The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-02-17 00:00:00

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• ?'.141t. Males, a's I internment, anxious .0-paverve:the
12311eisi!IV.I•eseure of natiorral4ibelity, thregmild by Mr
Aare:telt of a forekgn wer„of.whiehelreopeech delivered
1.-...;.19:11* XVIII. appears M leave no oloobt,camint do
• $ than reCktts tire Caren,. thedlioisfal -organ df ohd
ttiil.o; the. Somali station: isZettity.itst itidierytkiiin to;
.19t qtwerdldiat• the means neeesnal, forteaffTrg
emstreing the aggressors. Thooghttbeediiirtriocit nee'
qt. regret the necessity for great eadriltees,wlildbil always
..wirsheo the people should be' sparbd 'lt )it nOte.bound to
.•!
aekthem, loiaose it 'regards the inaking•ofsacli sacrifices
:Is of the first importance, for the "ntaratenionssOf she fun-
• +meat.' codicil the inOnatchy..the dignityof the ution,
'and the moat 'skied and imprescrip 0,1.1,41064 the Iwo-
Afriinst these objects, 'Rinsed be ail tree Spaniards
• andslieir !earthy sepresentatives, ere adtiselly end.
Lively airocterlthe. bostilhr and eite "Invsslon `with'which
Prone, threatens: rut. The • ease hoe-Olen arrived, .in
whieli it is neeesssry for the'def.mce of their sacred rights,
Owls!. Mai tl,y should scull dilors••ll of :the generous
• (.I«rs made by the tortes iu thekr message of the 11th of
• '.lk•urrart: Let, in' (vers. qu..i:ce of the heroic' resolution'
'4frreh Itsie..ailoPted the memorable. sittings of that
qv, !hi 904. Invested with this authority,. his Ma'
elioserm,urtut will no longer delay to propose ea-
' tr utra.naiy measures proportionate toohe tersenleide and
. irrit.isinenrvi f the. danger, and `such as In its opinion the
• Pubboserrty imperiously demands. Iris, therefore, con-
. .sideneddittlispeembk and argent to progiosa to the Cortes,
that thee will be pleased to decree as follews;
• to place ..the aline completely on the war
sktaftlfilhitietit, diens shall be raised 30,000 men necessary
' tilk`thirilitirpose.
2% .Thal: this levy shell be "seo:nolishefl in a prompt
.
and ectiu.manner, by the military commendams of
dtittiets, is concert with the provincial deputations';
end thottdreee authorities sbrll present the nuotber cor-
responding to their provinces, clothed end sinned, within
the Period Of One morOlo fro:n the publication 'of this
e!erne, employing for eat purpose the feuds arising
fiOtn the re-al property; total Imposts, and public grams-
ries of tsi.ens, from arrears mai anticirtion of taxes,
lepsriiiions, and whatever other sources may be
availably. The, deputations who. pitottually execute this
tnity Oil', for that act, be declared to have deserved well •
of their munerr-
"3, Teat the Governtrent he anthotised to apply kn-
ow lintel, muse army, if it sheen think proper, the melt
inreated td f inn new balt.dions fur recrintaug the active
tirl'is;a. •
' That the Government be in like manlier autho-
• rised to real into the seri-ice
.pertoas front the. rank of
prlcite to that of rergesot reeloeive, who bare con-
'proell their perio.ts of service in the standing every or
~.rive nrilit;s, and who, exceeding the age re-
. soireel by thaorganie aIE. tarty present their licenses in
, deo fon* and irith the reqrsisites it prescribes. They
al Ai he allowed e hominy corr. sp mdlrg with their clots
tied tfr.imattrea hare previously served.
• a. A. TKO the Gaverommt he also authorise I to eel-
-11;2.1 the final discharge* of the soldiers who have
. Yed.ont ileac 4114;4061 the recruiting of theosensy be
.•. . .
if. That the Aterernment beats° authorized .o permit
tits iurportaiLues of arms, arnistunirion, implements, and
all .artielemfeir war, which why be considered necessary
Pander the predrill vireentstadees.
ts. y
7. .Ti'st Obencetift:nment be also au•horiseil to build.
.poretrive, of ribtoin embargo, as may be (mull most
ceovenienfllid ..x.pflitidirs, the !mintier otAlmil.,eraft
der. ss4ry for forming. 200 edn.boats to defed**Erecasts,
ofll there be granted 4,400 seamen for the crews of
1 One vessels; if, keine' tifiatt,stro I that 114 Government
,ohly or Easy yet ren ler orffective, in whole or in part,
,this gram, according ze circumstances may or may rot
require another distinction Id be Riven to it in the naval
sorely pres'onsly &ceded. by tit,
" The shortness of the time, and the great importance
nrdeney of the tribject,' have rendered it iwpossible
for ill, Governmint to sithmit at present, to the delibe•
r 'tins of ttse cort,s, the r •Istive pecuniary resources.—
This
•hewever., hare the hooour to do tumor-
-rue, f EreeISTO SAN allOreL.
" 31101JeL LOPEZ BANES.
. ".Fe A !MISC.) PERNA V DEZ
"Jose 31,104CEL De VADILLO.
•"‘ FELIPI 1411E1E10 NAYARIO.
DIONIBIO CAPAZ.

" Ma iriA. Feb: 5."
Th► meet...ivy •fur the War Dera-tment then sal
M • .trv's It w►tnm-n', in the ►x,reise of its cowers
ant the f.l;lllMent:af its duties, is making every necessary
srr.tngem►nt fir eking th- :nudes embodied for military
operations the necessary impulse of farce and organiza-
Can for repelling the a tempts of the enemies of the
eosin ry. In rain do fortign Pow►rs appose themselves
I.h-tty, n bleb i 4 destined to triumph in Spain. On
every f: •ict in %Melt the Government requires the autho-
rity of the Cartes, it will recur to them without ti lay in
*flier that every department may acquire the force neces-
sary to act with due effect."
The mess tge was ordered to be referred to the consider-
nioa or a s; eclat Committee, and the Cones resume
the debile on The staff of the army.
THURSDAY Pea. 6.

The ape( i.l Com ;titier,;;;rtiCllih propositioAs made
by the Oovernment in the silting of yesterday had been
ref reed, made a report. It was allowed to he for some
time the table for the ins,evion of the Depatio, and
thet re.ti by one of the secretaries in the ionising

Itrtnnt :
4. h.- speelal Committee appointed to examine the de•
maxi to i..te and the authority required fioin the Cortes
Ly the t:. s eroment in the sitting of yesterd iy, have, not.
ssirthstanding this shortness of the time, considered the soh.
j set with; doe attention, aid after hearing the Secretaries
of state, now present, fir the deli bera iva of the Cortes,
fol:oaing project of a decree:—
"The Coms.ittee must, in the first place, observe to
the Cortes, that the nial:ing the force in the project 2j
wen short of the 30,0h0 required, is far from being occa-
sioned liv an vpitiln that the Government ought not to
have the f sere which has been demanded, lint is done to
ovoid !h.• incotivertiences of a new repartition fur the pro-
vi oces, mill to enable the towns to aysil themselves in tt.is
Teri of the repartitien which was formed for the last
" The Cortes Extraordinary, exercising the powers
fra lei ity the Consitudon, have decreed as f01i0.% tit—
, 4;" I. The army shall he placed ou the war establish-
ment by a !es v of 2:1,973 men.
tt%" EMI pro. ince shah contribute to this reinforcement
4!:e nu.nktrof men corresponding to its population, ar-
c w ling to the temporary division of the Spa, ash territory
of the 27th of January last, deducting four men from each
of the lists of the maritime provinces, in the following
scanner:—
[tine 1.11 'we an alphabetic tahle of the provinces of
Sisain, with the population of ea.ch, allowing the deduc-
t:ons for the maritime districts, and the number of men
loch etas is to contribute.]
" 3. The Provincial Deputations shall carry into effect
this levy, eitlier in the manner of the quitata, or by subati-
tidies, scolding as they may Owl most convenient; it

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