The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-22 00:00:00

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cited in the treason of the
.a to hope for impunity. Isf
ig defended the Constita
more flagrant enormity et
sat native traitors, and fa-
wretched Monarch of Spain,
e been the cesquerors and
as beta alloyed by the
where the French have lest

their loss in all the
is calls for his vengeance;
would not wait long for a
r this royal fury. He Ins
regard for the iieffare of all
good enough for heaven, he
lispatch, to find their way
bad as to have no hope ja
gad in .this ! With the plea-
Ve of Monday evening con.
ed the 10th of October ; in
proscriptive vengeance are
conduct, at such a moment,
ill have a direct tendency to
in practice to prevent. An
ted matters I but a perseca-
e. When the moderate party
are, they will he driven to
Fence ; and, although it may
of enthusiastically partial to
otain that none hut fools or
ration* of an absolute King.
opted by the emissaries of
3 nothing less, and all who
utbority, are as mortal
they wished to destroy
boleros, although he has
to the constitutional cause, is
royal fanatics, because he de-
bug betrayed his own cause,
tation; for both are equally
igotry and superstition. In
stly wish tho be had the
xl when the destiny, of Cadiz
cry has been duly rewarded by
rat bad projeeis..he bad lent
Irobably be the eoniequenco
tie reputation. His soldiers
se deception of them. A
dant of Cabra, dated the
these troops have been tearing
*patios of Cadiz ; and states
ad been actively distributing
n signed by the King, before
re in consequence been given
the corps; hat, if the men are
main not destroy, but rather
may offer to the restoraties.
the French, troops, they might
moot : but dispersed through.
npelled to keep togs thee is
their been bunted dews by
will be driven into an invete.,
which may be formidable-
, net quenched, will then burst
sand and Lis deliverer, the son
Ideation upon which they do

s Morning Paper, which ad-
every where but its the British
of which it deems• estift fee
jesuitical article evilest the
b continue occasionally to dis-
asters, sad corrupt Placesten.
le imposition of a Stamp Daly
'dad to; and the iastitutioa of
t the effect of the dissemination
rack us that the writer would
ratios more justice if be bad
sa! for astsweritig the seditious
e sir ecis 'before their eyts,sad
I no more thou the frogs cared
proposed the Stamp defy, 1$
st his loyal societies would not
the pumpkin beaded Comfits.
opped up a few weeks by the
.and be probably thought that
read, was the best way of
to paper of to-day. this mode
r. Another writer on the saute
?, as that might seem to
rs to transport all the writers
48 and loyal method of proving
oarllamt-ut meets, we are threat.
this subject; and we should
only we happen to remember
a by law for the same person
ng truth twice; and it would
ft of the law.• to apply the
since we never beard of a
s it now stands, though fliers
okra, since the 14w was made
' Loyal and Patriotic Comes-
informed, is struggling into
id the &Orb Army of the
3 to be recoiled from Mlle, to,