The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-05-13 00:00:00

LONDON:

•.t u 1 STAINING. NAT IL 1420

We bare this nie:rii,og received Paris Paper: to the
llth inst. The lung discussion. on the prtet of Law
relative to the contents, are at lent7th Itrtninateti, and
tLe whole of the Lw has been adopted by the Chamber
u: Deputies ; out of 1 Of voters there appelre I l!dri in
s:?fort, an.l ger asaizist the yroitt. as
apystin!ed for tithing into consideration 31. La:sne's
proposition res, taint the pati:c Journals. rie
ati:sailatted says, we are authorised to publish what
foliters:--eThe french Antbassidot at the Court of
Si tin, toe Dultoale Latta ilontmorency, at a late in-
te:tiew with the King, was addres.ed by his 31ajesty
in the following words:—" I know that there are per-
sous in France who doubt the sincerity of my adherence
ti the C Institutional regimen, and who disseminate
the report that I have merely yielded to supviar force,
is swearing to the Constitution. 1 therefore recton-
au ad pair liztellency to contradict such fake ru-1
rnaurs, to giro all possible publicity to this free and spun-
tar.soss act of my will, anti to male the same known,
to year Court and to your friends."

.1 French journal anouunces, that Gravies, the per-
son recently arrested on arcuunl of big attempt against
the Ditches. of Berri, was employed during the 100
days by the police, and that be fulfilled hi• mission 101
the chateet.•r of a beggar. 31. Lefevre, Judge of in-
straction, on Tuesday interrogated him fur several
hours. He is confined in one of the prisons of force.
The Committee of the Ch.ouber of Peers hare again
heard many witnesses in the affair of Louvel. Sub-
s. riptions are opened at Paris for the purpose of raising
a fond to erect a monument to the memory of the
late Duke de Berri 'I be Chantber of Peers assembledl
ie their Harems on Tuesday.
♦ later trots Valladolid, dated April 28, states,'
that several pers.nts, under pre►ence of promoting the
esta►lishsatat of a constitutional order of things, hare
en.leavon.ed to excite discontent and organise a civil
war; bet the exertions of Don Luis d'Aguila have
',Awed aneeessfaL In restraining all excesses and main-
taining fader. Letters from ballicia, of the 26th tilt.,
ootaboin the most satitfactory details respecting she
teals of &lairs. Accounts from Madrid, of the 29th
ult., contain the decree of Ferdinand published on the
26tit, reselling all the exiled patriots.
Savosur. Mar 2.—A negotiation is opened at
kledthl be a loss of 40 millions of reels, which is
likely soon to be completed. 'I be interest allowed is
10 per test.. sad the securities the Royal thirds,
eitesitido and wereno. The Deputies of the various
Pioviscial Juntas are repairing to Madrid, to join the
-Junta of that capital previous to the anion of the
tortes. The Madrid partials annonnce, that, in con-
serene' of the inquiry into the causes of the events
at Cadis on Hie 111th of March, the Generals Com-
pass and Valdes, who commanded in that plare, have
bees arrested, as well as the Colonels of the regiments
of Oahu and Lealtad.
Fitswen Fro iss-4 fr est, tv).—Five per Cen•s.
73 fr. 83 c.; Bank Actions, 1505 fr.

Advice. retched front the seat of Government of
the Colombian Republican, at Angostura, the end of
February, state, that the revolutionary movements had
extended to &tee. The city of Juan de Pascos is only
140 milessoath-west of Bogota; snd from the progress
if the revoludattary fetce and the. entitosiaam which_
Prevailed Woodman the country, it was expected that
the whole of the province of Quito would hoist the
ledepeadeat Sag. M. Raven fra ascends D. Rosie°
in
the departments. of the Secretary of Stite and of the
Pinnaces. 'Vice-Preeident Rea sad M. Salazar, both
men of great tales% are appointed on a diplomatic
atisslen. W. Torres has been coairised as Minister
to the United States, by WI Presideat of the Colum-
bium Republic.

The distresses of the agricultn ral and manufacturing
classes occasioned several petitions to be presented
lost night to the House of Commons. In the ease of
miliarers in geseral, a common calamity . promotes a
*Bow Amelia', but it is she misfortune of the agrieul-

moralists and mseefseturers to aggravate the distresses
is which they are involved.. by acting towards one
another in ths spirit of jealousy and opposition.—
lasnad of joining together in seeking redress from
their real sod common oppression, they eon. bine against
nob other with the sarrow and mistaken notion that the
relisfof the one woeld le ad rafted by the redaction ilthe
other's advantage. Instead of perceiving that the systems
of imitation, which porn*. the whole gals= of euelsert