The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-20 00:00:00

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ALIDRID, Ocr. 8.

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'V.sterd is, was techerell its y.:!1, rt sweeping list of
'about Ji) pers nt., u ho had been 411 about the King's
ver,nn, fty- in his confidem•e, who have been dis.
Sri 4.,d and banished with more or less disgrace. At
Vie head of it is the Duke of San Carlos, the cele-
ib.ated negociator of the disgraceful Treaty of Va-
lency ; but he ensues off with come credit, haying
been named Amin...tailor at Vienna. The others
eon.; I 4 his Private Secretaries, Officers of his
limisebold, Croineillors of State, Officiates of the
Sscreia,ip., Lawyer., Scriveners, and all the low
tre.ll who have been intriguing behind the curtain,
and giving the most pernicious advice ever since his
return to 1.4 throne. Some have been sent to their
native villages, and others to Ceuta. It is not ex-
actly known who bas had the merit of working this
wairac'e upon the "tag. It has been managed with
servecy, and tole of the Decrees are said to he
in his own bans` k •ag ; hot be it who it will, it may
he considered a f . ble omen, and hailed as an
*rent likely to prods he hest effects in this unfor-
4,
senate country. Ise 'nu the copy of a list which
has been given me, whi I believe to be pretty cor-
rect. There are beside's in fly /Priests of inferior
n.. e, who had been ittfesti ihi palace with their
baneful intrigues. Should tlis easure he followed
by a general amnesty to the !Aber les now under pro-
secution, and the calling of the j es, as some go '
se far as to Pay, then the King country might
yet he saved from the precipice, t which they were
fitst approachieg. It is to be remarked, that among
them all, there is not one name of an individual oho
is, or ever has been, supposed to be friendly to
British connection. They are generally of the f
ci-flerant French faction, so that it may be consi-
dered as a triumph to England, and a severe blow to
all her enemies at this Court. S..me of the Minis-
ters are expected to go out, but at present I cannot
name them.

VS? Or rtattowo B‘ortnou FROM at IIDOID ON TIRE 7111
01 lievotten. INIS.
Ecl.evurri. %tiger ui Nitre. very odious In the public.
The Duque .t S•in Carlos, Mayor•lorao Mayor, sent Ava-
tars:W.lr to Victim ; the Conde de Miranda appointed suc-
erv.or.

Alarm°. Private Treasurers Arrie.la. Private Serreiary g
the t‘to Garrido... Scriveners ; Zan.narks, Buena ; Ranab'nr,
Officer of the Palate ; Afarn. All in the c.a.fi.lence,
emplaled in the honsehnid and abort his person, meddling in
all affairs. and w.t she pyres,
Avelln. ()Wee of the Secretary rof State, who was in
rt,ieland wishCecniki.
Prilwnern. Secretary to the 111sivordo•nin.
illuclusea (Ciro.) a ervatvre •.f erns.
Ba)lvn. Li.atra, and Abner., Clifbers of the Secretary a
Wir, ditto, Akio.
fineueto Alpereato nerhor of a eeli.PiralPiii
paper in suppait of Ballastavaw aritio.t the Dike of Welling.
ton.

Cl•ingnra and Villamtl, Counilll.,rs of State of the Clerical
fac•tian.

Lima, official Mayor de ilatiel.d.., ordered to Crts.st-
Emit'iron . a onlivr of Lima, a err*, friend of @tto Carla&
Q.ldra, s.•ccriary of thr Council o, St tr.
1 Podre Castro, Edit r ..4 Or Acilis..l of la Manchw
rbideN many Priests, sued other. of less note.
-rosiala. ordered so flag Lacar.
Colowardi, ordered away feud Madrid ihni the Sitio§ (Royal
fattes.).

AMERICAN PAPERS.

FEW YOCK, Sir?. 6.

COMMERCIAL. TREATY.
Ootlines of tlw Treaty recently negotiated be•
tteeen America and England.

The trade from America to the Rant Indies to re-
main on the same footin4 as heretofore, the discri-
mil at ing duties on both sides to be done a way.
Nothing is said of the Fisheries, West India
Trade, that M ith Canada over krid, or with our
Indians.

goal promises that the other shall ke placed on the
footing of the mos; favoured tiati,,n.
This Treaty is to continue in force for four years.
Colamtian, Sept. 6.)