The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-07 00:00:00

THE STATI

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14,1001,1,01/0 francs to the King of Saxony In 1911, seenrod
upon the revenues of the lirand Duchy of lVarsaw, then
;11 his possession, prayir g for some security for the repay-
ment of their capital, wss ordered to he referred to the
Minister fur Foreign AlTuirs. At the conclusion of the
!Milk sitting. the Chrmlier resolved itself into a secret
Co 1111 l titter, in which .t. de Laggyette submitted a pro-
position for praying his Majesty to direct his Ministers
io propfor a projet for the definitive organization of the
Nafional Guards of France. M. Manuel also brought
forward a proposition, pr.t‘ing that a projet might lie
preartiteit tilt a new organizwitin of Juries. The con-
si fruition of both these impositions was postponed for
a week. It does not appear very clearly when the pro.
jet %a+ to be presented fur the modification of the Flee-
tiun Law.

RAVI/NNE, J%%. 25.—Aceonlinz to the news received
this flay from Spain, the saintlier of the Insurgents
amounted b,OllO men. They hail taken pu ion of the
arsenal of La Caracas and the man of war San .lulian in
she bay, o hurls has afforded them some artillery. They
were marebing on Seville. General Frevre having left
na Isth, in order to advance un Srville, the Insur-
gents, as was just stated, were directing their march on
the same :10111t. 011 th.. `zOtli news respecting the meet-
ing of the two armies ought to have been received at
Madrid. As the Spanish Government have published
nothing, for the truth we must wait further arrivals.
According to letters fruits of the 24th of Janu-
ary, the Spanish Goverimoint Lure: that the lnsiirgents,
to the amount of between two and 3,1100, bail threatened
S. ilk sin the side of 't rem Their pri ,eipal farce was
about 4,000. General Frerre was still at Seville on
the

The liuke de Vicenza has again been eXamined be-
fore the Judge d'lnstruftion.
CANA. JAN. 10.—f). :%11011141 Rodriquez able‘, Bri-
gadier of the army, is 4 inventor of the city. Orders of
the Day, and severe edicts, are posted up at the corners
of every street. The greatest vigilance is ole‘erved—a
provisional regiment has been formed. All retired ME-
errs are called on for their services. A Military U -
minion is to try the factious, who shall dare to disturb
the publir tranquillity by their sperrhes or writings.
All meetings composed of six or more persons are for-
bidden.

1 ler Cgaititetionxel contains the following article;
it is dated Cadiz, .lan. II :—We do nut know the num-
ber, vim-, with any accuracy, the designs of a multitude
of troop., of all arms, who demand entrance into over
walk. The Governor has placed I self at the head of
the civil and military. The city is in a state of siege,
or, rather, the siege is reaily commenced. It iireipt
we are mistrusted, and ordered not to quit our houses.
The theatre is opened merely for form. It has heeu
officially announced that lieneral Cruz was at l'trers,
waiting for two infantry battalions of thiadalaxara
and Catalonia. retninandeil by °coeval blichelena, and
that the former hail already under his orders a division
of men, and heNides expected the arrival of
lieurral Perm, who was bringing two squadrons of ca-
'airy ' • and that General Frevre nits at Esija with the
Royal rtrabineers, and would not delay coining to
our del:vermin*. The time is long. Thr Insurgents
do not move. They are established in it Isla, and
tinder sour own eyes iircustr the magazines prepared
at a (reit espouse on various points of the h.iy. They
are numerons. as fir as we are able to judge from the
extent al conntry they ocenpy, and the apparent Mao
with which they wait for the ruwilu of General Preirit.
It is said they have experienced ant .e desert' , lint net
a man his come over an this side. Our militia do duty
with a battalion of the regiment of Soria, almost the
only regulars we have. .k provisional regiment has
been formed out of the marines and sailors of the fleet.
The liiivernor is very active; lie is every where, and
consults nobody. Military power is absivlnte : indeed
that ought to he the rase, fur if it was necessary to
listen to the inhabitants, you must hr aware that a city.
purely commercial, and aernstomed to enjoy all the
comforts of life, would repine at privations arising eat
of a siege and distrust.
Facvcit Futna.—Five per Cents.. 73 fr. 5 c.; Bash
Actiuus, 1433 fr. 7.s r.