The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-07 00:00:00

(IRON La TRIBUNE.)

It is reported, upon the credit of a letter from bow
lona, that the Insurgent army daily increased ►ythei
sertion of the !loyal troops.
The corsairs of South America communicate M
sent with the partisans of the Cortes, and it is thsaglt
that the insurrection has extended to Malaga. A ieei
sive movement i% speedily expected. _

. . .
CADIA, Fan. 11.—The Insurgents person', is the bit
of Leon, the same security as ever. It appears *ism
of their Chiefs has made a sortie with 3,0110 Nees, one
under the guns of Freyre and &Nene', and that br
boldly overrun lime shores front the mouth of Sand P*t
to the Straits of liibraltur.—Wc daily witness the mini
of persons from .%Igrsiras and Vejer, who come by gm
to take refuge in Cadiz. They are fur the mist put
numbers of the municipal corps, who have ►ess bites
from their jurisdiction. This city, exposed to all*
rigours of a siege, is in a truly distressed state. the
inacion of the Royal army, its want of power, Min
bad disposition, will finish by reducing us to despair.
MADRID, Ft.. 24.—The Court still preform Ihe
nose silence. Tht..Gazette speak& of what -fintleid-
Mexico in September last, and yet die fittest previnesi
the Peninsula has been for two months the thialmaili
insurrection, which is daily gaining ground. OS
18th, Riego was in the Faubourg of 3falsga, 'book
was attacked by part of O'Donuers forces. The said
was very brisk. Riego has taken the direction siePP
nada.

What is General Preyre doing? Where is thews**
of the King, in the extent of the country which bib'
surgents overrun with so ouch boldness and soma

We are glad to Ind that the Cato street Pi
whatever might hare been its tendency er de*
is not likely to sow the seeds of those DOW Or
ehielk which many of. the best friends Se ll*
country apprehended. With whatever Wm* ,
first deep colouring inspired the pubis mak
has not given a diploma to those emetic INIP
Clan!, wbo expected to be allowed to
(oeettedon erten) those electiomerleg Shah,
which, while tbey would gratify the wisher so
views of a wily set of Ministers, might Is IWO
in a certain, though inferior degree, M
the fortes* of sash underlings. so sir. hihAr
are the Ashes (celbalated epee as geigile4
IM17;
readily swallowing the bait, that any we

nature, the
Instead, then,
Candidates,
the err,-
of Ministers,
_ be thrown
„okra, the people have, in many places, se-
w& mitered into subscriptions to prosecute any
kibereeeiving voter, or any underhand or corrupt
.r.,eire that time-serving venal prostituted Candi-
.,:es Nov adopt, to pin over the simple unwary
motor to his ends. This is one of the fairest buds
,h;eh the Constitutional tree of liberty has put
lh for rr ally generations, and which, if succeeded
others of equally good omen, cannot fail to
!,ig forth, in due time, that wholesome political
*which is absolutely necessary to stem the ge-
petrefaction of the whole body, a condition
itbich the United Kingdom of Great Britain ap-
wed rr,•idiy falling. Of what mighty use, then,
riskj aot be the laudable, the virtuous example of
tleatv 0! I,t,ntii m . the City of Westminster, and the
•,,,,xwagh of Southwark, at this moment ? Of no less,
r..thaps. than that of taking a truly 'feria's, AMA-
, 14:, mow rendered absolutely necessary to us as
•to itr.l,.‘neudt•at nation, out of the hands of men of
.I.laaw.l min* aml full of resentrwmt, and placing
it is those of more experience and more judgment,
who have a greater interest in averting those
.1.011 shocks with which it is usually accom-
.
. Mitt

Eitrset of a letter received front the island of
irk the 11111 February :
ilie wish that our friar Is and companions in mister-
tw at resent in London and other parts of Europe,
oil come and !mite w::11 ;heir brothers the Constitn-
assbto, who are determined to perish or be free.
lola oar friends who took refuge in Portugal, have
r't arrived, and were received with an enthnsiasni and
elJnatiol t.n• to he described. This moment they
folly equipped, and their passage espences
frbiefeti.
.11 wojh! lie of the first importance that the Editor
gib K,weNnt Cosulititeionat would immediately come
p...• as the press, at the rreßent moment,
46i it he nwler the gnidan••e ••f men of his ki.owlefire
iorgrity, while it is (comparatively speaking) of
'Awe in rn•a.ton.•'
tillowinrs is an extract of a letter from

.--
•11rts not till after repeated .'tack: on one side. and
Adele resistance awl violent strugg lei on the other,
iiitll.lte.itrsi was dismissed. It is reported that the
l*tima d'A ugttulerne, at the head of a solemn ,I,.pnidi ion
if Mart. waited on the K:ite to supplicate the
7.taisea: of t! le ohnostions Minister, o hick request is.ts
we received with a very gond grrre, lint was pereui:t.
Way r0.j..,,,e4 by the King,who stated, at the saute time,
td W. it:mazes was the man in France in whom hr
ezei the uost confidenre. Another outwit, it is said,
me is the share of a threat from the brother of the
somir,, to sink the etnantly. If the fat-melte was not
?tsar. This, it seems. was also inetfeetnal, and the
ehjat was net aecomplished till the King went to St.
Hand, where tie Walesa Ile Kerry. throwing herself at
11;5 feet. b-sottglit his, by the wane, of her murdered
lota, to ierri..! to their wishes. Before the solemn ap-
peal, piorectuily secoaded by tile prayers and entreaties
of sh tlJoe present, the Ki II resolution gave way, and
as antral* content was wrunK from hint ; iu come-
wisce of whirls, M. Derazes was removed from his
tianferous rlevition."

The following respecting M. de Cazes is from
the re, W a Fre111111111.411.—" M. de Cases was quite a
Ina% if 1 mad• so express myself, when Louis the
ascended the throne: he never dipped his hands
is the 11,44486 mi ; he WAS, indeed. too voting to take
tsy political side, nor dial he ever play any conspicuous
rut Nader Bonaparte. M. de Cases was brought for-
s/x.l hr Laois XVIII. alone; it was Louis XVIII. who
hot discovered in him those powerful talents which he
lias since so well displayed ; it was Louis XVIII. who,
fisoi the hamihle station of a private getleman, has
rind him orradnally to the dientty of a Duke, as a 'tun
reward fear his atta•ltarent to Lis person, for his eminent
services, anal especially fur the disinterestedness of which
he hat given repeated 'woofs, and which, 'luring his
Artistry, made him enjoy the esteem even of his oppo-
Wars.

Extract of a letter from Washington, dated
January Ott"The deliberations of Congress hare never prodneell
a deeper interest, if we may judge from the crowds
whirls siery 'lay attend the sittings of the Senate, Hoed
tce which has occopietl the hotly for eight
dip; and the cnriusity of the piddle has seldom been
timid by more aisle liPflitiC: certainly a more interesting
petirvi rnnld not have formed the sohject of it. Nut
po, have the ganeriets been tilled, lint the pnb!ic desire
in ileum ;he delvetr has been so far indulged, that every
en of the ('(:gather not occupied hr the seats of the
**hers, Iva. ),..en crowded be auditors; and the scene
has hen rendered the more interesting by the great
waiter of ladies, wl we were rlaa to see "Dined'
The ship from liordeAtts. for New York, went
aikeveyestenlay, at eight p. in.; the Captain anal pallets-
ed. 'Ott in ?mutter. among wl was Major Stenet.
American donsul at Bordeaux, were all lost. The mate
ted eight Re:1111P.1 rare saved in the forecastle. The
ladies Of Mr. Stenet and two young Spanish gentlemen
of fortnne, hail embarlced to see and amine them-
selves in mlr viewer, were found this morning in the
tare rigging, completely covered with ice. The ship
'rest to pieces this forenoon ; a very *mill part of the
`ore saved.
The ship Margaret, from Manilla, and last from 13a-
htia.114, pat lota Hampton Roads to procure hands to
,ork the ship into Baltimore ; most of her crew being
'lighted by sickness.
The brig Edward, Little, from Baltimore, has sailed
fir Batavia."

On Vied nesdav there was considerable military
en to tilasgow and its neighbourhood, indicatory of
4Pprehensions of some tumult. The Dumbartonshire
Yeomanry marched in there in the forenoon, and the
tilasesw troop of light hone and the sharpshooters as-
*fabled at their respective parades. 'fhe Middle Ward
I,7"flanry marched into Rutherglen, and the Upper
ard Yeomanry came down to Hamilton. Whether
ere has been a false alarm, whether there was danger
which the military demonstrations have warded off, or
Nether there he still something awaiting as, we pretend
lot to conjecture, but happily we have had a perfect
reties' through the week; and we are not aware of
re liweing been any appearances which should iadace
!leastic*teinimetliate commotion, provided all keeps
.01111 &gland. The Dumbartonshire yeomanry re-
on helium Thursday evening.—(Glarguer Herald.)

'
love discernri, through its transparent
book on which it is suspended. Ins
dfiketors running in shoals to those I
Eke made this redonbtable plot one of
meets for strengthening the hands of
ad thervhy fillo‘‘ing the net to