The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-14 00:00:00

Cortes should be convoked net
Ist of October. The govetoor of Madrid by a resole-
time dated 30th ofJune, has takes measures with regard
to foreigners. It is prohibited to receive nay 'Mime'
previous notification to the authorities. On the 30th
ult. the Kink, acco with the Queen and all the
Royal family, reps /ii 010 Cortes to close thelkesion.
His Majesty was rathiteehlip received, but no outrages
of any description ossurbd. After his reception is the
Hall in the aceletotnert manner, his Majesty fast
bit speech to the Cortes. It expressed mach satis-
faction at tiCe:rolitical regeneration 'of the country, at
the new orgniwation of the army, the present system of
tis, whisk rendered the contributions and imposts
onerous. -It then adverted to the treaty with the
Voited Statei of America by which the different,' with
Idiot country were terminated; to the resehttlon of the
King of Portugal to return to Lisbon, which would af-
ford ..so opportunity of following up the impel-
allots' relative to tile ocettpution of Monte Video and
the Eastern Bank of the Rio de la Plata. It then eon-

c laded by referring to the tranquil state of the Interitik
and giving assurances that every effort on the part of his
Majesty should be used for the re-establishment eft/4er
in the ultra-marine Provinces. The President of the
Curtes made a suitable reply, an] his Majesty retired.
The French Chamber of Deputies, in a sittia of the
10th, resumed the debates on the projet Made. to Ih
definitive fixation of the Budget for 1821. •
The debate on the Censorship has closed in a kind it
compromise between the Ministers and Ultra side of the
Chambers. An amendment proposed by M. de Courtavel
has been carried. Its object is to limit the prolongation
of the Censorship to the term of the first three months
of the next Session. The Ministers opposes! the, amend-
went, but it was carried without a divisibn. M. de
Bonald next proposed a clause, providing that all pub-
lications in ntnbeiii, whether appearing at regular or
irregular periods, whatever the subject of which they
treat, shall be brought ander the caution' of the Cen-
sors. This two was carried ; and thus periodical publi-
cations purely literary and scientific are as liable as
political to suppression. It is curious enough, that the
Censors, who are all authors of the mediocre herd, will
thus have the power of extinguishing all fair eritieism
—for fair criticism, whether in praise or censor!.—Two
other amendtneuts—the one proposing that each Censor
should affix his signature, by way of countersign, to
every article of which he sanctioned the publication—
the other, that where an attack was made in the Jour-
nals, the aggrieved party should have the power of
reply as matter of right, were both rejected. At the
close of the discussion a division took place upon the
projet as modified by the first amendment, and it was
carried by a majority of 214 to 113. There is, there.
fore, a majority to the latter amount in favour of an
unqualified form of publication.
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bed's( the tut/estimate
airgir at Bastlea, on
a eeriest was re-
. masks( shot, in a
. Coroner es the *cea-
sed thaJury is represeet-

'tally composed of Protetaut• and

Whaling.
It is extr y painful to us to be obliged to note this
latter circa um, as the neeemity for recording it be-
speaks a wait of minfidence which ought not to exist
among Christians,, merely became thee happen to be of
different religions persuasions. la the state of society,
however, in whisk ,we unfortunately lire in this divided
ral, and distracted c otry, and more particularly as the fa-
tal event great o t Of a procession whith wageulated
to celebrate a , :ions triumph, the precao as ab-
solutely necessary, as it leaves the a adios of dm Jury
swassatleblenpas any ground of prejudice or partiality.
We are, therefore, pleased that the Joey ws so com-
itposed, altheugh•we regret, as we have already said, that
was necessary to pay attention to its formation in that
particular.
We regret to state, that another fatal molt has en-
sued front the tkansa:tion above referrer? to. A man,
of the ems. a-- a batter by trade, and who it
staled to us either to have taken a part in the procession
at flasibtst on alonday, or anppoted to be the father of
the perann trite artnally fired the shot which killed the
woman on that occasion, was seized upon at the fair of
iTimote ,on Thursday, by the ronntry people, and
Platt 'ender cirenmoancet of the most appalling
and &redoes kited, amidst shingled cries of joy and
vengeance, Mr. O'Brien was obliged to leave Ifandon
for the scene of this new enormity, for the purpose of
holding an Inquest, the result of which we have not yet
learnt.,

iirlfilinleS VIIIIT TI IRELIINIII Lln answer to the
applicatil of the inhabitants -of Eirmingharn, solicit-
his illijesty would condescend to honour that town
h-aresence on his route to Ireland, Lord Sid.
moutkllak by his Majesty's command, signified to the
appliel* that as it is his Majesty's fixed intention to
procetednsy sea to Ireland, his Majesty %till be under
the neressity of deferring to a future occasion the plea-
sure otivisiting that highly respectable town.
Yesterday his Majesty gave a grand dinner to the
Prince Esterhs7v, yen. and the Doke de Urammont.
Ambassadors Extraordinary from the Courts of Aus-
tria and Prance, specially appointed to he at his Ma-
je 's Coronation. their Excellencies having been
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p ously introdoced to his Majesty. The Duke of
Cambridge, Prince Esterhasy, jon. the Austrian Am.
bassainr, the Princess Esterhazy, and the Lord (]neat
Chamberlain, were among the party.
Doren, Jol.r lit —Yesterday evening, Prince
Nicholas of Mosaic and the Prussian Ambassador ar-
rived Jrom Calais, under salutes from the batteries,
and ittmediately set off for London, to attend the Coro.
uatiolL
livesovov, JULY I3.—We believe it may be coofi-
dentlpOpected that his Majesty will embark for Ire•
land front our beach. The Yacht Club, we know, hare
greed to assemble here, in order to accompany his

liajesty on his voyage.
f On Wednesday afternoon as Lord Pelham was taking
Ss airing on horseb.ick, on the Downs, near Seaford,
accompanied by Lord Sheffield, his horse (Lord Peb
ham's) took fright at • boat, which hail been fixed
a 108611114111MISA-kinse, sail rue away with him.
His bardsitip was dismounted providentially without
injury.—The Animal pursued 41 course towards the
Cliff, (at that spot 109 feet high) over which it went,
and was instantaneously killed.
The 14th Light Dragoons bare orders to proceed to
Londoq on Monday next.
Sir Francis Burdett having been expected yesterday
sennignt to pass through Swaffharn on his return
from Holkhani, a great number of the inhabitants
assembled on the Fakenham road, intending to take
the horses from hi< carriare, and drlrw him into the
town. Sir Franck, however, did not arrive, having,
at the request of Mr. Coke, consented to prolong his
visit at Holkirani.

At two o'clock yesterday died Sir Watkin Lewes,
the Father of the Coort of Aldernienr--elected in the

year 1772, served Lord Mayor in 1790, and transfer-
red to the Ward of Bridge Without in 1904. He will
be succeeded by Sir Win. Curtis, who will be trans-
lated from his present Ward of Tower, as Senior Al-
derman ; which, of course, makes a v.icancy for that
Ward.

Letters were yesterday received from Buenos Ayres,
dated the 31st of March. They contradict the re-
ports, that all foreirners who would not take arms
were ordered from the province. The letters to-day
Are entirely silent on the subject, and relate merely tb
commercial affairs. No accounts had been lately re-
ceived from Chili.
In letters from Rotterdam of the 10th instant, it is
stated that the Baroness Van Capellan arrived in liel-
s•oet Roads from Batavia, brings intelligence of the
loss of the Arinns Marion% (formerly the Ceylon
Britishßaat Indianian ) This catastrophe took place off
Christmas Island ; and out of the passengers and crew,
amounting to lOU persons, only four were saved. The
Oil; and carne, which chiefly consisted of coffee, are
valued at 1210,0(10/.

On Thursday se'nnight. the portable Theatre, be-
lon:ring to Mr. Sedley Ehlred's Company of Suffolk
Comedians, together pith the whole of its interior, was
totally ilearroyed by fire at Illackivall.
A letter was received yesterday at each of the Police
Offices from the Secretary of State for the Home De-
partiuent, giving instructions where each Magistrate is
to be stationed on the day of the Coronation, all the Po-
lice Offices are to be shut up. and illuminated at night.
Yesterday a great number of special constable were ap-
pointed at each office, who are to be sworn in on Mon-
day. and are to act under the command of proper di-
rectors in various parts of the town at uigbt daring the

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