The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-16 00:00:00

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Cite iztateontan.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1823.

MTACK ExCITANIA, 12 o'CLocn. —Consols opened this
Morning at 84 to k, and for August Account, IA. Tbe
most business doing among the Brokers, is making up
tbpir Account for next Friday, which is settling day. The
Express from Paris this morning, has brought the French
Rentes at 91.-20., and Spanish 37k. We do not hear as
yet, any important news from the above capital. The
New French Scrip. seems, since the arrival of Mr. Roths-
child and his two Brothers, last night, to be on the ad.
stance. It opened at 21, and remains steady at 21; the
Consol market ha's declined to 84. It is reported that the
affairs of Spain are in an advanced state of adjustment,
with the French Government, and that the Spanish Loan
contracted for in this Country will be acknowledged by
France. _ _

Fortnum Forsns.—Very little business is doing in f..e
above market, except in filer French Scrip., Russia and
Spanish securities.
New Spanish. 344—New Pmlssia,Ss4—Rassta, 834 to 3
Neapolitan, 754—Colombia, 54 to 5.

We ha►e this morning received Bayonne papers to the
9th ine•ant, of which the following are ettracts
BATON N JULY B.—An Express that arrived yesterday
from Cordova and Madrid, states, that the country was
pretty tranquil, but that this was itt tact owing to the
flight of the majority of the Constitotional Inhabitants-
Our troops complain of the dearness of every thing; and
thongh their pay is high, it is barely sufficient
The approaching arrival of Marshal Lewiston, [who
hail reached Bayonne on the 6th], was much talked of at
Madrid, and it was thought the Duke of Angouleuse
would soon after return to Paris. Should lte do this, it
would confirm the opinion of those who think that the
war-will be protracted.
The letters front Madrid to-day, contain hardly any
thing but the Proclamation of hlorillo, which we knew
before. They mention that, according to letters from
Cadiz, the Cortes having restored to the King the full
exercise of his power as soon as he arrived in that City,
are taking every means to defend their cause in the dif.
ficult circomrances in which they are placed. IL Val-
des, whom they have appointed Commander-in-Chief of
the forces by sea and land, is a distinguished officer,
who received many wounds at the battle of Trafalgar,
where he commanded a vessel. Cadis was said to be
perfectly tranquil, and to be is want of nothing, and that
the supplies which it received from all quarters, would
enable it, with the granary of the garrison, to hold oat.
a long siege.
A drove of 500 Oxen, on the way to our army in Ands-
lit.ia, has heen stopped in La Mancha, by a detachment
Of the army of Ballasteros; 330 were taken, and the rest
dispersed in all directions. Some apprehensions are en-
tertained at Salamancas the garrison of Ciudad Roderi-
go makes frequent excursions, which it estends to a con
siderable distance, and generally with advantage.
Accounts from Curia, say, that the Empecinado en-
tered that place, after a successful engagement, and had
imposed a large contribution on the town, and especially
on the Chapter of the Cathedral.
Since the proclamations of Morn) we have not heard
that his army has joined the opposite party, and It is now
said that letters have been received from Gana., announc-
ing that htorilio baying learned that the King's pelves, had
been restored to him, had harangued his troops and declared
o them that he was ready to resume offeneive operations,
and to defend the Constitution with sore zeal than ever.—
biller letters announce to the Royalists the entrance (of the
French) into Coming. It is stated that an account of the
French army having been lately taken, the result was, that
Including the corps In Catalonia, there was a deficiency of
10,000 men. (It is not stated whether the deficiency was
owing to sickness, desertion, or to actual toss in the field; or
in what proportion it is to be ascribed to each of these
Causes.)