The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-01 00:00:00

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LONDON:
TCUPAT events., AVOVST 1, 1930.
.
I * Ds& opened yesterday morning in the game
tbsy kft (don Saturday, viz. Consuls 69 for
omossi. bat in the course of the afternoon they ex-
impression, in consequence of a report
I;siiimpg was preparing to march a body of sol-
oit Naples; :and that consequently Spain
hit *jetted to the same fate. This was
isms letter circulated at Naples in the name
tile Epee Alexander. This so operated upon our
nA.sosaiseek (ell to 64. at which they left off.
wid
nisimmisi "ley have not mended, u they have been
arm isookawariet looking extremely gloomy, a.;
teop wood; to a war, even on the Continent, will
ow gook elect our farads.
we moesib morning received Paper, to the 30th

tit.
own/Wl:sac, who recently arrived in Holland
in the United States, has obtained permission to
err Noe. The Countess de Scaliu EU (Madame
ingni tars:) is about to take up her residence

I NO m.
hors Futens.—Five per Cents. 79 f. t 5 c.-
Ist Actions, 1,305 f.
Or recent letters from Naples, it appears that no
itrii;sts have yet disturbed the general joy. Order,
ussisillity, union of opinion prevail throughout the
marry. It was indeed reported that some trifling
Jisanbances had takes place in a few villages, but no
ambentic atrodits respecting them have been received.
Ries bees asserted,that some Sicilian grandees who hap-
reed to brat Naples at the period of the revolution, pro-
tntol, in the name of Sicily, against the adoption of
de Spanish Constitution. They wish to preserve the
pretegativeeet their ancient charter, by whirls is formed
a chamber exclusively of Sicilian Nobles. But in-
n:tidies, and the, tips of reason, have even peuetrat-
skJetrbkialbiaad. and the antiquated pretensions of
the omit give place to the national will, which
sew regards only the virtues, the talents, and the
Invites, which contribute to the happiness and pros-
perity of the country. The people of Europe deceive
themselves If they imagine that the revolution of
*spies unaided by the maohinations of a few indi-
viduals. It was a vast enterprise, conducted with
firmness aail liberality, and prompted by sentiments
*most ketease. It was a consequence of the pro-
gress of civilisation, and to the everlasting ho-
wl: of its promoters, effected without the shed-
-6:1 of a drop of blood. The triumph is with-
rat alloy. The first signal was given, 'tis true,
by the young Morilli, at tha bead of only 150 dragoons.
Bet the people were ready to second him. The eerie-1
elastics of greatest iniluence soon appeared :mons'
the leaders. Mettithino, who has resided three years
Ia England, and who has instructed himself in the
tree constitueat basis of the organisation of societies,
was one of the first to declare himself a friend to the
sew order of things. Thus strengthening by his
unistance, and encouraging by his example, the noble-
patriots who fearil, ulytalled down the fabric of ty-
ranny and established the temple of freedom.
Malmo, JULY 17.-.-The KING in a few days is ex.
petted to repair to the baths of Sacedon, 20 leagues
deist from Markid. it is believed that the Minister

enter, the M arquii de las Armadillos insists upon laying
dews' his portfolio. The renunciation of M. Abed.
Qctteo, of the functions of Deputy is admitted. No-
diet if interest is expected to take place in the tortes
ti; the 'ration.: Committees present their reports.

TTY -
The following is a remark of an American Paper
en the iliplomary of Buenos Ayres and France:—
And how will Great Britain view this whole trans-
act:on? What will she ssy to the fact of two French
'Moister', in bet, the French Court conspiring to
false a Bourbon upon the throne of South America,
ti the exclusion of an English Prince, and to the
injttry of English interest? Will she nut view it as
Bowes does, as a design to counterbalance is time
.bur colossal maritime power, or to diminish the in•
trodoetion of her goods by the free entry of those of
other nations, particularly of French manufactures•
which are now disputing the preference with the
Englisb ? Fraser was once foiled by Britain in
North Atonic.% .aml here is a second edition of the
Mane dbpositio*, This diplomacy is not likely to
breed glitch good wiU towards her intriguing rival.
Charleston Papers kayo arrived to the 20th, from
which the following are extracts
" Saw Ontstaxe, JCNII 14.—A few days before
the Stet* alp, Fulton, sailed from New Offerer,
Ike leek plate* the vicinity of the Uuitod States'
Distal /Mem, at tbatislaao. The games comusuni-
eased to that bitilding. It was consumed, with all
ErtWattab. lineldet the property belonging in Olt
ikpertaseet, there were 15,000 stand of arose: aid
kW semidry of eleathing belunging to the army,
limuned• Ihe loss of tkbverateeet bee* aforards
111 Yee liondeed Theneetwl