The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-09 00:00:00

We beg to add oar most fervent prayers to the Au-
opal ry Disponi' of all events, that your Majesty's
reign may be long, prosperous, and happy, in the affec-
tions of a faithful, grateful, and loyal people.
Signed by order of the ('unit,
HENRY WORDTHORPE.
To which the King was pleased to return the fol-
lowing most gracious Answer :
I return you my warmest thanks for this loyal and
dutiful Address.
It is peculiarly gratifying to me to receive at this
time kildi an assurance of your unshaken attachment to
Inv Person and Government, and of the feelings with
%%Lich you regard the attempts so unceasingly made to
entirpa7e all that has hitherto been held sacred amongst
us. and to destroy all the sources of British freedom,
prosperity. and power.
A spirit similar to that by which you are actuated,
happily predominates throughout the kingdom, and
welt know the implicit confidence which is 'lnc to the
virtue and loyalty of the great body of the nation, who
are manifesting their just sense of the blessings they
enjoy by the roost decisive proofs of their zealous deter-
mination to defend and preserve them.
You way rely) on my constantsupport in the discharge
of tie duties which arise outof the present extraordinary
ctniitincture.
111. are engaged in a common course, and I feel most
(kepi% that the honour of my tro‘‘ n and the happiness
of toy Reign are inseparably interwoven with the main-
c.n„,;to of our established l'onstitution, and with the true
intrrests and welfare of my people.

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LONDUN:
SATCRDAT ITINING, DCCIMBER 9.

We have this morning received Paris papers to the

7,1 in‘t.

V.I NSA, Nov. 23.--Field-inarshal the Count de
811.1.• Anus has arrived from Troppan. lie is about
to reiiair to Naples with the tilt/ ',earful of the -tilled
Poem..

M 4PRID, Nov. 27.--Some fresh disturbances hare
o,:,•tilred at Burgos. The people of Valenti*
have risen again. They renewed their demand
of Levis' General F.Lio punished. Cahn was
restored on the promise that he should be brought
I.) trial.

Faitve■ Frxos..--Five per cents. 77 f. 80 e ; Bank
az;:qns, 142( f.

Arrived this morning Boston Paprrs to the 12th
sit., from which the followinz are extracts:—
Mr. Comeau., our late Minister in Russia, who
.., lately &mixed li► i r aw-liierkAsitli bia-family -40 ft

France, has proceeded to the seat of Government.
Mr. liaLi.avist, oar Minister in France, who has been
fur some time desious of returning to this country, we
understand has made arrangements to remain in Paris
another winter.
LIMA, Jute 10.----For the present we are perfectly
quiet and in a prosperous state in the whole of the Vice
Itoplty, though our commercial pursuits are not
so active as they should be, if we were not on
the alert and compelled to keep up a large army
and navy to guard against the mad and hungry
projects of our Chili neighbours. We should
be glad if they would come at once, as we are so well
prepared, that it would decide the point at issue. The
attack Ceehrane and the Chili insurgents made on the
Chiloe islands, after the Valdvia affair, has been a
lesson to them; they were beat off by the brave natives,
and suffered great loss. The frigate La Prueba, is ar-
rived at Callao, and there arc two British vessels of
war also lying there.
[FIOIII ♦ eirsToN riraa, or THE 10th.]
If the acconnt of the Revolution in Hayti is correct,
It will furnish a new motive for the imigration of free
coloured people from the United States to St.
Domingo, where Boyer's Republican Government
will exclusively exist, with the exception of the
Spanish colony. It is intimated that application
will be made to Congress to open the trade to the
Mauritius and the Cape of Good [lope, on the equality
of terms held out in a British order of council, as to
those particular places.
Eivnacr or A LETTER 7110311 BATATtA, JUNII 26:
attention of the Government, for a consider-
able time, has been taken np in their Palembang ex-
pedition. The failure of that of last year was attend-
ed with considerable loss of men, not by battle, bat
by the Jangle fever of that unwholesome place; they
having gone there too late in the season. The quar-
rel originated by the President of that place, in taxing
the Saban until his resources were almost exhausted,
together wi:li a strong desire to infringe on his ter-
ritories, which the Sultan could not endure, and drove
the Dutch away to a man, with the exception of a
moldier stile number who were slain. Since that period
the Sultan has fortified the borders of the river, and
mooed floating batteries, and put the river in such
Mate of defence, that it will cost a number of lives
beim they can take possession of that settlement, all
those preparations hare been esteemed by two Franch-
ises.

We nave inserted in another column a copy of the
Address of the Court of Alden's, presented yesterday
to the KI:co, with that of his Mauves WNW. On
a fetus day we shall preen% the substance et the