him in the Cerdagoe. A report from Prat: di Mollo
of the Bth June, informs me that a division of the corps
of Mina occupied Campredon on the Bth. lam going
to recall Oen. A rnand with all his troops, and cause him
to re-enter Perpignan. BARON BOTTRMIORO.
NEWS FROM Tun FRONTIERS OP SPAIN.
According to the information published in the Indica-
tour of Bordeaux, the Spanish Authorities of Madrid
wished to arrest Abisbal ; but an august person opposed
it: it is said that Abisal has taken the road for Bay-
onne, and that orders were given to receive him accord-
ing to his rank.
On the 31st of May they were making preparations for
the departure of the Cortes and the King for the island of
Leon and Cadiz. The Cortes were to continue their
sittings in the Isle of Leon. According to information
front M Arid of the 6th and Bilboa, the Bth of June, the
Conetitutioenef, 0 I Espinosa was at Cuenca with
20W men. Ballasterorwith his division had taken the
road in the mountains of Albarracir. The Constita-
tiocal Chief Campillo threatened Santander with his
°milli is.
Lissom, MAT 31.—The Diario has pnblished succes-
sively, the speethes of several deputies in the sittings
of the 27th May, which terminated by a:declaration of
the Cortes, "'that the Ministers bad lost the confidence
of tie Nation."
The following are the names of the Ministers appoint-
. ert on the 29th :—Of the Interior, D. Tarialle-Carvalho
of Justice, Antonio Goevreiro ; of Wee, Neve° Costa ; of
the Nary, Manuel Jean Locio; of Foreign Affairs, Joseph
Branesamp de Sobral.
A person has arrived at Madrid from Seville, who left
it on the sth, and assures there was no doubt of the
King's going to Cadiz. The march of our troops on Se-
ville, *ill no doubt, Cause a movement in favour of,the
K•ng.

Paris papers to the 16th inot. bad previously arrived
The Journal des Debars contain some details, dated
Lisbon, May 31, respecting the counter-revolution which
lia4,commenced four days before, and which was not then
terminated. According to these accounts, the Infante
Don lisruel made a. movement. at sloe in the morning,
wi It 30 horse and 360 foot, and,: keying caused the
abolition of the Constitution to be proclaimed, proceeded
so -the road to Santarem. He then: seat a 4etter to the
King, his father, expressing his concerti that he had left
the Palsee without the King's permiwtonv bet being un-
able...longer to see the degradation of the throne, heehad
determined to preserve the Royal Majesty unimpaired,
and hoped that ass father, he would give him his bene-
diction, thodgh as a King he might have to perform
outward acts contrary to his royal heart. On the 28th,
General Sepulveda who had originated the first revoln•
Cowin Oporto, end bad been charged with the defence
or the capital. issued a proclamation, calling on the in,
habitants to repose their confidence in " a man who
never bad any other object in view than the honour of
his country." The llowing evening, he also took.
his departure from Lisbon with whatever troops he could
prevail upon to follow him, and joined• the flufante.
Thad number, however, was considerable, for the Cortes
declared him a traitor, who bad caused aurriesertion of
two thoesand seven hundred and sixty men of the troops
of the line. N. Neves Costa, who bad been nominated
Minister of War, and M. de Braancamp, the newly
appointed Minister for Foreign Af airs. and who was con-
sidtad one of the Moderate Party, bad also disappeared
from the Capital. Notdithstanding the professions of
the King, the Corea,. seemed to suspect that he is-not
quite sincere, as thqtad confided the care of his person
to the 18th regiment. Such is the substance of the
statements given in the French Journals. How far they
ore founded in truth, the arrival of the. Lisbon Mail, which
is daily expected. will 4 rtermine. The place where Prince
Miguel Is said to bare proclaimed. the abolition of the
Constitution, Is supposed to be a small town about 18
Aida from lsboa.
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