The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-06 00:00:00

SP.IIN.

&MILLI. MAUCH 17.—At Seville the Constituting
Was proolaitutal son the 10th, without the least disseto
siun t taut blood was shed at on the 14th. It is
said, th.tt the troops have been 'ordered to quit that I
town, hot their departure aas opposed by the people.:
who are resolved to revenge themselves upon the sod-
Biers. Seville has hitherto been tranquil; but now wt.
every roomed fear that disastrous nouveau', a will take
place. !leaven avert them!
Limnos, 31sincit 22.—We got to Santiago the day
after the proclamation of the tow Constitution, and
foam! every thing very iliffereut to what one experiences
travelling through other parts of Spain. Ilse gates
were open—no guards and no precautions—and we pro-
onsoled to the Vesado *Woolf a single inquiry. AU
through the streets every Wyk appeared joyful sad full
of ruurersation. We multi lordly insegioe that SO im-
portant an alter as a revolution lead taken place, and
that only on the preceding day. The people were glad
' beyond measure' hut they hardly knew bow to behete
their owes. The I:uset low (ad joining) Arrvedu,
I told us. that, in all the prot ince of Galicia, excepting at
Meuse, us' should be as free as in England ; but in
I those situations where the King still retained his
rity, we shosild meet with impediments. The people
hare (Gillum) begin to t realise again. Their exp.': 'a-
liens are very high as to tlsr !benefits they will d.-r:b e
! front this glorious change ; the more so, as it has been
brought shoat without the shedding of one drop of
blond, at least its this direction ; !out it has termbnated
so unexpectedly. that the Alistim•rri two Ir appoiutr.l ;.tr
unprepared fur such un event, anti wr must wait -one
little time till they decide un the best towasn-rs ti. he
adopted. An order canc. ow, 'WM tith 3larch, peraot.
tine ti a exportation of I aeon's pro.luetions of Spain
duty free, lout, as it was before the acceptation of the
Constitution IT the King. I should presume it was the
last effort of hia liinisters 10 stop the insurrection: it
runnel he acted on fur the present until ronfirmetl. The
importation of cotton, and the moderation of duties un
woollen goods, are anticipated.
GI auvi.l vs, Stiticsi I%.—Obs the 9th instant, a dread-
ful massacre took place at 'Cadiz. lienernlfigovve(iteirr.,
had been recently appointed Csptain-llrnerat of Audi-.
lusia) invited Qnsrova (the Insnrgetat Chief) to entry
and assist at the rerrtoolly Of 1116rAr1111,; to the Cott.iito•
than. Every thing was prepared, arid the tromps tinder
arms in the square ut St. Antonin. A few u,iwltra ure.
nova to the verentuny, the regiment of Oxide suddenly
shunted " Viva el Key," and tired en the populace. of
whom about WO ut 6e41 titer:, it is said, killed and
wounded. The Bishop of CatEs Is supposed to hat..
been the instigator—he has !wen confined, and, it is
supposed. will be heonelat to punishment. Every town
' In this pnovince ha* proclaimed the I inrctittilion, and
the greatest part of then. did it heforb. the King's order
arrives!. General Miranda, the late I tovcrnor Unita,
and tieweral Veurgas. Of C 011111134, are in this garrison ;
the latter was heiositlit into the Hay a prisoner on hoard
a Spanish ship. on brand whirls he had been twang nt
from Coranna, inning hero expelled thence by the Insur-
gent party; he nes liberated I. the vessel the re-
assioteA Atte.. 'dilemma: lAin. tiencrr I Jure 4 t'llunnel is a
fugitive in the neighbottrhood of St. Ronne, having
been entirely deserted by his Ir Ills wile is in
Gibraltar, mini it is ntuntowell that she has been the au-
thor of a ripest of a vessel final the coast of Africa har-
ing been altuard to nounnunicate with the Isla de Leon,
without the enforcetswnt ut the quarantine regulation.;
in consequence of which, the Inwernor (General Don)
has placed a cordon, still reamius, to the great
anuoyanceof the iohalsitants anal injury to trade. The
Atnerirats frigate liserrierr, and lung Spark, sailed up
the Mediterranean on the 13111. and on the 7th, the
Franklin. HI gnus. COlOlllollar Stewart, fur America.
On the 16111. the cortett.• Pnwock was lying at
Gibraltar.

P.HUS, .iI•RIL ...'.
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It is now nearly a forfitielot since an attempt was made
to its. tali is e Monsieur, and not ► whisper of it has toren
heard, eseept. indeed, the Wm..., oof the King, ts bich
aas br,s sht on by the shoeli. It teems that bit !total
Highness visited St. Denis with the sacred purpose of
devoting an hour to the ifoolu!geowe of paternal sorrow
and prayer at the tomb of floe Ileke de Berri. Thither
he novo wateioesl !iy a murderer or d • and, after
entering tit. eaflocoleal, a outlon attempted to force lois
way to the vict iota, by liverpuo ering the tentala W twin
the custody of the church is Immortal. Fortunately her
resistance and screams brutigbt a couple of gets,-
ol'at Uses to her rescue, and the assassin was wounded by
a pistol-shot, and taken pritotier. On his person was !
fuun,l a brace of pitola, li.aileil to their muzzles. It it
nest clearly staled %% tardier tar had :my areottopliCe ; and
au.nut those who are privy to the transaction, the!
lode is ascribed to insanity in the individual. The
effect upon his Atajesty's health, however, was almost
11.1 it threw the gout, flyitog about him, to his'
Niumaclo, and the spans were nut only severe but of
lung duration. !hypes)! !or is stow quite recovered.
Paris, after olnik, almost resemble* a besieged city.
At every tarty yank on the !boulevards, the passenger
encounters a patrol of lire soldiers, a corporal wool tour
privates. two of the latter tieing French am! two Swiss.
l'he saint• arrangement is observed in all the guards,
whcrevcr tiouanted ; one halt are natives, the other half
foreigner!. This betrays the distrust of the tluvern.
went, and excite* touch rancour anpot,r the disaffected,
ho boast that i 2,000 Soils would be of small avail,
were the time to come for !prefixing their views. There
is alw,i s a guard at tite Valais Iloyale, hut at night the
mandril...oe it literally surrutmoled with. troops. All
the pnbioc lotiblings and importatot stations are like-
wise strongly tigrard. in sh.nrt, 111.11 thing bears
the Mal ha sit an .approaching totitul+4,n, especially
should the throne become %aim. 'I he envois in Spain
•loareproodneed an eleetritml srtrsation, mad our inform-
ant tloinka that ifs* is ants of a Atiatingui.ieett leader alone,
prevenis mitten hum rooming to a crisis ip France.—
(Jfisiatet paper.)
A lloovci I !Munn:owe, slates! on Saturday, is published
ulbciaqy iu Use Jiv.a.ceu, tur catehlishing a Commission