The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-03 00:00:00

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two conditioas are of a nature with which it is
scarcely possibly for Ferdinand VII, in his present
oadoe, to comply. Neither is it likely that if he
asset go in person to claim and fill the Imperial
fbroie in Mexico, he, or indeed the Spanish Cortes,
wig snow his brother, or any Prince of his family to
accept dm dignity offered them, and thus to consum-
au the tile total 'separation of the two Empires.
Is contemplating the emancipation of this vast con-
dog, we asset bat congratulate the friends of free_
1... Ameliorated as the condition of the Spanish
cowls, might be under the regenerated Government
gibe mother country, it is not in the nature of thing
Ike the population of South America, advancing as
oil in is arts and arms could consistently lie kept
&rodeos ; or that any connection in which they. zould
retained would bc so desirable as a state of jade.
risme& The distance of colonies from the seat of
refoiret affords a strong temptation to tyranny and
grow; while the dependence of colonies on the
Rothe cosetry for those who fill the places of authority
asattast,present incessant occasion for intrigue and job,

„a ail aad abuse. In every case seltgovernment
jobtaarpoitable as well as agreeable to human ea-

timeksrelluteociety °ribs individual hasarrived to that
• ostarity as to afford a self protection. The property
d the United States, in consequence of their emanci-
pbfrom Great Britain:is such striking evidence of
th as to preclude the necessity of illustration.
Tut e southern portion of the continent of America
sill, therefore, advance in civilisation and prosperity,
fib the North, we have erery reason to anticipate.
Tlie various great results to Europe with which this
(bilge is pregnant, it is impossible to foresee. The
*riot it will make to the industry and enterprise of
4;der toiletries, and especially of Britain, must be of
imakslable benefit, not only to those countries, bat
iso to that, by exciting its exertions and calling forth
itslatent vast resources. What effect this great revo-
Woo trill have upon the state of Spain nay be peen-
hely deserving consideration on a future occasion.
It consider non- the whole connection of the mother-
roomy with her colonies as virtually dissolved. Peru,
it se constrained by force, will be urged by common
sot to follow the example of Mexico. The last accounts
km Venezuela, are very unfavonrable to Spanish do-
ilies. The Independents were following up the ad.
load gained, and the Loyalists were re-
necessity of acting merely on the defensive.

bee• favoured last night with a large file of
%pen we present ear readers with copious
•h will be found sof interest. We regret
them that the malignant fever in the
has bfen more destructive this season
beeo previously taught to believe. Re-
progress of the fever in Spain, we hare
further accensis. No French papers
rdAy, nor even to-day, when our paper went
'be Dublin papers received this morning
MS (ruin Limerick. They slate, how-
symptom which had appeared in the
....miring county, Clare. The promptitade and
&dribs with which thsdaring enterprise of the lois?
gaiisEpeople was checked, will, we hope, render the
',Mum of the severity unnecessary.

Amin list to Sir Roamer 114Lsox's
sdrwiiption skews, to day. that the ceentry is begin-
is; to wore. This is extremely mortifying to the
ahaistetial writers, who hoped that the great sums
which wen of title and fortune bad subscribed. would
*main pennons in the middle classes from euntribtt-
tiag their proportional share. Every man in every Ma-
lin sink, who respects in another that sense of made.
place he cherishes in Liesself„ feels the cause of
*Kowa is own, and is anxious to testify his in-
agitation at the measure by which it was outraged,
di beet he cannot contribute much to repair the wrong.
A large amount, however. may be produced from am
'anus of items. The sum, at present subscribed,
geodes within about hundred of 7,0001.
[l..* THE SALTIIIOII MORNING CIIIIIONICLIL]
On Saturday Tait' t. a drove of negroes. emasisting of
Ow 100 awe, women, and children. passed through
'lawn fur a southern destination. Fifty-foar of the
share onharpy wreWaes were sold by Judge Wash-
ilitoo, of Mount Versos, Presiding of the mother
Calsaisatioa Society.
Venn Tut same PAPER, OF 311 D INST.]
JIIS4IIWASUINaToN.-- We are requested to state la
tribal( of Judge Washington, that the Slaves on his
platitiast, of which be has a great nensimr, bare
4eitan be. long indulgence discesteated and riotous
--Am then were serious causes of apprehension that
" cikaidrnry would lead to alarm's; resells, if it was
medwrial is the outset; that he selected the most riot-
s% st all his Slaves, and sold them ins body to one man.
frissd of Judge Washington, as the mildest punish-
seat that could be indicted.
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