The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-01 00:00:00

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thw, itevolution. On these parties, Ktimpii
the king. and the Allied Sovereigns salty head
souse- books of a diversion in their Great, w
the invading army can make it be believed the
tbe• invasifm is fur the benefit or with the tom
currence of the limn. lint the e hole of that dam
in Naples, which •re in all cionntlies esteemed eh
stamina of the community, and in • which, if is
any class, • the intelligence, the virtue, bed eke
strength of a nation resides,—the gentry and the
.dle ranks of understood to be is (arsine If
the Constitution. If these roatinne atm:mete, sisti
mated to a due degree with the spirit which becomes
their cause and circumstances, we still have soon
hopes as to the tesalt of the impendin;
Paris Papers of the 26th.

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VIENNA. FER. 11.—Prince Hardenberg- has bet yet
left baybarh, though the 9th bad been the dayleadbi
his departure. The King of Prussia was tsmeeed
lease Berlin on the lath for Laybarli. • The si •
Naples intends to rensain at Layhach notil he lesenbithe:
news of the Austrians basing entered Naples.
The friends of the old Re;inicitt Spain are teweatie
endeavouring to excite resistance to the mastitis* Ai..
thorities. The only differences that occur are items
occasioned and fomented by the Ultras. Hy mai,li
letters of the 16th, it appears that some heals mew
theists recently took place at Coronae, in consomme s
the intensperatr.seal of some persons who paraded se
duels streets on the 10th and 11th inst. crying,. The tilt
ercr, due frith the Conseitsetion. i)rder was,
soon restored. The King has been indispoeed hr
last few days. It is certain that some corps, mere ae.
(lomat, will:be established in lien of the Body Gunk.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENI.E.

Paris, Pik*
There are numerous reports in circulation harem
lative to those who have been acting fur the Preach
tiovernment at Laybach. It seems that, instead at
two, there are three or four agents all palling different
wars; and if the story now circulated be true, 'either
At. Pasquier, the Ambassador Maces, or his Majesty
Lsuis XVIII. have signed the engagement authorising
the invasion of Naples.

In the Chamber of Peers, an interesting •eeae re.
ceutly took place. M. Jacquenot de Pampleose, ths
Attorney-General, while pleading against the mili.
rators of the 19th of August, hinted that many et the
Members were implicated. On being called to name, by
Daroust, the pleade: said he was one of them! Visa
this a violent alts rc ttion arose, and had not the As.
semb'y been instantly adjourned. it is snore the pro.
liable that M. Jarquenot de Pampalrene, would hare
been kicked out by the justly indignant Marshal.
M. Benjamin Constant has just addressed a spirited
letter to the Editors of the Costlier Francois, complain-
ing of his being cited before a petty Joge d'/aet►eeNss
for some expressions made use of in the, Chamber of
Deputies. This distinguiabed writer and celebrated
patriot calls the above a violation of his privileges
as a Member of the Representative Body, and rays
that be is ready to answer MM. Behlart 4,4 Nape.;
leuue in the Chamber, either upon the umject of AC
late explosions or any other they may proper to
propose.

Another highly iuteresting and very warm ishate
occurred on Friday, when M. Biome made am able
speech on some new•. innovations proposed relative to
the mode of elections. Dounadiesi, who, notwithstead-
ing his' ultra-loyal doctrines, bas been a most useful
antagonist of Ministers, took part in the debate, sad
proceeded to tell such disagreeable truths, that tki
costly and cote Breit, thought it prudent to drive Na
from the tribune. I understand that on the day ',-
fore, there was a collaring match performed not far
from N. Raves. So much for the decorum and dignity
of the Representative Body in France. Let it he recol-
lected that four-tiftbs of the Assembly in which these
scenes pass with impunity are the sworn friends of
legitimacy and the never-failing advocates of arbitrary
poser.

The news front Madrid is of the most sstisfaetery
description. Confidence and order are restored ; the
King, escorted by a body of regular hoops and militia,
lias rettorned into popular favour; a number of public
dinners have been given to celebrate the recent triumph
of constitutional print iples. The utmost hammy
reigns among the army, militia, and citizens, and it
wouid perhaps be impossible fur tl►e friends of
humanity to witness a more affecting sight, or one se'
worthy of imitation in other countries, as that ex-
hibited by the Spanish capital between the sth and
12th Instant. The first three days were occupied in
defending the sacred rights of freedom, and the re-
maining in consecrating their perfect triumph.
It is sincerely to be hoped tLat the London Press
will resound with eulogitim o■ the disdain of tits
great and glorious people.
They have beeonte our masters in civil and pia;
tical legislature. Why should we Nokshew a opal
elevation of mind in acknowledgisetbe high and
evevlasti■gl o►ligations, under *bleb they :larepaheed
all Europe?

The co. ndert of the patriotic Peers of Illegiaml
matinees to be the them, of gnome] pasearksei
admiration here.

A report is
intendgeaery dradated gaitk. that
the Sposiards to attack the French is also
stated that an application was made to the Minister of
War to fens some camps on the frostier; when he re,
plied that be could not venter, to tis at, at, the two
troop* ho assembled, the more desertion wmdd take
place. It is certain that the °overawes cannot depend
upon the army ; and we are snared, that the Legion of
the Seine, which was quartered on the frontiers of Spain,
has almost entirely disappeared, and that great desertion
has taken place in the garrison of Perpignan. 1111%
our Readers will perceive is a strong corroboration of
what we stated on the authority asset private advice%
from Paris a few trays ago. reppeetiag the military of
France.

Viscount Clietwynd died on Tuesday ereninif, at
his house, in Hutton-ruw, aged 84.
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