Star.
London, England, 1821-09-24 00:00:00

NADIZID, sErTgmnr.it 6.

This afternoon, after two o'clock, a most lively im-
patience was manifested by the Public to know the
answer given by his Majesty to the representation
Made to him, requesting him to be pleased to return
to the capital. This impatience was manifested by
the eagerness with which the people crowded to learn
this answer. In this situation the following notice
from the Municipality appeared between the hours
of three and four:
" Morr Exclaimer Snt—T have laid before his Majesty your
representation of the day before yesterday, full of the firmest zeal
for the tranquillity of this capital, which was so much agitated
by the events which you relate ; and his M6esty, who always de-
sires to return the sentiments of love and respect of this heroic
.people, so worthily represented by your Excellency, commands
me to say, that he shall feel the greatest satisfaction in returning
to this city, which he will ro xi soon as the state of his health
permits, which is now improving, and which was the reason of
his aiming hither.
. . _

" His Majesty is highly satisfied with the distinguished vigi_
lance of your Excellency in maintaining public tranquillity, and
commands me to give you, iu his name, his most grateful
thanks. GOD preserve your nxcellency many years.
"
" St. Ildefonso, Sept. 5, 1821. BARBAXI.
" The Constitutional 'Municipality of Madrid."

It is also announced, that his Majesty has al-.
swered the Permanent Deputation of the Cortes,
and that among other things he said, that ho was
convinced of the inconvenienci.zs of any doubt or
error in the choice of Public Functionaries, on whose
ability the good management of affairs and the credit
of the Government depend.
His Majesty assured the Deputation, that thoth
the result did not always answer his wit:hes, as Giren
happens in so difficult an alTair, he had constantly
desired to select the fittest and most worthy perscir:,
as on this depended the consolidation of the conai-
tutional system and his own glory, which he consi-
dered to be identified with the good of the Monarchy
and the glory of the Spanish name, which his Mit.
jesty desired to immortalise. his Majesty at the
same time testified to the Deputation, that he duly
appreciated the patriotic sentiments by which it is
animated.

Lastly, in the same Supplement which contained
this information, the following also appeared :
" His Majesty has been-pleased to nominate to the
office of Minister of War, Major-General Don Igna-
cio Valanzat, Inspector• General of Infantry but we
are assured that the General has declined this office,
representing to his Majesty, that, tinder present cir•
cumstances, qualifications arc required to fill it, which
he has the modesty to say that he does not possess.
It is supposed, that his refusal will be admitted."

Saturday, letters from Stockholm, dated the 7th
instant, were received by the Ilattibtirgh Mail. An
extraordinary convocation of the Diet of Norway will
take place, it is said, in the sprir.g, as- early as rhq
month of February. Meantime the King of SWEDEN,
who has latterly felt his influence civet the decisions of
that body to be on the decline, is :timing at popularity
with them, by conferiing honours oa its most dis-
tinguished Members. M. Sisitzl, who officiated as
President during the KiNG's lathvisit, has been nomi-
nated a Commander of the Order of the Sword, and
the Bailiff a Commander of the Order of the North
Star. Several Deputies have been created Kiiiipts
of those Orders, and also of the Order of Vasa.-
-Others have been gratified by appointments in the
civil departments, which they had solicited_for. The
Coart reckon, by these measurec, on securing a ma-
jority in their favour.- -The KIN.° has appointed a
Conanittec, in die spirit of; arid evidently suggested
by, one of thoe institutions which does honour to
this country, to draw tip al plin for separating into
classes; finding employment fur prisonerscletained
in Sate fortresses ; alto for procuring every possible
1 amelioration of their situation, and the adoption of
such regulations as may produce a better gonna:neat
; and direction of the public pi isoners.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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