The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-21 00:00:00

COLO:11.11: DI MCC Lril

A liszette Extraordinary, by order of the King, has
j•ts: been il4llPti, to notify the election of Presidents
gid Secretaries : an event, which, according to the
ti ,zptti., ja to be slot signal of Injure glory and pruspe-
rit; to the Spanish people.

A gentleman, wnu
C inveyonces frost Venezuela, cotton.- .-
hifore received, of the existence of a let party,
ninon( these that hitherto asserted their independence.
sew, miler the new Conmifatioa of Spain, are
to treat with the smother euenstry on tire subject
acknowledgment of their liberation.
Counsel or O'Connell, of Merrion-square,
bit; sulreased the Mayor. Sheriffs, and Citizens
Limerick, as a candidate for the Recordership
merick, next vacancy.
Christoper Cole, Mayor elect of Cork, has
de..limed the office in consequence of indisposition.
The Committee of the House of Commons who sat
on the Election Laws. have recommended the repeal
of the clause which threw the one% of expeuses on the
comities, cities, Ike.
It is reported that Thomas Ellis, Esq., the new
limber for Dublin, is to succeed to the Amlitor-
ieneralship of the Exchequer, vacant by Earl Roden's
denier.
In the event of Mr. Ellis vacating his seat as Min-
tier for Dahlia, Sodom. Joy, it is said, means to
oiler himself as a Caatlidote for the representation of
that City.
Dittemetm Tam ensi=oseth•eastera part of the
rattily Mayo has hoes 11/ row of those awful
visitation which occur bog rarely is oar happy
and temperate climate. 'Blasts we
have the following dew awl :pains pestire-
lam, from a respectabimund intelligent gentlemen. re-,
siding is the vicinity of Hallyitaumes:—" A shower of,
ice stones, assoompsalimi by a troassaioos thunder-
storm, faU In this district ea the 1111th Jobe, and in

lisursx. .Icrte. I9.—At Barbadoes, Lard Comber-
mere has found it necessary to dissolve the fieneral
Assembly of that Island. At Nassau, N. P. Ilse colony
has been left ilestitote of a revenue for nearly three
years past, and the Provincial officers are of course suf-
fering under great privatious. At Bermuda Sir Win.
Lumley add d the House on closing its last Sessions
with strong marks of displeasure; nor did Sir P. 3Jaial
Is tid, on proroguing the Av./9111'1y at York, I •.C. appose
t.. hare been well pleased with their romlnet. The Pler.
!Lament of Lower Canada, after having declared ibis*
incompetent to act, refused to receive a M muie p
lire
the Administrator in Council, Anti the door of 4,11
is said to have been shut by order of the Speaker.
Smyth, of New Brunswick, on closing the Sendai da,
Fredericston, expresses a hope that the time is tart
distant when that honourable hotly will not noire in
large a remuneration fur
Island ; it may he seen ,
the Assembly lately, and
the recent events, and tl
jetty lleorge IV. to the TI
the House, without even ,
to his speech. In
farther. Let us hope this.
standing between the liorernors
henceforth cliameterise '
pads of the world.

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1. O .
rattily tvaxtva, was 21, 1820.
Charleston Papers arrived this morning to the 11
lof Jane.
I FROM ST. Avavwrixn.—A PILKIOIIIS (niter 0114..-
place at St. Augustine on Friday, the 2d instant. A
officer of the regiment of Malaga, it appears, bad
struck a soldier belonging to the regiment of Cam.
lonia, stationed there, which so exasperated t►elatter
regiment,
lag, threateniab
the former regioseet.
of the
sari-ceded
sues of
Tins
have made a
this nsurnirsi,

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productions of the QUKE%.S own mind ; and this
`hink is peculiarly evident, by the grateful ac-
knowledgment made by the Royal Sufferer to the town
t-wlyttry, of the obligations which she owed to
high-minded generosity." But The Currier, for
.alignant reason, will have it, nobody but Mr.
Alderman Woof. could be the framer of then/
Answers. This is ps)ing a very high compliment
the mind of the Worthy Alderman t fur, lade.
pendent of the literary powers erlneellpallte NIN.
eentitnents which they breathe are of the mama
naked kind, and they are not less distinguished
their modesty and moderation, under the neon 116.
ritating circumstances, than for patriotism' and palled
knowledge. Bat it is not f,r the purpose of pain.
the venal oracle of the Court ascribes the meek mtl
- compositions to Mr. .Ilderman Wr
Gentleman by his intrepid and disleternated conduct
%piton of a persecuted female against whom '
gene* of all Europe has been invoked, has
too gnat a service to the cause of jimmies se he
to obtain commendations from the slaves if
lion. 6. Willing to wound but yet afraid to
the hirelings of office dare not ventage to
Quzim's friends on the solid grounds of bet alt4srit'i
Jimuntrovertible rights, or the jest a*d
advocates. The fortettitrralled
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de
ea* vt Ottsottl
litioNeite.•
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ray peestselort.'

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s of works.
large a remuneration fur its servii:rs at Prince Flaiwanis The
r. that the Island ;it mar he area that Oinernor Smyth converted tram
ed of the the .Isseitiblv lately, and after informing it officially iif
the recent events, and the happy accession of ilia 1110- arrimi
e King, has jests, tieorge IV. to the 'Flamm of his anrestors,dissolv,ll made
Presidents the'-louse, without even receiving an .141ress in atiortir
sentini
iog to the to his speech. In --, but it is unpleasant to Ay
and pruape. farther.
.144 Ds boe that
it
unanimity. and a good soak+ Ni AJ is
%tanning between the lioverurs inn the governed arty the pr
henceforth characterise his Majesty's dominions is
parts of the world. - we tls
FRICK OF lill'Oliti THIN D.% i' AT ON b: O'Cl.. kl“"el
Hank stock India Stook 2174! of Ne
S per Cent. Red. 09 Dittollostris toos. ills. pm. .6 its 1
) I per Ct. Von.. lA/ 015-41 09 Old Annuitlee
el Or Cent. 7711 Ni. Rills Id. Ad. 6.. pie. a mal
eof the last 4 per Cents. Kit Ilia/. Co.
intelligence ipr Ct. Ncv. 103: ill Omaha. I pa. . IA deri
Long Ann. IA I-td i. Con. for Aee. 011 e Alum
urge party, Imp $ pee ciin lig Lott. Thoket.
lepeaslenee, iii
' 10 thi
are willing 1 Ire Carididsresbtxrir.—" Justitimes" Letter'Nt
- penile
.. merrefr. and Me resumes leatlatre qf other Csrra
bet of a" as sues as the press of temperer" smatter ießle. the et
—+_exalt - "II s.
re, Waits.
Citizens if etc ktattfisttatt. •
for tit
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STATS4II4N.
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. Cork, has
LONDO.V: • that tl
osition.
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.tit, that they sallied out Is a mass is tits sten- Vela ° her advocates. The fro
qh
breatening vengessess aphis* ail bets aging Se
stry, sad the latter are uniu
pees. is therefore driven to the lb
ruler regime- Many gins were lini "be fat quibbling. la order to obtain 11111
hotter% hat no lives lest. • TIO OereeloWn Ipg soinethiug in &roar of .its mop
aa in restoring order in the garrison WS Oleg to counteract the e I
ribe claussionia regiment &sorted with their arm. off against 01,sessinit and iejefti
TT, after finely mad feetiegly ewe
irintoe..—Thees Napie‘a appose le of her loam he the death of the le
bade as Imprersion ea the Time& Ifherepeosal While his mend life was apered, it •
filf ACCONIti 4.141 for Lett, Oft. harrier pied st—
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'cowrirr, for attar very rabble speak out, was surely as ladwirtrf
y bat Mr. delicacy,
of then Whew bar Msrarrr wrote to Lora Saimaa*
yacht, or mow otkes. suitable consogswit.4 '
'eselameelle 'bilged **take her ees Us owe barkelel
fur, lode. eimnswes bag% she all mkt' to boast of
isliassy. Thor hod the isaoleaca to refire &dealt.
be
NA"' seigs*lseessanadallos *ry herr sites Ovate Mlle_ •
r the mat 4,4 shirks; awl if ay Lsedlarysroos were le IMP
lin guishod take his oftirs.assesscad "mug to I tat,. the Pint lid
of the Alosirsity„ who hes had die Anglia is at
be most ir* doe solidtatioa of her Mascara with a Ilesitiloi• yew
s. sd pond' take good care to furnish his" Noble F
_sre.#ll
of prow ef the %et frigates in the service. ' We
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good filth of the high sae's el Issnoor
he siert, a drttala versos I and that he @beta iiaredlir
rnen—efist ss isaigaity, which alined bidlself crack =to
/
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c",d" "" tone tine. of aniseed rap& HA MI le
"a the ,Mt Wary his loess, bee sustained boo do
& era ANW it* 'Mad.. OSISSOIS a Inside's. We Way
file Quoiltt Ibis is the lbstiosdasse of a Stift Quo 'arise
if peesecii I 111. sobs without the seeks*Mow& it sterlvell
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of tes hone Aistm 10 es strum* sub IMO.
gida gionvolgoty which do
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1"ellien• asegullhosee, sad whom modem of sod estolo,
seer sieve uses ore soodolisd aeserditig to she ' 4 ban
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sir, the 11th of August TNe nose arose 18_11_,Z1
NW a Mrs hopeowei sviiisli the boo wow w".'r
memisiers." Ores Meg ASO Or send as that *we.
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11E1'0LE-170.V IN' NAPLES.

istrect of a letter, dated Naples, July 6th t to
saith the writer has added, " a day to be for ever I•e-
-emberad is history" :-
01M11 haler searseaces to you no less an event than a
dos li the Goveroment of this country. Von were be-
gin aware of the discontent existing in the provinces. on se-
-1 a.— of the imposition of the Fusuforfe, and of the little en-
111111,Beit gives to the exports of native productions;
WM Were not aware to what a degree this discontent
iii wetted all classes. and even the ranks of the army.
ly assaisatios of the camp at Sesta may be reckoned
bimildiate cause of all that has occurred, as it appears
is it Mt oily gave to the troops an opportunity of
weft their measures, bit brought them into me-
mot ma ihe prosiness, and assured them of the cony
t/I* ed Ailment in the great mass of the populi-
sm,. 1W wide thing has been so sudden, that it id
ma se ascertain met) how it began or who took
sk led Is the operation. According to the best accounts,
thew Woman for believing that the first movement was
was byes body of cavalry stationed at Nola. to the number
of ewes me igna„ who soddenly. mad without orders, quitted
e,see psi ami marched in • body for the mountains of !ind-
ult,. "biome the melt of previous understanding or not,
is oboes: but the alarm of this march spread with the re-
load/ digits* t detachments of infantry marched out to
',ilea., 'Lederery peasant who could muster a fireloek or
in efitedminspso of any description followed their example.
Ms mind ameeliage then proceeded towards the pass lead-
iweAssok efwhich they took possession. They found there
a nilitarythest containing *BANG dneate. which they a ppropri.
sold os their ewe use. but gave an acknowledgment in die
Om te the party from whom they took it. The news of this in-
nerectios having reached Naples. caused the greatest alarm,
eldeemsfilensrals were sent off by the King to parley with the
milmilo.and barn what objects they had in view. A comer
d gisimudistely called at the Palace, to deliberate on the
Nil Ili proceeding. While they were in the act of dell-
balk( (this was yesterday afternoon). two regiments, one
d retry. the other of dragoons, quartered about • mile
OW the town, marched off with arms sad baggage, but hi
la elm perfect order, to join the insurrectionary troops.
ai ictiietion was then brought to the King from the hear
garter of the Insurgents, that they demanded a free cow
elution, similar to that which had been adopted in Spain.
Preparetioas were made to oppose and to reduce this spirit ;
hot it woe discovered, on sounding the disposition of those
troops who had not yet declared against the Government.that
they ail at heart were imbued with the same sentiments, and
that they could not with safety be led against their comrades.
This state of things was reported to the King. on which be
pie way, and declared his assent to the condition proposed.
fowlers were seed of to the troops early this morning, to an.
Bence this change t and papers were exhibited on the walls of
the city, declaring the King's intention to publish a Coughs-.
the evil/110 of free Government in seven days. Where this I
would base ended, but for the timely concession that hail
beet made, it Is impossible to say ; for the spirit spread
through the soldiery with such rapidity, that even St. Elmo
was deserted by its garrison. The gement appearance of the
city dubs the Memel between the parley with the troops
end the •IterrilPeollltiots to smede to their wirthee,
most stapler. Every face was marked by anxiety, and In
rooted the expectation of some dreadful event. When the
joTtul change was 'mown, nothing was to be seen or homed 1
bat the sett lively testimonies of pleasure. Groups paraded
the streets with sheets of Fire! Fire ! and these were by
no
moue of the lowest or lower classes. I saw two officers
in tLe 'sitcom of Geeerals who joined in the exultation.
The" was a Ter,' general cry for the appearance of the Kiss
a the balcony of the palace, bat be did not show himself
This is the birth-day of the hereditary Prince, and to-eighl
we shall have a grand illumination."
EXTRACT OP ANOTHEZ LETTER, SAME DATE.,
"It is now about a week ago slate a very general spirit
of fermentation cad discontent was observed in the province
of Salerno ; and last Sunday we heard that a whole regi-
ment of cavalry had deserted. and posted themselves near
) 011. Shortly after, all the troops were put in motion
against them, but it was discovered that disaffection pre-
sailed, and that so radiance could be placed upon them.
which made it evident that coercive measures would be of
es use, bet that every means most be tried to conciliate mat-
ins; the more so, as it was believed that discontent, mese
or lets, prevailed in all the provinces. Things were carried'
ale this way till yesterday, when the King having Bess
Mid that a free Coastitetion was the universal wish of the i
pale, declared that be would give it to then miestari% 1,
ssi immediately lamed a Prociamatios, yesidtkaeg to pub.
he it ha a week. It Is said that an erectly, awe re',
ehm place at the Palace. When the King declared Ms Is.
%den, the Hereditary Prince, who is just arrived tram Si-
*. fell at the feet of the King, sad in teen thanked him in
*Daum of the people. exclaiming, • You have saved the
emery: It oily remains for the Insurgent troops, so they
are Wm Wad, but now the Patriots, to refers to their
1•Al. 11111111 bey will do as soon as they know the terms Of
I thROREINESIS, which they width Is be es neer as possible
4UM etllpeb. The sky has been for sou* days pest la
libliat eyhelea. The Cities (city volunteers) have bees
Ofralstly 1111,10 y. At this moment there are thousands
1/811111Sof Ileum& parading the streets sear the Palate,
Ili Wag Moses! to the King aad Coastitation. We
Mak Hal ell will preened quietly, sod led safely." 1
EXTRACT OF 4 LITTER PION PARIS, DATED aniTl 7, I
" The news I allude to is a revolutiost in Naples. It somei
Isenti"" by the Dee de Richelieu. as I told you, that the
King had her days to eenalder, sod that sow all was quiet
awl 'seeded to. These waviness reports that the Ling is
of, Ike.; but I Amid Nab abet the Dee de ll.'s account
must be exact. It is positive. too, that they sr* all reedy to
the In Italy. There have been propositions he the French 1
GovernmeaUs from Lombardy ; they ask only /,NS Mops,
sad will pay say taxes levied for the expellees. In the Ye-
Wan territory they are in a most. agitated state. Some
kalisas, jut arrived from Hieechist. ay there are arrests
Nay day. The F rem* Goverment have reflood assist-
am, but this betimes at Naples will basses the business.
AR the great fannies in Italy are at the head of these airs
t• the Preach Ooverumeet ; bat it is fee the independence of
ally sal to put themselves under the Freed/ Oovetament.
Lys iris snood u the plies of negoeiatioa."

The fellowiag is an extract of a letter received by
commersial boom in the City. dated Kingstos, May
Monti= is taken, and the Independents are
eine apes Certimpaa. being is the savannahs, which
is Gal, 70 miles from Carthage's. It is empress%
Salta Martha le fallen, sad that Belies", olt *hind of
AIM', had as action with MurWo, wises the latter was
rempletely beaten."