The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-02 00:00:00

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We received today by etpress, Paris papers of Mon- in
day morning, and aboot@s hour afterlards the paperrof Se
" Monday evening. We attract, the following from the Cr
Journal ties Debate:- - • th
NEWS FROM THE ARMY IN SPAIN.-BY AN EX- eel
TRAORDINARY COURIER:
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MADRID, JUNG 24.-An event similar to that which an
appeared at Madrid,before the interference of the French,
in that capital, has taken place at Seville, which prevented sal
• ~as from receiving information from that city and Cadiz. of
The Extraordinary Gazette, which I send you contains th
all the details. The inhabitants of Seville, who ioi
appeared favourable to the cause of the King, the
, v i • have been massacred, the same as at Madrid In
by the satellites of the Corks. Lopez Banos,
the
who was flying before General Bourmont, at.
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rived at Seville with about 12 or 1500 men, two or three.
sin
, ' 'Cr hefore our troops ; thinking to find the Cartes not
there. The people refused to receive him, and defended dt,
• . themselves bravely. Re then made use of artillery, and sal'
the people were dispersed andLoPez Banos found his way go
.1 . into the too-n, and had time to levy contributions, with bri
which he ran off like Pepe. Lopez Banos retreated at lin,
the approach of our troops, to the frontiers of Portugal.
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not being able to proceed to Cadiz, as General Borde- at!
sonit cut off his communication. Half of his band desert- to,
I .. ern him before be left the fauxbourgs of Seville. The to ,
advloced guard of General Bordesoult was on the 18th
one
ar Ctrera, three days march from Santa Maria. A Coo- sp,
tier from Seville brings some fresh accounts of the &plot des
r4ble scene which took place on the departure of the has
King. Open violence was employed against these mast pri. boil
.oners. The Princesses were exposed to great outrages - eon
The young Queen was seen to weep. it Is certain that se- ran,
veral members of the Cones and a number of Councillors of yin
State have remained secreted at Seville. The Royal Family 16,1
were carried to Cadiz, and lodged at the Custom House,
and it is said the Cortes remain in the Island of Leon, as it
will offer to them a better chance of escape. The corps t
diplomatiqee remain at Seville, and have refused to follow
the Convention. dye. pot
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P.S. The moment I am closing my letter a report pre-
led
voile that the troops of Lopez Banos have been attacked by dee
. a party of cavalry of General Bourmont, who has taken fr"
from them the money which they pillaged at Saville. two
Maputo. June 24.-On the .10th of this month, ar- age
- rived in this capital Colonel Boutournier, Aid-de-camp of 0141
tit.. EMperor of Russia, to compliment the Duke d'An. con
Fontein- on his succesys in Spain. The mission of the ohi
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above Colonel is a new proof on the part of the Emperor be
of Russia, of the interest be takes in the deliverance of ' pert
the Spanish nation. V ItO a
Penciorissi. Juno 22.-The positions of the Constitm of ii
tiotalists are one leaguefrous Barcelona, and fourleagues , mit
from our troops. The two French officers who-were ill
' taken bt 3lataro, have been condemned to be silo*, and este
sr-re executed on the 16. h. On the 19th the garrison sub.)
of Figueras carried off the Posts of the Army of the offer
Fbith,2o men an-I one officer. doir
• (141011 CaTOILS Or. MONDAY arENI2IO. tion
GAZITE ESTRAORDINARY OP MADRID. vere
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Siivtu3s, Jove 18.-After the departure of his Ma- flea,
1 je•ty, and the troops. this town was in a state of anarchy. on.,
- On the morning of the 17th, General Lopez Banos pre our
anted himself before the Fauxbourgs of Casteldorius. sow
" Instantly the inhabitants were in motion, and the fire e.]
commenced from the cannon at the bridge. The Con-
. t stitittiooalists experienced a considerable loss,
loss, but by a
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neglect of good order in the town, General Banos sue- p
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(veiled in entering Seville. The town was in the great- offe
est consternation ; all the houses were shut: the exact a s
e insbcr of killed and wounded cannot as yet be aster awe
Mined. dun
Juan 17th.-The troops of Lopez Banos continue in dish
the town, but are ready to depart. At the same time „el
the soldiers Ire running about the town pillaging.
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JorgelBth.-This morning Lopez Banos evacuated , i
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this Capital, after having taken 2 millions of reals in „at
contribution. . 66 le
The vessels which took thoseemployed in the King's suite, „ fi
have returned from Cadiz, and" state, that the Royal Family The
entered on the 14th, at 4 o'clock in the morning. None of
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the Ambassadors have acknowledged the regime, not even
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the English Ambassador. 44 6
. A Decree has been published, signed by the Dube Wan- " '
tado, with orders to transmit without delay directions to I',
, the Governor of Cools, not to suffer t 9 enter that fortress •' ti
the Cortes or any revolutionary General. " o
Manarp. 26th.-LOpez Banos has retreated to the moan- 41 b
tains to gain Badejoz.
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OAZATTI EXTRAORDINARY, MADRID, JIINg 25.-Go- „ t,
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•'eminent gas received the news that the Revolutionary Thi
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General Lopes Banos after evacuating Seville on the 18th low
• bas beim attacked and completely routed .by tbe French the
Army, who hive,43.50 prisoners. and all his artillery,
not
_ arms, ammunition, and baggage, and with an immense gui
booty, and more than two 'millions of reals in silver, for
which be plundered at Seville and the whole of the is t,
• country be went through. tiro]
Nam Joan 30.-The NM* from. Spain is of the sun
greatastimportance. Villa Camps has been abandoned
,of i
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