The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-01 00:00:00

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be expelled. His tsoriit were to the folloselei effect :
" Must I say that the moment in whith the dangers of
the Royal Family of France had become the most seri-
ous, was after France, revoltitiolary France, felt that it
was necessary to defend herself by new strength, and by '
an energy wholly new The Chamber, however, br-
ing then in Committee, it was found irregular to ori-
ginate such a motion, tntl the consideration of it was
adjourned to !In! fallost ink slay.—The Qtrotidieene gives
intelligence from Madrid to the 16th ult. confirming thi
account we stated some days ago that the Government
was taking treasures to transfer the Royal Family to
Comma. The Constitutiorourl contains a Decet e issued
by the King of Spain on the 13th, by which he bestows
the Grand Cross of the Order of Ferdinand on the
gallant Mina, as a reward for his late important ser
vices. Barcelona is to le provisioned immediately, and
to be placed in a condition to supprt a siege. All the for-
tified cities are to be repaired and strengthened.—
Morino and several other Royalist Chief* have,
it is said, offered their services to the Govern-
ment, fairly declaring that they did not I;ke the
seonstitution, but thai they liked still less aggressive
foreiener•, who dired to invade their country. General
Morillo has written to General Ballasteros, to ask fur
employment against the enemy, and his offer has been
accepted. Several Generals who .had been deprived of
their plares at various periods, on political ground:, have
also been restored to their functions and honours, and
the amalgamation of parties is said to become every day
more complete. A proposition has been made to the
Cortes to declare that the war aid' which Spain is threat-
• ened, " is entirely national and more perfidious and atro-
• cious than the invasion of Napoleon."
FRENCH FussDS, Fen. 3G.—fire per Cents. opened at
SOf. GOe. ; closet! at 81f. 5c.; Neapolitan Five per Cents.
67.—Exchange tad London: one tuotah, 2M. 6(k,; three
do. 2M. 40c.

Since the above wao composed, we have received,
exprese, the Juttrual des Dtbute of Thursday,
n bleb is full of the detail of the turbulent debate, of
which M. Manuel was the occasion.

At half-past 4 o'clock the President re-opened the
debate. All the Deputies returned to their seats.
M. Manuel was seated to the left. He advanced to.
wards the tribunal. The moment he appeared was
again the commencement o: a terrible explosion.
Every one on the right side gut up pith indignation,
and cried out, " No! no: nu!" " Turn Mut out !
this seditious apologist of a regicide must be turned

President.—" M. Manuel has given me a letter."
(All from the right side.) " No ! ri.)! we will not hear
it. Down with that base man. To the order of his

exclusion."
The President.- --" I know my duty;and I touch
esteem the Chamber to deviate from that point; and
since it is not in my power to restore trappillity in
the Chamber, I declare the Sitting is hialier4.
(All on the right side.) " That is all we want foe to-
day, and to-morrow we shall finish the rest." ""Vire
le Roi! rive le Busrr'oas !" " Manuel shall not
appear here again." " Down with the apologist of
regicides."

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Dam., Fett.2o.—Came down from the river last night and
sailed the Usk.. Power, for Barbadoes; also today the Co-
met, Alkiofterson, for Madeira, Se. and Pusey, Hilt,
for Do-
minica ; Rousseau, Hacson, for Sr. Übes; and spoke the
M'Pherson, for Ceylon.—Wind
PLYMOUTU, Fea. 20.—Sailed the Nelson, for Jamaica ;
Brilliant, for St. Lucia; Arethusa, for Demerara; Seger,
for Berbice • Herald, Sir Tobago; Mercury, for Antigua ;
onion, for Trinidad ; and S eters, for Van Dieman's Land.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Active, 215 days from Havannah,
conveyed 11 sail of oserclinntmen safe through the gulf, and
even made sail for England. She has brought about 9.1.1510
dollars, for British merchants. His Majesty's ship Jnpiter
remains in the Sound.
PoitTswourn, Fen. M.—Passed by the Charles. Fisher,
and Elizabeth, noire, for the Downs. Sailed the Windsor.
for Bengal. ilythe, for Do., Bridgewater, for India, and
Pyramus, for Madras.—Wind N.N.W.
FALMOUTH, Fre 27.—Arrived Three Brothers, 0 ippen,
12 days from St. Michael's, with loss of an anchor and ca-
ble. Sailed the Walsineham Packet for the Brazils; the
Marquess of Salisbury Packet, for America ; Lord Sidmouth
for the islands, and the Duke of Marlborough Packet for
Lisbon; also 12 of the outward hound vessels, and the re-
mainder will sail in the course of the day. The Pilot's leak
has been discovered and stopped, and she has begun to take
In her calm again.
STANDGATE Cases, FEB. 95.—Arrived the. John and
Isaac, from Gibraltar, stated the 10th inst. On the 31st ult.
the Prince Ernest packet, was driven on shore there, with
about hi) vessels of different nations; and the Isabella, for
Calcutta lost an anchor, but did not go on shore. By the.
Belt arrir.-d here this morning, which sailed the same day,we
are informed of the above
11" mm ice, Fea. 2ii.—Arrived the Leicester, Hammond,
and Lady Nepean, Lang, both with mails for Cuxhaven.—
Wind N.
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