The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-05 00:00:00

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sihs they give a nielan-holy picture of the Quixotic
co:,ey. They say the tiovernor is a great tyrant, and
bas the power of life and death over his subjects : he
Argo Au per cent. ;Oconee on all he sells. If npv
„,e acts contra to his regnlations, he is punished by
heing pot in th ark hole. It is a sickly bad pher, Anil
deeds no :Mr tage whatever. Must of the • ;Au:lists
,:, Paving. "

The following romarks are from The Baltimore
murnipg• ro n
We megmet ut hear, and from umpmeamionabta who.
otv,tbat the legislature of Maryland retaseli liberty to
4: the Members to bring in a Bill. the object of
wkiell was to allow to our Jewish hretlar.m a free parti-
ciSsdon in all civil rights. On their heals be the
hivne and scandal Of such intolerance. They sere
:loved an opportunity to rescue Maryland front a
r•yroach, which it was thought our Legislators
will rejoice to wipe away. lint let our Jewish brethren
cimumforted—this reproach will not remain much
Pagir in the statute hook —the Intoning star begins to
marmde already, and it is hut the harbinger of a glorious
.It:: the fogs and mists of prejudice arc now dispersing
lelare the rising light: time day of comlete emencips-
rot 14 near. Mr. Kennelly, mover of the Bill, will in
:all day be rementherri w:rh gratitude."
We stated yesterday that General Freyra was
opposed to be innocent of the charge of exciting
or cicouraging the soldiers to attach Cie people:
tie annexed letter from Cadiz contains the only
'etreltastanet. we .have.liitlierto collected tending to
eicApate General Va.yre bout the guilt of ass•
acre : _ _ .

(Ante, Haien 11.-I%e carnage awl phonier on
tie emstesoneed in the morning. to the cry of ' Live
the King: sal continued rill I I o'clock on the
iog lienrral Freyro, is person, used every endem
mar to restrain their violence, hut witbont effect; the
troops lost all suhortfination, and at three o'clock lie
das compellekl to quit the city. This cruel excess 11814
essaitate4 from the cis:maunders of the garrison, in re-
year's: for Freyre not having officially communicated to
?Ist; his intention of taking the oath to the Constitntiou
in ',Mille. History farnishes no lustiness of an outrage
of so violent a Were, at the people certainly had not
teutured to manifest any external symptoms of joy until
ar..y were authorised to do so by ihrir governors. Be-
ta,e to-tsar none of the doors of the houses base been
trne.l, an it eenrrely a person has been seen in the
rt:ems. .111 11-. elatuorons for vengeance. Such is the
to the s.,hliery, that Bevy tone who ventures out
die!, and more than 31) Wave already shared that
:ate. Ist von's!, the soldiers have not ventured to
re.sk :.turo Any pirate houses, because they are. fur the
rose plc?, very strongly harricallecl, and they freerl
tieing tire I upon from us ithin. A few of the shops, par-
ticularly thuse for the tile of provisions or fruit, and
which were secured in a slighter manner than the pri-
vate houses, have he.m forced, and in them many of the
Millen passed their time, enjoying the fruits of their
*oder. After all, it is hat too well unslerstipoil that
the vAdirts are Ices guilty of this atrocity its the cum-
psr;son than the Arms, it helrg asserted that they have
nattnally,•atil in a brothern.ke manner, been sharers in
tie spoil and pillage. The civil authorities here con-
tissue the same as hefore. If these vile troops had an
inclination foe sighting, why did they attack an unarmed
sad an unusfewling people, at a time when the soldiers
of quiroea were ilalloned .en near nl.em, and they might
have enyer.rl themselves with glory ?”
• A Ccunn:erci:l Home in the City has advanced
£iu,Mo upon the kilowitv security :
nrruacte or coLomdi.t.

Durcruier. Mo.
Doi, Lot, T.orcz MteParr Pleelporfrntioryof
tie Sopron,Umrrnmrnt of the Rim: our or Coroont‘.

duly 04tLvtizel, residing I. the telly of laandon,djtisrettY
cerii4, that the said o:_averansent is Indebted to
for to mid for the use of the grid Government. the
:,:At of • which said sum
ell! be Willie to the said (or Assigne. by ,
indorsement hereon) out of the Natlouat Treasury of the
said RepaiNie.with interest thereon. at the rate of .t I sterling
per cent. per month, trims the date hereof.
Ia tirlPe %hereof I hare granted the present Debenture.
Dated In laandno, this das of
Payable in London. or at , the emit of the
Supreme (internment of the Rerun' to or Coxonsta.
A pent, Manuel Joseph Onintana, has been ap-
pointed Presi-ient of the Supreme Junta of Cen-
sorship of the Pre,.: in Sr'cita.
The followitv is an extract of a letter, dated
lienna, March 22 :--
ether towns of t.a ra:;.ny yon hear of the appre- •
kinship of sneakers anal crawl person. lay the e, anal •
we are not without sitrilasrt mourn a her r. E.en in
our Cairenity we notice thrett,t appear knee of urn s••l,lritt
after atother, stational bring able to ad donut for the
cause, or 10,11$frffSIO whither 'hey are transpitte.l. It
it out very lately that a party a f the st talents asseaohled
in rrir4te, in order to ali.cuss the freed ratof the fuels
and the liberty of the people me, a glass of sung; net
the fart sows raffle to the ears t.t the pike, and several
at. them were subjected to tam, 'nation, and had their
p;•was ....real. !ionic. against v i hilt sus;sirions were ec-
• heal by the inspection of 'lieu 'Ayers, were thrown
p;isor,.•'
The Jourscl des Delats bat., " We are autho-
r:fred to declare ext.ressly, that there csisrs in Por-
Inl l u ;hid of agitation ; and that, on the con-
trary, the most I.rofound tranquillity subsists in all
parts of that kingdom.
The Government, we understand, have come to
It determ:nation of adding very materially to the
military strength of the metropolis, pending the
ettmilag trials of the Cuto-street Conspirators. On
Sattirda% lust, hls Royal neters, the Commander-
in-Chief, attended by General Sir Herbert Taylor,
Colonel Stephenson, and Mr. Vila% the architect,
taipected the interior of the whole of the buildings
In the lasing'-mews (Charing-cross), and orders
were riven for the spacious ridicg-house, anal ex-
termite range of graharit a. to be prepared inane-
aliztely k,r the reception, of troot.s.
Yesterday, a little alter twelve o'clock, the
Christ Church nod Drisiene'l boys, to the rnimint of
tiall,cd in procession from hrist's Hospital, re•
een.panie 1. by their toasters and musts, to the Marrdun
House, where they were admitted; they walked through
the grand %awns, where the Lord Mayor, seteral Al-
dermen, the WI• hlevoresa, with seteral o'her Ladiei,
seated. They then proceeded round the Friptia n
Hall, to view tlie Wales, with all the decorations. used
at tip. grand entertainment the preceding day: they then
took a view of the ball-roons, and other state open menu.
/n leasing, they passed in rotation before the Lord
.Mayor in the Great Hall, and each boy, accordinr to an-
cient susturn, received a shilling, or sixpence, according
ta their respective merits, with a bun and a glass of
wise. After this ceremony, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen.
Sheriffs, and all the City Officers, followed in the ustaal
Procession to Christ Church, Newgate-street, where the
Spitel Sermon preached by the Rev. 3lr. Chaim!,
frau St. John, 211th chapter, wad frees tier Ist to the
jth ruses. After church, the procession returned in
the unto manner to the 'tansies House, where the Loa
catertained a hargeparty at dimmer.