The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-22 00:00:00

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THE STATESMAN

at Seville, where:bey were received witli grekt pomp. The'
whole city was illuminated.
When the Marquess de Talent presented to King
:Ferdinand. on the 2d October. at Pert St. Mary, hi►
credentials as Ambassador from his most Christian'
Majesty, be evoke as fellows:—
" SIRS—The wishes of the King, my muter, are already
accomplished. Your Majesty is restated to the love of
pine people. Spaio sees the source of its happiness re.
estahlishrd, and Europe, unanimous in its councils and
sentiments, awaits the future with confidence. The rapid
march of the noble army Ofthe Kin g, my master,conducted by
his beloved son, tote a Prince, of whom France is proud
has surmounted alf the obstacles which opposed the good
that roar Majesty is going to do to your people.
"Your presence, Sire, fills all heads with hope, amidst
the emotions with which they are ailed ; their thanks.
giving■ to Divine Providence are the expressions of their
love fdr this inmost family. destined for the consolation of
nations, and to repair their usisturtunee, and, in this happy
day, the French and Spaniards, participating in the unit.
ments of their Sovereigns, are penetrated with the idea,
tha►, to ensure their happiness, they must be suited as one
nation.
" This. union, Sire, is all that the King, my master,
desires. I beg yOur Majesty to permit me to say, how,
happy I am a,t haviag been chostn for so honourable a
mission, and at being able to offer to your Majesty the
tribute of unlimited respect and elevotedeestii"
[This speech is in the Memiteur. Deoats, and Quell-
divot.).
II''RENCII FUNDS.—.4IIONDAT, 1111110-PUT Chic—Five per
(lents. 110 f. 30e.—Naples, 771.—Spanisb : buyers at 26 to
27; on Saturday they were shine at 20.

MAILS.
IR. DUI. All. DUI.
I ....Dublin t 0. .. Holland 0
0....Waterf0r1.....2 1.... Hasbro 0
0....0 & Jersey....o 0.... Frames 0
0.... Lisbon. 0( 0 ... Fluidal. • 0
0 ...Guttenberg ..._.I ,1 0- • ..Mellb. ..... •• • -41

PRICE OF STOCKS Tlll6 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Rank Stock .2251 41 Indio Stook
per Ct. Red...,.... 80j Sit nitlo Bonds 72
3 p.Ct.Cons..-.,......A.53iit 36 36pin.
34 per Cent..... 08,14 10001. 1
4 per Vents .100t4 ID IS pm.
Now Fours ' 1031 Pl 4 --Satan. —.404 Pill
Long Ann.... ..20.13.10 II Lottery Tickets Ifti. 12s.
Imp. 3 per Ct Con. for Acct Sit 83U

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IVEDNESDAY EVENING. •OCTOBER 22, 1823.

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SfOCK ECCIIANGE, 12 o'CLricx.—Consols opened at 83U,
at which price they ha%o kept steady. as most persons seem
cautious of speculating, lest the result of the King of Spain's
tyrannical conduct may at some future period involve our Go-
'eminent. The Expresses from Paris have b►ought}!ie French
Reaves at 9'J, 65, and Spanish Bonds at 96k, the leaving off
pr:ce on Monday afternoon.

Tho change in the French Ministry has had an effect on the
nein& of the public. It is imagined the Ministers will not
suffer the King of Spain to imbue his present career.

FOUEIGN Funos.—On - the arrival of the Expresses this
saorelwg from Paris, Spanish Bonds greatly fluctuated. They
opened at 26i, 26,27, 261, 212, 952.
New Spanish. 204 to 21—Old. 251—Itessiao, 832—French
Scrip, 21 to 2—Culutabiao, 57 to '
. •

Since oar last, Paris Journals to yesterday usurping have
arrived. The Papers of Sunday conta;n ho news of any
moment ; but those of Monday are important, and irons
them we have selected copious extracts, which are inserted
in the preceding colamn. Subsequent to their arrival,
another express brought the Poile of Monday evening,
which contains various articles of considetable interest. We
regret that we cannot find in them any foundation for the
report of Mina having taken the Baron d'Sroles prisoner;
and that their chief interest arises from the measures 'of
vengeance and proscription they announce. The only
exception to articles of this kind is, a despatch from the
Military iCommandaat of Cabra to the Military Com-
mandant of Cordova, which throws light on Ferdinand's
dissatisfaction with 'Ballasteros..
(FROM THE ETOII.O flr MONDAY IRVENISO.)
" Maputo, Ocr. 10.—A decree of the 4th, dated Xeres,
banishes all thos• from Madrid who have exercised any
civil or military employMent doting the revolution. In
consequence °kids, the order has been given by the 1,.
1 teadaat de la rigilaace, to all parsons included in this
decree, to provide themselves without delay with the nem.

sary_isassports.
" For one moment it was a question whether the Meru-
bees of the Revolutionary Government who remained at
Cadiz, shoeld be arrested or nor.
. " A sew decree is spoken of, which will send away a
great nuruberof great persons; among them the Count of
°nate, the. Dukes of Altamira,of Aheantes, and of Medina
Celi, the Dathessof ISenavente, the Marquess of Aleaniz, of
Santa Crua, of Villa Salerno, of Villa Franca, and the
Prince of Anglona are mentioned.
"A contribution of 6,000,0110 (francs) is to he levied on
the City of Madrid.
"Colonel Amor has capitulated with 3.:i0 cavalry which
he hid remaining with him.
" The French Dirties du Corps are almost all set out for
Aranjuez. The regiment of Curiassers of the Guards has
also set oat fur the road to Andalusia, where it is to take
up temporary positions by detachments, which indicates
the approaching return of the Kiog, who Is expected at
Madrid on the :list, with the Duke d'Angouleme.
It IS Morillo who has seized time galleons coming from
Manilla.

" The Junta of Purification has received orders from the
Regency to verify within ten days the titles of the func-
tionaries threatened with the loss of their employments, and
of those who are to recover their situations.

" Every thing is preparing at Arstijnez for the reception
of their Majesties. The King will arrive at Madrid on
November 20; and the town is (pile drunk with joy.—.
Another Decree of the King has ordered the discussion of
the Army.
" His Majesty has scot Collars of the Golden Fleece to
the Prince of Carignan. and the Chief of the French Staff,
Count Guilleminot. The same honour has been conferred
on the Duke of Hijar, Omitleinan of the Bed Chamber,
wbo served•liis Majesty in this capacity constantly At Ca-
tlin, and on the Count of Correa.

,
' Among the persons who are to he sent away from
Madrid, are the Nobles of Spain, who served in the volun•
tart' Militia of the Cortes, and their number is said to
amount to eleven.
it It is said that the Doke del Parque, the Prince of An.
gloom, the Marquess of Aloanien, sou the Duke of Marmites
will be banished from the kingdom.
"At the time when Riego was passint through Manua-
ares,a rent. of cavalry (Constitutionals) had advanced from
fratraniadum, with the intender', it was supposed, of carry
big him off. The regiment of Cuirassiers, de Berry
made preparations to attack them, when of a sudden the
oaken, amounting to 470 horse, demanded and ob-

taised as boaserible capitulation. This was the first re-,
%intent et Lusitanie.
"Strada% OCT. 9.—(jay Exprese).—Tbeir Majesties,
as well as the lnfaintes continue to *wry the most perfect
health. This morning, at ten o'clock, they wire out on
foot and repaired to the Patriarchal aid Metropolitan
Church. to attend the Te Deuces.. The troops were drawn
up on their passage.
" Their Majesties were cOndeaterit pretension up to the
principal altar, where the King wee seated on a chair,
under a canopy, and the Infanta to places near his Majesty.
The Te Deasx was auag with a full orchestra, and the as
remony was magnificent.
"At noon, all the civil and military bodies of the tows
were admitted to kiss the King's head : and hie Majesty
granted to the Ecclesiastical Hotly the precious favour of
being the first presented.
" Savitha. OCT. 10.—The Duke of Angouleme passed
through here going to Carniona. He sat received with
the greatest enthusiasm. His second interview of the King
was the most moving thing possible. The Princes aid
Princesses expressed their gratitude to bins with a grates
and vivacity which words cannot describe, It was dm
lightful to them to salute in their Liberator a Prince of
their ON n family."
" MADRID OCT. 14.—Our Is wale publish the fel-.
lowing extract from a Report mode by the Military Coin
maodant of Cahill to the Military Coarneadant at Gor-
dova
" I received yesterday the important news of the occu.
pation of Cadiz by the brave French troops. out
Immediately I caused the official notice of this east to he
published. which excited transports of joy among the whole
faithful population of this town; but. unfortunately, this
town is the head-quarters of the troops under Gemara! Bal-
iastaros, and the whole of his soldiers, from the first to the
last, are imply imbued with those ttischievous principles
with which they Infect our soil.
" These incorrigible revolutionists had the audacity to
tear down the official notice. They shew themselves ow
every point, unfaithful to the convention of August 4.
What has preserved these guilty propensities in them, have
been the perverse and malicious intentions of General
Ballasteros, who spread among them the proclamation
which the King was forced to sign at Cabe under the
daggers of his enemies.
" The Revolutionists profit by this piece to dare and
threaten the Royalists. This state of things cannot be
changed till the troops are sent away, who are so much op-
posed to the sovereignty of the King, our master.°
Cahn:, Oafs-her 7th.
" PARIS, Our. 20.—The Duke of Dino is appointed a
Lieut.-General. Count de Larochejaquelin. Brigadier-
General, supplies his place as Commandant of the brigade
of l'uirassiers of the Garde Royale."
' Orders have been given for the disbanding the corps of
Ballasteros, and measures taken for the prowpt execution of
thesis orders.

After the above was composed, we recei►ed the Pilote
of yesterday's date, from which we extract the following :

SPA IN. -.-M/L DRS 0, OCT. 10.
(PR I VATS coaassrosoemcs.)

The dawn of peace and the happiness of Spain will not
last long. The decrees of the King of the Ist and 4th of
this month, have spread a general consternation in Mad-
rid, amongst all classes, not excepting the monks and
the royalists. But this is not all. Already they are pre-
paringamildings for the Ingnisition ; and additional Royal
Decrees are expected, which it is said will be more vigorous.
Amongst th-se will be one for a forced contribution of 20
millions of reals on the town of Madrid, and the exile of
a great number of nobles, with the., confiscation of their
property. to short, I cannot state to you the deplorable
situation in which we are plungett by the perfidious ad-
visers of our monarch ; and this at a moment when
Lopez Banos has still 6000 men in Estramadura, and
Morello exercises a great inllstepce in Callicia, and while
Mina still remains Grin in Catalonia. Is it possible they
caw put in force such decrees and arrests? The occupation
of Saint Sebastian, Painpeltina, and Cadiz by the French
army, is another cause of discontent on the part of the
Royalists. It is also notorious that the King is not very
intimate with the Prince Beneralissimo, who wishes the
King to throw aveil over what has passed. But Ferdinand
remains obstinate, and wishes to be absolute, and govern
according to his pleasure. It is estimated that, according
to the decree of the 4th. 15,000 persons will be obliged to
leave Madrid, who are the flower of the population.
It was reported this day on Change that M. Clermone
Toonerre had given in his resignation,. and ,that Cerbiere
will be Minister of the Marine, lied will be replaced by the
Minister of the Home Depattment, the Duke Montmo-
rency. They continue to speak a great deal about Bilks-
teros. Several singular things are said about that General.
Independent .of the change of the Duke de Bellune, it is
reported there will be several other alterations in the Mi-
nistry.

A great deal is already said of the grandfelcs which are
to be given in Paris to our army on their return from
Spain. The following is stated to have been decided on.
Each regiment will be repreented by a deputation.—

These deputations will be entertained ten days. In the
morning they will defile before his Majesty. At 4 o'clock
military repasts will take place at Tivoli, and in the Har-
den of Ileanjour. After dinner they will go to the Theatre
of Porte Saint Martin, where, will be represented a piece
for the occasion. in 3 Acts, 'Ulnd with singing. d:;ncing,
and combats. The evening wilt end with balls in the
markets of Paris. The military only are to enter Pvrs
Saint Martin during the ten representations of the new
piece. His Royal Highness the Duke and Duchess of An-
goulemi will be present. Nine authors have been charged
with the execution of these divertisements. ,
TRIESTE, OCT. 6.—We have received from Z tate the
confirmation of the defeat of the Pacha of Sentari, who was
the great hope of the Porte. It happened on the 20th of,
Augast, at Agraphs, where the brave and unfortunate
Bozzaris merits to be compared with Leooidas. They
carried at his funeral the heads of 17 Heys or Agar, whom
be killed with his own hand before he received his mortal
wound. Independebt of 5000 of the Terks killed, they
also lost all their artillery and baggage, and 37 standards.
--(From the diargsbetrg Gazette.)

M.

It would seem tbat the liberation of Ferdinand bas wet
produced aoy effect with regard to the termination of the
resistance in C/Itatunia. A French express last oighiebrooght
& despatch feom tlaihal Lauristoo, dated October 12,
giving another edition of the aff&ir in which General Sao