The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-18 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

troara of° which some of the staff bad embarked. The con-
.segeence was, the loss of Captain Lacroix, one of the
Duke d'Angouleme's aides-de-camp; Capt. 31ezeray, oftbe
huiiars ; and Lieut. Ileaudreville, of the 6th regiment of
Artillery. Several domestics and some seamen are also
said to have been victims of the explosion. kis also admitted
that a number was wounded, and it is
.probable that the
mischief done was much greater than it is represented in
the French account.

No news from Cornuna. We only know the heavy
Aitillerybas been transported from Ferrol, before that place,
to establish a breaching battery.
(room TNt 1111TOILZ Or SATURDAY.)
(By an Extraordintrpermrier.)
GRAND MEAD QUARTERS,' ANDUGAR, Atm. I.

We are here since yesterday. A Courier, coining front
before Cadiz, briogs the following intelligence :

The King is no longer in the power of the Exaltados.
The moderate party, over which Ballasteros andlorillo
have gre-t influence, has the sway.
They permit the people of Cadiz to express their at'aeh•
ment to the King, and Ferdinand can go out and in the
town as lie thinks proper. The Duke trAngonleure q.lits
us at Cordona,and sets off post for Cadiz. The Prince aas
at Port Santa 31aria on the lfith.

Gen. o.le sent off to reconnoitre the position of Cadiz ;
the rest of the army followed. Zsyas sends flags of
truce. A regiment of his corps of cavalry has joined
our Army. The remainder will probably do the same to-
morrow.

Nato, Atm. 16.—The last news received from Cadiz
is of the 6th. The King was in good health, as well as all
the Royal Family, but things are not so far advanced as
was expected. The news of the release of the King was
premature.

A letter from Madrid announces positively that General
Ballasteros has appeared at Head Quarters to present his
respects to the Duke d'Angouleme.
lituoo.►, AVG. 10.—The Prince of Hoheololse returned
the day before yesterday from his journey to the Mountains
of Santander, and set off again yesterday fur Vittoria. He
has taken new measures to form the siege of Santona.

By the arrival of Lisbon and Flanders Mail., this morn-
ing, we have received Lisbon Gazettes to the 6th instant,
and Brussels papers to the 16th. From the Lisbon Ga-
zettes we derive abundant evidence of the alarm that pre-
vails in the Portuguese Government. A long article in the
Gazette of the 29th ult, is devoted to the abuse of the Por-
tnguese patriots who have sought an asylum in London,
and to whom it ascribes intrigues and misrepresentations,
that tend to hasten the final ruin of Portugal. The Editor
then takes occasion to quote from the Morning Chronicleof
18th July, an article from Oporto,of that month; comment-
ing on the several paragraphs as be proceeds. He tOs it,
" an article from ►he Jlanufactory (otlicina) of ltfoura and
C 0.," and sa}•s he has good reason for believing that the arti-
cle comes front that source. The following are extracts
from the Gazette :

lasnex, AUG. I.—Thn ill-dispoSed lose no oppnrtunit of
publishing news foolinhly alarming within these few days
;
they have circulated reports of disorders In the City of Ornr-
to, and of the Sight of part of the 21st Regiment of Infantry.
So it Is that the evil-minded misrepresent events. Of the
Regiment, two companiel.went to Tel, to proclaim his Majess
ty Ferdinand VII. accompanied by several Spaniards On arms)
who were in Valencia. There were great rejoicings at Tui; the
Constitution was blind, with various emblems belonging to it;
and an officer and 30 soldiers of that regiment remained in the
town. This is published in an extraordinary Supplement to
the Correia do Porto of Tuesday thin week.
The Oporto papers contain a list of six persons who have
reprehended. and two ordered to leave the city.
Lissom. Ave. S.—The Gal-ette contains en order of the day
of Don Miguel. stating that his Majesty has commanded that
ome troops of the Division of the Marquess of Chaves shall
proceed to Reim and Traz-os-Montes to relieve the corps of
pie 24 line in the arduous duty they have to perform, an.: also
to cover these two provinces against any insults of the Spanish
r volutionary guerillas.