The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-18 00:00:00

LONDON:
SATURDAY revirtxo, NOVEMIIIII,

We hare this morning received a file of Paris papers
from the 11th to the 16th inst.

An article dated Brnssels, November S. says, " The
!nous FRANKLIN or FORBES has taken refuge is the

territory of Frimee.-

Advices from Verona, dated October 30, state on
the authority of Swiss Journals, that Anstria is as-
sembling an army of reserve, 80,000 stron;. behind
the river Adige. independent of the army of High
Italy. Reports frson Tyrol and Carinthia ment;on se-
veral movements in those parts.
The Emperor ALEXANDen is expected to return to
St. Petersburch about the end of this month.
Letters from Vienna speak of an extraordinary ac•
tivity in the War-offices at Vienna. Lord STIMART
arrired at that capital nnexpectedly, from Troppan,
on the :2•,t1, October. After a few hours he returned
thither. Many conjectures have been formed as to
the object of this sudden joutr.ey.
The Ottoman Porte, it appears, has expressed some
dissatisfaction at the tartly manner in which opera-
tions have been c.irried on against the PachaofJenina.
Some misunderstanding, it is said, has originated be-
tween the Porte and the Pacha 31E1,1:Nur, of Egypt,
the latter acknowledging only nominally the authority
I of the f,nnrr.

The state of Spain is represented to be most satis-
factory. The Session i• abont to terminate. The
loan has succeeded ; au armed force has lives consti-
tuted, and the clamours of the discontented no longer
exist. The Kretrwareeepseasi tat he present at the

closing of the Session of the fortes on the 9th instant.

The Budget for the preqent year, as agreed to in
the Corte., is as follows:

Expenditure
Itrtenue
Deficit
The defirienry i• supplied by a Loan uf 200 millions
of real..

The decree respecting foreigners, or in other words,
the Spanish Alien Act, !..as been published.
By Article I. Persons of whatever denomination
(and their property.) are to he protected so long as
they respect the Constitution.
By Article 2. article I. does not extend to per<ons
interfering with the treaties of Spain with other
countries. But no foreigners can be persecuted for
their political opinions.

By Article :t. Such persons receive the same pro-
tection as Spanish subjects.
The Kist. of SP ON has sanctioned the decree re-
specting the Liberty of the I're4s.

A pr,jet of law has been presented to the Parlia-
ment of Naples fist the formation of Jurier, together
with the method of forstOng each Jury.
The KING of Pitt-sst.t has set out for Troppan.
FREN" FCNIM-7; f. 30 c.; Bank Actions
13147 f, 50c.

A Letter from lloston of the 13th Oct .ber, states,
"Letters have been received from France and Spain,
giving every assurance that the Florida question as
well as the Commercial difficulties with France,
will he settled on terms of equity and justice. We
certainly should be glad to see these promises realised.
On the niklit of the 19th inst. a shock of an earth-
quake was felt at Hunduras and at Omba in the Spa.
ni.h Main. The shock was more severely felt at St.
Pedro ; the church and reseral dwelling houses were
thrown down, and many lives were were loot. The
earth opened in se►eral places, and sonic hills were
thrown into the river.

The Ministerial parrs give daily rent to the spleen
of their employers at the untimely fate of the Bill of
Pains and Penalties ; and every day producing a re-
vival of their mortifications by .be rejoiciugs that pre-
vail on the occasion throagbsut the kingdom, adds
fresh feel to their malignant passions. Never, in the
annals of the country, was a woman made the victim
of such gross and virulent abuse. All the reproaches
)bat have bees accumulated upon those individuals of
bar sex, Oak infidelities were the most individual's
land the almost iaeseasable, hare bees expresaiese
of forbearance altd teatime's, when compared with