The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-09 00:00:00

"Coop of Liberty, on the banks of the Guadiana,
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Tire, JULY 25 —The troops which hive been
disarmed in the environs of Collis, are mow on the
•arch iu several columns for I' a interior of the
kingdom. where they will be re•nrganised, and h ire
Dew Officers ; their arms have sot been restored to
them, sod they will not receive thent till they arrive
at their destination. Eight regiments are spoken of
to replace them in the army of the expedition, but it
I. sot cettain that they are beater disposed. It is
certain, however. that the Spanish army in ge.
anal has no inclination for those remote
liens; the soldiers considered South America as de-
stined to be their grave, and besides there are emery
among them who think the cause of the Indepeud•
oats very jail. In the midst of all those embarrass-
ments, and of the general agitation of people's taint's,
It is impossible to foresee the ;mut of rigours in ennyli •
Wed and estraordinsty. It is asserted that the an.
tient Regiment of Mattson Guards, now called the
Id Regimens of Sponish Guards, is likely tr. (news
part of the espedition. block confidence is placed
its the fidelity of this corps, end en that lay ell of
which it has given anoltiplied prods since its lint
formation. The King has been extremely sieved
by the insurrection of the I►n..ps; lre.aever, he per
gists in trying the fate of arms, to endeavour to re-
gain possession of the South Americin prov:ricvs,
whitli are on the riot of being ■hully lost to the
Methyl errantry. rbri Mudrii/ fiat Ite his ptH►rsed
▪ prof.•und 'donee on all that has passed, soil the
private l►tters hardly venture to give a fee si:cum.
/tastes. What• is certain is, that several superior
Officers of the army sere sun strangers to the 1,11,.11
if the troops. sod several f•esh arrests have silken
place- It is now affirmed that the tiepin; of the
Camp of Vittoria hit! formed the project to seize
arm Cadiz, the Isle of Leon, and the Arc; with
OM intention is unknown.

Ssmo persons ate persuaded that there ling a con•
gpitacy, of which Cad's was the seat, to
way to proclaim the Constitution of the Curies,
after which the troops, led by GP11•11111 who are not
• were to match to Sladtid, to force the Go.
Ttria trent to convoke the Diet of the Nation. Lintr
uvedit seems doe to these reports, but it is with,
that miaow conspiring Imply enlighteoed person de.
sites • change of system; the discontent is general,
and certainly with reason. Never. no not even un-
der the last Nines of the Activists Dynast!. ts•'
Spain reduced to so deplorable a situation as that in
which it is new plot'''. _

FRANKFORT, JULY 28.—The epoch of the COlll.l
mencement of the French Rey°lotion, when, In Ger-
many, it ass only nrcessery for soy one to be SUS.
pected of Java!' • oi in order to be persecuted, seems
to hare returned. The agents of power even pretend
that there are infinitely more Jacobins among us et
present then there were at that period. Eves y where
personal safety is compromised. Already terror
reigns in all clones of society. Nntitinft is spoken of
bet arrests aml imprisonments. No otie can foresee
what will be the cud of all this. In consequence of a
foreign reqeisition, the pipers of two Prefe4rnrs
bolt bee. seised, each of whom tires with s Mem-
ber of the Diet of Freabfort (MM. de Wangenheim,
Minister of Wortemberg, and M. de Iterriandt, Mt-
sister of Baden). Theo disilfeciion calends into the
katerier of the hosset of the Diplomatic Body.
Wvsaszo, Joie 27.—Th. enquiries Relative to
14 esistouce de secret political society in the duchy
of Nassau are diligently prosecated. Looning's at-
leopt ilms life of AL IWO is &prenatal as