The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-12-12 00:00:00

Zue *tatetiman.

FRIDAY EVENINti, DECEMBER 12, 1823.

STOCK EXCHANGI, TWILVE o'CLoca.--Contolg opecni
thin morning at B.iii, at which price they have continual
with little doing. _ _

The Expresses from Paris have brought the Rentes st
91 71 which were done at 33, left off at 34.
Late accounts have been received from Madrid, which
state that nothing has as yet been stttled in regard to the

Oki Spanish Lora.
FOREIGN Furros.—Spanish Bonds opened this meraingat
2011. Little has been doing in then up to this hour. New,
2%.-014.1. €43l.—Poyaisbit.

We hare received this morning by Exiiress the Melte of
yesterday's date, which is very barren of iatelligence. The
following are extracts :
ISIADPID,, Dec. 3. —Stet c,—The Depetation of the Wag.
dons of Navarre, has sent a mission to. felicitate year
Mijesty, in its name, u well as in the name of its faithful
subjects. The :Bavarians, Site, who have followed every
event, Itervinscribed their names in the temple of fidelity
and heroism, bare not been deaf during the dinstroas
revolution which threatened the liberty of their King.
We have received from Victoria the first expressions 4
the Genera Junta of that Province, established ie the
ancient style. The first care was to do honor to the names
if all the victims who were iwolated by the ferocious tem.
, lutionists.

A funeral ceremony was performed at Toledo in memory
of Dun Inresdado. _ _

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• They ted at Corunos, the brother of Lopez Bans.
who bad arrived from Cadiz, and have conducted kiln to the
Castle.
VICVNI, Nov. 30.—The Emperor gave a soirees
asdience o• the 29th, to Count Carts Flore., the new A..
bassados from Spain, who presented his letters of en-
den tials. . .
PARIS. Oteember 10.-11 is Majesty hear! man in his apart-
NMI, and afterwards his Majesty presided ate Council of !li•
sisters. •
To prevent the encumbrance of the artil! ery and other srti'
ales of war at Bayonne and Perpignan. a part has tees sat
to Toulouse.
A pamphlet has appeared, having for title " The Reclsa►•
Son of the Order of Saint John of damasks 11," which appears
t 3 us of very great iaterest in the present circumstances.
Wi shall publish the above domunent to-morrow, as it tip-
pers theresterstion of the above Order will be decided apes
at the approaching Congress at Saint Petersburg. •

The position of the Cowie., that the memory of
Tbistletvand, and his con nan'ons, is as deserving of
comatemoratioo as that of !tiros, entails upon the loyal
Editor of that monarchical Joa;nal, the following admit.
sions, as the basis of his conclusion; and how far they ale
from the truth. there needs no spirit from the dead to
W us :
First—Tbat George of England, is not any better thes
terdinaad of Spain.
Serondly—That the old system of Government is
Spain, now so happily restored, is equal to our Govene
meet of Kings, lords and Commons; anti that the abuse
of the Spanish despotism, are not a whit worse than sir
borouglounnger corruptions.
,Tbirdly—That the Holy laquistion and the Catholic
faith, as established in Spain, with all its errors, its follies,
its ignorance, and its cruelties, is quite as good as the
Protestant hierarchy of England, and the blessings ef
our most reformed religion.
Fourthly—That Spain was as happy, and as prosperous
as England ; and with oo more reason to complain, that
Great Britain bad, when Thistlewoqd undertook to
reforua it ; and that the latter bad as good rows a
the falser.
Fifthly—That Thistlewoml and his friends absolutely
succeeded in estahlishing a resolution without bloodshed;
that they spared all their enemies; and with the King's
' life in their potter. need him with all respect and 'emit,—
that they even saved him from the popular fury; ea
hazarded their lives repeatedly in his dem..
Siethly--That they formed a Government, which
was acknowledged, and treated with, by forties
states: that they were for five years at the
bead of that GOVCIVUS 'l3 t, or cuployed in its
most arduous employments:—and that they had incessant/1
aseldisinterestedly toiled to establish ostler, to retort rout.
fidence, and to i -.crease the prosperity of the etee.
Seventhly, that when they bad beta so ackaowletlyell,
and while so employed, the Government of which 04
formed a pact. teas -attacked without say provicstiet;
lead that they were driven to arms to resist a
vision.
Eightbly.—Thatia the progress of such resistance.
oat any other crime than that of defending a Constitsti*
sworn to by the King,and adopted by the Viva; while I
nee ing the character of Kepres at .tives of Ile preeirtll
well as bolding the Commissio of the King, they
made prisoners, in open warfare ; ands aid.° It Wig
,iceos~d of any other offence than the C. sulaissiros
ofr
King ertsa:sl outset. they were itetanstaly 'beige& 10

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