The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-22 00:00:00

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TO OUR READERS.
The firat Letter of one Correspondent "1. K. ff.
Prince Leopold haring ereilril so nosed aitentt".,:
No assay persons haring been disappointed in sot tr,i.
able to obtain a ropy of the No. of Tam :sr ;twi
n-kirk contained it, nor of THE Coxartru rtg.‘. fa 0 or rrr /ilk arde appeared, it in o intention to "lei:
it. together with a serene Letter. from the sane pea.",
addressed to the same Perrone*. in Tut: Co Arlen pi:,
of Ta-aeorresr. We hope. by this wtaaa, to pie ult
mar nr inquirers after it and. et tar swot not,
sheer that sre are &treys mad,/ to comply with *phi;
oj our rriends.

Spiattchnati-7
.6 FTATVESIA\" IS INC 01111.0114TE1 wni
STATISSIIAS."

LONDON:
SAMDAT LVENING, JL'I.V 33, 1.27.

STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLorg.
The Funds4he whole of this week ku, iaa
markahly steady. Last Tuesday ma( the ort„,,t
Consols for plibUr transfer, and al,o pettliapia2
Account was not a heavy one, and was settled•

any defaulters being declared. Money still e,,m,t
very plentiful. The continuation is about 1 Nit
not quite 5 per cent. The opinion is rather is faht
of a rise. Very little busines, has been done, cesspit
tively speaking, this last week. Consols for .1
gust, 6911.

We hare received this tnorning P;rit Parrs
Tuesday sad Wednesday. ludeitcatleat of the
ceedings is the first sitting of the Spanish Cat
(which are detailed in them Papers, and which,
be found is our columns, as we had prerioash
ceived them through a different channel), o.:ey cos,

not a single article to which we can attach the I.
importance.

In the Chatnher of Peers on Monday, the ?mitt t
lative to the budget of 1/520 was adopted; aCA
ruissio■ was named to examine into the prefrt elsei
to the execution of an arrangement concluded bets'
France and the Dey of Algiers, for the payuatutci
snot of money due to the latter. Also the pr +i
specting a new territorial division of the depansi
of Corsica, was discussed, afterwards put to thcal
and rejected.

FRENCH FVXDP.—Fire per Cento. jb 1. 73
Bank Actions, 1371 f. 50 c.

The great work of Spanish regenerstios
plated. The doubts thrown by the friends of de
air vs the sincerity of PII.OINAND VII. bye

gloriously refuted by the awakened ,ease sed
triotism of that Monarch, whose promise ts SIP
the Constitution of 1812 has been faithfully asl
lemaly fulfilled in the first sitting of the Cormsai
9th inst. Weak as FIRDINAN a had proved IMO

the first part of his reign--unjust, tingratefil,
rannical as he appeared in the years which
ately followed his restoration, he has now rein.

faults in a manner which will render Linos
beloved, and his name immortal. Lately theist
spiced and abhorred Sovereign in Europe, lanai

present, in character and real dignity, far 'hang
3lottarchs of our times. From one rice, the lei
vice of other, Kings, even in his worst of days
been entirely free—hypocrisy. He has never dem
his people. When be was a despot he frankly
I
them that he would be arbitrary, and that he expo
them to obey. Ile did nut make false promise(

order to be allowed to establisb and

tyranny under the mask of constitutiosal hs
I k openly pulled down the Constitution naafi isl
absence, and restored the former monarchy wit ill
exclusive privileges and powers. Deeply as the so
lamented his blindness and reprobated his irllissl
injustice, still there MAI a candour is lie all 4
which showed that it was founded on principle/Milli
no doubt, but arising from the prejudices it liebbl
had been educated, and a natural attar-10W le A
of tiovernment, which had hitherto bees Wilk
his House. , it is to this candour, the mis WI
virtue in his years of error and of gailt, the Ili
gaol
the preservation of his dynasty and the big§ I
which he now occupies at the bead of all 11l
1 reigns of the earth. It left Aim *pm to

fl4l, Even in the midst of flatterers and evil 10
made him to listen to the voice of truth,
st darkness to light, from evil to lig
danger to security. It also gave' to his
however inconsistent in appearance frog
&anew of the change, an authority will
i tion 'lkhich it would nut otherwise have I
llt created confidence at once. 110 10
that their Monarch stns not playing the P 1

bad abjured ali former errors, sad beam& wet
stitotiosal. Hews no jealoasy was srpe6lo4
no
effort mode to priest hior free
*hare is, tiro ostablislowest of national ford
He was frosted. loved, and bewared,
now proved bissself w.trthy of the %maw
'deo* repined is bis sincerity.. Hod he Ile—
attains a his Ilialelsre, sad data is)*l
'IOW to the wishes of his yr•Fl
peashirra tiro dociritte dog Pirfwee •
titan aJter- teas. to &web whd