The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-14 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

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LONDON:

THURSDAY !MINING, DEC/3MM 11.

STOCK F.XCII %NOE. ONE O'CLOCK.
The Funds rallied a little yesterday afternoon, and
Consols left off at 701 for the opening.
This 1111 l mint they opened at that price, and hare
continued so during the early part of the day.

Private letters received this dad• on 'Change state,
confidently, that hostile measures have been resolved
upon by the Continental Potentates !

Letters from Liverpool received this morning, state,
that the ship Cortes, Captain 1k Cosh., had arrived
otf Holyhead on the 1 I th, from New York, which
place she left on the 19th of November. Letters and
papers by her will be in town to-morrow. She will
bring the PRESIISZNTX ,Message to Congress, which
was expected to be delivered on the 13th.

Paris papers of Sunday and Monday have come to
hand this morn Mg.
TimerAu, Xnr. 27.---The Pulses Rossi. of Prus-
sia, with the bientAlenerail de NANYtmati, and oilier
persons of his suite, left this place •n the 2-Ith for
Berlin. Count de Illtraowsat, Ueveraoc of Moravia
and Silesia, arrived here on the 25th.

. 1
Nuar.Net ite., Dec. 3.---Letters front Vienna an-
pounce
it to be the intention of the EMPYIIIIR of
firs,t t to proceed directly to St. Peter:burgh. Ne-
vertheless, the day of his departure is not yet fixed ;
the must impenetrable veil continue' up to the present
moment to rover the negotiations. All reports hitherto
spread are without any foundation.
VIENNA, Nov. 29.—Recent Intelligence from Con-
stantinople announces that the Government of the Sub-
lime Porte has refused to recognise the new Nespoll-
Gin Government, and that the Letters notifying the
changes at Naples to the Port.. had been racially re-
turned by the Divan emopreifi. In the mine of the
present week a great number cf troops ha* arrival
here on their way to Italy. The Emperor has node
isnaserons promotions in the army. Ile'hateappoioteo
tea Ilejor-generals, foe the moos part arrusiliog to so.,
siority in the service, as Cot. Commandants; Baron
De Vcirst has Leen promoted to the rank of Liettt.
General and Commandant of the Division in Italy ; ha
Is expected to take the command of the Vast-guard.
A great deal is said respecting the inspoetatsee of a
Imission with which Count de DenN t has been charged
to the Court of Naples. A great diversity of conjec-
tares has arisen on the subject.

I NSTRUCK, DIP.r. I.—A private letter front Rome con-
tains the following report of Affairs : We are still in a
state of uneertainty with regard to the events of which
Italy appears likely to become the Theatre. It is, how-
ever, certain that foreign troops now occupy the Papal
territory. It is asserted that a party of malcontents
is formed at Naples, who are desirous of excluding
the present tarn from power. The Papal liovernmest
continues to csercire a strict 9,n-et-Wafter over persons
suspected of a design to disturb the public traoquillity.
At Rome no disquietude prevails.
DIA tati o, Nov. 29.—Tranquillity has sot been in
the least degree interrupted here. Addresses pear in
from all points of the kingdom, expressive of the at-
tachment of the people and of the authorities to the
constitutional system. The counsellors of state that
have been recently nominated, took the eadis of fidelity,
Ise. yesterday. It is reported that the political Chief of
Madrid, 31. Itunt.tars, is about to he replaced by the
Marquis tie C2IIIIALMO. The Monk &motor!: lately
died at his retreat at Ronda: he was Fuentsaan's
preceptor, and one of the negociators at Bayonne in
1809. He followed the Kieft to Valencap ond.durinr.
hie captivity, be was detained in France. The follettior •
changes and nominations have appeared ih so Akio!
elitPr: leinastattat-geamal Dos Pe*. dellt-flits=
itstna to be Inspector-general of the Militia. Vint.
Nseral BALLASTEROII who is msde Ottenaellor of State.
1/14 Postext. is replaced is the Foreign Ministry by M.
'Comma. Lient.-Oeneral hioaewot Mardtals Coo;
late., VELAIICO, EPPINOIA, are neasittated Hovernors
of the Baleares Islands, of the Provinees of Esteatia-
Jura. Arragon, and of Old Cestile. Maiskals Horns,
RAMOS and Astro ARGlrtlith arp appsintal *Prenatal
of Malaga and of San Lomat. de lbanreetlli- ft is
as be lamented that M. Orisons is, a pip. ty and
moot octopi a oemsnmet.! of this notoritt for the list
would then Iseemopirte. Justice had bow
tend in a remarkably /amatory maitak la the /oar
the two prisoners taken in the &forbear/ og
They have hem tried and ettadenneed WAS* bp i
Council of 11m, and the sentence blleacclitteif
pews to the Captain-lieneral d tlialArgie•at yams.
ilelikflise hill spews'.
Daasotiet Raw- 3i.—Veterday ootritbig de4ringesiii
gimia.AN an, sister of tie liieg skeletal% ail INV

deftly in conwoinenee of an inflAmmation in the intes-
tines. She I% as in the year of her-age.

Burs!: c is, Itrc. 7.--The anniversary of the birth
of the Prince of 0a.% NGE was celehroell here on the
roth with accustomed solemnity. Yesterday after-
noon a Courier was dispatched from this place
by the English Legation to Vienna. A Conrier
also passed through the town on his way to Holland
from Paris. A Chief Clerk in the Post-Office of this city
has been convicted, by the Court of Assize, of de-
taining several letters sent from Antwerp to Vienna,
and taking diamonds, bills, Bcc. out of them. He has
been condemned to 7 years hard labour, and a fine of
1000 fr. Ills name is A ttxtmn O)&7'2E.

A letter from Naples contains the following pas-
sage : -•" The publication entitled L'Athiro delta cos.
tituzioite, has taken a review of all the States of
Europe; it complains much of the Neapolitan Am-
bassadors at Foreign Corsets, and says:— We had de-
msntled of the Pa INCE VICAR GENERAL to recal them,
and to deprive them of their honours and their titles.
We had afterwards besought the Kuxo himself to
write to all the Sovereigns of Europe, to assure them of
the perfect harmony which prevailed in the king-
dons of Naples, and of the necessity for the Revolu-
tion which has been effected, hut it appears that the
effects produced have nut answered our expectations.
—(Gazette de Fremee.)

FRIVIrts Fit :ND/I.—Fire per rents. 79 f. 85 c.—Bank
Actions, 1.115 f.

We copy the following from the Board of the New
England Cofee•house
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•' I.iterpool, Dee. 12.

" Sailed the Magnet. Ogden. and the Edward, Hulsey,
hods for New York.—Wind E.S.E. The Amity, Max-
well, from New York, was spoken on the 7th inst.
off Cape Clear, (all well) by the Scotia, from
Jamaica; the Esther, Wilson, for Philadelphia, on the
!7th ult. in lat. 46. 19. long. 30. with loss of main-top-
mast."

RITRACT OF A LETTER FROM IT. THOMAA, OCT. 2.

1. The piracies which are daily committed in this
direction, are becoming worse and worse. Our trade
here, and indeed to all of the neighbouring islands, is
extremely hazardous, let it be under what flag it may.;
for there appears to be no respect paid to any. The
American tioyernment have been repeatedly apprised of
t►e shameful depredations committed, and they seem to
lot it pass as an occurrence of no consequence. In every
other sea, we hear of their cruisers; but in this quarter.
where they an most required, t►ere are none."

It is now almost a month since we beard of the
arrest of Joss Faux. for High Trauma. This maw,
it will be recollected, was charged with being impli-
cated in the Cato-street Conspiracy, and two hundred
pounds reward bad been advertieed fur his detection.
From these citcninstances it bad been inferred that great
importance was attached to his apprehension, and this
idea was increased by the remark that was reported to
have been made by Mr. Btax,c, when PA LIN was
taken to Boa-street. A day or two afterwards. it
was expected that he would have undergone an exam
urination before the Cabinet Council, and the offiem
who apprehended hint were, we were told, in waiting
the whole of the Monday following, for directions to
convey him to tte SECRETARY or STATR'S oMee fcr
that purpose. Since that period, however, we hate
heard no none of P s LIN through any public channel.
After repeated endeavours to acquire information, in
the neighboarhuod of the office of the Status-aim
Or STATE, we were led to understand that he
had never been disturbed by any removal since
he was first safely lodged in the House of Cor-
rection. In that house we were informed he
was placed, ou his commitment, in one sir the
• State apartateuts," and provided with every meow-
utodation that the nature of.his situation would admit,
and not watched constantly, as his supposed colleagues
had been, bet only visited at intervals. Had the at-
tention of the public not been absorbed by the more
important objects which bad been daily occurring, the

cirenmstances attem:ing the apprehension of Paws,
mad the subsequent oblivion in whisk his ease lies
buried, win& Imre become the subject of much earlier
animadversion.- In a hat manner cue the conduct of
the Secivtatir of the House peplums be accounted
fur, in not &undoing a map coaleaktad us such
'nighty charge? Was Palau Wawa* thepurpeee
.of slaking see Impression. aulihneliodlioisli. epee.
Ilt•b1114611. commotlittiliiffiidids of the
timid respcctins the popular densanitesannwis thew of
the Qualm The apparent ittMioMie_t,eitdinged
important culprit is eseemilegllrsitritetimait sal so
muds the more, flit be trek; aiMlillote heard It sop.
posed, that PA LIN Wright *ea 11401401141 y applabootiwil
4 months before be was attain), tablela. Where* meek,
mystery prevails, the nsird is apt to bleiteast nopluittwa.
and especially when all the eirmostanren of the'
&gritty of EDWARDS, to the C 0111411,00 1110191irity. see
taken into the ircititst. We hate talteo wkst polo we
could to inform one abide. epee the eohJarl, sod to
beep three, as smell as possible, free Mrs prejodiee ;
but the sob/ lenewledge..oo emeading sue inquiries.
we hare hekts gold. Altai* wary NOS to perplex owe
judgment of-tlse aid. PALti,ltitiar• -
tr elitaY!!.at *,1111;
is the yard of ti•s!
below after the '