The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-09 00:00:00

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• . IlferiDAT ZYLIVINCI, MUMMER. :1, 1822.
•• :STOCK LICH/Meg, HALF-FAST TIVOLTI O'CLOCK.—
Comols opened at SOI andwent up to I, and now are 4.
In tbs earlier part of thrumming cgood deal of husi-
ne►s was doing. Three itzpresees arrived this morning
fibs Paris, with the closing rise of the French funds
on Saturday evening, which was 88 ; Neapolitan, 77;
Spanish 5544.
FOIMOrt MARKET: There Is little doing escept in
Spanish Bends, which opined at 54. Private letters
Ity the Espreas this morning, assert, that the French
Minister Villele. is positively against ■ war with Spain,
and is determined to prevent its taking place. ft is
also stated in private letters, -that the King of France
will do nothing against Spain, wkhoot the consent of
the British flovernsuent. Cion the whole the infanta-
eon from Pais is of a very pacific nature. The prices
cf 'Foreign Securities, are the same as on Saturday. At
presuot Spanish Strip, I I discount. New Spanish
Bondi, 53.

By an 'sprees from Paris this messing, We have re.
taived a French payer (I.:Etstile) of the 7th Dee. from

as Mrli we retract the Asllowlog:
Peris.Dec. J.—The Council of Ministers assembled to
day at the Marquis of Laareston,3linister of the House.
hold of the King. It is annotureed that a Royal Ordin-
ance calls ion activity the young men (dispensible) of
the class of the year 1821. We learn by letters from
Perpignan, that thh moment the Constitutional troops
under Mins approached the limits of the Spanish ter.
eitorles, the French soldier, placed on that part of
the Floatiere, saluted them by the repeated cries of.
" Lung Live the King. Long Life the Boorhous."
The same letter announces 'that a traveller who had OW
tired from Madrid, affirms that the provinces that he
passed through were tilled with geerillas of the Roy-
alism.
The Cabinet Courier, Caroio,. passed Bordering on the
27sli of November. sse his road to Paris. Ile left Madrid
on the 211 d. and 4/Watiiiiid toffee too Ms road by the
soldiers of bissiorte is the ',viral* of Lerma, sad by.
soother troop of Royalists ea dillomieagon.
Ettraet of a letter ofss officer attached to the staff of
Baron triiroles..dated As, Nov. TS :—" On the 15th of
this month, there was assegais' at Puebla, which lasted
two hoots, and the Diron d'Eroles, who bad joined the
army, ceded to the numbers ; his division being badly
armed, and vit hout bayonets, he retired on (Jerry. At
the end of the action, I was nearly taken prisoner. We
remained at (lorry to the Ititli.wben the Baron was me
tared in different points. He again repeated, with two
ur thtee hundred men, on Seo d'Urgel. General Ito.'
ruagoaa arrived on the 17th, at bead quarters. to take
the orders of Baron d'F.roles, who ordered him back to
Urgel, and to take the commuted of the forts. Before
Le departed, hr expressed himself tine—' I am going to
101 l myself op in the fort, where I will conquer or find
soy tomb." ]nearly ell the rich people, and three
quarters of the population left the place, and par.
tirnlarly those who adhered to the Clergy. In about half
an hour after they had left the fort, they were attacked
by a division of Gel,. Horner:sea. which he scot from the
fort."

We hav► received by an extraordinary conveyance,
(hr Joarasi. of Madrid of the nth anal 28th of Nov.
hey con, ei n the finishing of the liiscnseions of the Cortes
a.n the Military Ordinances; also different reports (official)
or Expose awl Mina to the Moister of War. which are
not later than the 151 k of November, on the first opera-
Cour iu
Don Antonio de la Puente, secretary of the Spanish
Ambassadoriet flow, passed Toulouse, the 34th Nov.
post, tooting from Verona, bearing dispatches of import-
ance to Madrid. On his road he assured that the deci-

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of the Congress was pat* to thecometitottooet
Covernment of Spain.
papa., to the Ythillieleirilirfted. The Intel-
lii.ence they communicate is not al asuch importance,
end the spirit that bow prrvadestimma is quite of a paei-
la. Lind. It is amusing to observe the tern which some
cf them have taken. One of them, (the Journal des
Peimts), even rebukes one of onr London cotruiporaries
tLe inclination it shows to cherish the indications of
war. "We arc sm-prised”,says the French Journal, "to
see a paper generally so well informed as The Courier
• rediting so easily the mere rumours of the Paris Ex-
,
Lange !! Happily for the repose of Europe, anthem
tli, indications prove that negotiations are still carried
on, the sorcess of which is not impossible." The Moni-
ker, too, is equally remarkable for the tone it has re-
r ently assumed. It has, in an " Extract of a private
let:er from Perpigran," anticipated the other journals in
giving s confirmation of the dispersion of the Army of
Faith, and in recording instances of the moderation of
Mina. 'the style in which the triumph and forbearance
of theConstitutionslists is announced,iscurions." Mina"
says this letter " entered Puycerda Nov. £2, at nine
o'clock in the morning. The soldiers of the Army of
the Faith forced towards Bourg Madame, took op • po-
sition by the walls of the gardens, where they laid down
their arms et the request of M. Lavit, commander alb.
battalion of the 6th Light infantry. The troops Of
Mina imwediately left off firing -they inquired for the
French Commander, and assured him that they would
respect the French frontier. The troops of Mina have
paratisd those of the Baron Dlisolles in the mountains