The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-23 00:00:00

PROC F.EDINGS OF TfiE CORtES.

to the •iniog be Cortes on the Ist of October,
°titer moved's resolotion,thev the Cortes should
demand of the Regency 4 vitoinll4nuitielencconitt of
e t'.. brooches of lb. general eihninmtratlon ; that
klisture a monthly secount of toe same should be
(vomit ; antAlsit it% a dad) account of events
and mareners of any LH portanceshoutd be given
in forth iutormailomentt cailhore of -thetortes.

mutton was,optaitsad :of- and vote unsoi.
m 0 sly. to wfj St• r,i'lyy •
Gontal t made a, motion or the• appointment of
aComatittre offllissiice; the purpose of pro.
wok( she disitstetilif,cliuses depending before the
Tribonah, str• latillifiiitg to see the seal
of this earthy Member, litid the frankness with
which he delivered his opittiler; .professing that ho
sag a soldier, 1144 tid nal understand rhetoric and
syllogism+, but that he etulaavoured to make him.
kif understood like a Castdias. He was supported
by various Members; but the variety of objects
which presented themselves prevented them front de.

liberating fully on this.'
It *at determined, that _the Regency should de.
liv-i in a statement of the prometittsis made since
Me beginning of April, 1508, with an account of
the merit:. and circumstances of the persons pro-
moted. An intithativa was likewise delivered, that
A-
Midst Kier should giro in a statement of
min .if high treasoq.
These various asetionev,the„eilfspringlief justice
lad rectitude, produce such ant efliect upiterille pen.
lhal they fe.ljheasselves transported with plea.
nr", and p.,neteVed, with. love towards the august
A, tublv, where those propositions are made for
the e ~ulati..ll of the innocent and oppressed, and
the ...rrur of the wirkedt,
Tbe Depu s the Anrrictsalprelppited a writ.
lilt, in whit h it was prayed., if WA the:. American
Provinces should be declared an integral part of the
Monarchy, theta veil sho.:ld be thrown over the
late disagreeable events, and that a general amnesty
tluald be p ru non n Ced.

•
THottvetitY, SEPT- 27.
LIBERTY' QP THE PRESS. _
Assutt e! made the elption, the ultimate ob.
leet of whi it vas thePolitlealLibcrty of the Press.
14 ni,ivid for a Committee to investigate the q
and submit to the Cortes the result of their
lahoots and their reflections, and point out the
manna in which it Might appear to them that the
Political Liberty of the Press may be fixed.
ZOIRAVIIX and'hen na Lamm° supported
16, azoim .f Arguelles.
A CI. rierl Deputy manifested some opposition.
another Ecclesiastic, 'ascended the
itibune, and in a very animated manner pointed
wt the evils which had already been eaperieneed
host the want of the Liberty of the 'Press, and the
fits which would result to us from its political
opinion,
lc 7013. It was always necessary to consult pub.
wilt* t: tiCllO was Tag
Ahnost all the Members voWd for the motion,
I:1.d a Cuniniittue was appointed, composed of eight
').e!libcrs, among vrhotn were Arguelles) Perez de
LZStrO, Palacios, and liertisidn.

For the Benefit of Jews anti Foreigners.—An
s?portuaily ouw offers to Foreigners of every de-
itriPtion, end Jews, of &paining a Freehold, as
4 the Act of Parliament for the Freehold House
1
4ttery, the Trustees are regoired to convey the
..reebold Premises, comprising the capital Prises in
''!uid Lottery, to the BEAttEas of the fortnaate
4061; respectively. Thus, if a Jew or Foreigner
Ilfdder of a Prize Tick.: in the City Lot-
.
*lnch draws on Tucsdoy, December the 4th
, he must by that means become the possessor
%capital Freehold, which, by the law of the land,
Tirnot by II)ty other wane obtain.
to "Shut! Lottery begstsiAgdiftnishcd drawing lasty,
'dl2.'s when the foliovieg.Gtpital,Prizes were
uy EYTON, 19 Twenty-five Shares :-
1,572 ants •
. £l,OOO
1.193 club. D
No 117 • • • Class A . • .
. bUO
*I`'OUNAILL) neat the Mansiots-Uvoss.