The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-26 00:00:00

IF LENNARD lad Mr. HALDIMAND have
tic heartfelt satisfaction of announcing to their kind
it,tem die Independent ELECTORS of the BOROUtIIi
• ipsWitii. that the seeeess of their 'Miguel (messes to the
✓reest time. both in Ipswich and London, far exceeds their
`11.41 perdue expectations. and promises a triumphant re-

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GENERAL ELECTION.
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is earnestly requested that those Candidates. or their
Committees, who faroar Tax 9r.trirtotAS with their .Id-
tertistmesits. would girt instructions to hare them for-
screed to us. so as to reach our (Tee ow the errssing
previous to their iuserticx.—Froat the early hour at
chick Tut STJTASV.IN is compelled to be pat to press,
en etteislion to this request will °bristle a material immix-
reokiece.

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LONDON:
IetTUAILLI EVENING, TEERCAEV 20, 1920.

tl e have received Paris Papers to the 24th instant.

Ihe Chamber of Peers **wobbled on the 21st, anal
went throngh some routine business. We are not furnish-
el with any further particulars of interest respelling the
.e3..ination of the Duke de Berri.

The body was conreyed on Tuesday. in funeral prores-
sivn. to the Chapel of St. Louis, in the Church of St.
Anis.

The following nominations are confirmed by the Mo-
piker:--)1. PonT.ts.ts, under Secretary to the Minister
sfJestice ; M. St meow, Secretary to the Minister of the
Interior; Baron Moonier, Director-General of the Po-
lice amil Departmental Administration.
Coustitational Journals of the departments hare
manifested the most profound grief for the murder of
the Duke de Berri, and the moat lively indignation
against the assassin. The Ultra Journals of the depart-
ments, imitating the example of those of the capital,
we exasperated beyond measure, and breathe only the
lira of party. They retard the deplorable end of this
rich-respected Prince as the signal of some new re-
se iota.

l'lte Draper'', Blear, it will be recollected, was pro.
armled for an article inserted in that journal, against
the legalay of the *ale of the national domains. The
Event tie Kosher*. the author of the article, was tried on
the ttltli ult. awl acquitted. The Sieur Dneasse, the Edi-
ter. who frees indisposition was obliged to put off the pro-
ceeding% against him, was tried ou Tuesday. The Jury
1)y a wajority of seven voices against five. (iambi bins
'silty, and cossianneal him to imprisonment for eight
days, and a fine of 500 francs.

ileneral Sarrada was exposed in the pillory on Tues-
day. His feet amt hands were tied on account of the
♦iolent 'thinner with which lie conducted himself.

Yam, FVNI)!I, FEU. 16.—Five per Cents. 721. 50 c. ;
Rink Actions, I Itu t.

SP %IN.
MAnsto. Fret. Io.—The Court is in the greatest cos-
sn•cnation. Vague report. of fresh conspiracies hay*
ken tome days circulated in this capital—from W

•unree cannot be ascertained ; but all are smelt alarmed
at the Palace. The King, contrary to enstom, has
shut himself np in his apartments for eight (lays,
and will surly receive his most intimate confidents.
The project of giving a Constitution is still talked
of: per-tmq, it is ei•eu said, are named fur this
purpose—hut this is ouppm.ed to be a mere stratagem
till the event of (intend Freyre's operations is knows.
Cadiz and la Cortadure still hold out; the garrison IS
Iscnsiderable, and so far from being able to defend the
Mate, it is scarcely sufficient to reitiain the people, who
become daily more disposed to an insurrection. The
points occupied by the Insurgents ate well fortitied.—
nifty members of the ancient Corte, are in the Isle of
Leon, occupied in forming a Provisional Oovernment.
between P awl itffit) Insurgents have reereiled to Al-
!Mints, followed by U'Detinel:

(aiTlAre Or A rAIVATt Lerrest.)
Manaus, Van. 10.—The voyage of lien. Klio to Ma.
641 is explained iu a diversity at ways. The truth is,
*wee the Ant report of the insurrection of a part of
the army of :Ittslalitaia, the King and his Council deemed
it necessary to place at the head of the troops destined to
arrest the threatening danger, a man of talent, blindly de-
toted not only to the reigning family, but also to the 'yd.
tem of I.n-eminent which had heenpuraned with so much
tenac;ty since the restoration, notwithstanding the nume-
rous which anfficiently iadicated that it mili-
tated against the opinion of the people. lien. Elio Was the
man selected for this purposes for he had given proofs
of his devotion is the kingdom of Valencia, where terror
reigned ever slate the discovery of the plot of General
Lacey. Nevertheless, the military insurrection of An-
dalusia assumed daily a more alarming character: a
glouttil silence announced that It found numerous ap-
pro‘er, among the people, and in the ranks of those
battalions which remained quiet, it became extremely
important to manage soldiers animated with opinions
NO dangerous. The formidable Eno was therefore then
considered not a proper person in each an emergency ;
for his excessive severity and political fanaticism would
infallibly have produced an effect quits contrary to the in-
terests of the Crown. A General whose (+Opiate were least
At snriance with those of the lnsnrgents, and who might
by prudence counteract the operation of that secret sym-
pathy among the armies opposed to each other, was more
adapted to prevent a general revolt, which would have
etre% a death blow to absolute Monarchy its Spain. All
cy.ss image harmed towards General Praire, cherished and
beloved wring sad since the late war with France. The
re kb if• hesitated, hot the Conseil prerliiicei. Hie cowl-