The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-24 00:00:00

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"M•Dmio, Nov. IS..
Ler4.—.llin Envoi Highness has been informed by
iftrebal Coosa Meti:or that the troops of the second corps
tontrienteessios, on the sth ,f this month, of the city of Cartha-
nam.4* the noweettliCattnolic Majesty, end that the octopi-
lAn took Place in t4•••44o2lperCeot order. Idis Excellency he-
meows the liteltuit rovaLte on the manner in which Lieuteunnt
vauweil Bonnemaino,.aqo Major General VinceDt conducted
the beeettations which neve led to the occupation 9( that int-
riraet plate.
troops of the second corps have also taken possession
of Pretreat' ; and ins fresh despatch, dated the 10th of this
montb. Marshal Count Molitor has just acquainted his Royal
llietuares that he has every reason to hope, eceording to a eon-
ecretkou eerekaded on the Oth of this month, and Which has
eeceive4 his approbation, that his troops will eater Alicant on
thin h.
.c• 'These pieces having submitted, the 2tl corps will
cliately continue its movement to return to France, by way of
Veiteeis. Bingos's, and 'Poles*, and the arrival of the first
column in the last mentioned city will take place Immediately'
after the paaaage of the last troops coming from Madrid and
Miargos, the return of which toFrance I have had the honour to
a*noaace to your Excellency.
" The Major Gen. Count GUILLEMINOT."
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Maputo, Nor. 18.—T day atone o'clock, the King and
Queen of Spain, alit! all 'the Royal Family, made their
entry into this capita Early in the morning of this me-
morable day, so ardently desired by all good Spanierds.
um& which rooming* the glory of the liberating army and
its aognst Commander, all the houses of the city were
etermatly turd richly decorated. Triumphal arches,
adorned with emblems and inscriptions suitable to the oc-
casion, on which the arms of. France and Spain, and the
coition of the two nations were united, had hero erected
by the rare of the Corregidor, in the principal streets
through which their Majesties and Royal Highnesses had
to pass, on their way to the palace ; and the French and
Spaassh troops under arms, added.to the splendour of this
in:versant ceremony.
The salutes tired by the French artillery announced the
arrival of their Majesties and Royal Highnesses at the
Atechvgate. The whole Royal Family went to the
church of that name, to return thanks to Hod. for their
happy-cetera.
_ The precession, composed as follows, then proceeded to

the Pjace :
M•jhr General Verdiere, Commandant of the place, open-
ed tt►eAssn* at the head of his staff, and followed by the
togiowirt of Chassenrs on horseback. The officers of
the ataff of the army, the Gerdes-tin-Corps- of the King of
Frances preceded an antique car; drawn by 24 Spaniards,
devoted as couriers, on which their Majesties were seated.
Round the eat we observed Count Guilleminot; Major Gen. I
of the army; Lieutenant Generals Count Grundler and
Coilitt srde, Major Generals St. Hilaire and!
Johheales. Then came several detachments oft; French
garden-dwcorps, and the fine regiment of Cuiraapers of the
ft!tyal Ottani. commanded by Baron de Beillincourt.Their
Majesties were every where received with the unanimous
accleatatiows of a-people transported with joy and delight
at again beholding their beloved Sovereign. Their Ala.
jestirs Were received at the Palace by the Ministers, the
diploinatic body, the Grandees of Spain, and, a crowd
of -persons of distinction who filled the apartments. it was
()Nerved that the King gave a most gracious reception to
the French Ambassador, to Count Guilleminot, and to all
de:Yrench Generals who formed part of the procession.
.To44orraew, site.-14tb, at noon, the Kist will review the
French garrison of Madrid.
.Paerscu FUNDO, PARIS, Nov.2l.—Five per Cents. open•
est at g 9. 25., elosed at 99.20.; Bank Stock, 1,615.; New
ooliten 5 per Cents. 70i ; Spanish Bonds, 1020, 30.; Rentes
d'aspagne, '27i; Exchange on Louden, one month, • 25.
al"; tbAte-ditto, 25,45.

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IMILACT 01 A LITTI& DAVID PAllill,NOV 18.
CAsttsing has made his appeal to the Court of Cessation.
It neithottght,'from his language last night on the delivery
of the verdict against bias, that he would await the men-
tieuof his
in the Seeitenee without any hopeless attempt to avert
his fate. He has -yieldedhope of haviog however, to th naturalnterval an idesire of
life, mad perhaps in the
oppeettioity of avoiding the scaffold by bring • his own
exati,utioner.Tbe Court of Cessation sits only twice a week ;'
and as tea days mist intervene for the delivery and regia
tering of the official documents, it is not likely that his
cis, will be beard before the 4th or sth of December. There
canlie no doubtof the Supreme Court's decision. It can only
s.t aside a judgment On the allegation that some necessary
fer'il of proceeding has been neglected or violated, and his
consist can point out no such neglect or violation. la •the
Niels time every precaution has been taken to prevent sui
ride. This oat the more necessary, as be said in the
prison of Veriailies, that. 'he could easily baulk the execu-
tiea by his knowledge of poisons. He was immediately
after his sentence' last night pot in • strait jacket,.
and closely watched. Conducted to' the hjicetre, where
prisoner* see confined between their condemnation
and. emotion, strict orders have been given to
sada no person to see him. except his own family,
and Atit only in the presence of the gaoler. The
fetniii(of thiii atrocious wretch are extremely respectable.
Roth kii-father and Mother are excellent iktents, ad have
atevetid their fife to the education of their children. His
hither was deputy • in one of the legislative bodies daring.
die ',Volution. Since the reterWaf
.ttii Bourbons, he has
milord the •botameable post of itispectot-Getterat of the
Woo* and Forests. Thocgh repiesented on his: trial as
rather in air aitetied eireemstanceeelan fins in the hest',
satiety. He derives from his place sot less than 12,000
francs a year, and has, besides, propeety.to the:swami oft
12,000 or 13,000 francs—an income very vegetable se
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?race or Rpststwct.—Portland Place. for a Princ
or I.liteign AnahainiadOr ; tirosveoor, Portman, blanches
ter. 0.1. Hanover squares, for any Nobleman; Wigniore
Winspole. or Harley Streets fora private lien•
fiestas of hereditary fortune ; Cavendish Square is very
it for a Bishop, , sad . Bloomsbury for a• Physician. It
wield he superfluolia to point out the appropriate retreats
of the lawyers, though I regret to soy that, latterly, like
soothetaries, they have displayed an alarming übiquity.
11/erchants may reside is the vicinity of Knurl sod Bruns
wick Squares. It 'mild permit them to migrate to Ken
airigtoh, to Haiuserimith, or even to Richmond; but le
them avoid, for their lives, the West trod. properly so
The dandy of fashion will lodge in Bond Street,
St. James's Street, Picadilly, or Pall Mall. Islington sod
Hsckaey! be ye ever famous is song tor ruralising 'Ghee-
edeists. grocers of every 'colour.. and chandlers of every
desemioation! Wahrortb„ Kensingtoo, and Newington
Botts, deliciously milted up together in geographical con•
finding! still cooties, to receive to your sheltering bosoms
sliesesiring oillsoottorlsalter, and . pin maker of the
Jtormigli ! oar Kan bards. " spite. of hatbarian
seeing," shall still love the solitude of Nacres Vale, shell
vitiate through the shades of Lissoldrove, or climb
Illiforese Hill beeram is the manioc. " Dawes:e etagere
asfeiterimom ea.. Men of polished manger should re-
alist* courts ; yew dose Aga is lases and alleys. ina-
Isimitieisis is squares.- cristeets, octosis. fire. tkit de
en ere good for those that owe se sweep bet a free
swage is Mendel to ea issoivest looter.-41siteirry