The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-25 00:00:00

beat him so dreadfully that kis life was despaired oiler
a long time.
The gentleman mentioned as a clerk who was robber}
and murdered in Whitechapel, was the lamented Mr:-
Nathaniel Wild, who, in the month of August, 1821,
was knocked doe* by a blow from a bludgeon, and rob-
bed in Union Street, Whitechepel. The blow fractured
his sic nil,. and of that wound the unfortunate gentleman
ta. leavings wirtigutl several young children.
The 4001. mentiaTeed aa a part of some spoil, is sup-
posed to allude "la suaiusful haul which the gang made
i4i280 iovereigis at time, *bile nankin was con-
lined in the bole or witchhouse on some miser
;barge, end which confinement he always ascribed to
use coon* of. the rest of the gang, in order to keep
him out of his share of so rich 'booty.
The murdered woman, oboot whoa the parish Officer
had P3OO each cusaccessfal :exertions. there can be tie.
doubt meant Mrs. Dooatty, and the Parish Officer, Mr.
Taylor; the Vestry Clerk of St. Andrew, Holborn, for
Rorthilit had beforeopolten to Unperson. attending Mee
about that *bookie% affair. but storeys very obscurely
adding," that it would aU come out time enough whoa
tip was gone:"
It is dreadful to reflect upon the unprepared state in
WhichPordons end Corbett were on the night and morn-
ing previous to their execution. The strongest yitope-
ration and mutual crimllatiort took place between them
—indeed to such a firlitfel bright did thefcirry their
aktercation, that the Wards's,. attendieg them expected
inany times tbot• theyermalei• hove come to blows, and
were often on the point if reefing in the turnkeys to
rePrielat4atirliAleace.
a INV, t•!. Itesttnstmli2M...s. •. ' -
MPLOMATIC, COREP.SPONDENTH
Or TSB faltsszate,ll4/114Allr,"AND •VsTRII AN 'AMSAss Dons
art Plosno, TSB, SOTISSMIINT OP SPAIN.
101611,4,61111' et Instant has arrived:
cffifthielArlite Iblitititretbirritat diplomatic cotre
elllonktcreut. :*
rciert 4tolt)tsfq IT Tit inrsstAw MtNICTES AT TOR
*I. vinous TO IVIOS SAN AIIOLNEL.
"The obsirestloni. which the undersigned Charge
creffiffaien Of his Majesty the King of Prossia had the
. liobour to submit on the 6th current, to his Excellency
SeirOrCol. !hies Miguel. Secretary of State to his flits
Majesty, having been tOplied to in a moniker
far from conformable to the abate, of his Court, finds
himself ander the necessity cif executing a very pretest,-
tbry -order of tbi King,. his Matter, by declaring to the
spanistrillinister that his Prussian Majesty can no
longer maintain with Spain relations which, in the pt.-
at-to eiteamstmicesotoald be as little conformable to
their objeet•as to theeentiments of friendship and inter-
est which the King bas invariably manifested towards
s Catholic Majesty;
" obryiog tihs order, the ondenigood hes also to
male his eesteeittes, that theßing,lbis august Sovereign,
will ettm. ooltre to pat op the most sincere prayers for'
Nis happiness.of a eatiee which hie. Majesty, with the
dearest sorrow. perceives to be is the road to ruin, and

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Plisterdiato all the boners of anarchy and civil war.
es .i J. -ews aurauaat HOTS.
a Tate ondersigoed.gbarge this Adair's, of his Majesty
the Emperor of ail &ritualises, has seen with real pain
that the answer of hie Excellency Senor Sea Miguel. to
his verbalcomosooloation made on the 6th of this month,
ja..ves, far from ftilfillieg the wishes of which he was the
Medium.
".To Ogee in a stilt clearer light the jostler of the
caose which -be has sustained. and to cause tbe benevo•
lent igeotitirts of.Easeis to .M appreciated. I have the
12,10411.0. Lqr.stlielleially to bin Excellency Senor San
Milli: a eon* ;the despatch which 1 presented to
him.
." e factsibrelis recorded
tofte of general notoriety.
t•reeletting yet change the , and consequently the
t end/raid. ead liars' so motive fur altering his first
CoMmehleatleire
That Coming:dation is about to be published to Eu-
rope, and Europe will judge betwe-n the Powers who
ire animated by the noble desire of doing good, anal a
OneernmeAt which appears to be resolved to fill up the
cup of the misfortunes of Spain.
' " With reaped to the determinations announced is the
note of his Ezrellency Senor San Miguel, all the reopen-
Salinity will fall en theleads of those persons who ale
lobe considered as its sole authors; and while the sante
persons deprive their legitimate Sovereign of his ll-
eerty,while they delivernp Spain to all the evils of a
sangainsryaitarehy; and by means of keeping up a
culpable onderstanding, endeavour to extend to other
States tile calarnitiesin Which they have involved their
own ooliater, Romig can maintain no relation with au-
thorities which tolerate and can excite such disorders.
" The nodersittned has therefore the honour to request
that his ExcelioncySenor SO Migtiel will send to him
his parports,4Attiergto them passports for the persons
who compose the 'nitrite/a/legation at the Court of Isle
Most Catholic Majesty.
.•'1 Thelnttlersigned avails himself of this opportuelty
to renew to hia EteellencY Strobl. Sin Miguel, eta
admrances of his Bost distinguished eon sideradoe. •
. (Sieved). .. '• Till COUNT DS SVIAMILI."
, " Madrid. Deo. 28. (skit. s'") ' .
Anse/Kt,
" I have eeeeleed the very insolent note which your
Excellency transmitted to me yesterday the 10th inst.,
end, limiting neyseit for mreele reply, to stating that
yon have shamefully ahused (perhaps through ignorance)
the law of nations, which is always • respectable iu the
eyes of the Spacial. government, I transmit, by order of
Lis Majesty. the passports you desire. booing that your
/;xerliency. will be pleased to leave this capital with as
fade delay* poltsible•
‘. • • .., " I sin, Lc.
""Jaw. It" . " Scot:see SAN MJGVxL."
'•_l havetinshenersr to -reqnest that your Excellency
will be pleased to trarsmit use the passports necessary
for my hewing-Spigot ; sad I renew the assurance of my
bigh errasideratiom's - --,
• ' - —witividii...; • •
"1 bays received the mitt .whieb your Excellency
t rmistaitited to maunder the date. of the 10th. cod, con-
tenting myself with, stating in .reply, that the wishes of
the Ooverninent othis Most Catholic • Majesty fur. the
bappioees of•the'Pruesian States are not less ardent than',
Those manifested by his Majesty the Moir of Prussia
towards Spain. I-traps:nil to yoor Excellency, by royal
order. the passports for which you have applied."
(Dated the Palate, JAN. 11.• 1123.'• signed with the
usual formalities) . ' ... . ..
""ETAN;STA SAN MICISSI.."
Tile Sl:STSliklf Bono.
" The Allied Sovereigns, alsembled at Verona, have
been Of opinion that they could as longer remain silent
on the misfortunes nd disorder which desolate Spain.
Their duty and their-
l; ience -oblige them to speak.
and the undersigned Clia eaAffaires for Austria has
had the honour of wiling to Colonel• San Miguel
%l
Secretary of State Tor Perri ii Affairs to his Most
Catholic
.Majesty.• the sentlineds act] wishes of the
Emperor. • •,
"" The reply whieli his: Excellency gavel° this verbal
co mmunicatioti.prOves ikattlie intentions of his Majesty
have been misinterpreted satl hive/ire under valued. 'llse
undersigned will Sot dimiesd to the point•of refuting 11+81
calumnious issieuatious by whirl; it. less been endeavored
to distort his real ineaniag.:Very ilia Spain and ell PA. 1
rope will, he enabled to judge oftlduffiat tate Court of Ana:,
lent is of opiniou Ow its disappaqval,ofthe'caoies of
tbii evils which oppetiss I -noble 'a,lid. galenite" nation.
for which iiiiepfrime .so mociOstriin...aod for whieh it
feats a* oath lateral, *oald hit)* selheitatlyfleclared