The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-28 00:00:00

'ME STATESMAN;

little and enter into the views of Prance, notwithstanding
the Work of The Rossini' Nliniatersto the contrary."
The Gapchi de Madrid of the ltith instant, contains
several addresses to the Regency, among ss hie!' the follow-
ing. from Vittoria,•is remarkable for demanding the re-
establishment of the intoisition
t‘ The illustrious Aynntantiento of the city of Vittoria,
which erjoyetl the distingnished honour of pitrsonallv eon-
gratclati rog the Provisional Junta of Spain and the Indies
upon its tripinpletnt passage throngh their town, cordially
rejotees in repeating its most respectful coflgratulations to
your Serene. Highness upon its installation, and the sn•
periew degree of confidence which it justly deserves, boil g
that DistixE PROVIDENCE will enlighten and direct it in
managing the hello of the State in this frightful tempest.
duriog the captivity of nor idolized King. The effective
energies of your Serene Highness., will doubtless overcome,
in sn..ft ietricate eirvontstanres, evervdiffieolty, and willful-
fil the religions hopes of all good Spaniards, by restoring
to his Throne our beloved Sover ign and his Royal family,
now oppressed by impious, bloody, and regicidal hands.—
If to such a probable and graterniconsmnotation shoot! he
added that of the re-establishment of the Holy Office of the
•inquisition, the bulwark of the faith,the sentinel of religion
and the Wrror of heretics, which is ardently desi:e.l by 011
gond Spaniards, friends to the Altar and the Throne, in pro.
portion as moiler!) philosophers and innovators detest and
misrepresent it, all their religious wishes would be grati-
s fied in their fullest extent. Thus they would see things
restored to the situation in which they were before the on-
fortunate 7th of March, 1820. which is the object anxionsly
desired by all those who are friends to order, and who
respect tine Holy Office, for the re. establishment of which
this loyal corporation, confiding in your justice, supplicate
your Serene Highness.

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that the squadrons of the Regiment of the Queen, arrived
on the 13th in the environs of Z 'mom and joined his
troops, and recognized the ltTency. This reinforcement
of Cavalry will be of great service in Estramadura.
(Signed) MARSHAL DUKE or REGGIO.
.• P. S. 1 hops the inoment lam writing to your Excel-
lency that the capitulation of Cortnina is settled. I have
given orders to lieneral &murk that the moment he takes
possession of Corttuns, he will leave a regiment there, and
proceed with his main force to Astorga, and send the bri-
gade of L troche Jaqueline to Estrarnadura, where the Con-
stitutionalists have shown themselves in some force.

PORT ST.NIARY'S, Angust 17.—His Royal Highness has
passed in review• his troops, who are anxious to combat
the enemy. lintneme preparations are executing. All is
ready br the attack and bombardment, if the tortes refuse
au entire submission.

TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
LYONS, Aug. 23.—ThePope died on the 20th, at 6 in the

morning.

GRAND lIE 11) QU.IRTERS.

PORT ST. MARY'S, August 16-10 o'cLocx, SIORNING.
His Royal Highness arrived here an hour ago. The Prince
enjoys good health. He was received by the population
and the army with great enthusiasm.
MADRID, AUGUST 19 —The Regency has received news
from Cadiz of the 12th lust.; the Royal family enjoyed good
health.