The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-11 00:00:00

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LONDON:
ITESDAY EVENING, APRIL 11. ietn.

We have th:a morning. received Pais Pr,2l 5
the 9th iostact.

The Chamber of Deputies ansemliled ns Fr;da,
when M. Dubniel, in the name of the Comm ' •
made a report upon petitions which Lad orezinatt.d
under the following cireumstrames —The reinfah
of the twenty-one persons condemned to
at the period of the disturbances at Creadle
in the month of May, 1819, preferred a complaint
to the King's Attorney, against rl Don
endiet.. the Commandant L:t the time. shd
against the Prefect of the department of l'bete.
lle considering that the complaint eT.ild not to
heard without the authority of Government, re-
ferred the case to the ea tturney-Cenral, who trans-
mitted it to the Keeper of the Seals. la Novem-
ber, it was decided by the Council of State, that
there wrs no ground for the accusation. The
petitioners accordingly appealed to the (lim-
ber from this decision. Without dear* the
exiatence of a serious conspiracy, t/...y bfatert
the authorities for not suppressing it trrhih
they might have done) without the kis of
many lives ; many persons being coad.lnnel
to death by an arbitrary Conceit of war, ter'.
several unnecessary cruelties beir.g also pr.t-
tised. The Reporter said he wished these e.
fairs to have been passed over, bat as the OM-
manding Officer hisr.self had a!so prtseatetlaret-
tion requesting en inquiry, they therefore retnr-
mended one to be instituted.—Adoptcd.
The Chamber then proceeded to the disrassims
relative to the Budget, etc.—Adjourned.
FRENCH FUNDS (FRlDAY).—rive Cens,!. '7l f.
c.—Bank Actions, 1445 E

SPAIN.

General O'Donnell (Comet D'Abisbell, has stibesni
a letter, dated the 1:1:11 3larch at head-swatters, t.
Editor of a Spanish Journal. I u this letter berm:re
his devotion to the Cunstitution and to the King; mem
the purity of leis intentions ; complains of the tilau.
pus inisrepresenhoions eiisseniinated by many preen:
boasts of having the merit of exciting the cry of "Las:
Ike the King and Constitution!" u early sa the r
of \larch, though at that time hr was only sopperni
by a single battalion ; and expresses the gree.est
nation at the idea of instigatieg to a re-action, erkii
would necest-arily produce so many frightfsl
'amities. Ile seconded the witles manifested by sllth
nation, and regards, as the most glorious 104).40.
life, his endeavour to stfect the yroclamaion of tit
Constitution, Mc. lie egresses himself in sisbt
terms when u citing to the Minister of War. He tn•
eludes by e keg sing, that au impartial public nil RAI
appreciate his conduct, and by its gene.ou oral
will sntlic:ently recompense his devotion to the Coe:
tutional rause tri ich he defends.

If this he a sincere avowal en the port of 01*
well, there is every reason to hope that the bea
of civil discord Will no longer be nourished, ssdltlw
the`parish people rill soon be in rernpiett
session of a free Constitution. The tlitasters site
di: have hitherto proved the only evils winds lure
raged forth the regret or .Led the blood of titer*.
A serutiniaieg inquiry wi:l soon esrpia!n trimelw
nnranre of the orders of Tl:e Court, a blind fts.l,
infamous plot, occasioned those tuisfortsete f 424,
Cadiz was the theatre: the guilty will them hepelliii•"
The royal aroltoritv has again resumed its Out do
presence of O'Honojhu •rod Admiral Veldt, WO"

confidence among the people. All the army mu."
in Andulu.ia has taken the oath of obedience Wig
fidelity to the Social Pact. The troop of latit
Leon are now the soldiers of the Prince sad
country. fialieia is perfectly tranquil. AU SP
is prostrated before the Constitutional Throw;
King is contented with this homage; lon sad P

titude n ill elevate the throne to its For a
the interveniiuti of foreign mediators 16/1.

to eitasporate a grrat people icsirad of trivial"
ilieni; the torrent of resolution is never arrested ill
fertile mounds which a prrittniptrions dipkwynci.P?
to it. The a ttttt inatinn of Grnerni 31ins to thetworel
of Navarre has been announced hr himself to t%e rol
of that province in a procbasatinn, in which kV
of his past cnn.luct, his present views, and Idols°

sentiments.
Tile Cberniicrlahlra, Consiiilienersi of Sifil
Msrarilirs, pretentliiig taut the :yin; has hen 601411
arreiot of the Constitution, ;la, protested staioldtb.
guilty of the events of Spain. and &clove !WWI
separate himself fruw the adherent mesa of APIII.I

and give in his own resignation.
The fulinwing letter has just come to War."
" MADAID, Al a atit uuntd'Abithal
br
wade ks 2pp:saran:: in Madrid. He Ws trPairo