The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-29 00:00:00

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The Couritr, of last night, give the MI @Cala
tracts from a long statement gf .the pretraMdlillPhd. gkil
Congress published abroad:— a
.• 'The reverential of Xerematjeltateow the Seth --of •
f ktober, at Prince Me pichispja We Palen Oapellaei.
Were
All the Severely!' sod t rldriLlrellitrillent.•.lst.r
We second confereisle, w el' ,plaeout thellid;the,
Minister* tread theatre!' 0 -4114-4. e terthe °Edge
of the gnat lone that were; to lilt , 'ma thit 0..
pied the different Soreanallonvite eltremely actin. It
was generally 'opposed *Wake polities of Prism Met-
teraieh would serve tithe beeletand ;ale it WI the de..
serialisation or the Cogent, Tito Emotes Violeta,
I :ount de Nesieleeder $ peefellefi- etctoroces eon is .1110.
aster political sphere. lillolsleryslionrareee follow/a,
the sewed genial confeeibtreOraid the
,prensee of the
Monarchs not being absol . elyAecessory, the King of
Pressia left Verona, with- w-uses, to pay a Welt to
Veld.... The Ministers° geest POI• 11 held their;
eittiog• daily. The Prioarlikliettersich to the Peed-.
dent, and the Arlie Chanoullo.leente acts as Secretory.
"An hreportaat dociment had. in the but insigne...
here submitted tithe Cogierese by Prises Mistweerch,
It comprised five peiseipal objects—the two first related
to the affairs of Naples, Xledepent,- and Oreen--the
third refereed to Spein—iiid the-two last embraced the
regret Societies.ilfith rapt. W.Sealw. the etteWiewl
of aft avined latervention 1)0 been resalvid in theatres..
sun, in consequesai of tltibi.atiterientstiolleend demands
or the cabinet otsbe Taikieneg. . . Tim propulsory Alm,
cession tinned Wily upon the difficulties sad' amide or
execution is Ganef war. .41 route( -Winded to ester.
upon the campaign with letliopeiloggefew; ochres Abe
Cortes obstinately persisted is kielpleg . reediest's' ' id
captivity. and in rejecting a • Monarchial OtWelitution.
I t was wit wished to impost Gee rayon ,Wera, :Oat to , in,
duce them to adopt it thiamine...
" In the order of deliberatitaa the affairs of Spain
has the priority. as the iidiAgreveand pressieg. It was
felt that upon the 'eluded: or the', great question of eat ~:
armed interventios might:depend OM, kte of moserebiek
sod of present and futur‘revolotioes.. Nepenthe two
parties which divide Eurobe, interpreted. each inleis em
sent, the eventual intentions of Cowes'. According •
to the revolutionists. it will ogly.aished to .maintain the
elite toe ; or to state it obre.eleuiely,tim precut state of-
Europe. without, however. euffitieg the existing tavola:,
tins to make fresh progrefat teepee, ffiegiabd,Attatria
and. Roues, would have coptimed to keep *duiniasur-
rection is tl.e East, whilst mairreuion in the Penhasula
would have been repressed by Fraser. sod bj her army of
observation—nothing more. Thu!. the declaration of the
five great Power*, so iumetiontly expected. would have
Lad for its ohject to ennotteckelleilly to the w 044 that
they were united ils views end latereets for the =deems
sure of peace, sod the reeessioa of all subeecrent to.
voiutionary attempts. Ilene% ths iivolutioa of Spain
would have received, frorithailcijAllience' i diploma
of guarantee, and the ;principle of - 'rated revolt
would have bees cunseeratekin • the diplwaseg 6(, Su-
ropean Monarchies.
" The moat simple examination
.is sufficient to 'hew
that ebbs was the of Elgised,...ii Opposition- to the
visas of the Continental Power"- - ,Mer . policy wases-
tirely and directly to avoid 6ajteetwass to arms. .
." Rot let es proceed wills ear isaforinatimi rolatieo le
tiseCoarress. The Viemotpele Moesmareacy..ionso
mom and well-aegned Not" praised the- iPtervtotiollt
iri conformity with the views of -liiiCoitel. lint Est-,
land succeeded in arresting or suleadiwg the general
assent. end the .lust project was- laid aside. - It was to
embark an Austre-itossiaa.anoy foe the nate* coma
Stain. whilst the Isemb inity pushed ou is the direc-
tion of Madrid. .
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" ilowever, the repress Cations of tht French Cabs-
pat had made the atroageat iinpressies ,a-poit the Eir
perar Airesader. A long tonfereirceloalrevliee eis the
24th of October, between tire. D0105...0 Wellingtee,
Pane* Monomials, sad Vinuite de Mmtmoresey. VW
panties were a sited far films site Sp eat fionneaest,
iet reply to the overtures mediae lie prolimieury coo-
ferenets et Vienne. The.einieler hasiafflimaglit a for-
um; refuel front the Revolutionists sef. Madrid to adopt
any change in their code-and pate of avtareliy, it was
resolved no the 23th,i a a inicisterial.bolifernce, amid-
anomaly, on the proposition .61.Priseit Metternich. that
an official representation skald Inertede to the Spanish
ti meet In thcome 'of -WI Nu. Powers represented
i n.Goegretts. Tbo projeceret this' eategorical declare-
tin was forthwith drawn opiand wee oigned by all the.
Ministers in alphabetic-Warder.: Thus the Congresi ,
really commenced its operating bjthishfficial num ni-
ratios made to Spain; it was tett off the nest day he
Pais. and from thence to Madrid. '
"Yet.the greater partof timilliehinele, and ioyertkulir
one great power, insisted strongly et the Wipes, upon
the destruction of the Cortex. Iglus Wooded, in case!
the Ultimatum should be 'ejected. to veal the Ambas-
sadors from the Spanish Ouveromest,:ithose ablate*
was no longer to be aeknoweedgetil, cousidering the M-
unition of the King and Itorri-Framily. It was left to
France. provided with suffiankforces sod FOSOUrees, to
support the Royalist ports,, which bail takes- arms
against the Cones, and the whole conduct of the war
vas entrusted to her, with: the.assureace of. receiving
effectual support, if, contrary to expectation; it Weald
become necessary. In this ease..Englanitaiwie declared •
lief intention of remaining neuter, •It was OR the stb-of
Novemberthat this intelligence arrived at Paris, .7Pliai-
different Jon rends then beget" to discuss the emblem at-
cording to their different v wpotill, on tlivietla of No-
v•mher, the Mealtime p ked mei obeeitratioere
which, however, were se civilly ambiguous:- 'Uw-
e-err, there was this passagesleleich me.: genteelly asp.
plaetled : --s It Is not, therolore,. ow pinyon bee* to
inquire by what principles Spackhas hoe brought mot6'
the deplorable state in which•the is placed 1 bat what ti_
filling to he ascertained is, whether the situates of thW
Spanish people does not expdse Felines to dusters -of
such a nature, that there is otccessiSe on our part—to -,
leg to the necessity, and the. righrof selripreleiy . ob.
oelt
attached to every nation—to emplorill the- pewee :Oh
whirls Providence has favoured al% in- .111-ening those'
dangers. _ .
" But bow happens it that the yossibilltret war iii.
acknowledged, while it: necessity, er expediency. .06:
slightiy touched upon ? Is iteo neensary,Ltfienito give
titer to the ferocious Mina, to exterminate the Spanish
Royalists upon the Preach freesiers; to burn sad lie&
thetolne and villages wbicleties served them es ivy.:
Luis. and to seed emissaries eVareinto the French ism-
torte.? At the date of the dib Nov. nothing hed.beta"
finally decided at Verona; bet' the speedy -retain or.
Viscount Montmorency was alwratenced• It is Tifliiiabit
that he will I.e the hearer of the nuoifesto of the uosi-
gress, and of its final resoluticius ".f "..

The slips in the Dock-yard !kiting occupied. the kiwi op,
a frigate. to be called the Promplng; tosotry:46 'suns
bas born laid in tbe South Dock.. The eiporiatent oc
constructing a ship in dock is Alt new :•tbe lasti,•wo
here. so built, was the Bleabeifur 9S, :it Chatham.--(Pty.
mouth Citron.) • - •
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There has not for many years been knows a [trailer
slumber of woodcocks in thiestiontry than lb thiAtre-.
sent season. Two gentlemen •fresu the •sliter eountiO"
have. in the course of the last•-weeh. ebqqcons 70. to, hp
brace on the deuiense and estate ollfootlyinaritr.'lsealdies
43 brace of bates and othet siatobor.. of
woodcocks may be accounterliet.,Tnell.444 matialrewie
of easterly winds that existed 0114. ohasneliceamplit of
the last eight days.—(Cork &Whet* Segrir-1 •
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