The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-22 00:00:00

GERIMN Milt,

NcAIMRS'I3. Arm. 10.---Areor,ling to the pah!!:
Journals, the Frankfurt fair is one of the worst tr
Iris oc.•urr►.l of late years. There are hardy
pur.shaser:; and tor ow ta%er :he ruined commerce ct
Germany. and the consequent diminu:ion of its pros
parity, trmy be said to be, as it were, peroinised ir,
this far. No article is in drawn' in particular
Wliese life and 4' former!} reiLlted, titre pr,.
sails the iienre of detth. It is nit iikelr
will be nhy change for the better in ;he renktihini
three weeks.

DRESDEN, MV:CII 2S ...The inhahitays rf Saxony,
whom none exereJ in frelality and ingenuity, hi.
with appeebew,ions to the r suit of th.. hipsir Eager
fair. Our br.i.n..h at least will finuri.h. Arra hu
larger mitalogae of new or rewired lasita appeared is
pay fair; 'Myer were the *mem* presses lire se
copra a: they are sow.
Haim v, .te:ttt. S.—Persons who are well infaratei
a4sert that the Emperor Francis, in roasrinenre tithe
imitation D hi. hhr has received from ter. Kin tri'a
come to this capital in the inoti:h of luzast, woe,
ponied by Prince Metternivh, to ii-pen oar Earopam
Cotweis, at whi-h the Emr•ror Alexander will be
present, and the object of whirh %sill be to mune
the political resolution of Europe in general, awl of
berniany in particular.

VissNa, Amu'. s.—The Act in wiiieh all &Ines•
tions derided by the Congress n ill be rathodisd,
form a kind of Supplement to th Act of Confederd.
ti•.n. Three important points remain to be deeitletl—
the fortress, the freedom of intvraal tra.le is
and a detailed regulation of t:te coutitt,:ent of ear 6
Stmt. A C-mmittee it appointed to examine the fret
question. The freedom of trade it too dr:....te a sa:e
j..et to he thoroughly treated of this tie,:ni.m. As for
the contingent, nutting is intendeJ hat to ruddy
stone minor rogulationt. It is intended to Ore to the
Mend) r. of the Diet at FrAnkfort instil:ring se the
two first points, and even un the last, in utast to rot::
ede decision of it to them.

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lire have this morning received Paris Pspen to the
20th inst. In the Sitting of the Chamber ef /levities
on Tuesday, M. (iirardin made a report span several
petitions. Some interesting disoussioes !ook place on
one which had been presented by the Mayon of Bra-
cieux and the cirrnmjacent emmuonrs (lair et Cheri,
objecting to tbe sale of the forest of Chtszu!,ord. The
Reporter endeavoured to prove the alienation both
legal and advantageous. N. Sa!lsberY
that the Royal ordinance grand * the power of sal...
was contrary to the tans concerning the great deatal:.s
of State.—Order of the day.
The deliberations were then resumed on the prftia
relative to the Accounts anterior to I S 19. The Cham-
ber afterwards adjourned to the following day.—la
another part of the peper mill be found the !abduct
of the New Election pr jet, as submitted on ,f.:enday
by the Minister of the Interior to the thsmber of
Deputies.—lt excited a great co iiiii dojos in the
Chamber, bat it passed throngh the preliminary forms.
FRENCH rurins—( I'ns-tipsy). -Five per Ulm.
74 f. 15 c.—Badk Actions, 1486 f.

Spatx.--Madrid, April7.--gaeh day brings Lis
all pasts`.( the Peninsula- bas` addressee of meats'
lation to the King, reassesses verbal of that install&
tion of the l'onstitational authorities; assurances sf
adherence to the established order of things from w-
ligious bodies, from prt Ides, tee. The general mert.
went assumes an appearance of regularity. Order is
for the most part established. But the rem'
wish chiefly tends to the re-union of the lorto,
which will centr.al.se aush 444 I 4 y, and read.t etas
progress of affairs more uniform and rapid. 7115
elections are commencing, but, enfortunately, there
are so many gradations, and sir many inevitable °bou-
cles, uhicla in some measure re arJ the arrival ell*/
epoch, for which all Spain appals noxious. All the
provincial Juntas, however, recognise that of
tM
Provisional UovernmEnt.
Opinions seem to be 'mania:mum There hen *
therto been no manifestation of opposition to the re'
lent measur.i, except from M. Labors, the Spool
Coosa' at Marseilles, who beg been long abwat foe
the Peninsula., anJ consequently unacquainted Ishii,
feelings of the country. We bare bad the seamed,'"
of witnessing the arrival here of the two brave Lieut.-
Coloaels, O. F. Infante, and E. San•Sligeel, 10/
Iby the Jaws of the city of St. Ferdinand I.I.(
Leon), by tlenerals Quiroga and Riga, as the Worn
of dispatches t. the Mag.
, Last Tuesday s /Thad fete was given by tbe
I Regimes? of Guise

U is said that A‘lmiralVillaviceneist had left Cadis.
Zgedei4l, on the t 7th ult., to take the general di-
"lioo of the naval army.. Some diustisfaction has
kes repressed at this nomination, as it is supposed
be was partly concerned le the disorders of the
7;h: or,if nut so, he is b:.ttned for not endeavouring
„ repress thew.
The Manifestoes of O'Donnell serve hut little to re-
eq.. the unfavourable impression against him.
There is a national guard organizing it Cadiz,
tt e interior wirier of the city. All persons
o ro!notari:y took part in the recent affairs
to enrol themselves. This patriotic
will retii3llo embodied until the period of
1%; rocritu:i•mal organisation of the army. M.
I,..rerin, the King's Lieutenant of Cadiz, will be the
toininalftirr.
Sonar fresh changes have just taken plate in the Mi.
eistre. M. AremPlles, one of the must dirtingnished
~!.rs of the Cartes at Cadiz, hots been named Minis-
ter isf Grace and Justice, in the room of M. 'Torre, who
lad h-ld the 'Wolin since the 9th March.
Mr. John Jasat is named Minister of Marine, in
tle place 41 M. Salazar.
. Pt. Marcia Herrero* has been appointed to the Mi-
si.:ry f the Interior, the place lately occupied by
a.

'The Sesaion, but not the labours, of the new Par-
tial:rut imminent:ea yesterday, a-len Slr. Mennen*
SCITt.N was re-elected Speaker of the House of Coin-
sans, 1, z 1 gt.n,lentan discharged the important
4,:!ito of h;: !nation, during the last, and part of a
former Pavilament, with seal, temper, and impartiality,
all sides concurred in regardinz him as the fittest per-
son fur tii!ing the Chair, and his nomination was di.-
Moil: heti by a degree of unanimity which affords the
lost evidence of his merits. On Thursday next, the
lino will come down to read his speech in person,
sal a new anti magnificent throne has been prepared
in the Home of Peers for his reception. Till then but
lade insight can be gained in the course of policy
'thigh is ItLely to he pursued by his MAJESTY'S Ministers
ander theappailing circumstanees of the times—circum-
stances which their blind obstinacy and unconstitu-
tional tueasures have so powerfully served to a:..rgravate.
If, indeed, the past alone were considered, but little
hope could be entertained for the future and with
all it tr disecsition to make allowances for the frailties
of human nature, we cannot say that we anticipate
any wry sa'atary change. There Is a possibility,
however, that the lessons of experience may at lase
penetrate, and partly dissipate the groat mass of poli-
tical prejudices under which successive Atltninistra-
tMal have lab.m.etl erer since the Pilot, " who did sot
weather the ~torn," replanted the principles of des-
potism ht tI soil of constitutional freedom. '1 his
poasibiiity is indeed a fetid)! anchor to on: hopes :
hat as it fits within the scope of human nature, It
may still he cherished as a pleasing dream, a distant
T;Itill of st Eden. (tom whiels folly awl .hilt
have hither.) excluded us, and into whi, h wisdom
and patriotism may still perhaps re-contyuer oar
aimission. Anxiously therefore shall the coun-
try await ae -üblication of his MAJESTY'S Speech,
and the Address Toted by Parliament in reply.—
Should the former disappoint the hopes of the nation,
if ardent o is'les can be termed hopes, the other will,
we trust, prove balm to its wounded spirit. Parlia-
ment. we arc juolv told by Ministerial writers them-
selves, is caite.l u on to resign all thoughts and
fmlings of:. If, and to legislate alone for the euretry,
sad the times. Parliament will take the advice: Fes
• itt rt ab to•ste doeeri, though not probably in the
sense tairler)to al by Ministers, who confound the ex-
istence 'heir Adolinistration with that of the Throne,
the Conatry, and the Altar. Parliament will separate
the chaff from the wheat. It will not attend to the
interests of men or parties. but to those of the people;
and by regal sting the interests of the people in a just
aml constitutioual manner, it will most effectually
Love those of the Throne and the Altar, and contribute
to remove the difficulties and dangers of the tunes.

(►Boat TUt LIVERPOOL PAMIR, Ark IL 20.)
In addition to what we hare inserted in the fourth
pale, respecting the intended rising at Huddersfield,
arc accounts from different pieta of Yorkshire, all of
which (sterile in stating, that attempt at a erneral
rising has ■ot been confined to Huddersfield, or its
aeighboarhood. It appears, that the rioters had se-
tt:lllv fixed on Wednesday se'nnight fur a general and
simultaneous rising in all the Northern Districts ; se-
ver.al men are already committed to York-castle for
high treason, anti arrests conflates daily.
(IRON TITS PRESTON CHRONICLE.)
We are informed by a rorrespondent, in whom we
place great reliance, that a nocturnal meeting, or
sister of the Rioters, living is thr township of Weel-
l'a. Witbnall, and Houghton, about eight miles from
Milltown, took place in the night between Tuesday
and Wednesday last ; but nothing could be learnt of
t 1 nature or object of the assembly.

Yesterday, at four o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
held at the Foreign Office, in Downing-street, which
was summoned by Viscount Castlereagh.
It 'arson, Attie:, Ill.—Preparations are making at
the Palace for the rweption of the King.
Acc Ail% to information from Cadiz, of the 30th alt.,
the defies en wine, barilla, &c., the most unpopular
measure adopted by Ferdinand, previously to his ac-
ceptance of the Constitution, have been removed by
the tioyermaient, and an order to that effect had reach-
ed Cadiz. With respect to the commercial affairs of
Spain in general, nothing would be done until the de-
liberations of the Cortes had commenced.
Amounts from St. Sebastian, of the 10th, state,
that the different Customs in the several Forts of
Spain would not be established mill the assembling of
the Cortes is July ; business, it was expected, would
be Mattis' till that period.