The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-14 00:00:00

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♦DDRESSED In 1111 E ItURTOIIII O► ThE IntinD
NOPon.

The anxious dreams:a:lses of our enamor
period are generally considered to &maw;
strenimus exertions; while to raise the 1ab0n,,,, v-
inunitv from the condition of debasement •h t•
they Cave lapsed, is es idently the road throne, el,
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ing employment for the unoccupied, and uhieli
alone be decidedly etfeeell by the rulthation of
It has also been detsionstrably proved, that labsenn.
generally should be supplied with small portion, of lay
for the occupation of leisure hours.
For three purposes it is certain that thr Reptrientrit,
Body should be impressed aids the national wind. 71,
following is, therefore, proposed :—That !very fled*.
be required to give his assuratire of using hit Vans;
endeavours to obtain the necessary legislative paw.
merit for this essential object. Thus will ono dish
vanish, comfort he restored—every rank
trade revived—awl the frame of British society pik,
on the must firm and stable basis.

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LONDON:
TUESDAY MITERING, MARCH 14, MK
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We have, this morning, received Paris Papas,
the 12th instant:—

It is twill that 31. Benoist, 3:ember of the Clamberer
Deputies, is likely to be made a Counsellor al Site
It is certain that Madame Lavalette is confined its is-
vatic assylum ; but it is not true that site shogainis-
sention of throwing herself into the trine.
A person, named Arlot, calling bittiself alialudet.
and pretending to be an agent of Bonaparte, rasianly
sent front Dijon to Paris, under an escort, is wderte
make, according to a voluntary offer, some impost:
revelations rrspecting that personage ; but, ii ;maim
through Troyes, hr contrit ed to escape.
In the Chamber of Deputies ou Friday, thediseewiss
were resumed on the project relative to the law vim it
ilividual liberty. 31. Simeon demanded the rejsedes of
all the amendments of the Corrnikaiou 0e,441.,. Be
seemed indignant that the porfalgti Web Ilinternte-
fluired by this law should he denoitinaleartartiTh
thought it might more properly be termed ei,,,nti.ari
—(.l laugh.)
3f. D'Argenson voted fur le, tai well as flit
following ones, together with • 'althea).
mission.—M. Puytuarin said, t t this article amorist
to him to be essential to the preservation of the dperty.
The conspiracies of the 10th of Align.; had rased
the Fall e,f Louis XVI.; and if that aafectuan
Monarch had availed himself of lairs of prerentios.the
annals of France would nut have been stained waits
blood. They were in the saute situation as in

The if of Louis was then overtly conspired spinal.
u that of Louis XVIII. at the present numant. llr
ended by saying, that the cznislaries sad the aesae7ef
Bonaparte still nourished the disturbances of Earspe,ali
endeavoured to work the overthrow of thrones, Hesse
this was the only way in wide!, illnaparte conld bark
be recalled. Such was ;Ise rause of the troubles whiri
disturb the tranquillity of I oily, of France, of gaghoe.
and of Spain ! Several other Members spoke apt the
question ; the debates, however, were very sub iota-
rupted, and, after several calls for adjournment, the fa-
ther discussion was deferred till next Jay.
Fasxevt FCSIIII (ratnAy.)--Five per Cents., 74 k
c.—Bank Actions, l!18 fr. 75 e.

SPAIN.

The storm which has so long been gatherit;
within the bosom of Spain is now manifesting itself
in every part of that Peninsula; in vain did sr
menus" symptoms announce its existence and lasi
known its progress: The eyes of the people note
closed f gainst the e‘idence daily recoived is ear
roboration of the threatening eruption. To Ir
twelve successive conspiracies. the chiefs andanNlP
plices of which were not obscure fanatics, Dor*
zens without credit and responsibility, ought WIN
furnished an ample subject for the meditations of&
Ministers and minions of his Catholic MaledY.—
But, alas ! perhaps the time has now arrived fw
them to sacrifice their lives, in vain, at the *tot sf
that throne, which it was so easy and so proclrable
to establish for ever, in 1814, on a constitution
basis! A last and sail resource, which remake*
the parasites of that arbitrary power, the fel d
which they have neccleraterl.
A considerable portion of `;pain has already i'
dared against this young King, who, so Malik
was the object of the people's dearest amiss,
and whom a generous nation contributed to mega
from a captivity (interminable in the ordinary ra.
of events), at the expense of their blood odd.
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treasures.
Th. coast of the Metliterraneao, from the Isle 0
Leon to Granada is over-rub by the Insurgests. led.
North the same spirit has appeared; sad is Oallidet $
province containing 1,500,0110 Goal% lensing, if Out
alone, the sixth of the tt hole peptelosisa d Iris'
Thy insurrection is fast spreatlipe thoseekest 6"111./