The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-21 00:00:00

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he 'sated that ewo . mitre o
Spanish troops to Ha annah, had jest retarned,
these vessels left the doter city, the corm ho
Spanish Governor of Pensacola embartt4

been taken by pirates, as the Goveroor
valuables with him, which perhaps may halloo,
his destruction.
66 Our informant also adds, that 300 Uaitelppii
troops arrived at Pensacola the day kelift tiers.
The following is a litter received at Lionl%
Morning :
" BAUD/Oily SUM. 15.—Arrived yN dui
host Virginia, 24 hours from Norfolk ; poitmet
mouth of the River at anchor, a large
(this ship is Portegoese), supposed hse
captured by an Artigaio privateer, mil ht, potisi:
distress. She is in charge of an Officerolikameit
Cutter, and has been I ibelied, and chimed bf tla Pot
toguen consul...4*es 24 feet eater, stated vi
18 or 20 guns, has one million ponds of sager
board, besides other cargo. A Urge part of I
cargo must be tikes Ala before she maven lets
river—her name and other circumsteme ere so
Jinififir."-;=(Pid. 11- t.) r
• #Ali ;
It is supposed that the above trelpiiii,l
-Altsgre,

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TUE QUEEN.
..Tim Bs!Idle of bee M AJIIIT ell Jinni*"
taming, is as discouraging is soy of the mg*
" Kew Palare,loki
" There has brew no impreveaseat to ber Illasaset's
tome Mace oar last Report.
(Signed) ." F. WWII;
" H. HALegeo:
The Quccir passed the whole of the presimulo
in estate of great pain and restlessness. -Sir tug
MILMAN was the only Physician in attenthate4
hedid-mot -retire:tom the Royal chamber till"
ing.
.0/oeafter ids o'clock, he again sialtedialb
saimaindlound ber somewhat more hee free,*
obot in a efefe of greater exhaustion than she lei*
on any former day, since the commeneesseld
illness. Esprosses to Carltom.hoese, with lel
the Patrice Reoawr, both from the Paranoid
Si! FR./knit M I LMA It, were thee sent OM Meese,
were also dispatched, at the same time, to W'
Vogl., to the Queen's Palace, in St. James's Perk,
to the Dukes of Yoamand Sussex. Theattackd
which the REartlT hen had appears to here bent
slight, for he last evening lessened his Villein
ataicted Parent. After receiving the evening .
of her.ll4 AJEtere• Ph) sifting. ho masinett to din
with ftinselicessts.—Si! thristilks . .
from *Amigos ot..two o'clock, mei fsotb ha s
FRANCE' illsiiiiiiri remained •ie atteiklaucolsr.
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Bight.: '
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The Took for .IPlie evacottron of frsess by
Allied krmles, *bid& has been entereillitalo
era 11—ttre'ffuir1144,1644able Tri1it,414.14/
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6ed on Saturday last, and a literal copy'
. 140
least what I. vouched for to us as Both, will bit
in another pep. The subitaoce of this.oll4l
strumeat, is.lkjelteuet all respects the same mills'
telligence'vie hive already bad transmitted from
la-Chapelle. Tim itatemeet In the preamble
apectiag the reqqisitioa of the King of FRANCO
most remarkable pact. It comes oat that the •
lion of the Frenchietrifbry at this period, fur ehl
so much merit is claimed .to the Allies as se
limitary and generous act, arising oat of 6
new-born confidence is the French *alien, I
been assented to at the express instance and'
lion of the King of Faaaca; and this be deemed,
accordance with a Treaty (of 20th Nov. 181.
which the Sovereigns admitted the principlealtl
evacuation at the end of the third year of the ti,
.potion, with some sort of prospective peovisimil
justify the occupation) as to " the progress that Oil
have been made in France in the re-asrablisbmtill
order and tranquillity." His Majesty the Kill'
FaMrce, now rests his demand to the Allies SG "
state of France," and the faithfol used '
the Treaty of November above alluded to. 11
Allied Courts accede to this request *ilk 4
best grace they ..can assume ; but It is 1061
to all the world that the state of France and n
composition of the. Goiernment at present, Devil
' standing all the4r efforts to regenerate that tore
and fashion its Government to their minds, u"
very reverse of what the Allies here laboured tom
Not only ere the principles and the system 0(4
.Despots of the Congress held in utter contempt O'
abhorrence throughout France, as inuch,'sod if f'
tilde still more than ever ; but the Covernmeal
composed of the very men whom the illiberal h
Lion of Kings and Ultras have sought to estW
and the King himself appears the patron 0(41
very system which his disinterested Allies )1
made such fruitless efforts to annihilate. The I
liei.now dare not violate their word, for beside,
consolidation which the power of resisteool
assumed In France, and their o*ti diminishing siel
sod popularity, there.. are s) mploms apparent
the' conduct of the
_Vperor of AUSTRIA, wi
pretty strongly inclicetettral matters bettseie 1
and his brotlter Soverfig.l4 ,of! the Congress or 1
altogether salisfacorfto%ilis Imperial AlrieltY!,
the Court of Vienna. Wbether the Austria 31