The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-20 00:00:00

The President said—The Cortes are informed of, and

satisfied with, the sinner in which the Deputation has
perfeemed its ditty.
The Preaident stated tint the Selma An In been re-

quested by the Goverment to direct the comssitage ape,
pedaled to carry into effect the removal of the Cdeteetei
Seville, to state the number of curtain:as which wuald.be:
Waited for the member( and their dependent.. i•Hei lab-
serinithat the Deputies Must be aware that is wettl4 bit
impoeilide fee the Committery from ignorance ttf die,
wants of each Deputy, to make a proper memos, ibis
subject. It wouhrtherefore be proper for each &pet?
testate what he coneideied necessary for himself: ••h:,.
• • SITTING ew TIIGINIDAT, SCORCH 6. ,i
• *communication from the Secretary of Stale foreetteet
end Justice, informed the Cortes that his Majesty; gene
Mill,notifieed, that he suffered lets pain,. though the' lift•
heel wan mneh,swelled ; and that-bet Majesty that/tees
cons ioned euirjmit.te spasms., 1. 5'
• TheTiesideatatatedetbarthe order of the day was the
'mond Peet •of the .pespieddeirof Senor Serra, relative
to the bledrial Mi4nLsr Menem to accompany the Go-
*grim:out to Seville. .
_The report the Comillteee to which the proposition.
Brett been referred, was reach , 'it recommended that the,
individuals who volunteered,. and who were to be orga-
nized in battafions or scetairoits, should, during their
journey, and for one- Month after. .have the fall pay of
roldises,aud the corresponding, rations sad quartering I.
but that those who might prefer it should have five reels
elailjefor. the isfentre.. ss Hemet pay and rations, and iv-
yen retie for the cavalry.: leaks) recommended, with re-
gaedaa students, database wise are attending courses
in snynniyersity may presents their studies at Seville.
Several advantages were proposed to be given to such of
the militia as shoeld volunteer tonerve in the army dur-
ing the war, lie.
• A ellicessien arose on this report, and after several De-
Eatkelted spoken, the debate was adjourned.
. • striated 'eV Ititerr, mance 7.
A conimunicatiOo from the Secretary of State for Grace
and J uetice, stated that his Majesty was still confined with
the gout in the great toe of the left foot; and that her
Majesty is somewhat relieved. •
The debate on the report relative to the Madrid Militia
turned on the rewards and advaetages to be riven to the
volunteers, respectiverbich • considerable difference of
opinion was erpresiel; but the three first articles, with
some amendments, Sere aimed' to.
SITTING 01r141111KGIT, 'MARCO 8.
Several petitions Fere. presented. from persons who
wished tojoinihe relunteen militia in accompanying the
Governmert to Seville. Among them was cone from Don
Rawl Cabeles, formerly sercelarised mink.
MADRID, MASCO 9. --Tim officers of the first reginvnt
. of marine infantry have addressed an energetic represen-
tation to the Government, 'caviar their ardent desire to
allowed to assist in carrying into effect the decree for
repativling. MI Majesty's person and Government to a.
place of security.
Ills Majesty, wishing by all mans to tnsnifest to Eu-
rope the ideas and sentiments. ,which animate Wm. has
resolved that the regiment Sikh Isis hitherto been call-
, el the. Imperial Ale.randeroiltlll in future be named
tit.e.R*Kimeid of the thika. The brave men who com-
Ogee this regiiitent, and who have shown CO decided an
enricher ut. to the cause of liberty. will with pleasure re-
linquish a title of -which they might at another time
have been proud, but the retaining which now would be
a real po'iOcal inconsistency.—( venal .)
On the 28th ult., at seven in the Morning, Colonel
Asturias 3lancha, with another officer, proceeded to
Alrquinenta to treat with Aden Tnteillo for the sur-
real ter of that fortress. The garrison sent out three of
their officers to oar camp as hostages.. The fall of the
Seo dliegel, and other defeats of the Army of the Faith
are said to have determined the gneirisin to treat of a
surrender.— (Espectador.)
Several d-vpatches from Abisbal detail the complete
destruction of the insurgent barit6 that bad approached
Madrid. It appears that several of the leaders are
negociating for the amnesty. The Political Chief of
timidalasara sends a despatch, dated the 7th, in which
he states that the Constitutional. troops under Don
J. Domingo's had, at Trillo, feijee in with a band
of faction., 500 in number. commanded by Sessions
himself, which he defeated, and took a great part pri-
soner.. Itessieres escaped with only 3D men.
A lever from Lisbon, dated the Ist instant, states, that
an int tic ne had been undertaken there which appeared
to be suleiently stronr to subvert the Ministry. The
Secretary of State fur Foreign Affeits obtained an hon-
ourable preference in this pl an of proscription, which
was suppor•ed by some Hood patriots, who had fallen in.
to the snares of the Holy Alliance. A list for • new
klinittry war brought to the King, but be firmly reject-
ed it. The change of the Alinis:ry was intended to be
the first art in the counter-revolutionary drama. 'lke.
Conde do Ansarante has since raised the standard of re-
; hut the troops under General Revs are full of
aeal for the constitution, and the affair will soon be put
down.
The Scrviles, who have for these three years past been
threatening us is ith the French and Russians, have and•
denly chsnged their tactics, and now speak of nothing
else but peace. As this report is very agreeable, many
inconsidere'e persons pick it up and repeat it with
co•uplacency, without adverting that its propagators
never wished (or war more then they now do, and also
that they never store than now wished. to lull us into
a false security, because they never before saw us so
active.

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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1823.

PARLIAMENTARY COMMENTARY.

la our Commentary of yesterday, we omitted to ob-
serve. th tt Lord Althorp had revived his notice of a mo-
tion fur the repoal of the foreign enlistment bill. His
Lordship may save himself the trouble of making that
znotion. The fond-holders will be against it; "national
faith" will be opposrd to it ; "national heaoer" will not
endure it ; "public credit" will none on't. To repeal
that lii!, is to make war on France: France is the
" Owen tilenfloser" of the day ; and we, like Hotspur,
" dare as *ell face the eternal devil" as Owen Glen-
dower. We have taken our p!ace under France, as Eno-
naparte said we should ; and the French people are now
getting ample revenge of the bank note nation, who
lioasted,in Alay, 1815, that all Europe, and one half of
France were united against the other half of France, who
tuarclieft to Paris as the ally of the King of France; who
then took away the pictures and statues from that King,
and who, in the most unqualified manner, boasted of bar-