The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-09 00:00:00

g' "~ itei resit spaaiak nation, hove gone on building spa hat. vier of brain between him and the People—that Same heroic People, who through the medians of their Reprettent•tivea, were pleased to a ek no oladia Aiw as • Constitutional King. hut slot as an Also. let. Monarch; and since he himself hes broken our maths, as artless!! the bends which visited him to the Illation, it is clear that he has dethroned hisoaelf. " Spaniard% ! its the face of God and lite whole universe we proclaim that Perslittat.d is a Tyrant and Usurper. You ore therefore relieved from your oho dirtier to him, by every law, human and diviisr.—ln artier in PM our reentry, it isioili•pettsible that you Mould immediate'', since he has forfeited his own wand, assemble general end esiraeredissary Coutes, in conformity to the Constitution. All the brae, fasthful to their oaths, sill aid in the noble aseps you lake to redeem the just and rational liberty of the Spanish People. Mane of (item h 'VP already jlined my Constitutional Uariainn , anal the banners 9 1 their country, ahandoniug those of a ly lent in Port S'. Mary's, and preferring Whet Its ight for the rests:ahliahment of the Constitution hi their own cavalry, than to stain their swords with the blued of their companions and brethren its America. IVir declare to he a traitor to his country wetly Spaniard, of whatsoever class or eonilninsi he may be, who by word, waiting, or armed furry, may attempt to impede she election and assiontditig the Cortes. If in ten or twelve points of he Penititela sa many constitutional champions like myself should rise up, for the purpose of re-estahliabing the liar. of mar ancestors, which a thenkless King has per. firlionsly trampled In the ground, do nut doubt it Spain null be saved from all the horrors of anarchy. sail will tt r for ever her august Cortes, and hin hely Constitution. In the same of our how'', is granted the rank of officer in every ~.jeans who may enlist under our banners, or ender those a.f any other of the Cosatihtional Champions of the 1'... ninsula ; and two additional grade. to the officer, (from Brigadiers downwards) oho may Ply to the succour of their reentry its the divisions of Ike Co nstitutional !hops. " Spaniards! Where is the man who does not pre fer bonnet end liheaty to the infamous yoke that weighs duwo with ignominy the slaves of Forilinasid ? Valuer, onion. and constancy, in times of dactyl!), made you invismible. and crowned pier heroic heads w ish w im p' s , w h en fighejog agsiost the 111111411 of the must proud of conquerors—the same +hose feet the tlfeminete captive of %%they cowardly kissed. Va• lour, onion, and constancy sill again make the em. pile of the law and the cause of firedum appear tii• arephasit in the whole of the 'stood's! ',glows of the Spanish Monarchy. _ _ "Coop of Liberty, on the banks of the Guadiana, Joly IR, IRI9. (Sipped; " ‘III.CIIIOR. " Colfoli.wi wal Chgepiuls." FL.lAUkka .11.11 L. Tire, JULY 25 —The troops which hive been disarmed in the environs of Collis, are mow on the •arch iu several columns for I' a interior of the kingdom. where they will be re•nrganised, and h ire Dew Officers ; their arms have sot been restored to them, sod they will not receive thent till they arrive at their destination. Eight regiments are spoken of to replace them in the army of the expedition, but it I. sot cettain that they are beater disposed. It is certain, however. that the Spanish army in ge. anal has no inclination for those remote liens; the soldiers considered South America as de stined to be their grave, and besides there are emery among them who think the cause of the Indepeud• oats very jail. In the midst of all those embarrass ments, and of the general agitation of people's taint's, It is impossible to foresee the ;mut of rigours in ennyli • Wed and estraordinsty. It is asserted that the an. tient Regiment of Mattson Guards, now called the Id Regimens of Sponish Guards, is likely tr. (news part of the espedition. block confidence is placed its the fidelity of this corps, end en that lay ell of which it has given anoltiplied prods since its lint formation. The King has been extremely sieved by the insurrection of the I►n..ps; lre.aever, he per gists in trying the fate of arms, to endeavour to re gain possession of the South Americin prov:ricvs, whitli are on the riot of being ■hully lost t o the Methyl errantry. rbri Mudrii/ fiat Ite his ptH►rsed ▪ prof.•und 'donee on all that has passed, soil the private l►tters hardly venture to give a fee si:cum. /tastes. What• is certain is, that several superior Officers of the army sere sun strangers to the 1 , 11 , .11 if the troops. sod several f•esh arrests have silken place- It is now affirmed that the tiepin; of the Camp of Vittoria hit! formed the project to seize arm Cadiz, the Isle of Leon, and the Arc; with OM intention is unknown. Ssmo persons ate persuaded that there ling a con• gpitacy, of which Cad's was the seat, to way to proclaim the Constitution of the Curies, after which the troops, led by GP11•11111 who are not • were to match to Sladtid, to force the Go. Ttria trent to convoke the Diet of the Nation. Lintr uvedit seems doe to these reports, but it is with, that miaow conspiring Imply enlighteoed person de. sites • change of system; the discontent is general, and certainly with reason. Never. no not even un der the last Nines of the Activists Dynast!. ts•' Spain reduced to so deplorable a situation as that in which it is new plot'''. _ FRANKFORT, JULY 28.—The epoch of the COlll.l mencement of the French Rey°lotion, when, In Ger many, it ass only nrcessery for soy one to be SUS. pected of Java!' • oi in order to be persecuted, seems to hare returned. The agents of power even pretend that there are infinitely more Jacobins among us et present then there were at that period. Eves y where personal safety is compromised. Already terror reigns in all clones of society. Nntitinft is spoken of bet arrests aml imprisonments. No otie can foresee what will be the cud of all this. In consequence of a foreign reqeisition, the pipers of two Prefe4rnrs bolt bee. seised, each of whom tires with s Mem ber of the Diet of Freabfort (MM. de Wangenheim, Minister of Wortemberg, and M. de Iterriandt, Mt sister of Baden). Theo disilfeciion calends into the katerier of the hosset of the Diplomatic Body. Wvsaszo, Joie 27.—Th. enquiries Relative to 14 esistouce de secret political society in the duchy of Nassau are diligently prosecated. Looning's at leopt ilms life of AL IWO is &prenatal as tlli STATE MAN , conneved with the pretended convpiracv, I cations of which, it is said, 'wend through nll Ger- I many. The Doke, ribose favourite M. hell was, bus bought a law Inn s 'shish In, been entst , eted intn s plow Preparaiirrov are making in it for the re. ception of many persons who are suspected h) the Orthoromit no accoont of their p..litical principles. On Sunday last, a cariirge drawn by four h-aw's. and escorted hp some dragoons, brought, is it is re ported, a prisoner of great consequence; his new has not yet transpired. WP learn from another guar. ter, that omen 1 the persons arrested is au ecclesiastic, a relation of M. lb-It. American iiifrpenilence, io consetieence of il CV Mot •uni 7 • • The Arni.ricitit are very mach displeased with Lard Cools sus, for pirsemiac to blockade such an ►atensise line of cna.t with so small a squotlrnn ; they threaten this " En:lith-blonded fellow" with the chastisement which •• the Yankees ate in the ha- hit of bestow iost on presumption ;" we ate sorry to n it. eels the adoption of such language by foment the Ame. tireneditors ; we trust, hnoever, that such feeli, gs ate not cesensnnly entertained by the People. The electors of Washington County ere so sickened with the effects of the paper money system that they have now determined, as we hinted before, not to elect any one to serve in their Represeutation connected with any of their banks. The remains of M'Cuttoon's fore*, reported to heat Port•se•Prince, are in a very sickly state. A vessel having 85 men, besides her crew, together with ammunition and stores, not having heard of his defeat, put into Porto Belle, and was captured. The Committee, to whom were referred the returns of the several banks in hiessichustits, report, thee, after e.inote examination, they find them all sr.lr►nt. Many ri•its, anti some arrests base taken place it I,l4ein e the 1011.1 ill *hick knotting resided. A Pros'ian agent. oho has resided • Inns time St Witlitatit-n, •Inier the pretence of parttsint amities. lists rorettchei, is sasorcleti of haring had some in. O in the eire.ts this hate been made. Batliset.s, JULY 3l.—looters flow Munich speak of a itipinins.ic nos which has been transmitted to the Baraiisn Government by a Km' Northern Power. The note, it is saiil, has for its object to titquoot the Court of Munich not to ono* the Chaorbor of R.presentatises to °Maio too mach ascendancy. BtaLta, Jets 24.—A Cireolar hes been all. 'lipase.: in the dill , reot Prossi4o Uniaortittor, to el. host all ibe Professors to abstain Itertreftirth from editing ponied pamphlets : it is theilited to them, at the atom thous. that it if toot *Wird to oblides. in any manner their freedom of wining on scientific sohjects. _ _ " The law for the benefit of the roosting traders, commenced ill operation the lit day of July. Illy tile law, the tea c..ast of the United States is di. titled into two great district., the brat keine.; g all the coast and satigable deers from the Riser St. Croft, which separates the district of Wine from Ne• Bounsoirk, In the River Si. Mst)'s, shirts divides Georgia from Fhaida ; the second includ• big the roast, &e. between the [Veer Perdido and the River Sabine, the Western boundary of loaivians Within the limits of eidwr of these two di 'els, every vessel, t•enty tons or up• ends, licenool for the coa,ting mole, may carry it on without being obliged to dew or truer at the co.tom.hoeses, provided she has not on h•ard certain or.irlea eacerell, of foreign merchandise, abuts a specified anoent."—( Philadelphia Uniun kit %NIIFORT. .11;LT 30.—1 t k stated from Man. Was, that Sandt is •ell ►trough to walk •bout his dismhes; bit his tecovery is, neverthelvss, despair ed of. EETR VET OV A PRIVATE LETTER• fituwA, JeLv 71.—`• The piiiscip,l objet of thy ur..r.vitines 1).11 M isrnsinvt Ird stitn ,hp f••ay of Comsion of th•Fliaridei. in • hieh nava* di ,Inossti•lt, it is soil, h+ae •sco.wie. The •ne.ivs r.f diva. slurtsl•rs eu•l«+s..uf Is. gig. to this Sip colour flv lAe r•ssion of the F arida", el) the), the pert) stt . cr•.l) feenotettle In . . the Insatgeote was Ito.irous rassitetating England, and the, ionlocing 11. , r In ark, the G •Tores• amts ..f Meson' A) re , aid Tt.it sectillatien Th. ifridorrafic Patois to of the beggarly gen ts 4 11, w hilp,, Inn wt .r . b us if , he • din nn of the Keen/mere, as a roses for r••is•ing hate *clod *saint' his ifidor..... Cm , lim bo s ' m ap s ., thew applioisinu r.ir a Reform. Now this is the pre. no astonistment cos he al 04 , 4 „ as ciao Ireton ohy an honest Patriot nnsid skit to eat a d,. wa d "a",lb. a hv m anarche oho i the ni.ineal of [Worm in 'notion. the einleagoets hit& hirn•rlf, nu all port.leteJ by concealed for ahtaining itrfortn *roe mid• by s fats rich nboactra •nd A•Creflfigwyg. Whiga, then the .smeinornsls sash! accuse the pail) 6. At the er.idousre .•f • Inofrhtflt, errestrti at Ca- f•II)• ana "k them if 'Worm would maks their ilia, hstP breu 1...1..1 lett•ta Isom 1...n010n, us hide an. iudisidrel embditinn illat• the IN011•011.151 titt,cn eV. no the point of •it• &touchy owl yosterd4y we remiss(' the Paris erut , un earnnyt the . 10 .. 1 ,.. helm uc.rtaiunl , I NOM of Werintsday and Thuratisy Isle The Ott the 160411.11 as G i b ia t tar p apro „p a h am : King did ant in sot either on Tee•day or Wetlnee• Cillit, n filo contests. ti Pa44eteivil are. , ent of ti• I daY• but 6 " the former 114 e his M 4. .1"tY ii""et'd ', mi n im a a t hy they st. basins,' sills the !Mary and the Count the troops nom I N Motel foe alatititl. At M.! DICAZIA, sod en %lief:m..ll4) h• at e Coons il ease OW, rogtert•l winks at the grand armaromat nf •"f Nfintst"trt The KioS Is *Ii•c'• 11 1 0 feu", In G ru en' Irti tere ., ‘ „ a d IM p ,„ o „,d iiii „ o f 0,1„• 4 4 Pais the 'lay after In-morrow. sod the War Alecirs: v. 11 appeals Ike, General 0•Dbo lio 1 h oa tor. the May0;11 tiutte,Oe St. CT*, nh"et the molt. .Nscostrod rtiJoet trsess of sow loamy. isortiros." Ittne. Il i. M":1"if hag referred the P" 4111 "" of Miss licscrustox. for a contestation of the pertieholent •sf General teutttr, le the Keeper of the S' 4l9 . I she is to makes srp-rt of the citcosastsncos of the TO COR !IMPOIII DENTS. -- ••• Poetry. 04 ISe alogololmony of a alas Adeaseraf. eae Ott'eeee. Ica... the N.slriturt n0.....f.011 • Ter fn..ur A Natiacot" shall appear to.m wens. The hotel of the Civil Vet het hem smelted to kr , s „, • „ e „," Leo" d F. T. k. . 4.l ii . c/ .. imada „ . the ellee of Grind-Veneer. in *hide the DAP St nu he o'er' ewe. ist where Wears... tvely rae Wed it !Umlaute was lately argevtted, owl the salary «f 5.6.1.1) foe rel-oe• ogr.ittle lu the B 1-11 "lee has bete 'awl' f.oell 10,000 se 100,000 .n-tworriss. Noes. Centimes inn is OM igsporlant out e ject of Emignnioo, Is Woo To o of the twilit, of the Firole de Drell cm trod d tt 16.1me.tron. hied nit Wednesday Wove the Cot reetioisal Übangi nn a chowe of bring concerned in the ditterbesters there, and were both oequi.ivil. 011 the 3011 el'. an rowating was seize.' et the h ou ..• of a hnnkteller at 11.tor.lvaus, representing the landing of lium.trAßTl at Canoes on the ht March, 1815. _ _ _ PuSI•F. Mask kierk 3 pril env Kea. 773 ref Irrat.CAm• per Cros. 11 4 per Gees. SW mush for Is P%Y lIT 011 K , rrLUC.i. 15 we Ceese. ‘iot Mu lola lued.ll lipm L.* A nis kirwielre 141•1. p. II p.. Mown.'" EMI pa, An. 711114 Th. Kin; hos granted to the w:dow of the D.lts DE FELTHZ. who died without and fortune, • pension of I s.oUtt fronts. 1t.,. EMp/rtif of AUVrItIA hos conferred the title of Bison wpm, M. JtAN 110f1:111, son of ANDREW Mottles, the cel.brat•d Tyrolean I'•ttiot. A its; plement to Tindal's Gazette was published nos Sistriday, roniai ll itt a several lisports and (ierserst Orders relative to the operation of loot yeses csin paian in India. Advice, from Liverpool arrived on Stturday, which stot• at two ;semisoft, had been arrested an Thosads) last at Wi l ton, in Ism toll's's, frt. sedition. The Slott:port M.giottstes have recei►ed sorb in. formation of the perpetrators of the murderous at tack rn Birch. II• constable, as has induced 'hero to poblish a new edition of the advertisement olf.rira the reward, with the name, and descriptions of Imes AU to "is and Jacob Anil, natives of Ireland, and I 99,119P19, 1 .1 pdy.ley, Isesl SlrCkpfsfl, as init.( deeply I implicated in the fact. and as haying absconded. A t e nor of the bih, from Stockport, sop, that Birch w., 911 far recovered as to be able to walk about bis house. 'l' r 7, i • •I • LO A DO A DIONDIY. Al Gen 9. 18.9. The arcnootti frost every pert of the continent In• form as of the yawing spirit of freedom, on the effects of wl ich w• entertain the must satisfactory opinion, es in no pert of the settrld is ltate•currep• tin orgenia.tl •nil rrbiird as in Eng!•ad. Th. Nap..nra sod in many of the Universities have been put he prison, soil their peyote seised end es3mineil. Weel will our venal or Miai•terial Pa pers sty to the !tants beginning with that deal of persons. They cannot be called " ignorant, ill.terste, and ragged." We small see which of the t•o &scrip. lions tit Reformers do their walk the best and quirk. est ; (or as to its neemity, its absolute necessity. there is tin sensible men on this Weed, or on the con• 'limit (the self.interested excepted), who is not con• winced of it—it is only horn what point it shall corn- Mtn Ce. We are glad to announce, that a few Gentlemen of public 'steer. and political reputation, have commu nicated in private together •iron the critical state of the country ; and agree folly upon the importance of standing forward in each an esigency, at once to t the RICIIITS of the Nome, end to ob viate as far as possible, the ill egrets of that ' , angry anti revengeful feeling which a long suf. feting on the one side, and en unfeeling stoic ism on the other, hive naturally given rise to.— By vs hatiiver name such a baud of Patriots may like to be called we know not, but that its character they will d to be denominated Friends of the People, there fan he no doubt: the SrArissuen • ill, •ith as much resetuess as pleasure, communicate Is the Pub lic every (bin; concerning this. A letter from Leicester, of the Gth inst. styli:— " Our moister ht.sitirs, to the number of 35, 11111 a Georgia Nl•toing yesterday al the Etching.. A Re. pint was brought up from a Committee which bad met its the moraine, which beteg read was unanimously adopted, sod recommeneed to the option of the trade in general. f have just bad m perusal of it. It stoles, that the present state of de. mend, when considered with reference to the supply, makes it obsoletely impossible to afford to the Name work knitters any higher remuneration than is con / toineil in a hat of pikes accompanying the R.pott, which, though higher thou those tecently paid., I are not so high, I understand, as the statement prices of 11117. The Report adds, that In give any higher mice' would, in all probgbilit v, hart the effect of removing the manufactory from this place altogether, end that, mere it 11 their power, nothing would give higher pl.artire to the mover !toilets of Leicester, than In Set In the neighbouring commies of a still farther is, in the nage* of their workmen. CANOVA is at present building m church at his own ropence, to adorn hit lonise city in the state of Venice. It is to be built In the antique sty le, and lit is estimated that the 'sprint will eaceed 100,(No 1 Odium. American Papers to the 9•h nit. hue arrived.— They ale Lill of celebrations sod re:Maim:sacs. of -..C•tt43, j o g ic i a t . o . F;Ltuut.sck:. Deu., * Awa. 8 —Czme down front the 11;ver terday ifiJ omit:4l'ore A it iticoorr, f..r Inn ; I:Pctra, • It..bisison, for ; slid Syron, Colin, for the S orh Solt.—Ar.iveJ sod sailed for the River the Roil', If ari•torr, from mulch; Commerce, S d ersce, trim A..r:gum ; L.: k Clot, from Q .e' ec ; from du. fist Shields; and POillwhWei•P, from hottict. —Arrived io-11.y sod Nadel for the River the J•lie, Dale, from Grand Cii.sr) ; loud C 1111. 6 .0081, 1411 MistPrtato. hoot JamJic, ; 'Fro!, frow Ct. 11. g ; sad Emerald, from Si. CI Obi., for ' Cupenhogrw.—C,me 4..• is from ihe Riser and 'Ailed thr Pet , •r•ors. ti.. Powr.bpwrii. A rotro. B. Arrit.. , l yrirer.lay !it thaw A'roca,ltst 'for% ilm4iCe. for liAm'siarisii.—Ariised toi.day his Illakittes ship Rlosslin, final Liens, with a coh.iderable queen 17 of rovicr.onle accoent; aloe this Royal Grow yacht. front Withron, with several ships ..f war, oil of which are g gin. into Coots I R 'ids; and the Rspreis, limit', front Gibrel•a Sided 111 Falntoo•h, for P y mouth. Auo. S —Arrive.l she Tissues packet, from Goitenhorg .—Ssileil the Charliitt• pat-he...for Gottriaborah ; the Lord Nelvon pork... for Wrlltori ; l aud the Cssileresjh pocket, for Celibate*, all otitis PLYNIOCTII, AC4II 7. ['stied by the Commerce, G tr.lorr, Goo. s'. Salgado, for, Brolliels. FAillot: !U. Avg. 6.-41,4..41 elf ills pert the Esti Slums, link-r, from Lowden 1..1. St. Jr Ate's, N. B. ; and of Prince Ed•a.dl• Wand, for lond..n.—Arrised li.e Th.neas, Monrstte. from !Ando', for the Mediterranean ; stni %Yoh ea Leach, from Itichwomll.—S.ilml the Walr tioghm packet. with Mails, f•ir Lmbati. Gh,e.ser, Malts, owl Corfu. Tile Bruit 'maid is detansest till the 13.6 The Christopher, flow S' K;tt's for Livorpoof, •sa, ap k.O wi b oath, 21.1 JAI', in 1.1 33 I R. ; oat 41 d.)., hooky, and needles N.W. for the bust pen she coe:d Fiske. NAAiiiii.) -- •11:IIISTi lING. It *ill be wee by she fulleeiniJoin frog r SAITOX, tt ut foe Si. , is.a al Maw" eslrr 1 , mi. tinned. Tat. 1.4.014 are ordicteall) awl G m) slated by that Gentlemen, sod thittelore f.yri.e nn ap. vartiug coincortat) frost Our pen. it.l. k tbey do tight. ft it judicious, In Me pot vie of •if•its, to I ike from rut esiessirs es -t, plotless for objective peen to the smoothie,' 1.1•111) of our con. dor'. %Vim obey see lead, to do Nutty he perceived flan. follosiitg esttsct final lb.• tcruri.sr I. west. WP Oltkeg with burro, it d J.:lvo on ye ti.tiite it, ti.st soy tan should be bare enough to tittlt ro e• oily of the esp , cted slstssittet of prib.pa lian.ltrds of Ili, famisl.644 evanii)mou, abAsi to as. s tight, •ithael *MO trey favelil ere slaves lodged:— C e•irr. TMr•dr•. Two..*C'esk. Th• Mvistratra are eipt•rit,t• rti to LLLVIIIT ase Martfmt taking pia.. St Minch's'', ; u b., It MAT Is wurrw att.etber the Oil Major milt be artn.nra M. P. 1.1 that roam li.f) hat. to paws she AleallitLT iattardtat..l, p n ;la i nta . n ,,,, n , sod if the es•firoaa of she ar• ow, irml. She MIIIT.%IT TILL It CULL° Iv. sod 8.1 ‘1 cT aemfd. If ran 'hill like r••••••ore he fr.*. the cunt , venal way be ft ay f:lt Oc.—(Cau kr ) TO 1 Hi. RIQUISITIONIST% Woo M JIRO THR HOME Von Tub PUbLie im.E.1211: O. mOR. HAY NEXT. •• VTI.Low i oTtgoiss...-0a osT ream roT• UT:rpmt. 1 4 ., lb. ...oh.. 51.1 Owe 1d0p.4.16.1100r5i..... MI 16 f ure....r la% moti imarm )aos aril 1.4 1. ar a,l r•ohow.i.m. 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