The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-07 00:00:00

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to*retain their plassia—of ultras, who wish to tare siseil
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rivals out—or of stock jobbers that are anxbaue to lay.
elite the funds, will, for the present at least, succeed is
obtaining any thing more than the contempt of the p I).
lie, which also laughs at their folly. Addresses of pp
dolence and fidelity have been presented to the Kis:
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from the two Chambers. His Majesty's au to tva
Deptitira, in which he speaks of los fantitul Ministers
(.nes 'Wiles Ministres) has quite astounded the ultras,
tneho rialwe.aollntiptoosifio..thiaati;dist is
eemcauglitretias a roost
destroy thehopes3litt;
the Priswe's party. To the Peers, his reply was ex.
tremely short, and in both he designates the late Initial,
able attempt as " lessolangerous than insolent." Al:
though a inmate awl laborions inqUiry has been insti4
toted at the Tuileries, and amongst the agents of the
police, no light whatever has as yet been thrown on the
aathors of the explosion of the 2'th. Men of sense and
redection continued to assert that the mystery in which
this ridiculous event is involve.[ will continue, Admin.",
it should serve as a pretence for new measures of re.
etriction, or to perpetuate the existing Ones. You will
have, 'ere this, heard that several more squibs have twee
let off iu various parts of the French metropolis ; they
have done no mischief, and only served to excite a;
glelagsesnbtebi.nngle"brio'fkli:,
additional laugh at theaeftipveptiaiteinoltic
police, who affect to attach considerable importance hi
these hurribles attentats! •
1 have already said, that the only damage sustained u
the Palace was that of
and a pond or two split. tireat apprehensions west -'
entertained for the Duke de Puree, that gentlosaan of
the bed-ehamber, whose oposessaents are -chow to where
1 the explosion took place. in knocking at the doors,
the alarm beeaine greater, when it was found no person
answered, recourse was next hail to bursting them open,
when, lo and behold, neither AL lc Dar, our any of his
attendants were to be seen'. The whole bail by *Most
pracideefiaf coincidence, gut out of the way bifore the
'eternal machine espluded :!
I am told that a very warm debate occurred in the&
ere Committee of the Depntin on Wedtiesday, when the
address was voted. Amongst others, Donsadien was
4thriona against the :Ministers, and he is said to have as-
iberted. in good set terms, that the conspirary at Brew-
hle, where so many victims perished, was organized by
them alone. It is evident that the King attaches no ha-
portauee whatever to the recent trick, and his ex-
elamation of "cr n'rat pas mui gni ei Nis It
.1./i•it an yltarrl" when the explosion took place, boa
I furnished abundant matter for conjecture. Whether this
' eirenresstanee will lead to a change in the ministry or
• not, is at present very uncertain, at all eventstbost who
are in the Princes' party, leave nothing untried to ac-
complish their objects, and it is even whispered, that
i Chateatibriatol, whose eitilviasy to Berlin is considered
ias rather a species of exile than otherwise, will retail'
'ere long, to give• ne:v strength to his friends of the
licenit patty.
Oui ing;to the arrest of a man named Neveu,l dims ago,
and who on hying taken to the Prefecture of Police, eat
his throat just as he was to he examined, it was yesterday
stated that he hail been the instrument eniplovedtoblow
hp the Tuileries, &e. It now appears that he has merely
been a apernlator in the funds, and that it wu he
who made t lie ex plosion evar theTreasurv,with the limo(
exciting a degree of alarm which should iower the stocks,
and thus favour au operation of his own on change. A
number of other arrests took place yesterday, but this has
not in any degree (hanged public opinion. Thus you
are in possession of all that is known Isere relative to k
fir u Iles pit.trflm, as it is called at Paris.
None of the diplomatic transactions at Lnyboch have
as vet reached this. At Naples the Parliament is pros
reeding steadily and ably in tic difficult path traced
oat foe them. Like the Cortes of Spain, they are pro.
jeeting amp potting into exetottion, reforms of the mid
salutary uature, and whirls it would require centuries to
effect in the old aristocratical llovernmeets efEnrope.
Abliong,t where, the Lottery and all public games of
Irisaril have been albolialwil. In this respect the Nea-
politan Parliament has got the cart of the Cortes, and it
is therefore entitled to additional praise.
N....a ithstatoling the late arrests in Spain, and that
:molter apo.sioliestl jnitta had been formed, after the sup-
press' •f the first, all is tranquil, and so determined is
the conaiitsitional goverement to fulfil its pecuniary en-
et attliiitTalso..it illai.t.
wt iiiiip,ar: wiliesgetiotiisaottt;dreisite
roes.:
bas li'llelientlepatitn‘e'f-
tuallv paid.—This cirrnmstaure, so honourable to
the national character, 115 w been vtoductive of the be,t
possible effect on pithily credit, and will no donht greatly
serve to consolidate the new system. It is much to be
deplored that there should be so little cordiality between
the two parties of usinisterialiats and nfianrcsados. But we
cannot expert the politicians of Spain to be exempt from
the weaknesses of their contemporaries in the rest of
Enrope. flaring before hinted that the ultra papers are
constantly tilled with the most unfounded reports, cake-
, lated to create alarm with regard to the stability of
things in the Peninsula, 1 shall only add, that the Lon
don Editors, who are desirous of preseritor the eonstitn-
tional regime, eannot lie ton cautious in admittingr huh
' Imischievous articles into their papers.—Amongst the
noveltirs of the French limas, two voltstiles on the stale
1 of Europe and America since the Congress of Aix-lad:ha-
;belle, have appeared from the proof the prolific and ins
. terminable Aids* Jr Pratt.

COURT OF KING'S Sl;'lCll,—Tiii% Monsmo.

VIE KING T. ITIKR.
Justice IlAtt.v.v pronounced the sentence of the
Court on the defendant, alio was row.icted under an
indictineet tor .Ige o/' Re.uon, but nes
recotmeettiled to iiirrey by the Jury. After animadvert-
:lll4"l/P1 the coitiltict of the 41014A:int, in char:fink one of
the ‘vi!ne.tes aids perjniy, awl in denying that he bed
ever before. been purdene I fur the s.otte (Aimee, the
Learnril Judge inform en him he was to he imprisoned ia
the :ions.. of Correction at 1 lerl.cowell, for three
month,, anti to eater irate liii;euvra arcnouisauces for Lis
go-ot initaviour for three years.
ANn (tenses.
TEE 1::N r. rAtu o rwntrr, worsixtt,
Mr. PI:I.NRGANT. oe the part of Mr.
variet Maddock,.
gupported the rule fee a new trial, by a yof ar-
:IF.
zutitento.
Air. flennxtle, in n, um& a fluent address la
the Court, avowing
.I=ll a Itall;ral raforsner, and
vxPressing Isis eistiviction that their viiitriples wou
lse.ld
verr shortly prevail •n the every where e
Mr. Woot.mt twit 4.lilrmne4l the Conti, and was WI
Teahing n itra one Reports rcmett..y.
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rf'St..rtlay eieting his Majesty visited Drury Lane
I iseittre. where a anuseraus crowd atv.ti'rd his arrival,
And yv wn. he st as rzerired tritira:4/11Piaace of applause.
Laplnnte, Aitotiralty :Messenger, bag been sea"
denly ordered of% Stith ttispatel,ra of ntmoes.iI
st
portant.e to the Wight* Flag, to the flay of Napl
(utty PICCII tscu. Eve. 7..-0 1r market continues OW'
&MI/ supplied with Wheat. Tile sales on Monday hating
here very trifling in proportion to *Le trriv al, yet prise
rise
snmples.sold II& morning at Monday's priees ; but t
,vas no demand foe the ordi•try samples, although ofered
nt an ahetement of Its. per Waller. Fine Barley sold re.
thee freely to day. on fall as good terms as on Monday. bet
Ike onliniry sompies entlltl not be got off, having hat tee
hoPo's of tun! sort. The arrival of Ont.: have been (som
at
ilerable .rinse Monday, and they tart beat y sale ; hut wh
were sold were at Monday's prices.—ln Braes and Peas
there is s; alteration.

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