The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-23 00:00:00

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reilfbedate, of the rebellion of theafilihnia‘s igainst the
Porte,and of their junction with the Creeks. " Faithful
to Aide usnat policy," say the accOnitts, "they have VICP
more joined the computing party."—ln Paris, the Mis-
sionaries here resnnwil their " exercises," and have, IR,
usual, been disturbed by the &log of crackers. In cue
instance, we are toll (and that it is mentioned as a proof
of religions feelinc) the whole congregation rose in the
church, after hearing an explosion outside, and shouted
" nee le Religion ! rirenare bon Corr ."'—The Tribo.
nal of Correctional Police bus been occupied for some
'days with the trials of M. R. Constant, and the persons
ilogaged in attempting to favour the escape of the youvg
men cordensned for the Rochelle conspiracy. A report
iftheproceedings and of the jmigmentiassed on these
wash, IN sill be found in a preceding column.
The Funds at Paris on Wednesday were—Five per
cents :tit 30e.;* Bank Shares, 162Df.; Neapolitan Stock:.
; Exchange on London, one moutb,.23f.3:ic. ; three
months, 2M. tie. After the termination of the regular
liminess, a fall of about per cent. took place in the
ream in consequence of a new report circulated/Fr &sud-
den attack Oiliness of the King. Pie report had pot
received any confirmation at the departure of the Cou-
riers, which was late in the evening, and was therefore
supposed unfounded.

WILL THERE BE tvAR?
1.6 is o,,errylinsportant question still, hutted a
great deal will depend upon it; a prat deal of what
shall take place at home. For, if the French should in-
vade Spain, which we continue to look upon as probable,
that will he made use of as an argument against reducing
taxes. ft will, indeed, be with a prettli face that the
Ministers wilier's* to demand the keeping up of esta.
blisliments to wattle the restored Borunaxs : but, this
is what we'thint they will do.—Amongst the things's°s
sib,' is, a repent of Pests Bill, under pretence of pre.
paring for a state of ,possible war! Then comes the
crash! Then comes what we have always b en looking:
for as the end of the Pitt-systen. The Londoo paperft
I devoted to the Ministers, clearly take part with thud
Bocano:vs. Indeed, they must: or they must be for Oil"!
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other rerolation in France. Theildtnnoss :nag lilt
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France aguit,'Or pet down the Revtifution in Spain.., It
will, in ppitrof 'them fivally succeed toe cerntioextuyvp
amid, we think, that they have hest feta, years toeonnt ea;
but, they may pet it down for thepreitstif
it probable that they will.—Tbe of the MOP
leer (quoted by us yesterday) ie. the language of the
.KovnteNs. l'hey have certainly as good a tight to in-
terfere in the affairs of Spain as we bad to interfere in
those of Fraser. We interfered "to prevent the am-
" region of French principles ;" and they now, in {mita.
tfon of cis. send an army Sanitaire (a health preserving
army) against Spain! " Tit for fat."—The Lettrliords
will note have to look about them. The real fetal. of
our war for the But:noose will now bogie to abolition-
selves. Tbst difficulties of the blinistrts (gnat Awes
before) ieuritted greittet two7fold by this Iti‘tt:
gout et theSoussoas.—The ease of Napleo was trey'
AistGrTat from this. Naples remained; ~iM- recurs! to'
Koiti..4. Ina before. , 44,4,5ik0 pot dow6 her
rtvointion, and, in fact, took possession of heft waa so
maritime poarreilind no lutorett. iwilhenifiug England,
'fririso Ilia to joie-tit -that 4
sat likely to be, ante tie means of iwjenklir Pin: ILO*
case of Spain all the oppositecircumstances exist • sad;
peritept, ibiog of all things to make ikt4tench
Bon urxl4.l :sire is their seats; wosilOse to ennlnniki
FreitelsApoople that they were *Manly best topoithlun-
bling the), were to inyiele Spiduland were to
get quiet 40.41 safe possession. Hirt witol4l. in, War wit; ns
is a.veryehort time, even if to attack .we the Y'hasacsl
Vote 'infinity to Make Us fight. ro:lippose them
.would be impossible with a blowiag up 4/ the deLt.-7:-
They know tbis. They think, incl. perhaps, rightly,
(bat itfr #lsaV 04 to the iteht, tilt :they hilt had tins
to preparea l their tones of obtaining a intanerthipl
over us..-Phis is our state ronsideted relatively' with
France.—What is to take placn thninaly 'Oa tell.
to the Mooning. CA roniefe,andvealitimpe vrkuseaU spat
Ministers to oppose France its tiny irtr Warn th:
put this question: Do, they' paean, Oat. .6gh.rf:ibbk ,
aolfcr theirrench to proceed, seat Ibilisler, .00trig "
blow up•the Dett " Do they inilattl Mat ? WI, for vier
pars, say. that the Ministeriirtgii to blosolep tie Att.
ratter than Ittlthr the French to estn,Spals; hat, does;
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the Chronicle say. that ? If it do not ; if itolusist, that
" national faith" ought tole prestived; it is unjust
blaming liniVers.for not putting a atop to the career
of the licktrboas; for to pall down the San is as easy as
to carry on another war with this Debt in existence- in
its present larrionnt and with gold payments.—All the
calculations and hopes of the Ministers and parliament,
when they p ksse.l Cant's Bill, were founded on an
opinion thatnothing could prevent a long gears. The
Speaker Ind the Prince Regent, that " the 'titian was
xcpeiliviga_tgivid and lasting peace:: And, indeed,
wittsent puce, to carry the thing along at all, well or
ba•lly,nal midis impossible. We, therefore, wish, that
the Chroni& Would he explicit as to the Jett. We are
forreproaebing.the Ministers as well as he is for not de.
fending Spain and keeping the Spanish Navy out of the
handset France; bat, we arc not for refusing then; the
means of doing" what we call upon them to do ; and
these meats 0u:1:flux they cannot have, while they have
to pay the iuterest of the Debt in full.— Why will not
the Chrossielc answer as a little as to this point ":