The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-26 00:00:00

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" THE SMITHS STATICWIAN I %COS TOR AT ED WITS " TIE
ITTATE/lIAM."

LONDON:
MONDAY EVENING, IVNE P.C. 1820.

The French Papers which we have received, con-
tain no intelligence of unusual interest. The Budget
still ractipics the attention of the Chamber of Deputies.
Tite Amite tr of the .12i1 has published a long state-
ment of all the recent disturbances in Paris. The
facts communicated are much the same as those al-
ready known.
FarNea FCSPIL—Five per Cents., 76fr. 35e.
Bank Actions, 1390 fr.

New York Papers to the Ist of June, and Boston to
thrill June, arrived this morning.
AIMITSACT OF AN ACT OP CONGRESS SUPPLEMENTARY TO
ova ENTITLED AN ACT CONCERNING NAVIGATION.

Be it enacted, &e. That from and after the 30th day
of Sept. next, the ports of the United States shall be
and remain cleared against every vessel owned wholly,
sr in part, by a subject or subjects of his Britanic Ma-
jesty, coming or arriving by sea from any port or place
in the province of Lower Canada ; or coming or ar-
riling from any port or place In the province of New
Bniassick, the province of Nova Scotia, the island of
Newitipailinil, St. John's, or Cape Breton, or the de-
lindeacles of any of them : the island of Bermuda, the
Bahama Woad., the Wind called esteem, or the de-
pendencies of any of them ; or from any other port or
place in any istand, colony, territory, or possession.
under the dominion of Oreat Britain, in the West In-

dies, or on the continent of America south of the
southern boomiary of the United States, and not in-
dicted withia the Act to which this Act is supple-
ment-try : and every such vessel so excluded from the
ports of the United States, that shall enter or attempt
to eater the same, in violation of this Act, shall, with

her tackle. apparel, and furniture, together with the
cargo on board such vessel, be forfeited to the United
*ides.
(.11011 TIIF. BO4TON PiPRR or Nun 1.1
4:
FROM LIMA.—By the brig Swan, arrived at this
port yesterday, letters from Valparaiso to the 7th Jan.
were received. It is supposed that Uetteral San Mar-
tin will soon be at Santiago, and that the expedition
azaiast Peru will soon be realised; there is, however,
iso mach said, and so little done, about this expedition,
that we know not what to think of it.

Faux Btrsos Avars.—A brig has arrived, in-
forming us that the new Buenos Ayres tioverauteut
was fully organized, under the supreme direction of
Carrera, and that General Artigas had established
peace on the eastern side of the river.

The progrees of the preceding week, which daily
bronght before the public mind occurrences increasing
is importance, was marked towards its conclusion with
as intensity of popular feeling, which whims had a pa-
rallel in the history of the metropolis. Chilled as the ar-
deur of the public had been by the concessions which had
bees made en the part of her MAJNIITT'S COllOlllllll4Oll.

Its, the confidence of the people at large its her per-
Mild feelings, like that. which, at the most critical
plat of time, we expressed upon oar own aerosol.
esatbweed unshaken. Stitt anxiety appareled as the

bar of decision approached ; and the rumours which
prevailed es Saturday, of the form which her Ma-
JIITI'S resolution bad assented, collected crowds
around her MAJaa'rei residence to catch the earliest
tidings of the result. The answer of her MAJZSTT
aecamplished the hope not only of the multitude as-
sembled to witness the arrival of the Deputation to
',remit the Resolution of the House of Commons, but
also, we ars convinced, of the vast majority of the
lotion. Os no occasion have we ever witnessed sock
an uniformity er public opinion; nor have we, in a
alatfe instance, 'met with a dissentient voice where
tka apposition was not tradeable to the ininence of

elitsisliteaces in which principle had no concern.

Mar Manamer, in her answer, was induced to declare
that she retched with gratitude the high deternsins•
tioa of the Hesse, repressed her deep sense of the at
feetionate laugher of the fiesolation, was aware that
she Weis giro umbrage to these who might soon be
NI/ad to be the Images of her eenduet, bet trusted to
'bile swim owl waned honour, whether the part
11112 hod to take an not be deckled by her own feel-
lip sad temehnice. 1* the concluding seatesee, we