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

puled iu the records uf human c:i!nes. But the ,„.
alas of Spain was awake unit i;1 :an:. The trai:.-,
succeeded in shedding the bllod of nearly 1.4.)
unatoed victims, of ::11 ago, end sexes.
aimor,z4
the multitude shorn they had invit. d to mat et
Proclamation of the Constitution: but time" 131.
ported by a few inebriated solt;:ers, they wet,
driven back by the fury of that people whom they
lit•d on massacreing. Indignation willed etreect.,
and weapons, and the Cadiz heroes, red with tht
gore of women and children, were dr.ten to their
barracks, where their worthy Comnialider It tt float
to their ride, anal secured his life by 1;* ne
should hear that they had been all saer.la,lt) ti,,,
vengeance of a whole city, whose
in them the assassins of their mother., toter;,
daughters, should w? think their do.)iu too severe t
Yet, the French Ultras would te:l as, tilt
their prophecies hail been realist Nay, the,
would seek to itijiire the great cl:he ,;(
Constituasnal freedom all over the •void,by
pointing at the e.rcivexes of new-bort. I,„,tfty is
Spain! But the world vrili know the oath. Ilia
will know that Patriotism overt'lrew Tyree„,
without requiring a single victim but that who,
attacked by traitors, in defiance td all prier:phs
human honour ama divine justice. it klew how I,
tarnish murder, without !thing its c'er ufizu-
deration and nuvianimity.

It would be premature to hr.z.ir.l an opinion it
present as to the probably iucreased or iiininiblibt
influence of the Crown in the ensuing Parliament.
It eau add nothing to its respectability that thy
sentiments of its Members are in well ascertained, that
their derision on all the great gnestions which mar
come before them ran be confidently anicipated : to a;.
serf saris a thing is to negative its character ass dei,.
beratire mosonoltiy ; it has a tesdert:), to 'rearm tie
confidence of the people, and to nentranse their at,.
pemlance on their own House fur the purpose fee ',co,
it a •as established (as a constitutional cheek 'tube Ars.
tiler ale and Executive brandies of the Carersono,
and to increase in a tenfold degree the dit•otisficrit.n
which already exists. Yet such is the iNtadod sf the
reroury Prints, and th it servile an I
throughout the country ; and they point rill milgoort
tri ta mph at the result of the contest in the rituflasdr.
lint what cause laavether for rejoicing 1. TheLiverTotit,•
metropolis have rejected the claims el t .rs an, at a:
sound constitutional principles as ever applied tor *or
suffrages; who, when occasion reaptire,l ir, sapporcelti.e
interests of their constituents with an enero and 64e.
lily, associated with talents, that were rafer.latel
ensure sorcery; and who, on questions involriag tLe
interests of the nation and the liuerties of their, coinary,
nobly withstood the eneronehments of throats, awl
~i.l I y protested against the exte,..i. an of dew wamalial
lan% which should have been strictly tempo,/ sat;
1n1.31. To replace whom were these men eleriesl? Crime
(lid they deseat ? Two as mere panders to the Herrn,
anent as ever srranikled for a coatrart—paro who wetr
never known to vote against the existing liaiinistr.t-
lion.

The 3linisterial tools are congratnlitir: their swim
un their increasing strength in the pelmet elestior 1 kr
they fail hi enumerate the instances. Besides Om Laird'
London, Soinersetskire has certainly !ern mtatiseni;
hut this is a victory of which they dare Hut hunt: alit
i, sufficiently counteracted in the noble triumph of prin.
ciple at Bridgewater, and in the tidal elt.frat, i:2=l
the most stre ttttttt is exertions; of the Treassry •
at Taunton. If they wish Lir further instaenn of tie
triumph:int tie tratiiin of those "eller:ins f•viiiits at
Constitutional Liberty which have Iziven the asiy ciserk
that has been offered to the most at! itrare and (swim
attacks on the Rights of the Stiliset, atel to a wasteful
expenditure of the public money. tie lived only refer to
Bedfordshire, to Nottingham, to Westminster, to ilid
theses, to Durham, to I' Iwt boil, cool, though at per
sent tonsuccesslil, to the gierions stritggle whirl! las
ell ii,nuivoatest the foster it lepeniicsice of the county „t
West land. With respeet to this It of roams:, re
the influence of the parties oppo- •ti to e.: •h other, imi di
t,: l
OOP 'lilt. Ire• see displayed 1;:e domineering ant d
the Lord Idententint oria the liaii;:li:e ari.tovr.:tirf of
01 Lowthers—backed Its. the Il!l•pArinaly-nsed idyl&
of the Treasury—the irlisi?e of the 3laelstracy, tie Irr
(*tern-, and all the hinter I't: :dodders,- whom disbud
Lieutets ott has so mony wi.y% of Hu:list: t., !iis istermi.
On the iditer side is arringed the titans., integrity lel
constitiithinal independence of a private but ancients's!
respect:dile family of the comity, harked by no 40116
influence than that afforded by those hereditary priori*.
of liberty whirls have ever ,sniniarrif the virtue's r
mann- of this district, awl placed them loyondllitr''
tronlof any other stimulant than that emorpdrier Ala
they here so rinitiest:ly displayed in their recent sntri'
for emancipation from that inglorious thraldom is 01"
they have been too Ions: subject : they have *patois s
voice of tlintider which has appalled the MAI"
Despot, and tirade him tremble or the very aidewr"
that intiticlice whirl] he has io grossly alseued.
W hates cr be the resttltof this election with ',spelt"
the twrsions chosen, we hope Ministers will toter l'''
supported Iry a 111.irliament so slinstielessly senile to
themselves, nor so reifurilless of the liberties sOllgif
country, and the privileges of their eonstittievis. ell I?'

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iii4trsti 111 l of dor itvees.itv tb4l It-t..nrs shirt' 1.14
ettilwrace a sApricatisig pa,4••••11

Accounts from the South of France. receisediefr
day, state that aver} Orono. sg);ri t eNists in Bisce
against the new Coustitiai..o. One reason tell
for this, wns the great privileges en:ryed 'Vita°
province, particularly as to trade.
The Archduchess of Parma, late Empress d
France, is rycrtted at Vienna in the course of beeper
sent isoadi.
The Persian Ambassador left town on 81310.,..J
morning, on his rriurn ho.nr, hor;tig scrusnilliohe'l
Hatitteation of aTreaty lietireen this country gad Poll
De is to embark at (*alai..
On Saturdt.y fiwenooti, Prince andTriness
hazy, accompanied by Prim! Philip of Llemits_ig.
bourg, Count and Countess Lie yen, Count Pte*
and Mr. Nieman, set out from Citandos-blellk
_I!
three open landaus, on a ‘isit to the Dti
Duchess of 11.ellington, at tht-ir wet, Stratbillie,
in Hampshire, and ,tot to Brighton, as stitlet
By advises from Demerara to the tlth
bruary, we learn that the lever, respeclinerl
(t
so much alarm Lad been spread, Lod oile 67.,
peered, and that the colony, itt consequeolle,
getting perfectly healthy. There was effriT;
pearance that there would be very PrOdlall
crops of sugar and coffee this season.