The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-11 00:00:00

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Moment, JVLT 2S.—Pnblie affain is this csnn•
try; since the month of March, hare gone on in
a regular and progressive way towards improvement
and consolation ; and notwithstanding many We 41-

pleasant things which have oecarred, and es it was
natural to expect, the march of events his set hem
stopped for a single moment, consequently rat dis-
turbed. The King continue, to give preset II his
good faith and sincerity, and those who have been is
constant attendance upon him for years, say that Le
never was so happy and tranquil in his owe arid.
Deputations from Canes and other neighlsearieg '
parts have waited %pea him with felicitations and ad.'
dresses, and he has had as opportunity of seeing that
the feelings and Spirit he "Massed in the capital
extend to the pestles*.
The Cores as composed of sound and well iota-
tiostmll area, and though some few of the members we '
a little hot-headed and hasty, which sometimes impels
timer beyond thentark, ad leads them into affairs al
as public interest at peeseut, in general their deli-
bastions have given the greatest satisfaction, and
leaded to restore confidence. The generality of them
are actuated by the best intentions, and these
aberration, arise rather eat Ma wont of ratios than
any other motive. It is, however, hoped that they will
go on gradually reducing the circle of their yearn.
as they become more convinced that they are not tittle/
as the Extraordinary Cortes, when tare practical geed
will be done. The Dover:sweat labours incessantly, and
with the very best wishes, nor do they seem appalled
by the great dilliculties they have before them to set
things right, produce order, regulate the ramie,
re-organise the army and wavy, in short, to MN a
chaos to disappear, and In their Lateen they denim
great encouragement from the good spirit missed V .
the provinces. In every department activity sod har-
mony prevail, and already the best diets are visible.
that attitude of distrust, or rather that wish to bees
the alert and prepared bar •all entergeseim. y the
maintenance of distinct bodies of men, each es those
still kept together in La Ws, for example, is sow ao
longer necessary, so great is the usslos of meanest&
that ;serails throughout the nudes; for in the end
madder as nothing the few disaffected or rather '
appointed persona we have among us, as /their ear
plaints are drowned by the public voice, sad whatever
they may plot will be of no avail. I would net with i
you to suppose that we are without oar little spans
discontent ; under all dreg sstaares this was to be em
pected ; but they do no injury, unless it is now sad
then to deprive us of a few metubep of social. Ow
absence is better that their presses*. Yee will, deal.
less,*ao yea reeeiswohie. have kearkaaii peg* le II" •-•4
very exaggerated tone if your loformadoe reattikill
France, of what has happened on the Tortilla"e
frontiers and elsewhere. It is briefly as fellow i
to us who are near and know the parties, has
vent
given the smallest alarm. In the Northern Praised
Ecbavarri, and a singer of the Royal Chapel, what*:
gether with a notary-pablie, were spreadieg sedition.
reports, were arrested. h seems they inteadod to term •
a party opposed to the present order of things, sat
with them some other f w persons were iwpiisu
and since arrested. In Seville. half a dem besafirmi '
Clergymen were seat eat to different pieta. SI filible
seditious siectriaes, announcing that General Cassava
wee es the eve of entering that city with an man' it
gagliskose and &mhos, to overture the
atitation. Could say thing be more ridicules'?
Oa the frontiers of Portugal. opposite to Darks
a party of fugitives had aseembled, and wow tM
Preire eastrilies, who sly taking to the'
selves the titie of ApostoPrrta, advanced tonne
our lines a hasdfid of armed ',meanie. psi Demo of
the deserten Sees the Coolie Orioles. Use or try_
aseipasies In garrison awasest to them west sot saet
dispersed Its i aid the Sermon's* has sloes
acdre• mews* to prevent the roreppessice of ebb.
'mid Apostolic Junta. and tie few (waded reams,

PPP—
„defectors who had asiembled ender its banners. '
71;11-seareno, who commands in Valladolid, is in
inosrsait of two clergymen, who, at the head of
, boom wen going about the codstry spreading
yprlr,
I/ mg sad seditious reports. Yesterday was
004 here, a war-commissary, named Velasco, who
wide arrangements to print some incendiary
,„. sod against whom Information was lodged by
orrriswe, to whom they were confided, the instant he
dosed their tendency. These are the whole of
sad the result of all the efforts of the
iSecsijih. swag us since our glorious restoration."

THE 9USR.N.
Mfr an, it appears that the Queen has not taken
piHasse, in Piccadilly, for a town residence. The
( Oration was applied to on the subject, but the
made were not satisfactory. Her Majesty
••sirosd, will positively take possession of the house I
$.7 /mat, which is next door to the mansion of
roe h, in St. Jaines's-aquare. The house is
eeesiesisad to be lent to her Majesty by Lady Fran- !
oily awl w to be held only as a temporary dwelling °
• the approaching proceedings in Parliament. '
goose were yesterday busily engaged in preparing !
di, wave fee her Majesty's reception.
Mr. Sheriff Parkins went to the Queen's residence, at
araisaaargh House on Wednesday, in order to :seer-
nr. bee Majesty would receive the Middlesex Ad-
dent Lai Ann Mantes being made acquainted with
the wand his visit. expressed herself doubtful whether
=weel4 feel herself able to receive him, on
the recent death of the Dechess of York.'
fhe skseit there/ore sent in to her Majesty a note, to
idekti or Owen returned a message by Lady Ann
Heinasesspressing her regret that she could not then
„f deoffif, and that she would, at the earliest period,
she the isterment of the Duchess of York, appoint
ay for receiving the Address from the County of Mid-
dles.
1.111411, JUT 28.—Several of the Italian witnesses,
wan destined to give evidence against the Queen of
Demi, have been during some time in this capital ;
▪ leihrldnal named Majocci, with his wife and two
Ulan, are amongst them. He was in the service of
• Quees, at Como, and was dismissed by her. In the
irlit of the Beth of Jane, they unexpectedly received
,eJsrs to set otf for England, under the care of an Eng-
lb Paper.)
We understand that Mr. James Brougham, the se-
test brother of Henry Brougham, Esq. M. P. and one
el her Majesty's Counsel, left town for the Continent
is Saturday fast, on matters relating to the ensuing
tial.

Us Monday last, the following requisition was pre-
tested to the High Sheriff of the county of Norfolk :
d We, the undersigned, retreat you to call a county
sled for the purpose of taking into consideration the
now in progress against the Queen, with a
lilll IS UM eonstitatiostal mode of expressing our sen-
doentititemspits. either to the King, the Queen, or the
Pelininese." Sped by nearly three hundred gentle-
stltes weed Gretserreiabtlity, several of whout are county
Sheriff readily consented to convene the meeting,
sad *Mated it to be bottle, at the Shire-hall, at 12
&dm% on Satarday the 19th instant.
A idler from Ohms's., dated August 5, save —" A
may clergymen Selma time since visited one of the
angitheensot - i hes,
^ with

LONDON:
►RIDAT ILVININt;, AUGUST 11, WO.

Philadelphia Papers reached us this morning to the
14th July.

LATEST r RON BUICIOS Ames.—Captain Sutton is
arrived. He informs us :hat Buenos Ayres had long
been in a state of commotion front the conflicting in-
terests of the different chiefs. The government has
been changed during his stay there 5 different times.
Peurredon, who had governed for a length of time,
has left, for Monte Video, with a large property, Ar-
tigas declaring, he would not make peace while he
was in office. Ramirez and Carrera, the Mountain
Oeneral, who commanded from 1,500 to 2,000 troops,
had taken possession of Buenos Ayres, and thrown
Serrate', the Governor, in prison. A stop was in
consequence put to all kinds of business, and the in-
habitants were fast quitting the plate. Thirty fa-
milies had removed to Monte Video, before he sailed.

The Eastport paper says, that the English gun
brig Palletto, has arrived in the Bay, from Halifax,
and made several seizures, and has scattered the poor
fishermen who depend upon the harbour fishing for
support. Much indignation has been expresses' by the
inhabitants.

While the rumours of a counter-revolution in Spain
are rapidly subsiding, the repirts of insurrectionary
in Sicily are unhappily fully confirmed.
t of the Revolution in Naples..