The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-27 00:00:00

SPANISH -PAPERS.
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MADMD, Nov. 30--A Decree passed the Conn.
cil of Stste and the Tribunal, in which, after
speaking of the beneficence of the new Govern.
orient, it is said, that as it is not possible to pay in
coin, a paper will be issued destined for the put.-
. cliace of the national property. This D.tcrce has
not yet been published, but it has t,:ceivud the ne-
cessary signatures.

They write from Valladolid, that in consequence
1 f an order from Napoleon, received by General
Kell,rmen, he has collected and sealed up all the
papers of his Staff, and that the Chief of that Staff,
and an Aid-de.Camp, had set cut hastily fur Paris;
act! that Liellerrrian was to follow them.
It is strongly reported that peace has been con.
eluded between Russia and Turkey.

AYANViNTE, Nov. 10.—The oppressions which
the inhabitants of Seville suffer, increases every day;
although they have not finished paying the three
millions levied a month ago, it is now endeavoured
to exact a monthly one of 1,800,000 rials, for
which purpose a list of all the persons of the
city has been formed; and it is intended to draw
from it the extraordinary sum of a dollar fur the
waster of every house, and half a out: for each

servant.
The French talk of selling all the Pictures ; and
say, that one with 4nyther, they'vvill bring 100 reals
each.

They hive sold, by public auction, the frees cut
down in the orchard of the Convent of Enca.
ruali on, 'those area is destined to form a
svare. The Convent of • St. Fancism, which
served as quarters fur the French, got on
tire in vari..tis parts on the thirty.first
ult, and continued burning on the 2d inst. The
French preseiitod the people front attempting to
extiniyiista the 4.ents. On the night of the 30th
ult. Marshal Mortier suddenly demanded 24,000
rations, In take wit! part of his _troops, of whose
destina.;oll his ono Officers were ignorant. At
harf.p.tsi It in the same night, about 1200 men
et:ached by the tower of the Oro, as if they meant
to go wit by the bridge, where they placed their
cannon, as if the journey was to the county of
Nubla, but afterward we know they made act,
pass, and directed their march towards Ronda,
where the French, it appears, have experienced
some revcrses. On the following morning some.
parties departed with a cannon and howitzer. On
the Ist of November, Gen. Gerard set out with
2000 men, and although he gave out he was going
to !Arena, there is reason for doubting it. In Sc.'
'die a garrison-remains of from 900 to 1000 men,
f. ..ed front the 100th regiment of infantry, the
33 cavalry, and the 7th and tith Spanish in.
ftwiy, in which there are more officers than sill.
dwrs. Marshal Murder lives in such .fear, that
exactly at ten at night he itlaCes centinels from the
id of the street in which he lives to St. Bartolome,
itsoil no person is permitted to pass them.—( Regency
tiuzelio.)
. "CA-vitz; Dse:ll.—lt is said a law is about to be
passed by the tones, declaring that the Kings of
Spain and the ff rs Apparent of the Crown shall
nut marry without the consent of the nation—this
is countiactiug Bonaparte's schemes in the bud.
SEvILLE, Nov. 20.—Aranza sent the day before
yesterday to. the Consulship, the order communi.
fated to Sioilt, to embargo all goods, of EngliSh or
colonial produce, 41010110 they might be on board
American ships, or others; which were in the
ports of his jurisdiction ; to embargo and cots.
Oscare, throughout the extension of his corn.
eland, all the colonial produce which has not
been obtained by capture, or sales made by the
agents of Government ; and that the. latter shall
pay the duties established by the Decrees of the sth
A lost and•l2th September. This ort1:1. came from
N4l,oltou tt> Soul', and from him direct to Aranza.
Its all this Joseph is never warned, and conse-
rently there can remain no doubt whit the. incle-
pei,dence of Spain signifies in the conception of
Na,askon. There is added at the end the Decree
pt th 3d October, by a Itich it was ordered, that
tite C lu,ual products found in any of the six Go.
warrnments, .shirk we have said they established in
should be embargoed and confiscated.
StviLLE, Nov. 27.—Great preparations arc
snaking for a htP, which is to be given un the 2tl
of D,ceuittert it! honour of the coronation a NA-