The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-21 00:00:00

tits quite delighted with the country, tuk.shall nevor
what to come back to England, except for the purpose
of conducting you here. We get muscles, oysters,
.and perriwinklas for picking up, and say quantity
of them iu a short space Gf time ; plenty of fine fish,'
and all sorts of game for shooting them. To-day une
of our party shot a fine fawn, which we sent as a pre.
sent to the Captain, as he has belmvsal exceedingly well
to us in all respects, and particularly reconnornjed us
very strongly to the priacipal Government Officers.
" Many parties are gone 50 to 150 miles up the
country, but we are iu experi.fion to be allowed to
stop within eight or ten miles, near Zwart Kops River.
The land is very good. Bread is dear, the white fid.
per pound ; but as we have plenty of meat, &c. we!
dont use much of it. Batter is lid. per pound, owingi
to so many people coming here ; but cows are selling!
at from 20s. to Ios. each, according to the quality, and
I bare this day bartered three pair of trowsers for a
cow in calf. •

"We are doing business. and getting good prices.
We are going on unanimously and pleasantly, and I
have no doubt we shall do well.• We can get plenty
of good rough stone (a kind of bastard marble) of all
vises, to build houses with. We shall be a good
'lst.tnce fr the Caffres. We consider that we have
perfectly right in coming here ; we are loud of
and independence, and Are it now straight be-

lore ti.s."

• The party forms a kind of Joint Stork Company.

STATE, OF SP.-IIN. .
KMPRIII, SEPT. 9.—The tranquillity of this capital
has not been seriously interrupted. The Government is
powerful in its means; it is supported by the unshaken
will of the King', by public opinion, and by the calm
and dignified spirit which animates the Cortes. That
assembly, truly national, is poled of wise and mode-
rate men devoted to their King and country, and conse-
quently strangers to all the little passions which rally
under the fatal denominations of party. of coteries, of
mats, or of clubs. The Government reckons on the
support of the Cortes, as the Cortes rely on the loyalty
and firmness of the Government. The deliberations of
that national senate show the spirit with which it is ani-
mated. The Farrifun of Madrid was only called out on
the late occasion as a measure of precaution. These
brave men justified in the Most noble manner the confi-
dence of the Government. Their devotedness adds to
the physical and Round force of the state. .
•' It true that the scenes which took place on the'
evening of the 3J, at the Theatre del Principe, 'cautctl
inioe alarm. The pit demanded the air " ?raid to
prry." This sung, composed at Cadiz in 1813, con-
tains the most outrageous allusions to the Noblesi
interested in supporiing the former order of things. l►n 1
this account the demand of the pit was opposed by the
political chiefs. But it was precisely on this °erasion
that the General of Brigade, Don Jose Maria Torrejus,
Commandant of the Regiment of Ferdinand VII:, in
garrison at Madrid, displayed a character above all
praise. This youuc man, scarcely lon years old, and
who had groaned for the last three years in the dun-i
grans of the Inquisition at Valencia, Imposed silence on
the nteltitude, whom he harangued, telling them that'
they oswit ram ovry his hotly before they could reach
the political chief who was the object of their resent-,
went.

" Oen. Itiego is ronfinell at Otiedo ; he bas no rtn-
phieMent, and no destination. lie is reproached not
only with having written, but with having printed, a
letter addressed to his comrades of the Isla, that he had
dear his utmost to stew with the !merriment. We shall
not say what his sentiments are, hut we must do justice
to the conduct whirls he displayed when he was con-
vinced that that conduct was displeasing to government.
Far from demanding a guard (as has kern said), he
liAstened to obey, and proceeded on his destination.
Sense of his companions were sent away with him. We
:are assured that, when the army of Andalusia is (Hs
-
?Sanded, General O'Dunoju will be promoted in the War'
Department.
" The contagion which has broken out ut Xeres de la
Frontera will contribute to hasten the dissolution of that
army, the existessre of which is less useful in present
circumstances. Nothing shows more the confidence in-
spired by Oovernotent than the number of persons who
wish to participate in the new loan of two hundred mil-
lions of reals.'

It E I WA' CT.
I. An Account of the Net Amount of the Revenue of
the United Kingal ,•frorn the sth of April, 1 N2O,
to the sth of July, 11,20, separating Ireland fame
England.

ORFAT NRITAIN.

Ceatom, - 010.773 ♦ 41
- 6.033.474 0 0

-
Mumps - - - 1,381,443 IV 3
le.eidents - . - - 3,130.004 321
Surplus Annual Ditties - 4t3.1414 It of
Ditto Duties on Properly - - 6.317 14 VI

11.621.509 IV 9
Exrise Duties continued per &l tiro. 111. 010,938 t.O
Duties annually granted to pa) off three
minion Exithequer Bills - 1,034.074 0 if
South Sea Compart)'s Fund *,193 17 U
t4i per Cent. - - - . 10,047 0 1 i

tI3.ItifIAIN IU 01

Nut e.—Thr Excliepter ie only enabled to crake a
Return of the Revenue of Breat Britain.

ATM. ROSE HAWORTH.
Exchequer. the 2211 day ofJul). ICA/.
An Account of the Net Pruilure of the Revenue of
IrelAnil, as paid into the Exehequer there, from the
sth of April, {SDP. to the 5 t of Jul• I.2o—(in
Curreney):—
Customs -
Excise
Assessed Taxes
Stamps
Post Office -
Nsiseellaneuus

4'393.9.27 4 71
13.4.77 i 0 7
1( .S4S $
100.111 0 $
13.540 3 I
10/,711 19 Of
Total 41311.019 U 11
•
0. R. I.OIIIIN4ITON.
Whitehall Treasury Chambers. 111th Jul). 1010.
3. An account of the I nestle and Charge on the
Coneolidated Fund of the United kingdom,- from
bib April. Is2U, to ath July, 152(1:--
' IhCellt. corms,.
19,119;98N. 10 I - 19.779.7kt1. 9 91
WM. ttOsh: ti twotrrip
gartimeer. the Mid day of July . 11410.
4. Au arcuunt of the Tottl belirieney of the Conso-
lidated Fund on the 6th July, Intl/ ; together with
an Aemtuat of the manner in which the same was
Asarlpeeses:--
Th:of the Coaaelidaterl rend.
'se the isdi Jail, areserted Ie i9•1it7471* 17;
Asd wit Oak pied' bi tube *akin/ ors of Eadlinar'
• :Milk to AirM6ollllti • • - • •-••
WM. %WE iimfloavu.
IbAutest. she IN day stJelr. NO.