The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-11 00:00:00

CSLIANCY TRH aimarra OP WAR.

MADRID, September 2.—" Monseigneur,--The move-
ments ordered by Lieutenant General Count Bourck, to cut
. off the retreat, on the side of La Puebla de Sanabria, of the
Constitutional troops that issued from (hemp, have had the
happiest results.
" After very severe forced marches, General Marguerye,
with the 38th of the Line, came up with them at Gallegos
de Camf. He made arrangements to attack them, when a
Sag of trace came to make propositions, which were re.
jected. The enemy, seeing that General Marguerye was de-
termined to fight, sent a second officer to announce that his
ultimatum was accepted.
" A capitulation was consegnently signed, In virtue of
which Generals Resell° and 'Vigo, Brigadier Palarea, four
Colonels, six Lientenant Colonels, 140 officers ofall grades,
and 1,264 sub-officers and soldiers surrendered prisoners
of war, and are to he taken to France. There have been
moreover taken, with the colours of the regiment of Bow.
gos, 15 barrels of cartridges, much arms, and a chest con.
taming 29,0041 francs. 1 send your Excellency the capi.
tt has not reached me.
fe marches on Zamora with his co-
'hence be will send them on to Burgos

corps of Palarea ensures the trap•
mikes it necessary to leave there
French troops, which renders the
ion• of Bonrck disposable, which I
:adrid, and which in passing will
Rodrigo, if indeed it does not open
va! of the division.
, &c.) " Dultede Itacnto."
Iv EXPRESS.)
la arriving at Malaga, Rieeo issued
II he announced that he• came to
the slaves of the French, bite the

caused Generals &vas, Ardis, Zareo
Aguilar, as well as several otter
"Tbe prisoners were taken on board the frigate Comma.
sera, where they had as companions in misfortune the
Archdeacons Asenje, Ximenes, Peres, and Cairo. The
•convents of St. Dominic., St. Francis, St. Peter dAlcantara,
and the.Capuchins, were surrounded. All the monks who
could not escape were sent on board the frigate, R yen
the nuns were not secure from the fury of this bandit, for
'we can give him no better name. He had all who could
•sot pay a fine of 1,000 reals (101.) dragged out of their
• convents.
The town of Malatya was fixed with a contribution of two
sniffing (reels). On the 21st this man of blood published
*second proclamation, in which be threatened death to all
who should talk of negotiations, two Chambers, &c.
A few fugitives of the corps of Pekes, Rosello, and
others, after the capture of their chefs, attempted to make
*commotion at Ansusco, in the district of Palencia. The
tkrregidor marched against them with the Royalist yoke-
teem The mutineers fled : the greater number were malt.
sacred by the peasantry; the others are taken, and are to
betried by military law.
• Madrid is very quiet. All eyes are turned towards Cadiz.
We know that every thing is ready for the attack, and we
are expecting every moment the news of the capture of the
Tracadero.
The Regency has iestituted a military Council for the
organisation of the army. The Capt.-Oeneral Casteuos is
appointed President.
FIFTH CORPS.--ORCOTEY, SEPT. 4.
Yesterdav, the 3d inst., blarabal Lauriston attacked the
suburbs of‘Patopelons. Our troops rushed forward wit.i
their usual ardour, and in spite of the fire from the batteries,
and the fusilade from the houses and convents, which were
covered with soldiers, the suburbs of La Madeleine and of
Roeheappela were carried. Our troops are now established
there. Our loss was very leconsiderable.
BILBAO, AU0.31.
A great part of the garrison of Santona has left it to joie
the besiegers. It is thus certain that the place cannot long
hold out.
SEMIS BARCELONA, SEPT. 2.
According to reports from the city, we learn that Rotten
continues to rule by terror. Friday last he hanged two
men, one et tbs flag staff of Mont-Joey, another al tbat of
the citadel.

tulation, as this document
" General Margoerye
lumn of prisoners, whence
by several detachments.
"'Tie taking of the cc
"drift/ of Oalicia, mid a
bet alma Dumber of F
greatest part of the divisii
am foist so recall to Mi
recluse.; I bop, Cuidad R,
its pies before the arriva
(Signed,!
MAIN , StPT.
a proclamation, in which
limbs the French, and di
dust.. Soon after he coos
del Valle, the Governer .1
oiScers, to be arrested.