The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-06-12 00:00:00

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THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 12, 1823.

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At a late hour this ibrenoon, we received by eitpress
the Drapeati Blame . and Cotettitutioaxel of Tuesday,
from which we make the following extracts -+-(Act read-
eraere as ate that the intelligence conveyed through the
ibtmer of these channels is to be received with some die-
trust.
0110111 OP VIM D►C OP Int MIZE COINSGLIS4O,
ten roars OF Till •R)tr.
'the 4th Corps will perceive stith pleasure the
vigorous and brilliant dereoce wilier::: garrison of
Vich his made. Mina appeared before that town the
Sfith, with an iotention to take it. Although there was
but a weal: garrison of 700 men, the enemy were
driven eft and obliged to abandon all their positions.
The action lasted 7 hours. The Colonel Count Salper.
vieh eotousandaut of Vich merits great praise for the no.
blr dcfcnre he made. The enemy left dead on the field o
battle,;? officers and 60 Soldiers. The inhabitants of
Vich joined our soldiers in the defence of the TOOD
MONCtI.

Tie following intelligence is this morning received
from Lloyds.—
Om A vr.sts,llA 17.—8 y a• vessel arrived from Tar-
ragona we 1, arn " that aFrench Army had entered Cata-
lonia, seal wars io possession of Vendrel. The Sierra
de Sondu is said to belts arms against the Constitutional
Government, and the Bands of Factious very near this
neighbour' ood. San Miguel one of the late Ministers
is here ; stated to be on his way to the Constitutional
Army in Catalonia. He came under a feigned name."
CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY lO.—Tie whole of the Turk-
ish Flotill,:s with numerous Transports have now left
this port same days for the Dardanelles; the Captain
racism quitted the 3d inst.—lt is concluded that all the
Merchant Vessels that have lately left this place Wend
dowesrardy' will have berm detained at the Dardanelles
until the Ileet shall have sailed.

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Al' the Paris papers to the 11th instant, have reached
us. In addition to the Reports of Coast Gellieminot, of
which we yesterday gave the substance, the Neaffrer eon-
tales the following Telegraphic Despatch from the said
Mejor General to Ihe Minister of War:—
,• MADRID, JUNE 3. Tin. a. 11.
" A party sent by General LAROCIIIJACQUILIN to reoon•
rain*, defeated, on the 4d dune, near Asleep. one °fag
eeetray's corps, consisting of one thousand men strong. The
rase y bad thirty killed sad wounded, and a hundred and
lily taken prisoners, among whom are a Brigadier-General
end a Lieutenant-Colonel." This is the first instance men-
tioned of en action fought with Constitutional corps la the
kingdom of Lyon; and though the enemy as usual claims a
victory la the affeir, the fact itself shows, that the hoar for
passiveness' wed retreat is pissed, sad that the Spaniards
are now resenting the °bosh's on all sides, tithe very time
when their total submission was anticipated. The Consti-
tutional troops appear to have belonged to the army of,
Morino, who according to the Bayonne news given be- ,
tow. was proceeding from Astorga to Ciudad Rod-
rigo. Whatever way le the success of which the
French Journals boast, it is not of that kind which pro-
mises a speedy trrm'naion to the ear. Though the in-
vs lees resell Seville, the Cortes with the King will re-
move to Cadiz, if they have not already adopted that
precaution, and there we have no doubt they will be se-
cure. notwithstanding some of the
,French Jonroals pre-
tend that the inhabitants refused their admission. It ap-
pears from Guillemicot's Report, as stated yesterday,
tinst Molitor, from whom entrance into Cesium a Moncey
expected much relief, as he would have taken the while
Constitutional force in that provioce in the rear, has I ern
compelled, by the return and advance of Rallasteros from
Valencia, to more in that direction, and to abandon Mon-
cey to his fate. Moncey is again reduced to act on the
defensive by the arrival of Mina at the Sea d'llrgel,
within a few miles of the French frontier. All the divi-
sions of the French lilar•!•10. with the exception
of the few Troops which be keeps with him at
Gerona, have been once more furred to turn
their backs to the Ebro, and to retrace their steps
towards the Pyrenees. Such was the opinion in Paris
of the t.ta'e of the army in Spain, that the fall of the
French foil& was ascribed to the receipt of despatches of
so unfavourable a nature, that the Government bad re-
frained from publishing them. It was reported, that by
the union of several Guerilla and regular corps in Biscay,
Navarre, sal Arragon, the direct communications of the
Duke of Angouleine's army with France, bad been en-
tirely cut off. A fall which bad likewise been consider-
obis in the Spanish bonds, was attributed in the French
capital to sdifferentcause. The remottassigned was that
the French Ministers 'had agreed to lend S millions to
the New Regency,. on condition that they would not re.,
cognise the Loan contracted by the Constithtional Au
thorities. This mould be as gross an act of aggression
against the property of individuals, as their assumption
of authority in regulating the Spanish Government
is against the independence and rights of nations. In the
latter point of view, the Journal de Paris of Monday
contains a document of some importance. It is the de-
cree by which the new Spanish Regency is created. The
Councils of Castile and the ladies, who had been revived
and summoned by the Duke d'Angouleate, bad positive-
ly declared their Incompetence to nominate a body which
should exercise the functions of Royalty ; but being con-
strained, they simply mention the nsibes of some per-
sons a ho, in their opinion, would he fit fur the task, and
the French General instantly, in the name of the King
of France, declares those poisons Regents of Spain'.
FRONed FUNDS ON MONDAY.—FIue per rents, Opened
at 87.80. ; fell to 86.5. ; and closed at 56. 40.; Neapoli-
tan, Stuck, ;24. Spanish bonds, 398.

They write from Toulouse: the 3d of Jr; e, that the gnnd
park of artillery. composed of near 400 carriages, will set
off is a few days for Bayonne. Terry also expect VOOO
bones for les transportation.
Peartereste,J arm 3. —There have arrived to day 309 offi-
cers of the Army of the Faith, coming from the depot of
Aibi. They will depart to-morrow fur Gerona.
/Sews from Bart:I:Ions informs us of the arrival off:letters'
Ittanso, sad his Inaction with Mina. It is els 6 announced
as eertale, that Cie Straits of Gibraltar are covered with
Privateers under the Spanish gag.
esuoxs, Jona 4.--Mica abandoned by part of his troops ,
after the affair of Vieh, directed Ma march on lieu talrgel,
'which placebo entered. Milan who retired with his corps
to Barcelona, has left thst tows in person, to join Mine. It
is-ssia; ho is pose te act as Met of the Staff, and to see-
cad Opeasral Zattqals.