The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-02 00:00:00

all that he goys on the subject of lodise polities for
papal. We giro a part of his elaborate reply in
this day's Paper. This genial Marcois appears to
seed too mach jostflkotion.

Spain is in a miserable state. In spite of all the 1 1
efforts of the Nested Government of Feaomama, '
sad the prying police of the logaisition, disorder,
doubt, and etismsy every where prevails. The let.
tors from Madrid and Cadit are, the first to the
111th, and the last to the 11th ult. In the former,
complaints are still made of the bad state of the
police of the cowry, sod of the Prevalence of large
troops of banditti. The Mail from Madrid to Cadiz
wee always escorted by 80 •r 80 dragoons Ihr/sigh
the mountains of Andslasi,. Efforts are spoken of
on
the port of the Spanish Government to reorganise
the police, and to make it. In fact, • military body.
Animists from Iron state, that FIRDIX4IIID II
obliged to drew his garrisons from Navarre, to make
heed against the rubbers of LS Mancha and the Sierra
Morena. Ono., two leagues from Aranjees, and
Toledo, enly 14 leagues from lb* capital, an to be
garrisooed, in elder to protect the country near them
from the sansiters and deserters. They still talk of
the forward progress to which the Cadis espedition
has at last arrived, end that it sill sail in February.
Yager search is making in Madrid by the blood-
heateds of the Unholy Inquisition to find some
Copies of the Coostitetional Work of Signnr
EITILADA, which, it sees., have found their way
into the capital, ootwithstanding the vigilance
of the Ojeers at the sea.ports and the frontiers.
That accursed Institution, which formerly used to
coulee its diabolical barbarities to what the redline
employed its it chose to nil offewess against religion,
has now coestitsted itself a jedge of political works
cod crises; and we sincerely hope, that It will march
with sub rapid grides In its caner of quinsy that
in ledignant .4 initiated People will set long be
able to bear its oppression, and their own degrade.
lion; but will sweep for ever from the earth this
system of barbarous despntirro, and will establish in
its stead a mild Constitution, founded on piinciples
of pore and wimps' liberty.
From Cadiz we find, that the Cabinet of Madrid
had caefided to the Junta, or Corporate Body of
Cadis, the task of providing transports for the coin.

pktian of the loritialkerl esrliiion. They hid
proceeded sccordragly to take ntitree for the hie. of
4 'mewls ofdifferent sizes, sod an Agent bad b. en di.-
ptcked is rreautto raise, if possible, 6,000 tons of
skipping. Should ha not seared a* Buordeasi, or at
any otberirritscipal port, tige Manse Agent is to pro.
. abed to England, to snake arrangements to @nom.
• gush bio objma *IA ship-estates io Londe*, Bristol,
Liserpool, and other posts of the United Kingdom.
It Is reported that a large mercantile boost in LOs•
don, aatleipatlng this eiseoissioney, has diapescherl a
Gentleasea to Cadiz, with poster to contract for sny
quantity of abipplog that may be respired, as there
WS many vessels applicable to such a per pow, swam.
played in the Weer Thames. May is still spoken of
as the date *beta the (mid armament is to be reedy
for w ; bet the letters add, at the same time, a fact,
skids renders it more improbable, that bosh the mili-
tary sad naval eqrsipmests are to be coadderably
larger than has bees hitherto supposed.

%onion, Dtc.3l.—Toresday morning the Dochoss
of GLOCCUTZII, accompanied by her Royal Sister,
the Princess AUGUSTA, went in ber carriage and boar
hem Ow Castle to be residence in Bagshot-park,
to view the repsirs, alterations, and impro►easents
which halo brim Epilog on for sense time pmts.—
Thair Royal Highnesses reamed to Om Castle to
dinner.

Pliny, Ltoror.o left Cohere, on the 3d alt. for
Sate.Weiuser, to meet the Emma, of Rusin.
The ships Buckinghamshire anti Earl of 1141
sailed from Bombay the 21st of June, aod arrived as
Pointe of Wiles Nand the 13th of Joty. They were
to proceed en their voyage to Mug, rig hlalacca,on
the 18th of July.
Oa Wednesday. Ike ?3J at Dee•mher, died, at
Larerpord, the Right llonoorable Lady Cetera.—
The amain§ mere interred on Teesday the 29th, in
the family smelt at Barthomley, our Crere-hall,
Cheshire.

Who' the Emperor N4POLLON visited the marbles
In the moseam of the Louvre, along with Mr. Was;
be *Nerved, on looking at the bust of Hammett.,
that he was the greatest man of all antiqeiry—and
tensing brirkipr added, that Genus' WIIIIIIXOTOS
mos the pettiest of 1b moderns!
. . . .

The coolest for the Oct of Orgenist In the coltish
of St. Masten hp the West, terminated yesterday,
when the election was declared to base fillet. on Mr.
Wootattoar;sit has been one of the wormiest
coolest, ever is the parish. At the Clo4e of
the poll dm numbers mere—for Mr. IVOW/1110RM
I l ; for Mr. Linn, Ib6 ; and for Mr. RICHARDS,
47. A scrutiny bee been demanded ou the part of
Mr• LING.

Dova Y-LA 7,1 a TUCATRY.—FIodden Field, the new
melo.drame, was repeated last night with the degree
of success which its pretensions deserted ; it was
listened to, bet as It is not capable of eliciting
decided gratification, it was merely listened to.—
Some of the lenges,* is prosaic and some poeti-
cs' ; ►ome palpably belong• to the Author of the
Melo- Drew, cod some (sores its micelleoce to th.
author 'tribe Poem ; but neither Ito prose nor its
poetry are filled for the stage. Some of the scenery
of this piece is showy, bet we did not see any that
struck as is new. The music is of the order gene.
rally applied to tech things, and to those wtr think
that the strength of the hoe'. ran dilate lay thing
else strong, we have the gratification to announce
that in one charecter or other they will see all the
female tragedians of the ceepeey, sad we belittle, all
t►e male, but KEAN.