The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-04 00:00:00

Imps; every soldier having, in addition'
iaggage, a pig, a turkey, or some oche'
oft of live stock. Bolivar is reported to
sanybo with 6,000 men, and was about to
with his force to the reduction of Puerto Ca-

ads papers, which have arrived to the Ist
contain a report of the proceedings of the
rof Deputies on Wednesday, on the 7th arti-
;e law for repressing the offences of the Press.
tide, for inaccurate reports, and wilful mi.-
tations of the proceedings in the Legislative
vs, or Courts of Law, subjects the Journalist,
lest offence, to a penalty of from I,ooof. to
and for the second offence, or in the event of
net being insulting to the Chambers, collec-
r individually, or to the Court, Magistrate,
ri, or witnesses, subjects the offenders to int-
ent frost one month to three years, and to an
t an to the publication of the proceedings of the
.es and Courts in future. On this article, the
tee had proposed a merely verbal amendment,
ffert, that the interdict should be fur a limited
r for ever, at the discretion of the Court. M.
t proposed an amendment, importing that the
concerned is writing or inserting the obnox-
piton, should be subject collectively to a bite of
000 to 3,000 f. and individually to imprison-
ir periods of from one month to one year.—
long discussion productive of little novelty or
t, but much altercation, this and several other
nests were rejected, and the article as amended
Committee, was adopted. The election for the
rendisnmeet of the Seine has terminated in the
of General Girard. On the second ballot, the
rof electors was 1,126; General Girard bad
ten, and M. La Panouse 414. On Wednesday
ort of Caseation annulled the judgment obtain-
Chevalier Desgravieras, before the Royal Court
is, sgsiest Louis XVIII. for the purchase-
of the estate of L'lsle Adam, sold to his Ma-
prior to his emigration. The Moniterr of
thy:contains a Royal Ordoaneace, sanctioning a
ution for the Funds ; namely, that the transfer
Renter for money may be made, either by indi-
Is or by the Sinking Fund, duriorthe periods
the books of the Rentes are closed for the divi-
.ln article from Vienna, dated January 20th,
the belief of an approaching arrangement be-
Russia and the Porte ; and a letter front Odessa,
sth nit. says it was sot expected that the dd.
resolution of Russia would be known before the
f the month. Prime Cantaeozenoi who is said
prweeedisg to Russia os a mission from the
sof the Pelopenneetts, has arrived at Wurtem-

him* hi t. 31,m" 7;.ciAlts. gm 15e.
y Madrid papers to the 22d sit. which have
I, we learn that the Cortes had taken into consi•
ties the Report of the Committee appointed to
line Don Manuel Jauregni's memorial, and, after

% debate, bad come to the determination that
were equal grounds to institute proceedings
lit him for his conduct at Cadiz during the late
;ordination of that city, as against the Military
fof Seville, who was ender prosecution. A cogi-
tation was then made by the government to the
rs, stating, that Don Francisco Paulo Escadero
sg resigned the office of Minister of Marine, his
sty had been pleased to appoint to that office Don
eisco de Paulo °aerie. In consequence of the
Arable turn which affairs have taken for some
past in the North and South of Spain, directions
hem given to seven regiments of Militia, which
lwn ordered to be pat uader armr, to return to
homes. It appears, however, thrt fresh disturb.
s had broken out at Seville. In conseqnenee of
winz known that an express bad arrived there'
the capital, a part of the people collected before
hoele of the Commandant-Deneral, desiring to
the cottents of the despatches. This officer
lonished them on the impropriety of thus assem-
sg for such a purpose; and a report being mall_
usly spread that he had given orders to fire upon
people. Commissioners from the regiments and the
pie demanded his resigaation, which accordingly
k place; and his successor, the following day, con-
tented the citizens, in au address on the termina-
-1 of the agitations, which they bad effected by their
stancy in h.-intaining their imprescriptible rights.

incite the attention of our Readers, in a parti-
Lar manner, to the proceedings of the county meet-
; held at Exeter, on Friday last, which will be
Ind reported at considerable length in another part
our Paper. The county of nevem may be called the
trt and seat of Toryism. Yet, even there it was I/ ni-
sally maintained, that excess of taxation is the cause
the agricultural distresses ,and that reduction oftaxes
the er.ly. remedy. lint the tools and abettors of
nisters were not only unable to avert the acknow.
gment of these truths, they could not prevent a
:inct clause being added, as a rider to the petition,
ying for Reform of Parliament. Their defeat did
rod even here. When it wasforneallypsopowd(hy
Mien, a barrister,) that the meeting should give
t flees three cheers to Mr. Hems, for his services
.lor/ *lament, and soother three times three to Reform
'a I'Mment, the propositions were severally received
ti le loudest acclamations of joy, and the cheers
et extent proposed) were gives by a large ma-
lty of the meeting. The speeches of Mr. C.
'11•5 Nr Colonel Peat, Dr. TIMM, and the