The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-17 00:00:00

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Iretterdlip..testieg, a !meatier' arrlCed to ea.
'oesisiti, dot ha Parma Itcottrt inteadad dining at
the Palmy aid preparations for bis reception ere
ludo in coissetrieece; but seen titter a second ates-
miter arrived from Carlton.boose, toily, • that his
Royal Mighoess coeld nit leave London, and to be
the bearer of tbs. nightly report of theOpiciaos..
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A. variety of letters and papers of ennsideraltin in-
terest relating-to the state astride+ in Saadi Miseries,
*we, been received by the brig Rowe', arched at
4140001' The present hate oil the wsrforein Von..
siiNlif
wilt be seeir4rose tbidkailed.eiew which we
"limit !roe, the loeitqUarters of thwPatriots at Co-
-41•11Inti;!-..T„rtnided letters state, that an American
setostwe,.,ittligookegs of gunPoWaevi had arrived at-
A %miners talus die tiiiitrittStatis, having Dr:Roast°,
so fee'lltetal7; the* SpiUlards in Cent., on
• *Alt /11 Vo.te: collected 500 sot.
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diets, W •ho wetw•irt. the-cootrotains of Gable, sod'
was Loon to occupy. all the coast to CONIIIIIII. MA.
NO 'Mit at iitatilrin, with frets.-t,500 to 4,ooomen ;
and Mourns at Comanscoo, with 300. Admiration)*
was at Granada, tictealliog his ships. Magarita was
fall of prizes. Ike whole of the intelligence strongly
shows the victorious attitude of the Patriots, end
that the - • "of tr-establishing the dominion of

t_ prospatel .....
the Government of Spain over the Colonies is etterly

hopeless. • - •
According to advice, in tbtt American ['slim the
Patriotic force on the Spainish Main, stationed at
various points, formed an aggregate of 11,000 men.
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It appears, by the American Papers, from which
we have already made elutes,' that a- body of
United States troops had commenced liigf match for
the purpose of founding I new military and -tam-
snercial post at the mouth if the Y*118,4104e Biter,
which enters the Missouri in-lat! 48. N. ippigi It,
of
,Washington, and is 1800 miles westwast4 isfAte,
.Mississippi. The professed object of this es4blisboseitir
is to eseletle the traders connected with thelkitiels '
North:West sod Ralson's tfay Ciesprilee fries 011
Wet. hiterceeree with the Missejlei
lodises. Gomel GAIN= had teltibtleillties(tei,`l
hoary recitations to protect the. weetite !seeder of
..Gworgie*ltic comb ineanittesteeniced by the to.'
diesu• japediag to Wile* tiowdoet, et w ail.
Othello*" teitte 001111111111 adopted by the Autistic:est'
the alerse of the inabitsists
.of that
arum pug ie great "mere. seblidtadq TIM to.,

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the report of a numermie t6ii rhaving as-
sembled within the Florida line, with hostile pur-
poses, was ascertained to have been enfoeoded.
Mails from /Tolland and Ilamborgh have arrived.
It is stated that one of the eons of Cnent litcLa•
OA RDC was top from Aix-la-Chapelle to Madrid, with
ajnint letter from the two Emperors and the King of
PRUSSIA. The subject of this communication to -the
Spanish Court is not mentioned, but it most pro.
bsbiy relates to the applications from thei latter to the
Congress, to assist in *oppressing the insurrection in
its American Colonies. The negotiation, which was
about to re-commence between the Helvetic Republic

*unladen, bus been again suspended. A triple el-
ates* between Wirtemberg, Sidon, end Hesse is
Spoken of. The American Vice-Consul at Croustade,
*hes been removed from the Complete Office, at the
desire of the Russian Government, for heisting and
kauwialing an illicit traffic carried on bb *PP thlticat
4 userthant. Thirty.four millions of roubles of the
new Russian Loan have been chiefly raised abroad ;
tad the importation of silver lati-Russia is repro.
anted as very great. Gold is also imported, bit
not in each 'baptisms. The Prussian Coasiitetion,
especially the pert of it relating to the adualoistretims ,
ef justice, is to be introdezed tato- Pemerania.—
, A dee is said to be ea loot, which will pro.
• is En amiable mouser the disputes
IDeamark and Sweden, relative to the Pah-
het.meitt
lie Debt of Norway. An article from the Maine
confridids thelabserd. temper that France was to
obtain Siva, and Nies from die King of SARDINIA,
in rotate for Ilwesislimi of Clifflei to that Monarch.
EsChanriw it Hambargh Nee. 6, 32. 7. ; 32. 10.—
Nov. 1O 32.6. ; 32. 9.
It was accurately sanitised that It was for some in-
,itemea perpose that the Aden Act was premed for
sod pissed in a thee" of profound peat* ; end the
meneer la which tbe prothines of that inhospitable
law have brew carried into effect upon the persons of
defenceless foreigners, who have sought a reties from li
oppression and injustice in this errantry, bee soli.
ciently proved that the most remorseless tyreney was
the object +which the framers of that Att bad la view
when they sought, and unfortunately obtaintV.lte'
sanction of a BMW) Howse of Parliament
Under the authority which this Act gives to
General GOVIGAUDy whose treatment by the OM,
cars of the' Aresarsest •of Secretaries we mention
yesterday, hes been hurried oat of the country imik-
menet which reflects infinite disgrace upon the adage;
aistration of Brilith justice. The Courier of last nigitt
retorts the charge of violence epon the General ; Met