The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-09 00:00:00

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of obtaining any triumph whatevet.oretrdar
our heroism? l'ndeerive. yourselves. This braol
timid was already, on the 9th, at Alvala de lot 6,4
before lone he will he with us : and we shall rem
gether thanks to the Ono of armies, for drlireeilf
from the fury of the perverse, and restoring pi
arnono.st us._

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(Sictied)
•• Cadiz, 11th Jon. ISO.

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LONDON:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1920.

Charleston Papers arrived this morning, royal,
later, to the 7th ho.
[Piton Tar BOSTON PATRIOT.]
By a late commercial letter front Liverpool, welt"
that the import of American cotton during them,'
year has been much less than the consumption: ill
estimated that the stock of American cotton in Ea*
at the close of this year, will be 20,000 bales lest
last year ; the consumption of this article this
stated to exceed in quantity that of any former sink
period. This is accounted for by the exports:hal
yarns to the Continent. An opinion is entertain/4th
cotton will obtain higher prices the coming year flail
has sustained the last. The exportation of pail
renders them of ready sale. Flour and wheat are
sought after, and prices are advancing, as an *pia.
entertained that the ports will be opened before tie
harvest.

IMPORTS OF COTTON INTO LIVERPOOL DI:11NC Tait{
10 MONTHS OF 1519.
BOPS.
From the United States - - -
Brazils and Portugal - - - b 8,711
Demerara and Berbire - - - 9.217
Barhadoes

Otierr West India Islands - - -5,111 S
Franee, Spain, and Holland, none.
Ireland

East Indies ..
59,e4
Fro:n other parts •

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Being 31,390 bales less than the import of la

the same period of tide.
[PROM TISK CIIARIJISTON PANLA Or THE elr

COLONIZATION.—The Committee appointed it A
meeting, to take measures fur the colonies:la of
free Blacks, have chartered the ship Eliza, thick
at the foot of Liberty-street, to carry out mei as
willing to embark ; there are already 30 person, sap

to go from here, 50 from Philadelphia, and 70 frail
ginia; they contemplate fixing the establishment i
place called Sherborough, 100 miles south of Ss
Leone, in a fine climate and fruitful soil. A shish
will convey them. This plan requires the assistass
all persons interested in the project.

On the affairs of Spain, not having any
ready source to look to for information, we
rally resort to the French journals ; as a

wind nor tide can hinder the direct

lion between the two countries. In those
however, we search in vain for correct ino

rumour and contradictory reports aro all they
give. Nothing absolutely official is found in th
Indeed, the Editors of those journals complais,
their part, that the Madrid Gazelle, which NI
to speak of what so eminently concerns that'
kingdom, says not a word of the important poi

events, but entertains its readers with loeilli
graphs from Constantinople, and its tribitsrill
geney, Algiers, whose trifling affairs, wig
scarcely concern the smallest Mediterraneas SO
occupy its most conspicuous columns. eine 41
last, we have scarcely any thing more °fail'
ginal complexion. If, indeed, The Constitutist

is to be relied on, the gates of Cadiz has!
opened to the Insurgents, but that the held
the inhabitants, as to the mischief wbisiod
follow the entry of troops now freed from 1119
controul, was allayed. We are not informed!
the point as to the ease of the tardiness er
ance of the Royal General's marching uPos
insurrectionary army ; but, we have no deati,
arises from a consciousness, a conviction tbit/
Royalist troops are impregnated with the •
leaven of CONSTITUTIONAL FREEDOM.

It has been said by Tory Generals ald
Military Martinets, that soldiers should be
machines, and never assume the cowers§

thinking for themselves. The Spanish Wil
have mutinied against these base maximk• '
as against orders to embark on worse than II
lorn hope; and this example will, we trod.l
warning to all those Governments so iwrill
with tyranny or despotism as to imagine, thi
means of the sword or bayonet mankind el
ways to be kept down in abject bondage.

The Ktso every day improves in basi.
therefore we shall soon become ver7 11111.1
know what be will do with regard to d 1411.1
condition of nation, and the unpoPalidl 41

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