The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-08 00:00:00

in soother aivilwatylike that of 69. AB4 then, maim
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to royalty io France for ever. Let the people ree
lect they have nothing to dread from; beie 'fairies
who conquered Frame by treachery. mut its bu
rro/ to perish as a barren rock in Ilse ma, is if. des-
potism was afraid of itself, and a litekswis Jleeftee
fix
inches high could terrify all the ismarche of Setups.
What a hopeful set to be sere! These champions of
the Iloty Alliance. whose subjects adored them, who
were beloved by all Christendom. yet were all afraid
of this tarrte wuterste ,serves. sod with
royal grace made an end of him. Dogs should not dr
voile dogs; they shoold have spared their brother Km-
p. tor, especially as he was the only one among Item
who was chomp by the voice of tbe people. Thee*
roof liberty still exists is Fraser, and the Illimirhai
fart spreadieg throughout. The friends of freebie.
are impatient in the present state of affairs ; they
see the Autocrat enable to keep his eyes off his new
prise io perspective ; Austria, a poor despised wretch,
watching his pleaders is Italy; Prussia talking of a con-
stitution that had bees promised to his slaves during the
war, aid standing upon a volcano that mast burst sooner
or later; for the first men in Germany are ready to apply
the lighted match, while England. the origin of all
the mischief, is i a state of easel beggary; her work-
houses crammed with once respectable tradesmen and
farmers, while those that remain out look upon the
parishes as the last resource of accumulated evils. The
Agriculturists daily meet in towns sod counties to
look for a cure fur an incurable system ; a profligate
expenditure kept up in the midst of poverty, and
milk and water applied to the Comer instead of Cami-
lle. So that if they look at the condition of any or
every Stre in Europe. the people of France have
nothing to dread from exterior enemies. Let then
the BOURLONS and the Ultras beware ; their former
deeds are in recolleetim ; should they provoke another
licrolutioo, their days will be numbered. But we And
every dry's experience is thrown away upon Kings,
they drive on with #e usual ideas of what they call
Royal blood. Such stuff may cult those that profit by
the delusion ; hot philosophers. and eves labourers, of
common sense, are not to be gulled any longer. A
crowned heal is nothing but a Constitutional Magis-
trate, plated to execute those regulations which the law
enac:s; and if thosedespotic Monarchs, like the BRAND
SSIGNoII. will malts the law subservient to their will,
the people have a right to appoint those that will
reign according to law. The French people have is
chute. to govern their coustry ; the Kim has sworn
to abide by its injunctions and provisions ; and if his
lliniste is shackled the Press with an Ultra law, or the
Kawo approves of the %meek ej the law, it will be-
muse the duty of the Female mph to Insist on that
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if Isce bemoans slmy. We repeat, they toe
nothing to dread fres die despots of Europe, In the
furtherance of their politkal or commercial Worsts.
They have already sees their country deluged with
the blood of their fellow•sitisess ; they have seen
Eoglish intrigue, sad infernal machines, supported by
thot,e menus, which new hang heavy on the most op-
pressed people that ever were swindled out of their
blood and treasure, by the most arch apostate that
ever disgraced any country. The Fredch people are
alive to their interest, and the Ultras will, sooner or
later, feel it.

The beloved Petty-coat Maker has at last thrown
off the mask which has so long covered his hypocri-
tical cupidity. He has openly insulted the COATIS
by ri fusing to dismiss those Ministers who have taken
so mach pains to disgust the people, that people who
are now alive to the recollection of the Cadiz butchery,
the Sacerdotal recruiting of fanatical Gatelike, the
} floes and counterplots of the infernal Mess, and the
emu total of Dun rboes degeneracy. What a lemon to
.the Spanish people; what an antidote to Ultra Royalty!!
No longer has the beloved Ferdinand an indigence
on the people; no longer have they cause to respect
kiln. Divine right and clerical influence brought a
UnIRLIIS and a Louts to the SCAPPOSO this should
prove as awful lesson to those Kings and Emperors
who trample upon the rights and privileges of the
people. ISSDINAND has been harried forward by
'wrecker; who have deluged Spanish America with
human blood ; the old champions of the Inquisition,
the tax-eaters and the"clergy ; they see the limits of
their power and the ultimate prospects of its extinc-
Lion; they see the people bare shaken off the baneful
iulttence of Ultraistn, and appear determined to wor-
aLip those laws only, which are grounded upon liberty'
and the rights of man. Woe be to those who oppose
them! The beloved Eussommtan may be indaced to
try his luck a little further, but we should strongly
recommend him to take ears of his head, which is the
anoit critical pert of the Monarchy. The SPANISH
and Point:W*l.SE Contra are join on with a steady
step.and appear determined to profit by the errors of
other meet, in the regeneration of their country; and
it must prove a glorious sensation to the friends of
liberty all over tie world, that those two nice raiser-
/LUMEN States, should raise their beads aloft among
eve, the Lords anointed of the Unholy Alliareee. This
congregation of Despots, like every combination
against freedom, is moaiderisg into dust ; they base
'hewn the cloven foot upon every °cession, and are
now likely to full out among themselves. Still Spain
is determined to be free, and we wish her success.—•
Let the Spanish people avoid these who attempt to
divide them ; UNION is their ell eav-awcwoo. aad who-
ever they find using any Odle or private mesas to
effect disiensiuns among the people, let him be marked

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