The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-21 00:00:00

(FROM ANI.TaIER I'ORRE4PONriNT.)

In the course of yesterday forenoon the Paull
seemed as if they were going to retrieve their late
fall. About one o'clock Consols were done at, for the
Account, 661 i buyers, but towards 3 o'clock, a sadden
skpression took place, and they were done at 66esellets.
This unexpected _turn of the market was caused by
various reports in circulation, such as a private least
from St. Petersbutgit; stating, that the people i that
capital had manifested a 'great discontent to their
Government ; also a great JFlnssian house had sold
fOlt,ooof. Stock; and the last report, that the
Neapolitans and Austrians had had a skirmish.
This day is a holiday at the Bank ; but the
Stu. k Exchange being open, and little busiaessditing,
Consuls are this monthly; 6613.

We have this morning received Paris papers of Mon.
day, those of Sunday arrived at a late hoer last night.
The aides-decamp of General Hiroo have sent row-
munications to the editor of the iliseellartea, explaining
the ocenrrence at the Theatre which occasioned time
removal of Biego. In these they state that General
litre° visited the Theatre de la the morning after
his arrival at 31adrid—that his aides-ale-ramp seeing the
joy and enthusiasm of the people, and believing that
none were at this civic fete but persons animated with
the same sentiments, did not hesitate to sing the song
Tragala Pert°, which has proved so offensive; they did
not suppose that the people would join chorus, sad that
such dangerour qiiarrels would have arisen in cows
yawner; and above all, they did not expect that the
crime of having sang the song would have bets attri-
buted to the General, who' does not even possess the
talent of singing. They have considered it their duty
to awake this public declaration. that blame may sot be
improperly attached to General Illsoo.
Is the sitting of the Cortes on the 7th inst. M. Moue*
Hyena.,
.proposed that Ministers should be required to
make a'report of the itite of the public tranquility, and
also to render an aceoiant of the recent distotbances, iv-
ing which seditious fries were heard even in the paler*
of the Klau.—The minister Anarei.t.ts thereto' reed
an official statement of the arrest of one or tere isiivi-
duals while exciting a lint, anal also of the NAN that
hall bees adopted to restore peace and order. Ms Ai'
PrENTE accused the government of not pursuing Flirt
measitres for arresting -the progress of principles wilt&
tended to subvert the constitutional order of thing&
The 31iimister of the Interior repelled the charge, au
justified the government in their conduct towards Breen.
He asserted that They wished the army commanded by
that General to be withdrawn from Andalusia, in order
that it might not be 'exposed to time ravages of the plague
—that Itteno had resisted the orders to that elect, sad
that the KING had therefore thought proper to send him
to Oviedo, not by way of punishment bet to shew him
that the orders of government ought to be respected.
In the sitting of the Sth the report of the committee
on M. Atones° liceasia's motion was made. This
stated that the committee after having consulted the
Ministers on the subject, had determined that the re-
fugees ought to be permitted to retnrn to Spoilt, that
their sequestered property should be restored, and that
they should be Out iu possession of all their rights as
citizens. Next day was fixed for the discussion.
Pants, Serr..l7.—A courier has arrived at Faris.
who left Madrid on the 9th.—The retiring of limo
has riot excited the least disturbance. Intelligence is
daily expected from Lisbon, where the troops ollieeeral
Si LI)A sIIA, proceeding from Oporto, and re-iefeeced by
all the garrisons of the province between Duro sad
Alinho, had not mitered on the Sib. There are very
few troops at Lisbon ; the Knglisli have Dot a litql•
soldier. It is reported at Madrid that the Sarnia
Junta will convoke the Cortes of the kingdom. Tgis
measure will prove beneficial, if adopted wittiest delay.
In waiting fur Lisbon to come to a decision, the sea
of Portugal will organise a military and legialadvit
pertinent ; and the principal towns, Braga, Amarsole,
Leiria, Visen, &c. will follow the impulse of Poeta NO
excess has been eotarnitted any where; ch. ES/We
military, who are but a small imeamile.r, have espeehloar+.
no other' inconvenience but that of being replica by
Portu;piese.
SWITZERLAND.—BELLINCOIVA, SeeT, 9.--Thwagolle*„
nitro of travelling into Austrian Italy, becomes dug
immure difficulty. This severity extend* to perusal of the
greatest rank, and is not coasealto foreignara.
By our private accounts received from Pant dna
rooming, we learn that the French five per roots. Wert
alone on Monday at is L 80e.

We this day prnent our readers with an Aintree, ef
the Report of the Committee of Spanish Maim
That Report is the work of (out 'f oar.llo. the Chair-
man of the Cominittee; and when we observe the tea
per, the elearnesscansi the !literality which mats throgb
every sentence of the Report, we shall ate he ad-
prised that the men, of whom Cow Towhee is see.
iheild itetli Whit; with "Mitt else, herparnlper dhe
inn if ilespoilsei. !ben ere efilheTr NA thea,frifor
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