The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-01-13 00:00:00

Amerlea. lop ennSinnice, newly If a rll.
mification of the former. The origin of it is found
fu the 'miff y of Carbonnani, who have spread them-
selves in the Roman provinces. It is hoped Wee
that therpriscmers will be tried by the regular Courts
of Justice, and trot by the Inquisition, whose jeria-
•diction 'steads over secret associations. The M.
sands have been defeated near Frosinone. Snivel
of their chiefsi with the famous Cslabresotto (a Ca-
Oahriau), have been killed, sod their heads osposed.
Maw*, Dec. 17.—Trige, a Prussian Commissary
• of War, having disappeared in consequence of great'
malvermtlons, has been arrested at hluokh, when
he wished to ',cape into trance.
'hams A. DEc. 29. The news that `the Seal of the
Germanic Diet may soon be transferred to ont.4.4ty is
countenanced by numerous circumstances.

DUTCH AN, -FLAMM:RS M 4114.
PET ERWIRGH, DSc. 17.--After the TEOSty of the
• Sacred Alliance was published, the Synod under this
Act was to be printed, and to be bong up in the
ehorches, and even to engrave it on copper. OR the
117th of October last an Ukase lets
_aped by the
Emperor, wlich is now
Treaty, as well ■s the
occasion of it. shall he
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being the day when the
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imports s and particularly 411 b.
meta of 411.1 difficult subjects of discussion. All
the dispatches by extraordinary Couriers were order-
ed to be sent after him without delay. ft is thought
that his Grace, who returns to Celebrity next week,
will very soon make another visit to Paris. On the
Ist cf January an express, with dispatches for the
Duke, arrived from Berlin, and .proceeded immedi-
ately to Paris.
Lettere from Paris, from good authority, sty that
thernission of the Austrian Councillor of Finance,
Berhier„ will not be so soon terminated. This
Plonipoiettiesry has lately received ..several chests coo.
tainting papers and documents from a great number of
Austrian subjects. in support of the claims the
dation of which is demanded.
The French Government -desires to came to an Sr.

eangement upon equitable terms, and it is hoped that

an agreement mayAoon be made. The prices of
corn have again then in the chid markets of the
, northern departments. The Government has esta-
blished several mapsines, out of which corn may be
sold in case of need, to kiep it at if reasonable price.

AMERICAN PAPERS.

New ORLEAtts, Nov. 3.—A Gentleman who left
Vera Cruz about the middle of October, and whose
opportati;ties of procuring authentic intelligence re.
Wive to the state of the country were particularly
favourable, informs us, that the news lately publish.
ed by the Spanish Authorities _respecting the internal
concerns of Mexico, is greatly exaggerated, if not
utterly unfounded. It was believed in the best in-
formed circles at Vera Cruz, that so far from Gene.
sal Mina being destroyed, he was making' a rapid
and irresistible progress into the most wealthy and
• populous part of the Vice. Royalty. lle had de-
feated and cut to pieces, in three separate affairs,
three different regiments of the Royal Army who
bad attacked him. Persons at Vera Cruz who dared
to converse on the subject, and whose information
'was derived from authentic sources, declared that his
motions and dispositions were admirably judicious,
end that his troops evinced.an invincible courage, as
.sell as the merest discipline. The value of the French
Officers particularly, was spoken of in terms of the
highest praise. lie has passed through the cities of
Leon and San Louis de Potosi, and was within a
hundred miles of the capital. From the rapidity of
his progress, and his taking uninterrupted possession
of two such important places as Leon and San Louis
de Potosi, one of two inferences were inevitable :
either his army is so formidable as to put down all
opposition, or the People of the country are ex-
tremely well disposed to favour his views.
A convoy of 5,000,000 dollar: from Mexico had
been due at Vera Cruz several day., when our in-
formant sailed from that place; apprehensions were
entertained that it had fallen lute the hands of the
Insurgents. Part 44' the root between the two cities'
was certainly in their possession, and bands of them
frequently appeared within view of the walls of Vera
Cruz. - (Prim the New York National Advocate of
Decensbit: It.)
The following is an reflect of a letter received by
the Ann, dated Kingston (Jamaica), Nov. 13 :
• " The affairs of the Patriots create a great sense-
lion in this quarter, though the wishes of the mer-
chants ere partly divided, because many still carry on
trade with the Royalists, who owe a great deal of
money here. Morillo's late loss in his attack on the
Island of Margarita is now fully ascertained, though
great pains have been taken to disguise k. 11.14 Inst I SOO,
men, the very same who had lately arriiirl from Spain,
fir the purpose of being sent to Lima by way of the
Isthmus of Panama, and whom he purposely de-
tained for this premeditated coup de main. Brioa
gained two naval battles on the waters of the
Orinoko, by which the Royalist Commander, Torres,
was compelled (omit, first into the island of Granada,
and lastly into La Guira. The Spaniel* still con-
tinue to deceive the Public by their Extraordinary
Gazettes, in which they picture false battles they fly
they have won. The plains of Casanare and Cala.
bozo are whoty in possession of the Patriots, and in
Santa Fe the Royalists have scarcely any thing else
than the capital and Certtiagetta, where every time
news arrives of adrantagee.,gained by the Patriots,
fresh arrests and executions false place.
Burr VLO, DEC. —We learn, from Mayville,
Chatauque county, that last week mar fell in that
vicinity to the depth of thirteen inches, which ren-
dered the roads quite impassable. In this place, for
several days past, the weather bar been more like
summer than winter.
Sour-mina NovEL—Yesterday, Nov. 9, seven
young stardom of the Seneca nation of Indians,
/oft this village in the stage, under the charge of
Messrs. A. C. Fox of this village, and IV. Briogham of
Chelan's, for New York, floes whew) we ander.

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