The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-22 00:00:00

wornelMiWarirbetions dissertation in a worming journal of
o'4 tlayaits ;which it is discovered that Franca is the I
natural ally of England against Bassin. and that the
Ftench would not dare to think of provoking US !!! And
this follow% a declaration that it ier our interest to remain
at reace as long as we eau! tie! ha! ha! This writer shall
be Prensierowlien all the Cabinet are u mad as Lord Castle-
reagh was.

The New rime: states that one individual bought

2f1,0011'. worth of Spanish boads at 631, and actually sold the
whole of them yesterday at 231. This gentleman must at
least regret that he did not attend to the reasoning of The
MVP Tian a. It adds, "Now, if we recollect the 'reasoning,
it was this :—" The Cartes, can make no effectual resist-

" ance to the French armies. .Cadie will epee its gates.
"1 a..> the other fortress*, have done. The King 'wilt be
is liberated, and the fatties will be panisbed. It is
• "' ridiculous to expect that the rebels could ever place the
" finances of the country is a respectable basis; aid any
" money 11010 advanced to them will certainly be lost.
° Of comae, the Wog will recognise the first loan ;
• sal the bond holders have .ply tat look to the restoration
14 of the royal gobenemesa. to rMtore otder to the finances.
▪ peace to the State. and ample mourity to the creditors."
This wet the redsnaini; of theiarew Timer.. Those, there-
s :re, who would take its word for the restoration of thW
royal authority, were In direct terms counselled to bay
Spanish bonds of the first loan ; and this gentleman, as
sae of them, n ill in future know what value should be
attached to thi reasonieg of the New Timer; since in 'hall
materation of the rqyal governsheit, which was to receive
every thing, all has been lost. What then? The New
Tamed has gilded, and pocketed its fee.
ay the Regittro Official of Buenos Ayres, a copy has
• bees received .tf a Treaty of Alliance. offensive and dent-
iv.. which has been formed between Colombia and Bor.
es Ayres. in which they bind themselves to assist and
support melt other in maintaining "their independence
' • rd Spain, and of all foreign dominion whatever."
A meeting has been summoned for' this' ay. of the Com-
mittee ..1 the Foreign Stork-Exchange, to eonsider of the
propriety of
.presenting a memorial to the GOverninent on
the depressed state of the•Spanieb securities, a great pardon
et which are in the hands, not only of English capitalists.
bet diitribnted through 'all ranks of the consmunity. We
nadeistand 'a event division of opinion-exists among the
Committee respeoing. the propriety of taking this step;.
but it has been *lmmured at all events, for the sake of the
ritlsnsi re interests lovolved, to take the subject into con-
sideration.
A letter from Parte of Sainkday states, that a Council at
the French Ministers -was held in the afternoon of that
day, at which it was determined to remonstrate with the
King of Spain on the double appointment of Dom Victor
Saes to be both his Secretary of State and Isis Confessors
and that be should be required to remove him from one at
bast of those offices. his said also that communicatiem
bare been =de to the Itussisn Government to obtain their
sanction to the ithititoting mine check on the actions of
Peldioand, in consequence of the violent conduct be bas
pursued since his release.
Wtx peon, Ocr.2l.—His Malesty, accompanied by the
meal persons of hisenite took an airing this morning in
his little phaetid !tithe Park.
This meriting. at an early bier, die Fusileers
*arched out Irma the, Foot liarrneks, having received or
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• den to proteel to Portsmouth, where they were to embark
fee Gibraltai ; but these orders were soon after rounteirmoded,
and direetions given-for their retnrn to Windsor.
The celebrated preacher, Mr. Irving, front L0nd0n...4.
yesterday in 'Perth with his bride, and attracted a more
than nand share tbit attention which the gossips here
bestow on straugers.—(Perth Courier.)
C•ilitT or A LDERMlLL—Yestenlay the LORD MATOR
held a Conk of Aldermen at Guildhall, at which 17,9001. of
the Orphans' debt ems ordered to be paid off, and the
Chamberlain was directed to give the I parties inte-
rested therein notice thereot—ltiehard Martin, Eaq. M. P.,
*needed the Court, and was heard in respect of the rein-
lotion of Smithfield Market, and the Court referred it to a
Comoittre, to take Mr. MattiVestatement into cousidera-
tie*. and report their opinion thereon. The Commissioners
of the Court of Requests for the month of November next
retie appointed.
Notices have been atnrk on the cherch doers of Ham-
mersmith, and on the doors of the Sessions' Houses in
- Westminster and Middlesex, of its being the intention, in
the met Session of Pat 'lament, to apply for leave (by Bill)
to build a bridge to Hammersmith across the River Thames.
it a station its the parish of Barnett, on the opposite shore;
Moak. footpaths and carriageways to the same, &c. In
the Hamlet of Hammersmith there are now building vast
rantities of houses, moat of them small ones ; and 'sten-
os* works ofdrainage are going on there, particularly by
Starch•green, on Tornham-green Common, &c.
BRADING; !SLR or Winer, OCT. 17 —Oa Thursday the
filth inst. the simnel Court for the election of Officers for
she ensuing year, was held at the Town Hall, when Mr.
W. illidlsne was re-elected Bailiff, and Mr. Wickens the
Junior Bailiff. and Messrs. Alford and Futcher Constables;
*ad ow the day following a very interesting scene took
*Zein this ancient Borough (the Corporation of which
d: its rights and privileges by a tenacious aillwrenat to
Or forms of our Saxon ancestors), when the Bailiff, attend-
ordby the Officers of the Court, proceeded to perambulate
tie beendariis of the town, about seven miles in circumfer-
ence. The procession was led by their piece of brass ord•
mote, provided for the defence of the Island against the
*reoialt Armada, followed by music and colones ; the
irraeleparafge men watched next, bearing the antique hal-
berds of Office, then followed the Corporatioo, Jurors. and
Cieammers, that owe suit and service to the lairds of this
Maser. The party returned to the Tots n [hi! in the same
order I where, being met by the Gentlemen who were invit-
ad to partake of the festivity, at four o'clock a subetaalial
diviner of old English fare was served up in the hall, which
wit htillitietly illuminated for the occasion. During the
cursing raw excellent songs were sung, and appropriate
toasts drank ; while the generous harmony that pervaded
the company was pleasingly expressed, by distributing
strong beer, pipes and tobacco, to the populace in the
emutet-house.
We congratulate the Farmers on the imprOved state of the
Weather the last few days. Monday and Tuesday afforded
them an opportunity of getting up some of their corn,
which bad suffered materially by the late rains. Although
yesterday was rather showery, the wind which continued
• was rattier drying. We still expect that the Harvest will
be ibsodant.—(Galwaypoper.)
KILILINNT. OCT. iB.—'l'bitrsday, a Special Sessions,
under the insurrection Act. was held in this City. There
was a large assemblage of Magistrates, and the Court did
not break up until a late hour.—One poor, but honest em
wise had been detained eleven weeks, that is daring the
whole of his harvest season, in gaol, was tried for haviag
bad some gunpowder in his possession, which bad but.
gives him for a particular purpose. by- a Protestant
Osw-
ilsasan. This fact was proved, as well as that the deed-
ciliary visit of the Police who arrested his was illegal.
lie was accordingly acquitted and discharged.
A robbery of a very extensive nature has just been dia.
covered to have taken place, in a certain Public Establish-
ment; as the affair it being investigated, we, in order to
forward the ends of justice, for the present &betels from
giving the particulars.—(Deblias payer.)

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