The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-23 00:00:00

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that city. All who have offended
engaging in the Revolution, or
C, he deems Ms aorta *unties ;
sesitate to call him a ferocious
aka one reasonable step to pre.
oh they lsev•pst kite hta Mods
s eyes to his owe situation; and
for his liberates, frail a this,
ti tranquillize the country,. sew
was shat up *gide.

I still continues. Nor has all
points. There ate reports that
rons to the Corks, is not disposed
srosity of Ferdinand. HaHester°,
more acti►ely is arms against
as against the French ; and his
e declared openly in fa►our rolthe
t it palmate diet ibe
_Aeration
nig 14*4 allissitiea of
this bag prom! lir be the rm.
had been Nada weer to the
rered up to them at last; ♦ecsese
r the King kept many men from
►e hoe, more using. If they had
he royal loorthee, the Cortes in-
el►es up in "Cadiz and Seville.
deg for the constitution, might
in the various provinces where
used the people from their shame.
►er, will *MOM effectually done
of Ferdinand, than it could have
rof the rnolatictnisto. Moo who
e yet all►e to the injuries they re-
plow, who cannot comprehend an
II of the oppressions of the Court,
e sensations of the people.
wenew—

War has bees exiled frowP.►ris,
and a distinguished ultra. Dawns
per in his stead. This Las led
it the French ultras are about to
ihe absolute King;" and that
the abrogation of the charter,
National domains to the clergy
This object has always been
tteetnely desirable; and the Inc.
in Spain has induced them to
le revolution in France may be
other they calculate rightly or
letertnino. The people of most
t to suhatitto say thing which
repose :—sad from the ease with
forced upon the acceptance of
A* eaves Will submit to any
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d that fee •Illarqnese de Casa-
lung iiiinted residence in the
tee Asslocaador of his Catholic
James's.

Foreign Stock Exchange met
ihe Spaniels Bonds, bat came to
r could not with propriety in-
ters in making &ay representa-

ow going on between the Dank
ur between three and four hussy
e sum which they are *bent do
•eve to guide os as to the effects
rr system., The Noble Doke in
Kent of Aar Boroeghmongers,
to the Howe of Commons.—As
moles* controol of the Estate,
&e. they will also have the
roul gives in the election of
envier whose death is loch a
rat by his power over an frisk
it the Hank, in Lying out their
eare to the estates of great
ere can be little difficulty is
II make of the influence thereby
Ng Paper.)
7Lll.—The introduction of the
tau the circular from the Fe
ppointment of Consuls, is now
lot on the part of the clerk who
ure,and that expression, whisk
field prove offensive to the new
re are assured, In the diplamse
. A degree of dexterity was
her band, t o avoid the intro-
any tern e by which a reeofp.i.
he implied. Na mention is -
public of Cuirrmbia,of Chile,
e credentials are addressed is
or to the "Persons in poem-
-, without designating the
vav as positively determines
onblirato Several of';w:::.
!or Portstnoarb, from
4 in the frit frigate, *std to•
eapective destinations.

IVilliain Sherrill', late Minis.
re, was ordained to the pas-
inch tnesting inAlLioo-strers.

De D. Cork, October 17.—
table source, that on Wed-
rtlrns of liathcornsuck, at-
tent of an elderly gentleman
o the usual forms and cue-
It is stated to us, that the
t. rrogsted as to their who-
m) tie express order of the
are happy to learn that the
led by the fool determination
regard less of the i ntrirtietttort
pious prayers for t
brother.—They, no
on °fonts of the best lawyers
one was better capacitated
s he knows in full detail all
r.—Espeeting to bear from
in ;bat quarter, as accost
disgraceful affair, we shall
Ins for the present t aserei7
3e encodes' ek s for
givea.—(Cork =de.),