The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-16 00:00:00

CIZAND 11E11) QUARTERS.

Cwotz, Oct s.—We emend here atuldst the acclamations
of a people fa,igued of the tyranny of the Cortes. The
Grand (lead quarters ret.off to morrow to return to 3ladrid.
The Royal guard will rmbeli, it is said, for Brest. M.
Count de Poo:moot will remain at Cadiz with S 004) men.

The King leaves Xeres to morrow to go to Seville, and
afterwards proceeds to Madrid, which he will enter with
the Duke d'Angouleute and the Royal Family, on the IA of
next month.

Ferdioand.the Seventh places the greatest confidence in
the French. lie does oot cease to speak of his gratitude to
the King of France and the Duke d'Angonleine. Count
Bourbon Bus el will accompany him to Seville. All the
Spanish troops have set off from hence, with the exception
of the regiment of the Princess, which was always devoted
to the King. The day of the bombardment, a battalion
of the regiment run through tliP streets of Madrid crying
out, " Long live the King." It was the Minister of
Justice of the Cortes, Calatrava, who made the proposition
for the Aosemblt• to dissolve themselves and submit to his
blaj•sty. The proposition of Calatrava was adopted by a
thong majority. From that pet iod the King was free.
(111' A COURIER EXTRAORVINARV.)

Mad: id, Oct. 9.
The King, our Lord, orders the following Decree, dated
Xeres, Ort. •I:

Ilis alaje•ty (Tders that during his journey to his capital,
no indisiduil who, during the Constitutional system was a
deputy of the Cortes of the two last legislatures, shall
appear within 5 leagues of the road.
The same is orhered with respect to the Ministers, Coun-
cillors of State, :Members of the Tribunals of Supreme Jos.
tice, General Command-is, Pol:ti cal Chiefs, those employed
with the Secretary of S:ate, chiefs and officers of the former
militia, and National Volunteers, whom his Majesty'
forbids, for ever, entrance into his capital, or his Roya
residence, which they must not approach within fifteen
leagues.

The wish of the King is, that this decision shall cot he
applicable to those individuals, who have, since the enter-
ance of the allied army, obtained of the PI oviional
Junta, or the Regency of the Kingdom, a new nomination
or a confirmation of the employment they held from his
Majesty before the 7th Marc% 1`.,211.
The present decree shall be cormimnicated without
delay, to the General Commanders of the Provinces, that
they shall take immediately all necessary measures to put
it into execution.
PAltl3, Ocr. I4.—The King has decided that in remem-
brance of the taking of the Fort Stall Petri, the ship Centaure,
in which Rear Admiral Itotours' flag was flying on that glorious
day, shall henceforth bear the name of Santi Petri.
Az, OCT. day before yesterday the famous revolu-
tionary Italian Count Lunatti, came out of the fort of Urgel,
with a Hag of truce, accompanied by 5 chasseurs. Ile arrived
yesterday at Cerdagne. It is assured he is going to give his
submission, and that of the Garrison of Fort Urgel, to Marshal
Moncey.

The Journal des Debuts of Tuesday contains no intelligence
worth traubcribitig.

Ferdinand has commenced the career which we antici-
pated. Vengeance is the order of the day, and the royal
appetite for blood must be satiated. The amnesty pro-
mised, excludes the original authors of the revolution ;
and in the list of the original authors of a movement
common to the nation, at one period, may be easily in-
cluded every one whose death may be required. The
amnesty at Naples was attended with sanguinary neva-