The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-24 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

May 27, T. Moshea,Cbelse..T.; linen-draper—May 27, J.
Roy, Wolverhampton, tea-dealer—May 14, R. Whit:le tu.n
T. Letwyche, Liverpool, ntercharts—May 20, T. Roo.r,
Liverpool, baker—May 14, T. Bird, Solihull-lodge, War-
wickshire, coal-dealer—May 14, P. Branwbite, Bristol,
fringe-masefacturer—May 11, J. Vose, Hardshaw-within-
Windle, Lancashire, ironmonger—May 24, R. Tcgry, Hol-
born-bridge, haberdasher—May.l3; C. Fnarnby:,
friars, wine-merchant—May.l6, J. Mks. lettistiaty-squort.,
merchant—May 13,J. Westbrook. RetVeirn, lirrtfordsh:rr,
innkeeper—May Id, J. Bromley, Corcus-street,
Mary-la-bonne, Ironmonger—M•4 13, J. Willann,
ton-Morley, N,.rfolk, termite—April I_,o, GAM, Knizt.t..
bridge, plumber—May.!.., J. Mitchell, sen. E.seilden,
Hert-
fordshire, dealer-.tlay 24, J. H. Tucker, Jersoyn-street, S.
James's. chme.st—Aprll26, W.incrN. Baker, Portsea, gro-
oars-4101y Id, S.-Tomer, -Sheffield, -mercer—May 13, T.
Rainey, jltrk-lane, wine-merchant—May 20, Ei Pearsoa
and L. Claude, Liverpool, merchants.
CERTIFICATES—MAT 13

11. Hatfield, Ablegdon-row,Goswell-street-road, merchant
—J. Drurey, Snaith, Yorkshire, coal-merchant—R. Hamil-
ton, Liverpool, merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. and O. Thompson, Orreslirk, Lancashire, cammon-
brewers—N. Dolph and E. B. Hammond, Edmonton, sur-
geons—J. sod M. Clement, Diglley, Worcestershire, drapers
—F. M. Fowler aad C. Alh, Bristol, wire-rnanutaciurers—
W. Ediegrtir sad R. Trihker, kW of Paradise-street. Ro-
therhithe, UlterffrE.Baseroft and E. Mem:tuck. Liver-
pool, spi t-dealers—J.:Woodhill and J. Finney. Birming-
ham,
oatmeal millers—R. Priddy and 0. Long, jun. Croy-
don, Surrey, eorn-merchauts--J. T. Thom' van and J. Dew-
hint, Long-acre, looking-glass-manufacturers--J. Daniel
and T. Ling, Beaniinater,Dorsetshire, apothecaries-0. and
G. Lind, and R. Keddey, Kingston-upon-Hull, merc'iants—
J. Solomon and J. S. Cohen, Newcastm-street, Whiteehapel,
skin-dyers—J. and W. W. Sanderson, Nicholas-lane and
Martin's-lane, brokers—G. Mount and M. Giblin, Si go.

ADDITIONAL PAPERS
PRESENTED TO 10TH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, APRIL 2?, ISZ3

SPAIN.
No. 1.-COSTEIDENTIAL MINUTE Or VISCOUNT
CANTLEREAGE

Communicated to the Courts ot Austria, France, Prussia,
and Rus-is, in May, 1820.
(Extract.)
The evils which have occurred in Spain have, ss might
be expected, excited, in proportion as they have developed
themselves, the utmost anxiety throughout Europe.
The British Cabinet, upon this, as upon all toner ovra-
sions, is ever ready to &liberate with those of the Attie*,
and will unreservedly explain itself upon this grelt tpiestioni
of common interest; hut ns to the form in which it nay be
prudent to cenduct these deliberations, they co.:ceise
cannot too early recommend that course of deliberstiod
which will excite the least attention or alarm, or which cats
least provoke jealousy in the minds of the Spanish ?aides
or Government. In this tiew, it appears to them advisable,
studiously to avoid any re-union of the Sovereigns ; to op-
stain, at least, in the present stage of the quesion, fro
charging any ostensible conference with commission to d. -
liberate on the affairs of Spain. They remceive it pt•v:er.i-
ble that their intercourse shonld be limited to . those c 0.:.-
dentlal communications between the Cabinets, which ere, ,•t
themselves, best adapted to approximate ideas, and to len :, -
as far as may be, to the adoption of common prircip!es,
rather than to hazard a discussion in a 111044tertal confer-
ence, which, from the necessarily limited potties of the in-
dividuals composing it, must ever be better fitted to execute
a purpose already decided upon, than to frame a.courite of
policy under delicate and circumstances.
There seems the less motive for precipitating any step of
this nature in the case inimeniately under constiletstlon. 114
from all the information which reaches us, there exists in
Spain no order of tt.ings upon which to deli iterate; nor as
yet any governing authority with which Foreign Powers
can communicate.

The King's authority, for the moment, at least, seerri to
be dissolved. His lilajesty is represented, in the last de-
spatches from Madrid, es having ve- o.ly abandoned binerelf
t') the tide of events, acd as conceding whatever is called
for by the Provisional Junta and the Clubs.
The Birth. rlty of the Provisional Goverrune7.4 tlJett not
toppea• to evtend beyond the two Pastilles andm part of An-
dalusia :—Distinct Local Authorities prevail iti the serious
provinces, end the King's personal safety irregar.len as
extremely liable to be no zardert, by any step 'which might
lay him open to the susp.cion of entertaining a deSiorll
bring about a eJunter-revolution, whetter by in'ernal or ex-
ternal means.

'Phis important subjeet Lai in heen referred to, a.:il
considered by the Duke of ll'itingten, his- Alettinian•
dam accompanies this mint:te. the Grace does not
*Rate, upon Isis intiutice enerienre. of Spanish affair,'
to pronounce, that the Spanish t•atian is, of all the Kim.-
peen people, that which will least broil; anyinter!ererive
from abroad; be stiles the ninny instanicA inehie h
during the last War, this d:stinguishing trait of nati.in tl
character rendered thew obstinately blind to the mist
pressing considerations of public safety; he ititei the
►iiii inent danger in which Vie sostiiiiim of fertigis it.-
, terfereuee, and more especially of interfere,ce On Nr •
' part of France, is likely to involve. the Kine—and
further describes the difficulties which would oppose
themselves to any military opergio:ta in Spain, iiipat'r