The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-31 00:00:00

lURSDAY EVENING. JULY 31, 1823.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.—Consols open
sd at itn, and got up to 2311, and are, at present, 91 for
immouqt, and the same for money. There was a good
dial business in the early part of the morning. Paris
&roses bring the French Retires at 91.25—Spanish
s—Neapolitan 76I—Scrip at Paris
FOREIGN MARKET.—French Scrip lto Premium,
with very little doing.—Spanish Bonds 32i—Colom-
bia -

We have this morning received, by express, Paris
papers of Tuesday and Wednesday. The following is
from the Pitole of yesterday:—

His Highnessthe Duked'Angouleme is to set off on the
2Sth, at nine o'clock in the morning, for Seville. Some
persons attribute his departure to his wish of occupying.
a more military position than that of Madrid ; and it is
asserted that Marshal Canrision will replace the Prince.
Others state that his Highness wishes to be near the
operations before Cadiz.
It was reported on 'Change that the Government had
no other object in the sortie from the Isle of Leon, than
to put Itiego in the field with 111,000 men. It is said
that the Empecinado is at Segovia with his Corps of
partisans. According to the reports to day, General
Bourck, after the affair of the Bib, judged it proper to
take a new position.
The link of Lorca has been very serious, and purchased
with some sacrifice. It has been remarked with surprise
that the Munitestr of to-day only speaks of the affair before
Corunna of the 15th, although it is known at Paris that they
were fighting before that town the 10th and lith, and even.
on the itith.

The Journal do Paris announces that they will soon
bombard Coronae ; hut first they must have bombs; for in
Galicia they have none, and not even a piece of artillery
for a siege. There is great talk about a sanguinary ■fair
',which has lately taken place before Cadiz. It is said that
the battalions (volunteers) of Madrid, have displayed great
courage, and that a company of their grenadiers, supported
with the greatest sang froid a quadruple attack, and glo-
riously succeeded.
B&TONNE, July 2.—A hundred and fifty Lancers of the
Constitutionalists came to reconnoitre the troops blocked-
lob Parepeluna, but having advanced too far, 4 of them
were taken. The Cure of C is Castile, has put him-
self at the head of WO Constitutionalists. There are now
two guerilla parties in Arragon, and three is Navarre.
MADRID, Jutv 18.—Several bands of partizans (Con'
atitutionalists) have sprung up in a number of the com-
munes of the province of Guadalaxara. There have pre_
cipitately set off to-day from this Capital some Royalist
troops to encounter them. The Guerilla of Chaleco aog
meats daily in La Mancha. This guerilla has surprised
the town of Alcara, although favoured by its strong
position. The chief force of Chaleco is at Penes de San
Pedro, where it is being organized.
ERNANI, JULY 23.—Although the French are but a
short distance from Coronae and Ferrol, the public spi-
rit in Galicia most be compared to that of Catalonia.
Quiropa has all the troops of Morillo under his orders,
and Palavea has quitted Asturias to be employed by Qui-
roga.

The above paper contains a very long Bulletin, dated.
Army of the Pyrenees," mostly filled with the parti.
culars of the taking of Lorca.

FROM TIM ETOILIC, OF JULT 29.

SRO UROIII., July D.-....DETAILS OP TUC A►►sta OP
LLOBILO*T, July 10.—The Coostitiationalists struck
their tents the first of this month, which they had in
the plains of Barcelona, to establish their head quarters
on the other side of the Llobregat. Llobera is at Man.
torell, with NOB men. The division of 314n50 is sta-
tioned at Villapanea, with more than 1000 men, and
!Wiens has 5000. They are waters of the port of Molins
del Rev; but the attack of the French was directed to
dislodge them from that important situation.
(The above ends with the French account of the at
tack, in which they succeeded.)
(nt AN EXTRAORDINARY PODIUM.)

PORT ST. MART, JULY 18.—I wrote yesterday, that
a Spanish officer ha.l the bravery to swim over the
Canal, to bring to General Bordesook some import-
ant information. It is reported, that the news he
brings, give hopes of the speedy termination to affairs ;
but he presses the presence of the Duke d'Angonlerne, to
be near Cadiz.

bi AMID, JULY 25.—News of great importance, of
which we are yet ignorant of the details, has arrived
from Cadiz, and the Prince appears much satisfied.—
Orders have been given for every thing to be got ready
to march at the fi.t signal. It is said, that his Royal
Highness will leave Madrid, on the 2Stb, to establish
his head quarters at Seville, and the corps of Molitor
will be united to that of Bounlesoule. The troops of
Villacanspa have united with ours, under the Royal
Banners.

EDITOR. RIKARIL—This date is certain, and the de..
parlors of the Prince for Se►ille pro►es that the London
Courier has gi►en Mee news in his Number of the 26th :
first, that the French army was going to retire behind
the Ebro; and second, that we lust a great number of
men before Corunna.

The Journal da Conunerce states a long enumeration
or the difficulties that the French army experiences in
Spain, but one of oar Journals answers hiss this moruidg
in a few lines.
This moment we bear that Ferrol, Cardona,and Lorca
have been taken; Quiroga defeated before Corunna;
ftiego before Cadiz; the army of fiallasteroa dispersed;
and Mites shut up.