The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-19 00:00:00

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genes has arrived with regard
is, there are indications of a
rogressoi Presets valour. The
d although li the can be gather.
on in such 'gambling afairr,
of opinion easy be gathered
he time which has elapsed since
it is possible that an attempt
t suceas‘upon the Isle of Loor.
anted as being heated to such au
vest the attack being made iu a
ieves the attack was made on the
occur at that period, there can
lecisirely repulsed. Rumour,of
ion ; and the most improbaiale
ane of. them is prolatble, and
Indeset,rejoice to find that it
" the Yellow fever has-broken
pea at Port St. Mary's:" The
nd ;the tendency of tamps
ame hopes that Providence has
avenge the unprincipled atrocity
ad to rescue the freedom of that
its mos( ease and malignant
he case, the New nmeswill
lasagnes to the loet," which, we
ed. There is no calculating upon
faccideats ; and the perseverance
fled wine of life, and %eclat
I with the most brilliant success.
"ireful, as well as more glorious,
elf from the military grasp of
n stricken to the ground, and
eath, than it would , have beta
rs on the frontiers, and driven
of their. career. They would
-new armies) would have been
of years mitht have raged upon
If they are now defeated, and
is Premch will have learnt that
s when it is conquered to appear.
mad, indird, if they renew tie

tLat Ferdinand and the Dole
assassinated. The former could
tits of possibility,. He is in the
104 and reserved. we trust, fora
on, and to pirialtWiala it, if it be
'ingots's/Ise way dread asslssina.
e hand ofany Spaniard who Ems
icy he takes goad earn not to at-
tach hazards.

dab King, on the close of the
h the reply of the President, have
t wish they could be as freely cir-
Th. great want of the liberal
ation of the press. The propor-
eattemely limited; and this wa
y, rendered the progress of Jibe;
ea while the Cortes were iodefa.
-s to teach the people. The iln-
sbe considered, we trust. as the
urn to defend the Constitution to
htli it, rather than survive its fall.
e say that Spain has nothing to
ph over despotism, and its band•
irrary says, this is not the age
exhibited at Thermopylae. We
not become so: and from the past
e know not where it shook, sooner
ted than amongst them. It has
e dme nothing for Spain. They
ized her milittry resource., whici
bible for any persons to bale don?
ut the population of Spain to west
hot they have shewn the most
e most prom ;t decision, and (14
r cause. The single ant of rawr
lle would confer upon diem a well

%Trash fresh laurel• round his slu.

as be is said to be, be plays 0
whievous fairy; and apppears to
wing wherever be wishes to be.
that "a swell having obliged the
to stand off to sea, the envoi', to
r 12 hundred men, came out from
boats ; and made a descesst on
land Barcelona,4 which appear's to
P. The tocsin was sounded, the
id the blockaden of Barcelona Were
)f their magazines at Mataro, and
eof that town. The Spaniards re-
fears by taking the road to Hostel-
tell as they are pernsed! %Ve Pow
h*" by this word. Tbey Jo not

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