The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-21 00:00:00

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ono.; bat, •la the.weeeterbite,
existing here.; 'sod evMie_. we -Iseit §le jalini;l6.lo,
telling us at the aunt tine iitat ibis le "
qffrcedona," ice shill• beg leave of the &tote& to„
spitted to doobt bf the tenth of theii assertiOost
the despotism of the 1E4040 aid the disceiusil
French people. •

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Paris papers which have- reached no• to the 19a
ceOrttnin intelligence from Madrid similar to what wel
rannicatediesterday. :The reinstatement of San
and his Colleagues in office had appeased the
Which their dismissal bad.ereated, end had prods
Ireoeral satisfaction aincrrigat the real friends to the
pendence 'Of Spain. - The previous alarm appear
letter from Could Abisimbto the King to basal.
extensive and serious among the troops ha
he kspertador bf the. • 10th inst. contains i
ifespatch from the aims ,Commander, he whhd
announces that " the miserable remains of the
.numerous band which the implacable enemies
liberty of his dear country had been able to t
were either prisoners 'nr killed, or had availed
Selves .of the proffered amnesty." The same
aiso Staites‘that the attempt.of the Count of Ars
in Portugal bad entirely failed, and that be In
abandoned by the few who bad .originally been
to loin him. On the proposition which has'
in the tortes,, of a law on seignorial rights,
is stated to have been referred to the Committee
rwat ion, the Jorrealdee Debate remarks—"'
high importance ; for it is well known that tl
for abolishing in part the seignorial rights still
ing, has been twice passed- by the Cortes, and
King has twice refused tot. give his Gaunt.
Cortes pass it a third • time, the King's
is no longer nerettsary. The decree must then
maples' oy the King, and in vitt of the King.
the constitution." The Qeotidieaae has pabi,
proclamation, addressed by Queeadato the inbai
the three Biseayin provinces. He does not
:well, *bet the sentiments gipressed in the
Louis XVIII. have been repeated with
the unit& of France ond that the Doke of gal
is emninguith 100,000 rnen,not to dictate laws
but to set free their captive ,King. The Bic
afterwards told that there are but two nations in
the one consisting of Atheists, who want to
tars and thrones, the other of pious men, the
legitimacy. The former . coospire in darkness,
situation of every thing sacred. The latter
T....wed by the magnanimous princes of the
since, the ronserva.ors of social order. This 11
.1 the Faith has also published. all address to Ai
tutional troops,invitingth,eur to join 111 Th! '
.clarnatione are dated St. Jean de I;tiz, March
staicil that there has been a great fall of +now
retires, which renders some of the roads that cow
with Spain impracticable. The Jogreal vie '
under the head of Figucras, Illareks." says,
Mina, who has visited every part of.the provit
*tell here in a few al,. it 'ovoid that In a,
be Mil have in Lanowardan alooe, 12,0430 tore
100 cavalry, without including the active
tier militia. Passports for the interior are
inspected.persons. It is in agitation to
. .
Judges of 1819; is well as the Political Chiefs
lienerais Who have not gleen sufficiently strong
of their devotion tat/ps Constitution. to short,
masers's look forward to a political regener,
as ought to line: taken place in blotch, IS.
• pap.rs cantata very little news from France h
Left continues to absent itself from the'
of Deputies, and the Ministers to oht.sin
plies mahout any obstacle. On else otrasiei
there was a sort of opposition, or show of indl
as out of '245 members present at a late sittinr
I n 114 negative of a Ministerial ittestifw. Tht
. • and inhabitants of the great toorna, it appear
toning agsinit•the war. Among the peutios
a repot will be 'male in the first sitting aft
ate the following :—l, from the merchants of
(torn thernerclrants of llortleanx ; 3, from the
• of Bettratscortit (Aisne) ; 4 from the
of Atinoy (kistra) ; 5, abut the inhabitants of
from the mercitants of Lille ; 7, from the t
Rouen 8, from she inhalsitants of (juices
- scour the merchant ship-owners' -Of blorlai,
the inhabitants of the ports pf Kink ant
—1 he petitioners express, fear' tt
erotiences of war, which ruiy Is4oVe pr
commerce ; and, they pray Air the ntad
peace. Oil Monday, about fifty yoarig get
longing to the late provincebt Kretagnr, wi
to be in Paria,proceeded to {he house of M.,
Deptity for La Vendee, go repress their
his conduct in the sittings of the 3d and
FRENCIrFUNDS, Manen.l7. —Five per
la 47.90; rose to 78. 30;. and closed at 7b.
Stock, ; Spanish liolds;2111..
Marten 18.—Five per Cent.,Cootrole
closed at 77. 80. Hank Sttick; 1,45,5.
per Cent., 661. Exchange on London, of
60; three ditto, 25.40: •

Bayonne papers to 'Abe 41th instazt bare
morning, which contain detail. of the
*ion of the remains of Bessiere's.
other bands ; so that thus, as the so
situation of the frontier provinces is imps
respect, and &der will be entirely restored
French army delays hut a little lenge'
of the Peninsula. Thu., the hopes

depended upon the Army of the Faith, are
and the French army will have to do
According to the detrilid statements of
and Battalions which have 'hitherto arrir

or afflicts me to arrive by the 24th of April
tal is 47,420 infantry, and 9,310
for the artillery-, and the train, as
tion takes place at Dec, Paw, and
- amount is not known. but it may be 1
4000 men, and 4000 horses. The houselml
or of his Royal Highness the Duke of
stated at MY men, and 500 horses, of
loiging his Royal Highness, are alri
• These troops are to faros three corps, and a
e first corps, commanOl by the
Is to enter Spain from Dayigne, proceed)
.19argami and Madrid; teaning-on 4he fd
heat prectilensi,a -corpt dflrbepn vf II
Q.msadi. The Second cOrps..commandet
liter, will enter by St. Jeattineat4t,-PW

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owe.; bat. to . the. mileawhili, What .Ivistaff,4lll6
edsting here; etwEitlilik us-Mir 4le jurist,
telling us at the aunt titiiiifiat this is " the talisfeid
qffacedona," we shall-beg leave of the Scotch to be
milted to doubt bf the .ttoth of their assertion
the despotism of the lihsletresto aid the discorimot
French people. " • •
Paris papers which have- reached us• to the 19th
iOrttetin intelligence from Madrid similar to what we
tannic-ea yesterday. :Tbe ieitistatement of San
and his Colleagues in office had appeased the
Which their dismissal hashereated,ond had prods
Irentral satisfaction amongst the real friends to the
pendence Of Spain. - The ptevieus alarm appear.
letter from Could Abisimhto the King to have. ,
exteosi ve and serious among the troops ha Mauna
pre kspertador bf the. • 10th inst. contains i
ieespatch from the sent. ,Commander, Is whit
announces that " the miserable remains of the
,numerous band which the implacable enemies •
liberty of his dear country had been able to
were either prisoners 'nr killed, or had availed
Wives 'of the proffered amnesty." The same
also Staites‘that the attempt.of the Count of Ars
in Portugal bad entirely failed, and that be h
abandoned by the few who bad .originally bees
to loin him. On the proposition which has bee
in the Cortes,, of a law on seigoorial rights, an.
is stated to have been referred to the Committee
gielation, the Jarretaldee Debate remarks—"
high importance ; for it is well, known that th
for abolishing in part the aeignorial rights still
ing, has been twice passed- by the Cortes. and
King has twice refused to,. give his assent.
Cortes pass it a third • time, the King's
is no longer necessary. The decree must then
mitigated by the King, and in vitt of the King
the constitution." The Qeotidieaae has pabt
proclamation, addressed by Quesiarla to the inbab
• the three Biseayin provinces. He does not
assert, *bet the sentiments gxpressed in the s
Louis XVIII. have been repeated with enthu
the u'hole of Fraincemso that the Duke of Alt
, is coming with 100,000 men,not to dictate laws
, but to set free their captive ,King. The Bisca
afterwards told that there are but two nations in
• the one consisting of Atheists, who want to d
tars and thrones, the other of pious men, the f
legitimacy. The former . coospire in darkness
situation of every thing sacred. The latter a
.2 :,.meted by the magnanimous princes of the H.
awe, the ronserva.ors of social order. This 1
the Keith has also published. all 'address to th
• tutional troops,invitingth,eut to join bibs!
.elarnatione are dated St. Jean de I;tiz, March 1
stalest that there has been a great fall of +now i
retires, which renders some of the roads that con
with Spain impracticable. The Jagrnal site
ender the head of Figucras, Ifareks." says,'
Mina, who has visited every part of.the provi
*tail here in a few al,. it is said that In a
- be Will have in Lantroardan alooe, 12,0130 ins
1-,000 cavalry, Without including the active
tier militia, Passports for the interior art gi
inspected, persons. It is in agitation to rem.
Judges of 1819, is well as the Political Chiefs
lienerais Wko have not Oren sufficiently stron
of their devotion tatios Constitution. In short
in look forward to a political metier
as ought to line: taken place in Alarch, 1920
.. • pap.rs callitilk very little news .from France i
Left continues to absent itself from the
of Deputies, and the Ministers to "obtain
plies mahout any obstacle. On else oecasio
there was a sort of opposition, or show of ind
es out of 245 members present at a late sittin .
in that negative of a Ministerial inestlew. Th
. • and inhabitants of the 'great towns, it apear
toning agsieet the war. Among the rod()
a report will be 'male in the first sitting aft
are the following :—l, from the merchants of
(torn themerchants of Bordeaux; 3, front the
of Betirawcortit (Aisne) ; 4 from the
of Aatnoy (Map) ; 5, Min the inhabitants
from the merchants of Lille ; 7, from the
Rotten 8, from she inhabitants of Coulees
- scour the merchant ship-owners' -4: of hlorlai •
the inhabitants of the ports of Wide an.
—'l be petitioners express, fear" se t.
announces of war, which tiny iseove pr
commerce ; and, they pray fir the ma
peace. Oil Monday, about fifty yostag ge
longing to the late provinceht Aretagrw, w
to be in Paria,proceeded to ihe house of M.
Depisty for La Vendee, go cypress their •
hie conduct in the sittings of the 3d and 4
FIRENCOTUNDS, Manen.l7. —Five ter .
-C
at 47.90; rose to 78. 30;. and closed at 7b.
Stock, 6fil ; Spaniels liolds,-214..
Martel, 18.—Fivit per cent.,Cootoltope
tietted at 77. 80. Itank Stock; 1,455. Nee
per Cent., 66t. Exchange on London, on.
80; three ditto, 25.40: • -
a
Bayonne papers to ':the 41th initant have
e morning, which contain detail, of the co,
*ion of the remains of Bessiere's troops
other bands ; so that thee,. as the ace.
se e' situation of the frontier provinces is impr.
le • respect, end order will be entirely eestor
o- French army delays hut a little lenge
a of the Peninsula. Thus, the hopes o
ay depended upon the Army of the Faith, are
and the Preach army will have to do
in- According to the deleted statements of
and Battalions which have hitherto eyrie
its • or vihiclo are to arrive by the 24th of April
the tal is 47,420 infantry, and 9,310
the for the artillery, and the train, as
oil, tion takes place at Der, Paw, and
las -"amount is not known. but it may be
all 4000 men, and 4000 horses. The housebo
at's or of .Lis Royal Highness the Duke of
and stated at 301. men, and 500 horses, of
In loiging to his Royal Highness, are airs
ceps • Tlii.hae troops are to form three corps, and a
at.
The first corps, command by the D.
I
may IS to enter Spain from Ilayopne, proctedi
d i ' .19argosi and fditdrit teaning-on the et!
t.lbc IBM precidor,ls,j,e.c(l7o drtriptopu vf t
, Qaesarli. Theliecond cOrps;_commande•
law; liter, will enter by St. Jestiiiiet.deAti.
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