The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-10 00:00:00

lisiguiehed inhabitants of the Isle of Hides; his
name is Taulbee.. The names of the Commanders
of the four divisions of the fleet are Choloeu, Apo'.
tolo, Voeob, and Dotage.

From Madrid we learn, under date of the 27th De.
ceneber, that on the 22d the factious of Pravisrii bad
been put completely to the rout by Grand Gspes
Banos. From Cadiz, the following article has been
received, slated 17th Decembe►, Brigadier Isaregui,
whe has usurped the command of Cadiz, issued a PP.
ciamation on the 17th, which states as follows-."
have received the Madrid Oazette of the 12th, which
coutaius the answer of the Corte* to the King's me'.
sage. I have at the same time received two Royal
oidinances ; one of which appoint* the well-dmervieg
patriot Deo Jaciate Roma ate, brigadier of the
national army, 'unitary commandant of this province ;
this is the same person whose dismissal had girea oc•
vision for remonstrances from the authorities of this

city. The other royal ordiaance gives is for chief,
Deni Jose hi m Escario, who occupied the same situating
at Burgos ; a man who has suffered for the encase of
liberty, and who bad the glory of assignee *be tope.
cisado iti combating Marian. I revisal that ?girlie
to take into conaideration the qualities at Aaiun pa.
tricita tt ho are about to arrives, sod tab apes the.-
selves the offices, which I have provisionally bold."—
In the Sitting of the Comas, oa tie Mb 'IL a mes-
sage had bees received from the Mlitistee of Fiance,
in order to obtain a prorogation to the lids.of Jan.
of the decree respecting the three lives piss* ellPitece.
Referred to the Committee. Is the look two Sittings
the Corterjw•as occupied with the Penal Code.
At Liaison, the Custer, is their Sligo& of the
19th of December. resumed the discuesien ea the
organisation sad composition of the Conseil of Stott,
aqd decided that the duratios of their fencing+
should out exceed four years. The Cortes was after-
wards occupied wills other articles of the Coestitatinnal
Code.

The news respecting France is unimportant. On
Seedily, after mass, which the King heard in Lis
apartments, his Majesty received the Ministers, the
Duke of Richelieu, the Chancellor, several of the
Marshals, a great number of Uenerals and the Keepo•
liton Ambassador.

FRENCH FUNDS, Jau. s.—Five per Cents. 85f. 20c.
—Bask Stock, 1,520 f.

Extract of a letter from Quebec, Dec. I.:—Oa
Thursday afternoon a heavy N. E. scow storm cont.
unenced, and lasted till the meat morning ; the depth
of snow in the woods the next day wasabout it inches.
Although much drifted on the open grenade, wheel
carriages were generally laid aside fur trainee. Tile
wind having come round to the N. W. several vessels
which were ready for see, sailed on Friday. Os 84'
turday morning it was observed that retitle illerfret-
boats, both in Lower Town soil at St. Rosh, bad been
dashed to pieces in the night. The Quebec Steam
Boat, which got ashore at Ortindines in the snow
storm on 'f harsJay, arrived is port this morning. The
Schooner Packet, from Portsmouth for New Orkans,
was ploodered by eight pirates, from a schooner off
Havanna, ids Oct. The officers and crew were treated
with the usual savage m by these buccaneers, and
plundered of all their money and tvery thing they
could lay their hands upon.

The Isiah papers received today abound, we lamest
to see, with accounts of outrages. To some of these
we have given insertion ;and many more we have sup-
pressed, not merely for want of room, but from want
of credence to the narrative,. The new Viceroy sill
have enough to-do to restore the unhappy people to
order. He was addressed on Monday by the inhabit.
ants of the Liberty, and in a elk of loyalty, we may
suppose the addressers thought it, but in suck a style
as we should think little suited to the occasion or the
ci

of the country. After referring to
the obligations they are under to his MAJZSTr
for his parting admoeltion and lejunctien, and
for sending bis Excellency to represent hies, thry
state these circumstances as irresistibly establishing
" his Majesty's claims to the eternal gratitude of all
Irishmen ; Red wh the mutnent shall nave for
giving unequivocal proofs of this, the British mi.
pire shall then be convinced of their affection for the
Lest of Kings, aid that whatever the faults of Irish-
men may be, iagratitissie is *Wilms:testate astailot4"
They conchae by assuring his Excellency, "that thotgh
they have left a great number of legs and arson the Cein-
ti nent, and in the ocean, still a sufficient numbet remiss
to protect their King and Country from foreign er domes-
tic enemies." Marquess Wett.estar, in acknowledging
the loyalty of the addressers, takes occasion to remark
that lie trusts that " the continuance of genera pea,,.
may afford them a long period of repose; bet if etc.'.
King and country :-.houltl again call for their eaert;ol,i
against foreign and domestic enemies, he entertained no
doubt that their conduct will prove a bright addition to
the glory which they have already acquired."

The various and contradictory reports which ap-
pear in the German and French papers, are often attri-
butable to nothing bat Stock-jobbing trickery. The
pretended acceptance by the Porte of the Ressiao
ultimatum, while, on the other baud, it was reported
that the Emperor bad seat for his general in Chic',
in order to open the campaign, has no doubt it -
gloated in a source of this kind. There is but little
prospect of the Grand Seigeor agreeing to the cession
of Wallachia sad Moldavia ; bat shoats he •
this, and even agree to cede Simla, Mous•ler wvu'd
strike op some new demaoti in ordil to skiNtisil the