The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-19 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FRENCH PAPERS OF FRIDAY.
(pßom Till MONITZUR.)
JAN. 16.—Nothing,official•
PARIS, JAN. 15.--TWO Couriers, one English , the other
Pieffthonlise, arrived yesterday at feria, brliging the
new, of the dodo Of the Kiog of Sardinia (Victor Ems
nsel.).
The rwnee of Carignan having been informed of the
death of his' Majesty, could not go yesterday toe brilliant
rem which was gives is his honour by one of the Gene-
rale of thd Army*, Spelt, as which gaest Attobef 03-,
nerals belhigiwg to that Mal were presdnt.
BAYONNN, lan. 6:—Tbere is nothing now en the Mb*
tient: The strictest vigilance I rcised at the Put of
Kebob% ; times Spaniards who come Without pasepOrts, ire
not elated to palm,
TOULOUSE. Jan. 9.—General Rottenbwarg, comManding
the Eastern Pyrenees, his been amborisid by hie Steel.
leney, the Misieter of War, to send the Dopiertmetit of the
Arriegi sod the Ande advent regiments heloegler se the
Division of Starve.
The proceedings preliminary VI the trial of the French
deserters are expected so be finished in' OM diOtithso
'when these persons, thirty fear In number berbreugbi to
trial.

(PROM *RR JOURNAL Dll5 Delia Ts.)
nate, JAN. 16.—Victor Emanuel 1., King of Sardinia.
was born in 1754. Till 1802 be bore the title Of Duke of
Aosta, When Charles Emanuel (his brother) abdicated the
crowd in hie favour. •It was in the person of Victor
Emanuel, therefore; that the restoration of the monarchy
of Sardinia 'took place. in 1814. This Prince enjoyed
peaceably the love of hie people till the Reiolution of Pied-
numt happened. Resolved td yield nothing to the rebels:
be. preferred abdicating, and transferred all his rights to
his isow.reigning brother, Charles Enuttioel.
- Victor Emanuel had two sisters, who married the august
brothers of 'Anis XVI., and One of whom gave birth to
the Duke of Angonleme. This Sovereign lies left four
Princesses, the Wine of his marriage With an Archduchess
of Austria. The second has married the Infant, Don
LOnis, of Boonton, Hereditary. Prince of Lucia.
Pants, Jan. 16.—The Courier persists in seeing hostile
intentions in the most pacific measures; in the embark•
men% at Brest, of 1,200 Men, for oar West India Colonies,
he pretends to see, even now, that this embarkation dis.
torts* Engiamd, though we have said that the destination
of these troops was well knolls to the English Govern•
malt, as the French Governmentbas been informed of some
troops having been recently sent to Demerara; we Must,
• therefore, repeat, that this measure is taken in execution
of an ordinance of the King, inserted in the Journal des
Debate on January 11, and of which we cannot praise too
highly the prudence; since. by substituting troops of the
line for Colonial troops, it has provided both for the
security of the Colonies. and the maintenance of order.
Another English Paper speaks in the same mann .t as the
Courier of an important lineament at Toulon. The whole
importance, however. le thli :—A frigate is there, ready
fot sea, to carry General Guillentinot to Coestaritinople—
another frigate is ready to. carry the French Consul to
Tanis, where he is ordered .to demand reparation for
eitolatioss of Treaties which took' place daring the war in
Spain.
• • BAYONNE INTELLIGENCE. •
• Bernet Pipers to the Ilth inst. have arrived,They
contain intelligence from Madrid to the 6th, -Which gives
ao.adflt picture of at deasoralisfd state of Spain, in eon'
sequence of the doctrines preached by the Moults before
the war, to induct the people to rite against the Coasti•
tution. They represented then every aim at laerfel that
was committed against the Liberals, and having •thtts de-
stveyid every principle of -Justice and beewatity. dill ROW
seek in vain to restrain the passions which they have let
loose, and find their seen- authority despised end derided
the moment that it emirs to be an encourager to violence
add assassination. The blessings .of the Restoration are
every d.y revealing themselveb, and they are such a's to
mike even its authors blush and tremble at the conse-
quences of their boasted work and iniquity, if they retain
• any feeling of right or any sense of fear. There is .not
ode thy that passel That does not witness more outrages
and bloodshed than settled Spain during the whole three
yells that the Revolution was triumphant.
illkals Tale 4LORBIRINI ZRITONO OP JAN.II.
An hotel* Iron Odessa of Dec. 20, says, that accord•
is to letters from Constantinople of the 10th, the Divan,
after having been occupied three weeks in discussing the
ifliaseres to be taken against the Greeks, seems to bare
decided that the Brand Visier shall go in person to the
Korea with very extensive powers. Hut it is feared that
this resolution when made public, will cause great alarm
among the people, it being well knows that the Grand
19slar never leaves the capital hut in cases of eictmordin-
ary Amager. Should he go, it is supposed the Capital
Paths will succeed him. .Lord is_ supposed
influence
seemed to be increasing; but the intended expedition of
thi English first against Tunis. which for these three
Ives past had_ tendered the Porte important
.servicee,
tenets out Broth hopes of the continuance Of 0115 favour,,
M. Mtn:tacky will surely Ip:tot Lonstantinople before the
middle of .1 marl. to take upon him the functions of
Consul. 'Mr. von Palm bad left that city.

Tay Const.-.-The appeurtnoe ef this celestial s4sitor
bet been attended with circumstances of considevalblealW
ealty,4• least to !those who have not the advantage of
regular observatories. The tour rays and the hicimess
of the atissimphere, oombined with the Comet's great
morning eatineie, have probably4eassioned Mil Vernet to
be consparstivehylittie noticed. We iireinforrwei, liewever,
by a verses of this. town, who •has watdhed its grognos
under the abbVe Mentioned dtstiVentages, that from the
281 b •*ollAttedibM;sto the 17th instant, It has passed over
envois cif Iftarly to degrees. On the letter Lay, its ar
parentptatii iris Within a 'few minutes of the spot where.,
the brillima Penn of 1811, was spell on the 16th 4Y Oct.,r
Wog in Right Ass. 240.41e6., is Deel. 45 deg. lg
maims:of .the comet ielltdisg.in a direetioa weenie elos,
Mir las JAVotooris, and it hisosevr waived at w destine. •
the, 'Which's/dere it visible in •the rowing, with a elms
Loris®, towards the N.N.11..-4Leassa Atone)
Cassssss,
dk olvdel
.fare.l7.—derahl• pert of the whiter
11 passed swirrwithettour ef.tbose'vloient storms
are naturally expected at thilisason of the year, nad
weather Mil ociuttreitts plesladis.`bsting 'Amish
the wismatilinew et • Mild-Obi teammate the'
elirrsepondleg vet& last year, thanatth.tees creveTed withl
Meow, inithisiviilthes, to the 'depth of two kit, undliso
birstreeted- swathes -