The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-30 00:00:00

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" Ten witialsore all take cub to dedus that the
p•opte of 'the &abseils. when resolved to tranquillity.
will find In their nelghbenre true sad sincere friends.
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in cossecamaa ye. -mtd Oct*
essuromes. tiust moistens' -oak kho., which France
etfora to**, elan be always jdied to it to in.
ai( to imam its iresperiti; bet.
Ira will declare at the same dais diet France will sot
in der point, the moires of preservation
which she has taken so long asSpain shall condone. to
he torn by faceless. The government of his diafeety
will not even hesitate to recall you from Nadel& and to
seek its guarantees in more efficacioas aseasere, if
If it its
essential homes coatinue to be compromsed. and
loses the hope of as amslioration„ Which it takes .pion
sure is sepoctiog from the seatiments whish hasp -so
long salted the Spaniards and the [Preach me the loOte
their Riots, and of a wise liberty.
r. "V. U. le Comte. are the instructions which lb.
ordered as is Kassa& to you, at the stemeit
wbe*ilhe !sews of the Cabieets of Vienna, Borlie.sod
li. relmessegio, are going to he delivered to also. 01
Iliadddillesseiostructioss will serve yea to makoksme*
elm eleptublikle aid the dettrisisatios of the Fro*
Oeveitstest es dtis imported' Occasion.
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oisaboilitits et' *or -paper will be found such remarks
ea the pima of the above important &wawa% heilig:
ettiggitsktil fo as, together with the comments wild'.
feel appeared in several of the Morning papers. Tlitt
dime- kiddies'. brought by the Paris papers is comps-
tqlv
,littie moosest„ It is proper, however, to state
Ain avaliod in Paris that 11.de Chateaubriaut
sesced the Duke de Slontntoreecy as Diaistec fee
forttle Mare. •
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BOURBON WAR.
•' Is asether part of our paper is a copy of the first
]oficiat document that has appeared spelt this subject.—
it is the copy of linage:ions from thi Bing of France
MIAs Mildew at, Madrid; sad, it contains a sort of
hiassittsta of the French•Boarboas. It says is substance,
this; that France has a rigid to lenders is the affairs
of Spats ai se her net of Goverrnent ; it says,' that that
other rf 'the Moly Allies have ordered their Mini
M Madrid letOrment each his Slthifeste along with this
Frank Maalleatat it says, that France wishes to be at'
pier. fit ii amity with Urns; bat, it adds, that. as'
long as Spain soutinuos to be tern by factions, France
.will not relay ii her messorsa it/prom:gips; and that
!(asd new mark), Whew linnets frontless to be compro-
mised, and as eleafieratiost Mime pima, she
.wili repel
he Ambanader,thtLaseit Inrown secarity is more Mks-
eitheatatni yet the Clataialeat toda
rad y
will have it, that " nothing owl •be sietaljwiefolle than
this document:" What is it, then? *bp atothii!lr
sort of a eonditioaal dasierotiess eipar. It says this :
tease to endue, my semi of givens:seat by Laing
,what yea now have ; ametierne (that is CO cheats)
year penes% son of governing ; OR, 1 regal my Am.
-biseartor..ead resort to still more efficacious suasive&
Now, will tie Spaniards change their form of g 0000 a-
meat at this ward ecenesesend ? If they do this, they
am ism fee : they will have a "tripartite" TAXINti
MACHINE imposed epos ibis'; and Asa they wilt!
really have made a change for the worse ; that le. to
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say, a change from their Old Despotism, to the TAX-
IMO MACHINE, which is a real, a thorough-paced, a
grinding despotism, under the names of Liberty and I
Law. The Holy Brotherhood, we see, join in this con-
ditional declaration of war. What they aces by
" amelioration" we can be at no loss to guess. They
mean, in short, that there shall be a counter.resoletionl
in Spain. They eon mean nothing else. It is down-
right madams to suppose, that they have any other;
laollai pg. Well, then, will the Spaniards submit to this?
No : Then they have war. This is the true, asd,
in
deed, the rely, meaning of the French King's declare.
time ; aid yet the Chroxicle is surprised, that the
Freach fond, have not risen more, upon the issalng
' it

ENVY OF SURROUNDING NATIONS.
A London stock-broker paid, a few weeks back, air
thousand pounds to the agent of a Preach Minister,
being the balance doe on a stock•jobbiag account !--
We happen to know of this one instance, nod, by mere
accident. Hundreds upon hundreds of each transact
done must be going on. The whole of the dealers on
ibis mart of folly and ioiquity look daily to what comes
from France, is eider to know how to regulate their
concerns. They wait for the arrival of expresses/nun
?aria La moss to Jewry what skull be the prise of
RoglisA 'toe*. Mark how the thing works :-
1. The taring system takes the rents and capitals of
landlords, lateen, and traders, and the wages of la-
beaten; and carries them and puts them into the bands
et the English landholder.
2. The French, by their power of raising or lowering
the funds at their pleasure, wins the money from the
English landholder.
S. The money, In gold, goes from England to France.
4. Our Friends, the Bourbons, strengthen themselves
and enfeeble as by then means.
5. Thus, oar system is " the envy of nding na-
tions, and the admiration of the world."

The Irish papers received this ntorning, bring ac-
counts of the presentation of 1 Addresses to the
Lord Lieutenant, and of meetings in various parts of
Irelsud for similar purposes. Among the Addresses
prevented on Friday was that of the Clergy of the Es-
tablished Chureb, presented by a deputation. There
were present the Archbishop of Dublie, the Bishop of
Kildare sad Dean of St. Patrick's (Deans of the two
Cathedrals), the Clergy of the two Chapters, and many
others of the Clergy of nubile and its vicinity. The
parochial Addresses were from the parishes of Si, An.
dam, St. James, and St. Thomas ; the former of which
also presaged his Escellency's private Secretary, Edward
J. Johnston, Esq. with the resolution of their auks