The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-31 00:00:00

SPANISH PATRIOTIC DINNIIR.

At the dinner given atChTiiid Loudon Tame hr the
Patriotic Society of Spanianls, in honour of the "ilia/
of the Cortes, his Excellency the Duke de Ennis is
Chair, the following toasts were proposed:—
I. Prosperity to our native land, and oar Cos**.
tiosal King. -Ferdinand VII.-2. May pare and e.
lightened Patriotism' actuate the Deplanes of the Conn
In all their deliberations.-3. May the pacifisabes sl

the ultra-marine Provinces open relationi of teal bp
tween the Spaniards of both hemispheres.
The Noble President, in returnees' tbsihs fie the sop
figments expressed on the occasion, sad dbuiphrigidas,
nor In which he had been entertained,yettembeeirs,_
(lentletnen—Twice has our limit enemy ',sneaked
the world within a few years; at our linit seatendieg
for freedom, and, at another, fleniaadingimak soda/
laws sealed with the blood of its Mink Mime
art of heroism fully proves that our elm= a k
reign yoke did not emanate from these rt of
patriotism alone which are to hewn entleimbriens
nations, but also from an enlightened live 4 swim
Ile • King, by taking the oaths to the Ca lira d
1912, iu the bosom of the Cortes, to las flfZI hod
of our triumphs, adds the civic diadem aim
the brow of all free awe. A King, acclaimed, reimmil,
and avenged—a King whose ascent to the theses he
nut been through the common means arising Mt el dr
fragility of human life, bat by the courage salute
of his people, swearing to preserve to them these lib&
ties they purchased with the greatest seediest—is s
spectacle unknown even in remote times. The wend
promise of the King opens the road to all Idea of pel
lie felicity, and more particularly the receseiliatise el
me ultra-marine brethren, who may new n*114111%
a just and reel freedom, by ceasing toed& it mile
useless and disastrous revolutions.
Gentlest's—Highly gratifying it is to my bane Ms
Spaniard, and as the Representative of the Kleg, it
know and see the cordial andpatriotie intimate el
fellow countrymen, resident in Ragland. To
ewe my warmest protection, and par intense, sod pee
eons it will be my zealous duty to support with the filo
worriment near which I am placed. On witnessing As
sentiments, however, I melt confess! am act aseseisK
because they are alike in the breasts of all Seale*
and do not depend on a residence in their native hi
United by nature, religion, language, and k' our WA
and institutions, the most powerful ties wlskb biotin
ie society together, wherever Spaniards are to Mime&
there will they be seen animated by the lore if the
a. In IdOS we all acclaimed king Ferdimarl; is
eta.
Al have acclaimed the trenstitiitios of 1911,set
nand as our Constitutional King. The palms(
Spanish patriotism penetrates every where, sailing
the hearts of all Spaniards—nothing can :eizeint; hi
this beneficent genius that influences oar stilt
liparwes:ansat dauyn,awitert,
lebyfidouelri tayahtoesoioutt'r hiMotaarekbe "Westile.,l64.• ,
our peNtical regeneratiewwith that prudence sod 4111
which always accompany as aliglimml
r....rree's country.
Oentlennen•—l again repeat, with all the sineetityll
•y heart, the delight I experience at the seatimedgel
Move witnessed, and a: the same time I bef zee to toa
warmest acknowledgments fur the dinacties
you have honoured me, in electing see s St
President.

Harvest has al rea4 commfnced in diNereat porno'
this county. A fine kohl of wheat was yerterdaf
at Penealeniek, near this place. Mr. Martin of Po
poll. in the parish of Crantock, has also cosamossa
reaping wheat.—(lrcei 13, Roo.)
At a time wises
tails amongst the ps.
expect that the Magistracy
with which Cornwall
to check any appearance
happy order of
feeling is experienced
pleat Corporator*
part of this country,
Mayor, the alarming ,
in that neighbourhood
anfactnre several "
Ise. A council
was laid before
to Lord Sidnaouth
sa occasion so momentous.
realms. should
eats information _
osambled at &Amin,
was for active
ilustations, and 1
fibs of the Cony
rest, mentioned

--1,,5• COI Ell 11UP • )
WU me much agitation and di:7r
to people in this country, it Is
Magistracy is the nemerees
small is studded, should he enika
spearanes of disaihctlea to der
ef things. A wag, wise 'W. •
fenced is no ordinary de
irs of a certain Bo
entry, found me:"
rming intelligence, that
ourhood had received as ISO
al hundreds of daggers, swag?
..._llllo‘
I was ir.stautly held, the
the Divan, and it was ressirettlig".
nth fur instructions bow to •
momentous Used Ma
et
arrive. it was Faeroes't
a to the commander eit eles sailitied.
Amin, that they might ii kerealP •
e service, should the tralW's •
insurrectionary moresseM
neil. however, rather more
the propriety of snaking sew it'll?.
'plying to the Right Hire. 30nit50,7.4
IFisthis, after some hmieuties. ebim.
the accused parties was seesemr
a being questioned retail** •
s weapons described, be shoat,
ee, by assuring the weir .
that they were tweeds "tits
in making srem Forge orgertai'4l%
moping core In this one*

If.AT EV iNINO, MILT 31, 1920.

LONDON:

LORD COCHRANR.

W. have been informed that the dispatches recently
wired from South America, were transmitted by
Lord COCHRAN' to one of his friends, accompanied
with an express request that they should forthwith, on
their arrival, be forwarded to our office for insertion
is The Statesman. Instead of complying with his
Lordship's wish, the person who received them, and
far whose conduct we are quite unable to divine the
motives, unless it were to gratify some personal views,
seat them for publication in another evening paper.
We hare been made acquainted with this circum-
stance by a gentleman who accidentally became
acquainted with the secret. The paper in question we
are mot In the habit of perusing, but we s ibi.equently
obtained the despatches from another source.

The Funds had fallen I per cent. at one o'clock.
The reason assigned on the Stock Exchange is a
rustler of the Emperor of Austria having marched a
considerable force towards Naples. Perhaps the note
of the Russian Minister to the latter Court, on the
affairs of Spain, may also have had some share In the
depression.

The note from the Russian 11blister on the Revo-
lution in Spain, inscrted in another of oar columns,
will be read with more than usual interest. To-mor-
row we will osrumunieate inc► remark as it suggests

17 the hatch papers last received, it appears that
the fends have experienced a slight rise.

Piot per Cents. 79 f. ; Bank Actions, 1,390. 1.

RITSACT or A LRTTIR •ao» JAMAICA I DATED
...
Wit If.
Foreigners belonging to nations who are at peiro

with Spain are entitled to settle at Puerto Rico : lands
will be given them gratis in the name of the Kinn,
and after seven years have elapsed, from the time of
their establishment in the Island, all the rights and
privileges of naturalization will be conferred on them.

New Brunswick papers arrived this nsorning to the
lith June.

ST. JOHN'S, JUNE t 4.
By a gentleman who arrived in the Ploughboy we
Lap that a sloop of war arrived at Passamaquaddy
oft Sunday from Halifax ; it was generally the opinion
that she is intended to enforce the Plaster Laws,
and to prevent the encroachment of the American fish.
emirs.

LATEST ►anss •rRICA.
Since the arrival of the Commissioners for the trial
of slave vessels at Sierra Leone, thirty-two of that de-
scription bare bees raptured and condemned. Twenty
vessels were reported the other'day to be in Simian and
Cases°, ikinhlrasdr, all for slaves.

Those wh• accase the Quarts of every tbieg that is
licentious, are quite shocked at the idea of her MA•
Awe Wending to be present at the examination of
lar:Pli who are to give testimony against her.
g. nothing would be sore inconsis-

Int lin threisaracter and conduct of a modest we-
, man, than the part Which het M.tstsTT is expected to
take in the approaching proceedings in *bleb she is
so much interested. How conscientious these reason-
er, in favour of cr-parte condemnations are I. their

motions of propriety on this subject! They eaten%
however, disgelse the object they have in view. no
Intention of these ',gement*, thee which nothing can
be mote unjust, is to deter her MAJESTY from appear-
, *le perm' at the investigation into her conduct.
liellidag that theta may he some appearance of Jade-
lieu, in a female listening in public to such stories
as the Italian tesegal-bearers may have pt to tell,
and a Vten-CsaxclUton, with a Learned Civilise,
email collect ; still we have ita rewind the urgers of
these objectless, that it is the relentless manner in
which the preateetion is carried on against her Ma-
im*, that has compelled her to adept this mole-
tioa—that has indicted upon her this addithreal awl
cruel necessity-_, complying with the imdispeadillie