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Newspaper Page Textw>\u,\ u.w N i \v Vimh,,) i 1 y l ;. | Laic and I.npailaa! fnun Linypc rin' p.irk' i ..ip i vv \ ii, (inn ■rriv.'il vi>; i> t.•> .i l.ivi r|iiio!,li,ivni" i iinril o I lilt! 410,1111'! i'l'U'Igtil I.'Hill 'll pqill'1 III Hi’’ U,| I Ji;iif, iiiutu'ivc. I in' in iv- .1, tlml llinr xv ,, ii proii|>ei!t of u .-pcidy T*i 1 li'ii.v. n ot llii 1 \\ ■ 'Vmc entered Madrid this morning sit .iii.r 1 ’ ' I*. All (tin! in corin':! ns !n !ht* rovtl ,.f Hp: ■ :iIti■ > In tlir Fount il’Ahi-hal, m-n-tn.,, •• ARMY OK Til!', !'VI'r.NM'I'S. ! |X.Tm . 1«. Ini-illitms respecting llm imt in “ 11 uko.n A, M iy 22 —Inii. I "'iri.it mu; * h- \ .11-11 > •. I -slu.iliun hit Spain , llix: m-titulixc d frin G ruiudllI* -MiM.itifiS) ; nl Hie lip j and fi .'Hul pictni'e. he li-ii sketched efflic ll t , |nn il li 'ii l.i' I • a i iinriiHiitl nf .Mil i '.I tlml m il ti'iip-.tll s»> under tile 1 ilr '■'peril',* flair nl II .‘iIhiuhI lln; town, | i'liii l party of llm I' a' |iiitsil ii'ti i> I ii I li ilii'j liiitl la It ni In liintl j (li.-|m il ion nf nil tinvn. They (Ini mil -lop till limy f.iilif 1 dun, nr even In si , , , . r the walls nf liiim Ibnu. Gen. Ciuit I. prnln igation "f iv i»|niiii—ilm 1'i iiicii'iil l. inl.T ul Hu H|iiiii - | ;i |i l t . ||;ni,,rr ,,n|. y] i.n ii to In- oerup’u il, unavailing mifiVriiig. r all.iiiti tit tin* pi eduni- •ill -: ami 11 it: miiti i al i n nl ni(l'.ii*ofi- In all.hi- Btllivi'l'l i poix'er, llm | 111il't11 ii, il urn nfivliirli may yi:t t .iu i: much i iiji'f lIti mi traillif y has. ruggr Ud i" tin \oui exi'cllcxi lilt i'.ii .iiiiiii .inii" 1 Inn 'ii.; muili' |irn|i “items j for i in.nlnii i'li'.ii nl iin- tip mi-li government, v |- j,, f (jjyj 5 wliii li.il tins I..‘111• v'l.''I'it 'i'.ii! Ii ■ it 1'iM'ltitl hi llm I ft'iii'h I'lie fiill'ixx In, ui-tii l'rtini llm — 1,0,1 t',hi Courier of May — 7iIt. jfcxiiig llm miii turned to I iiaimili"', whi'i n llm principal “Thu tetter ul lhi:l (Iinmral *inn<Miiiec-, imibled. Krtun I tlmt liu net- in conceit with this most esteem-. I'm power of r;-:.n In rrrnl lie. u -"iil'mlly * * mil iiiiielt " !,"i your cxicllymy <■ which I lie hfni nf l.i- lamn ti I in u tin 111'li - a (.oil In |iri: ry miniV i ears. \Si ) ii. .il “ Mm COM IK DLL MO.M I IO. *• Malii I, May II, loti i." Ifit lira Henry tin Cnnnl Del . IbUiat In f'owtl Mon/ijn ’ 11 Mo I Excellent Hit — l lii-. tiny tv.n deliver ed 10 III!' by Ilia Chiel' of llm KIhI If'j.'i'lLi' fafltll’ of \ our K'.ct lli'ijtiy,Matt'il II..' Mill Will' qua'.!-1 ii g :q or; liiCrr, tv ' ■ 1 " mu. Il In in I’ppoinicil liv l.lif Kin AtTslatiie iVTiorlly. mii»l net fargi l ii l Hum i I't.iin In,'" i o nit',. cMiciu- In'iii duc.il.- iii'l, Ii o attempted f llm AitIiIiisIiuii 'f Cor-1 hntl at riv. *| gi nno pnrltcq) lie ( lt stnm'.i' I ilmsn | i.'i osilinas, nnJ nji|x o15 In 111' co " tijinU tl hy tlio pope's ul it subsequent dale.' r.oMJON. May 27. IMI'Oril V\T NEWS fltOM SKMILE. li. ..p.ii lit a were yestmti .y rei-eived from Seville by Ministers, containing iulelli^eue Ilii'J point lie ran eillier inareli no IJareeluna, 1 erl (linouils bf till 1 army, HliulrJIjT'. l7or///b'j slant, niltf iu'frplv In il, il i. u y duly In ■ Ii-j nyii"i Vitefli op Murrre a. fund ill iM« > ■■■; it proves whut bll iirnafli-J •ffY.® 111 ymi. iinii a- Urn < i of this di iriid I wiinli' Hen. Dtiiniailieu tools pnssi'Rsion of Cel-: a| nli-i tiers have said, Unit all the piin'elpal l 1 1,1 ' ' " r v •' >' I -Imre, I.... "... i ni.;»u ,.r ii„. ..emu f....!»• Mil. . .. i "" •»*> "• 1 ""I’ 1 .' " ■' Hu orrlnrs oi llm ..... li't.I without lie" least resist mire, in. enemy Chiel.s nf the army (only ohrjin;; ivith ie-.j " ... Iiaiiui; alilintion, .1 il hel'ore Ilia arrival. | Inelam'i*. :i Alin’r-lry ivithnot lalel.l , inel an J Mum, alter liaeiiio |ri<eucd a mar eh on I assomlily without runsistenyy,).ard.uilly tie . Mann -,a, threw Inn. elf w iilnml llm le.ejl de- j -ire a belter order nf tllirin ., anil are really | lay lo tlie lel'l, on til. tlai ti:i'l:m:a del Grace, | to hail as a Lihurator I lie ffolile rrinee, who Imiul "I wliieli e li is inajm- unit that I am r. -nlveil lo pm.mu 111 i - line l' cnniluiil, IlmnKli I JIIII fully eonvineetl, tlml iilorliiiiHtelv forllii m.linn, llm in.ni-li v wliir passiiiK hr Olnst. Instead nf p.ishiug nil as , only eulei tains mill wish i! fi i Mile I I nice, who i cuv cm- it i- im npslile i I I eieuin^ il fr .in t !i j h.ei ., pi ei II, Hint ul p'roillptly J tjan^er III which .1 is retluee I by (lie nil--ilfnl- j jiroviut ‘ tie. ml,■,viit t » ear Yin King, It is j eapl' Ir in tie' till* I ilnva, tvlio w, s :tie aulhorof this pinject j huen arnsii d. I.e.NDJ N, JOne Z. From the lusl Pni ix pnjnra. J Th" port of Harcelimu i i f.luel.'itli ,| by a ' t rench srpiMdrnn—llmt eily ii not in a i nn i dilion In make a long imi' lance. Iniir al iln isimis lint] waul of prox hioiis aie hvo cue llltlt ulryitily act for us. Muring the artf,ui which took pl.na: on tire sea our stplailioit kept up a con taut ai.d i dostnn’iive fire on ttirt Constitulinnali is. ! wus, May 2Kl—Lt.'IIM rereiieti fo'd y lOrrr Hayupiie, havi* lie fulluwi q; null- : tl tiint’e thu arrival ol (Jeir VYifinn hi Ga ul a. lil.tmeitU al e liiuliiug nr all tlr.it i lime fo» mirtUnjg Hr fi rms il, the Ci 1.1 , 06 nf a character so tltCisive, that w e cuu scaice-1 lar as \ icli, Ire made a -uihleri turn In wards, terminal ing I lie glunuus missiuu with which . ne-s ol i e p; ere ilia a Miui-iei - , anti by tire an ■ \ ly hesilate. for a imim nt to consider the ipiesiion of lire war in Spain asal an end — We shall pivceed to lay before our readers thu suhstaiiciAol' Ihese dr 'patches : — Il is true Ihat lb'! Cirutil Abisbal has de clared against the Constitution, hut not Ihat Ire has gone over In thu I'Ve neb, in the invi dious sense of that expression. He hit, in tde prepositions, anil f.ey embrace tlie following points: —1st. Ho admits the Coil Stitufion requires amendment, and that il irtusi be altered—-id. Tlia King must he set sit liber!v, and return to Mailiid — dd. Tile {invent Cortes to be dissolioti, and anew turn assembled, comprising Delegates from all parties in Spain, for the purpose of form i.Tg a new Constitution—till. Hu protests a- gainst any foreign interference in lilt; new modelling of the Constitution, but, for the Sake nf preserving (lie peace of Madrid, lie is Understood to have gent to.the I'reiich Head quarters to urge their immediate advance, and I he speediest possible occupation of the Capital. • Such is the. information—and, convinced as we .arc of the entire iiulifl'ireviee- with » which the late conplittilion.aiid its adherents, are vie ved by the people of Spain, icj have co doubt that tliis movement of Aid dial will ^terminate in a quid arrangement nf the af fairs of that distracted country. Should it ■i prove so, and if the. event is brought about, a ; we trust it will, in a way consistent with tlie honor of Spa as an independent nati on,-we. Cjnrrrntu'nte Kurcpc and —condole with Earl Grey —Courier. [from (he London bun, it thy' Df} ' What we Invu said respecting negotiati ons between France and tlie new tip-mi-h Ministers is confirmed ; they are no<v actu ally in progress, and-tile Whole have hern ar- n iged with the fuil knowledge and ■ii'vli- on nf the. B brs.ii Government: Many nf tit Cortes have rtially absented themselves, up on tile understaiidiiig that tiny are not t" lie mnlcstc'J when tile new order r.f afl’iirs is cstaiilished. There is no foundation i n' the report that Austria, is assembling an army, .'ud we may confidently add, 'b it Austria, Russia, and Prussia ham determined to adopt the same neutral policy which has rtgulated the conduct of the liritish Min isters. The next information expected from Spain will, it is supposed, state tlie return of the li ng to M uhid, and tile linal ad justment of tlie tliil'erencfS le tween France and Spain; and from the same quarter we It arn that the teims oili-red by the former are such as will be satisfactory to Europe in general. [F cion the London Morning Chronicle, May 31] We yesterday alluded to tlie unfavorable Jccouots nf the state nf tilings at Seville and the neighborhood, contained in letters iatelv received from thence. These letters speak With confidence of the disposition of the new Ministry to negotiate w ith France, and are Sanguine with respect to tlie result, which, of course, supposes tlie hope of acquiring a majority "f Hie Cortes, as tlie decision test with that body. We tib.verud, that however much we re gretted the being obliged to communicate, this information, it was of that nature lli.ut wccould nut withhold it. Still, however, admitting this disposition lo negociute on the part nf the Spanish Ministers,' a'dihiltirig them to he as huso and imbecile as the Eng- li ,h ami French Ministers can wish them lo tie, we confess vv« arc at a loss to see the grounds on which tlie French expect t" set-1 tie every thing in a few days. To get rid of' Spain, after getting entangled will) it, is not the simplest matter in tlie world. It is easy to bring a hive of bees about our cars; Imt not so easy to gut away from them. Thu \ cry circumstances which render tlie French desirous of ncgoriali.ie, may re ul t.Uu' tu4- tU 'neiit a more ffoublesonjo business than they couid wish. The negrriativins arc votin',y of English origin. Pr-'f arations have lii'a n oinking for tli m in Seville ever since tile Go' minr-nt was i*slabli..'ii;d there, by the active Ambas sador whose ii'idiv's and th xtcrity in coun teracting free piineiplns, :.nd houdwink-ing tlinso who profess limm, were pretty well I .' .hlisheil a! Naples. The time ii now judged I'avin-.ilile fur the grand blow, as tlir tune, nf tlie French, which has lowered con siderably since the commencement of (lie campaign, is now deenu d of the propel pitch. Tile Duke D'Angoulemc lias hud sagai ity e- Vjough to d'yeov t tii it his anxiharies, coin- posing thi- Army of the Faith, are rather in tent on '.lie imam nf plundering, under Bourbon protection, than actual: d by a do- sire til all*! the p ihtical institutions of their count' 1 }'. From (Jatnlnniu the piivate 11; |xirts of the Coii-maniii'is are discouraging : they find the population dues not second t t in, and that if the main army advances, the poiuis of cnnimunicalion left in the rttir will bo in a prtTiui'U's situation. In short, the experience 1 h>- Froitch itavc already at: q irctl in Spain Ii is taught litem tiiat, ii the Constitution,ili-ts hold linn ;i!l tlie montli nf Siepti'.'her, and tile harras-ing warfare nl G jtrilla?, row preparing, d. n-lopi'S it.. It, they must inevitably be exposed to great pi iv ntions ami ! i s, Several piivate expresses arrived tiii- Uj.v-i.ing from Paris, l.riugir.g li tters dated] on AYiidnesday evening. One of those lei-' turn states tiiat Ahistiul had been arrested, and scut to Seville for lri.il. That lie lias lint deserted to tlie French is sulliciently ap parent from the silence of their Journals.— In 'lie city nil infiumation liushecu rcceivetl, wliieli in ary way sanctions tlie idea oftlir c inplete success i f tlie atroeiousicotiilui" nf 'Im B'liubons, which is entertained tves - v . id, and pei.ilenieii well acquainted with tlie Spanish character from a lung residence amongst them, enter'ain no doubt of tbit e- M nloitl evpulsiuii of.il! fanatics from that in- Sir’l l country ; for so long ns Espinosa and D I Pvi-s are witli tile army lately cummanti i d iiy Abisbal, no li ars ought to exist of d, v ution lo the t.ee.thim o! its country. “ P.miis, May TELEGRAPHIC Ml -J 1 tTCii. “ M xpi.tr>. May > t Ur>..'clock. \ •> %l.e Mrjor-Grrrr.il I. f!,s Excellency the .Mirinfer Cor ll.tr. Moya, in tlie hopes, no dotihl, of reaeliing j he is charged. 11 Barcelona, where Llobera and Milans are already shut up. Il is utliriiieii that divisi- uns are bfgnuiing to break out among tlie in habitants. Genet,ils Donnadieu and d’Eroles follow tlie euelny in all its movements. I’.vms. May 20. It is affirmed, says Hie Journal tie Tou louse, that tlie Grandees of Spain and tile ancient Cortes assembled at .Madrid, are to confer the title of Regent of Hie Kingdom on tlie Duke of Anguuluim*, till King Ferdi nand Im set at liberty. TELEGRAPHIC DISPYTGII. Paius, May dO. Marshal i Lnlinnt, with his whole corps, entered Madrid on tile 2till in-st. to tin* great satisfaction of tile inhabitants. A Regency, of which tlie Due de l’lnfan- tsdo is President, has linen nominated dur ing the c aptivity of the King. Min i is closely pursued by Gen. Donna dieu. The division Milans and Llobera liav - >ng altueki d the troops that occupy M.ilaro, were repulsed w ith the loss of I bt) men, bOO priauiiuvs, a standard, bOO muskets, See. London, June t. Paris papers of the ,10th nit. have arrived The M onurtir contains an official report from M tj. Gee. (; nlleininot, relative to tlie occupation of Madrid—On the tlie 2 till Hit : tnmeil of the Indies and tlie Council of Castile assembled, and appointed a Regen cy, ” llii 11 is to govern tip-.in dm ing Hie cap tivity ot tlie King. Tlie Regency is com post'd of five members, tlie Duke de Flu lu nt :i flo, the D ike de Montemnr, till! Bishop nt Usma, R iron de Ernies and M. Ctiideron. There is notliing in Hie papers which throws any further light, on the operations and fate of .Ibinbnl.—The Journal tie!' De ll tuts say -i, “ till tin: accounts about Abisbal ■ t tire uncertain -and contradictory ; some nf firm that he lias been displaced by his olli etus, but Hint all bis soldiers are for him ; others, tiiat lie has bet n succeed by Count Los Rios, who was formerly captain in the guards, and is particularly attached to tlie king ; whatever may he the case it add", it must lie infered that tlie letter and conduct nf Alii >b d have ni ide a division among the Constitutional troops, and given a moit.il blow ;o the Cortes.” Tile Joitnal ties D. - hats of Friday, malts no mention w hatever ol Abisbal, n ir h ive the nlitt r Jottnials any inure than our extracts sltovv. The Teh graphie Dcspalt It wiiieii had been recqived at Faris, si des, that Donna dieu was in close pursuit of Mina, who, in | Ins retreat appears to have taken the direc tion of Barcelona, in wliieli fortress, a letter from Geromi stales he had sought refuge.— Hence it is probable tiiat tin: til ickade of that will he undettaken, as several divisions pardonable imprudence of the lu.t, xvlm liav Frniii all the accounts reri ived, there is a [ |>mv liod lire pre-cut i. rwitiiuutriii.pl.iy probability tluit the alTuira of Spain, as far as, H>o mil egy net > - u ■ v fi e u»| hoi lie»the dlgni-1 u hi, q w tlie Euinneiin governments are e.nncei-ned ty the nation, or ] .'.q ..--i, ttio " eoiiCeialoiy [ ,, \v (1 ] means that iniglit Imvu united the minds ot . Spin.birds, and might have prevented fun igu-l ' el's from (lie during aitenip! to interfere in tin \ ' private disputes of Spuin, Iiy violating the ter-1 l itoiy uf tlie nation, without any previous dec larution of war. the Euiopeatt governments tire cuncerned, will lie speedily wound ttj).— Morn. Citron, Seville paperi to the Hill nil. have heist received: Hie extraordinary financial mea sores were sotimitted ou the tth ult. lo the Cortes ; and the government it authorised to enforce, by military aid, the payment of the contributions with all posable speed. An extraordinary war subsidy is to be es- tubli bed, of 200.000,000 of reals, ind widen is to be levied upon all persons, wtHher for eigners or natives, in rutin of Hteit wealth. The payments were to coinnn iin, within eight days after the publication nf the de . r, e, and to ho completed within tlie iknnths of June and Julv —This forced loan is to be '* t. 'J lint Hie Deputies of the Curl, a ■iioulit in fnloro li.iVe Hie property iridiem,d bx the ( on-lilution; and suioething nn a IX hit'll J do not i collect. '• In the ei inmonieations of Mr. Canning to Sir \V. A’C’oiirl no nn-nliori is mad,j Jr tin- fust of these lour.modifications. i’ll .-a ci.fmnunientioiis, veibailv n.sdj ii nil I in light fnrn .ii d in an iritlii ret ..rid vague o.mu. r, enlilil, in emding to tin: view nl lu< Majesty’* Gmerument, make uu ‘qhanee i-, tliq question." DAD NEWS-'if TRUE. ’J lie I'ort-moulh Joutnnl, ot Saturday received tlijs motning, contHiuO t!iu.fu! lowing. POSTSCRII’T. The ship F.ime, C.ipt. Folsom, nrrir- , . . . imH>pIow this morning in 31 tJ.ivs from \ \ «.• havi* hIihvc pjou iiikii hflorc >>i Sr- j {][ ^ lt W: „ reported in St. U K < isliiins, wincli h thought :i nnim n nt lorce | ;ainst tin* 3000 men in 1h it place. ri.c v, tni’ s '»n nf Piinip:ihio;i Bullies from time lo 'i’jic, lull . li il*j mlvanta^i s arc. il to Ilie cairyiog of soinu p06t% nut suflinHuiiv “ It pccm.-i that 801110 of ou£* troops have rctiicd from Santooa anil Saint Amlrm— Tlie ( ’hief, Campanell.t, and \ In* garrisons of “ 1 have uhsorvp.il nlrcndy, a ml I now repent, those places, inake miliiaiy proon nail* I hat in the capucily of GcueraS, I must nl»ey tin* orders ot the jp'vernmcut, nnd not «c»t the example of a pcniieixiiis di' ohcdieiice, which would authorize that of those Spaniards wh< in die hvjv places under my orders, and would open a vast field to private ambition . but ns a Spanish citizen, who nitty, without transgres sing tint laws, indulge his own thoughts Ves- pecting th»* siluation of the country, and the means who h might t»c takouto rescue li« r from i liie ruin prep**red for her by discord, by fana* individual amtiitious views with the sacred mtine of love to their country, and also of a numerous class of men. who have nothing to lose, and who are inllum repaid by the proceeds arising from the sal of the seventh part of church property, j tictsm, and i*y the intcreais of the which the Spanish Clergy are to give tip to, heads of party, who disguise then the nation, conformably to a Papal Bull. Lisbon papers of the 10th ult. are princi pally filled with an account of the proceed mgs of the Kxtraordinary Cortes, which 1 opened on tin* Kith. It is hinted in these paper?, that the Portuguese Constitution is likely to receive some modifications correc tive of its (temocratical te.nl' ncy. LIVKUPOOL M \UKL:T. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, timing 'he week ending May comprised fiiOO I the causes wliieli may have produced the very ' notorious dislike e\prc ted in regard tJ tue htws ruiamitingfrom it. “ That the decided majority of intelligent ' j nt| |fre jlav llm I'anrc Miiloil ('.Iny :iu, that llii: l'rpncli army liu.l ontercii Mad rid, tirtii .that Uto Porlugiieso ■ troups or- tiered I r the defence of Spain, had revolt ed—refiininc lo join tlm Spaniili r»u-i. That the I'reneh hove entered.Mail- rid before Hie sailing < f llm J'amc, tv a, probably true, ad our last accormis p it tire right division of the army within Hit mites of th;i( capital, nnd ii was expected Alimlbeti nnd Hi.' Oon.-titn t ioriiil troops, in ; they tvoulJ at rive tin ro nn the !>-|tli.~» wliieli tills In.ixi Iloyiilist, alter fighting so-; The war, tile : i on huiira at the he..,] of Ids men, i-auseii the j er.i.inience "It enemy great loss ; but bit troop* being dis- i vt. i,. i q-i pursed,ond his horse killed, be xvas surround-" ' eil and taken prisoner. He xv.is taken to Gervern by the Ci.nstilutinnali'.'tr, whir “ The report is cooilrmeil, tli .t tlie. Span ish Ai my of the first military dixtsion, xx liith orrii|iied iMnd'iil and the environs, was re tiring tiuviuds Eslretnadoia.” The j' uniats of the sotitii bring tlie new- of a de-| erate battle on the lath, between •iiard y, xvas not to French arrived at r part ol the story wants confirmation. Indeed we hate n , erlain informaiinn Hint the I’orleguem e«i Willi tlio love „f plunder and distraction »- j ,|, P to wn, and horribly mutilated his dead lout;, which would contrimitf* to thu prosperity ; of those persons who can iiinkc a figure in so- »/m t. u jj „ ,\ , cicty only when il," barriers of aub-rdinutlon L B MnySL-Ji shot.id seem that anil respect to Hie laws are removed ; I am | tl,D Amem ans are dispflfed Jo s-iMst Spain ; of opinion, th it the majority of the nation is! '** **-nooniT, [pn»hahl>Mlic sell r v\ i.iiam 'Hit] not solicitous to continue the Constitution ol the j Henry, from Newoik] ol the U. State?, year 1812,tlui"gii it is imt (or me to investigate | laden with provisions, bax ing linn on tin X'l.l 'Xltl J ' V'liailtlillWIi.lll. 12) ».|»l|t | « "'sviurv, thoHc brigands n?bassiualei! him, cut olT tii - j * roop.^ have been ordered to co-ojorate head, whicJi 'they carried in fiiumpli a!>o it'j " ith the S|» u*i \x . The moment Por- toRal departs from Let neutrulity, nrrd telcos pact i'i the. quarto!., the treaty of alliance with England co.^rs to be of lor- thor force or virtue.—.V. V. .Com. AJv. bales Uplands, at 15 1 l to fi 3-1—av 7 l-ilil ; 31500 hales N. Orleans, at 7 11 t( 11—'averaging U a Cd ; 1 too Ten outfaces, a' G to 0 1-2(1. Count Monfjo to his I'rccUctry t!ic Count Alh- On!. u In the name of our ntHictrid country, I have recourse to your Kxr.ellem y, the only person who can save her, imd entreat you to consider Spuin, divided tirnl disinemhered by her own children, ns in the same situation in which she was in J808, raising the voice ot common (!i^? ires?, and soliciting all her olKpring for a de liverer. At thut period, as ut the present, the persons, distributed among tlie ddlVieut par- j lies, which unfortunately divide the nation,! abhors both dc-polisin and fanaticism, and on- [ ly v\1‘lies for a lihtrral Constitution, wnieh may j conciliate as much as possible all classes of the ) state, unite tlie will ot tlie Spaniards by ensur ing the dignity and inviolability of Hit tutional throne, and do may be pleaded by forei, in our doim slie nom.cnis, to the manifest fraction of the law of nations, «o as t them to dr*ist from their enterpiise ceiving tiiat Spanish wisdom knew- how* disorder of her Government debilitated her to | curb the fury ol parties, and force them t such a degrr to leave her without defence li r <‘» because the Spaniards themselves in con and make it appear that it was easy to conquer I cert with their Monarch, discuss like hretbieu I her. At that time, a 5 now, the nation, which is our neighbor, offered lo remedy the evils I which were tell by all, took possession of our! fortresses, and introduced ils armies, with a j view thereby to ensure the happiness which it tendered, aiid which was the greatest possible! any people can enjoy—Monarchy*, a ju-o and moderate Government. At that time, us now, the Spaniards, driven to despair by the cala mities they suffered, opened their houses and lhair ni ms to the stranger, receiving him ami carrying him as it «*ure in triumph through the northern provinces up to the capital*. The hitter resounded with shouts ot jov at the en try of the French troops and of'tlie General who led them F.very evil was looked upon as trilling, am! preferable to the continuation < f disorder and despotism, insomuch that people invoked the despotism of Bonaparte, to get rid nf that of Godoy F.vcn so now the public are clamorous for the absolute Kin free themselv poti iii ot the many. Finally, then, two Powers disputed the usceud&nt, because I neither ol* them possessed the general gooi’-wdl. I llm people, in silence and dismayed, viewed I with hitler smiles, and almost with complacen-1 cv, the fall of their Government, and even of point nf mitering the haihor of St. Si hastian j where it was hindered by the. French ship?! | it li/.ing c fi’that place, induced it to retire.— j TliK \e?scd Iilitf now enleleJ bur port- j Paris, May 2H—Letters from Leghorn. I of the Kith inst say :—“ Ti Algerine ship of war having Etirnpeim, on the promenade, in the rn\i runs of Alexandria, and hut ing to *.ch( d him, i.sii- I as d hi mockery of the fear of li:e plague, vny the pretext that i testified by the latter in endeavoring to avoid us for intermeddling j him, I lie. European, er.iHgi d at Hie insult.se verely raped the captain, who coinpiaira d in pel j to the Cadi. Not only wes hu not listened to, but the governor, informed of what had passed, issued orders loali the Algerine ships of war, hx in number, to quit immediately flic port nf Alexandria.' Irritated by this ,\et of justice, ii.e Algerines altackt.d nlltl.e ves- i consiiltrithlr portion of the lower! they met . an Au c t;i iaccU'lomcd to think for themselves, tl,r "dll a cargo of their King; forgetting tlie hrou-dit on themsehe* r.nnd the chiefs tli*’v ! H 1 111 CM S UjjiCh , ii e l !| of the fourth army-corps have, orders to ad vance towards it : die blockade by sea has already been fot nu d. There has he'tfii some sharp fighting in Catalonia, hut the notices of them are slight and unsatisfactory. On tlie viuh, tin* division of General Curi.il was attacked at iMataro by Milan* and Llobera : hut it is asserted they repulsed the assail ants, who lost between GOO and 700 men. Liverpool, June 3. The intelligence from Spain, since our Iasi, is calculated to give great pain to the friends of Spanish freedom and indepen dence. The French troopa have cntoied Madrid—this was an event which had bet n always anticipated and produced no sur prise; hut their entrance, into the Spanish capital was preceded by the treasonable de fection of the Spanish general Ahiahal, from the cause which he had sworn to maintain. This general peeks to disguise his infamous treachery, by profesairig a v. i. h 'flu* the formation of a new Cortes and a new Constitution. The Courier rejoices in this defection, and affects to consider it as de cisive of the issue of war, on the ground that his example will induce the oilier Spanish geoeials to join i:i thosnnr. treason. We. trust, however, that these anticipa tions will not be verified. But should (his ’treason become contagious, we hope tlmt there is sufficient courage a id patriotism in the &pftni-<h people to overcome the. difficul ties which these defections may create. The arrival of Sir Hubert Wilson in Spain, nn ! the cordial nod enthusiastic re ception which llO has nu t with, will niore I—that is the country. Her welfare is the first than counter'balance 11 * * ’ lo c s nf the traitor j I* 1 "’- Vnur Fxcellency knows, ami ha? declar- • eil i !»;U the sovereignty of I lie people being d, *.t becomes n duty to obey the I I w bidi amounts lo Ini- : that Hie Con f lhl*J ought not to h»* retail does n it guarantee individual serve the dignity of the Spaniili Mo- l’roclnim, then fere, what all desire, in concurt with Ifie other Generals who n the same sentiment -. Declare yotir- •patnlent, nnt.1 th« King shnllhc relenV- d!«:ct ymirnnny, and Im H-ti to deslroy in nf discord: so tiiat the factions, the ,j and the foreigners, bein'; deprived ct every pretext, may ln\e their designs frustrat ed, if they wirli to rob us of the glory to deliver the King, and their plans totally defeated, if un der tins pretext, they conceal some other wi. li “Your excellency on;*,lit to consider, that no parly can i»e smuaiin rf without strength; 1 you mny already have perceived, tlmt the the quest"iij which divided thru* opinions “ J but a chi have no opinion whatever, ait on the rc»oted iiabit of respecting a? most just that which is most ancient, and desire pillage and licentious ness, which, at the expense of people of pro perty, supply them with some convenience? which they must forego in time? of tranquillity ; ai.d thu; the means which might ho employed to re-es'Hblhh peace and union, would be, first, to notify to thu invading army, that the nation, in ronmirrencc with the King, proposed to m.ike in its present constitution ?ui Ii altera tions us experience has taught it to he ncct s- sury to unite the niindz of the Spaniard?, and ensure their happiness ns well as the dignity ol i the constitutional throne; and that, I quenlly, it ought to retire from tit | territory, and confine itself, to amicable* inter-1 hoped they were* and that tl j vention by me mvAVaVvvu:. ■j’!u: I/:-efTm. arts] ** Extract from Governor If'.. Jlury's ;tcli Ic 1., .nl.. to) c of .*»*t a -Utinj.; !.\rc. “ It h;H been iisrcrtaineil, i.lio, thR pi "u "I ."i. , vn r ,,, ra js C (| tf Leghorn as xvt.il us Hie .oai'liiii an , , ” • " ftiimacn str.iiv, &. i'o-shm native crassr-- xxhir.ii are clri>nnt ' uiistitutes for bcihji _vrt, thx* value ol huts and bonnets im pel led into this country Hie. past sc'.sprj fi'otii Italy alone, amounted to si?: hundred thousand dollars ; an 1 it is fear d thaf oor friends, many oi’ xxiiom are distin- f^ui-hed fi r ingenuity by the manufacture of these articles, have pni I almegt a I'.ii. proportion of this unnecessary “ it is a reproach, that m:!. ; aTura-e ejjL-1. de tu.ied ; jo such excellence m i abondxnce. ■at, >vascap'ur- 1 by tin in, and ; n italijn sailor, and l-c a Greek ix lio formed part of the erexv uf an English i < •>«;!, and u hum they lui ccd the captain to deliver tqi to thetn, xvero hanged to tin v :i.l anil on board oi.e of tii.'i' i I •. as a Den il of l enceance against the Europe ans. TIloTinkL'li Ileal liad not sailed op to Hie SX'th April." ufits AuH:uss;uloi\ tieeond from Hiinrcliy ami from die des-: ly, H:nt hie .M ije.ly and tiij tiuve rnmciit sliunlJ aanin he rslnbii.lii.d at Madri I, as (lie capital of the inonarchy; lest it should he said tiiat lie seioutus at Seville a: aim t liia incliiiaUon — Thirdly. (Imt ill order t i make in Hie tomlilu- tion such ret-jrms as are deemed requisite, a new curies should he convened, xvlio.-e dtpu! wool h not grown hern for Hie dottiest!u ileruand ol tlie United Stales — a d*ni.ird ro large as to cause dm ing last y ear an fir • pcrUtiun of r.iiv wool to the value of three hundred and eighty-seven tiuu- sand dollars. “ J'iie value of the coffee and tra, hroiittiit inti) Hie V. S. in the. year end ing Septr Titier, A. D. 182,* after de ducting 1'1,' t liras re-exported, amoun’id to about o' e rmliions of dollar* ; avA „. though txith ns, as elsewhere, the vi- >t. cou 1 ftE'd to learn that the t uxn ami phtru^ad-j appetite for these foreign luxu- jowinB -re not so Coashfiiltonrt! as we had j ; ^.-edwiih such firmness 31 •» -v(»n» amt that tlm Luitps were . , . c .. ituaticn oxxing u. the ci.angu | l’ r ‘ ,rlud<! hc, F c » rel ' " n r T««'V consequence of Hudr having g"] thorough ; vita gr.idual substitution which it I of other vegetables of our own culture Nkw-Yors, July 15. From the Condon Morning Chronicle, May 20 J’v lrttpi'3 hit,!v ri'ceixcd from ire . ill", wi riticul of Ministers, in ixpri'; -c(l a de; lie to negoc ’■> - f' . '- la maj >rity xvould second In-I prarliRid>1s and ini reading, and deserves deed •• ,r letters add that Hie Fr. mil ex few da mid present the specified Iiy ti: puvv they incurred. But all at once an "mid.united i that it la prupo vuiee called nut at Arffnjuc-I, “Long live Spain, down with the despot l" And as son'll I a- tlie Inner had disappeared, nil Spniihinls u- uited. Division was at an end ; pa'riulisu nnd | val .ji- were roused, and the eniiqueror o'!. :• | rope in the end deplored Ins imprudence 111 was at Araiijuca, that Bonaparte to : Ids jo'.v- ! cr, 'nr \x itiiout tlie i'.'lli ot March the Spaniards 1 pinion xvould have mnde ii i resi.-innee But mnv the I 'ion, s French aro once more near the cnpitril. T'.ii general will cannot lie. mistaken; the ti justice and perverseness of Hie existing fioverunient are well known. Still we do not hear the shout xvhieh all arc hoping fur. of Spain tare, er: Independence forever! 1 he armed force, the warriors of Spain, ere split into paitio , outdoing each other in act sol in justice, lieean *■ none ot them is sanctioned l.y the geneinl will. T!:e soldier i, loth to im or useti ss dan gers ; he deserts his ranks, aiid will ultimately abandon his Generals, xx iin find il impossible to support anv cause, lot, therefore, your Lsradlet i y emne to u decisinn, and stretch forth x mr iuinil lo save \ uir-elf anti to -axa* ii- xx 11 Ii : coiisittuli to liis Majesty, tluit lie Id lie pleased to chouse a ministry ixbieli should be wedded lo no party and should de serve the ronfsdence of all, as well as that of Forei- n rowers. A d fitildy, l ud a general amnestx should he decreed : and that a dispo i-1 , lion should be evinced to pay attention to,' and employ, without any ivg.lid lo fornn r o ds xviin tiom liudr peuetra- tion, sei vie -, am! patriotism, should he wor thy ofbeii.g preferred. o tiueti is my private opinion : and, ns a Spanish i i' • . who i- tar itied at tli situation nl his country pi n-e of Ids Mood, xx’oui of that of his lelioiv-citi snhscrilie any representa ahonl so sai led nil older ‘ G"d preserve x nur 1. (Signed Th" Cu' <• Mud, id, M.-'j 15, Irfv: ■ every thing in t that such a let minnthiii of si ‘,*.'1 struggle for Irlu'i t y should h* • xpr our infurmatinn is of that nature that xxej cannot xx ithliold it. ()n the !)Hi instant, «<• stated tint the pi m t rd' mediation xvhieh Miuisti structcii Sir t\ .xt. A’Uot tor to propose, re-1 quired not mciely the abolition ol the pres- j tipanish Constitution, but that Spain; should enrlsi nt lo n c ixt such a (.'fiustilo-I tion as France and E .gland might die.ate. ] Sir William, xx im line w well tlie sonscrpii lire j patronage uf submitting such a proposal id xx ritir.gr, went privately to Hie Spanish Minister for tncstir, economy. “ Tim connexion of some of theso ^ pmi j the encouragement o! every friend to <!;• Hiint aj il ; but I , . 'objects "ini manufactures imparts la hem additional importance, 'i ho tn v f.ti'turr? rften furnish a mailtet of tie ictoalix' in j highest valuo and constancy to agricul ture,-£i tiiat those ca'leri house): id cm- 'ribntc no 1* ss to wealth 5c diiigeul!:n than lo ib mi.-lie < otnf u f, xve siioi:i.1 no: 11 fuse lo ui'uiniactui'iiig ied i-tiy ti.st xhich its m icnitude tin fits j But remarks nf this-kind are tan'Jo xx i ij j no viexv lo s dirit favor tn djanufacturff, lie piv-ei t j h orcigo . it an-, t x sound ni.n in the manner ] unfitted to ot’.r state, c-f 60 ciet fc nti' 11 ‘ r .a i; already staled ir, letters from Madrid. Tlmt , , ., ,i ■ , ', ie elfusion I diit-tcr, alter hstemaft to Sir Wiihunt, told ... , ,, | ii'.u. in cnbi o-.Sj tec. txc ti:. piopimiti. n in flor ’ n,UDl! t e<l «'»«PI’b the nncefMtici i f From !’:c We are ji lie i Pi lligpti 'l ain, its d' I j:: 1 MX •■7 ui Courier, of ,M, in il tli 1 Ministers cm -idei they ye, tenluy received from Hi regard to lire issue of Im, el tin ill cheerfully I t)irri be could only t'CCdve ti:e propost.. , " b may bring, nailing ; but this Im r.gusrd to give. The 111,11 h «« the I'tX'tne.x, d onr prop | Minister tin n told hint lie could not ron-i • l lie-e last iit tirli f forei lcgitimatr " tier it:* communication us having been made, 1 jects of foreign commerce. On th» d or submit it to iiis culleagoos. Tlie Span-; (mry, I xvould cherish such tnamH Mini-ter hassincu been kooxx'n to declare ' t ll(t s iis , llir ,, iln . :l , r,:ir Diuitt, and < admiraluro of the cnilti-icss oi qil yail Iiy Henry ni iin > , Ur.L Alien. Iii- f'ouijt d'A'iislial ; if, indeed, tlie defection l 'd tiiat tin* sox 1 of sue!) a man can lie considered it is now generally understood that the Gleet,-* will only eonsent to uegocialc xvitli tiie Porte, upon the aekmuvledged basis i ! their full and entile Indep uidoni e. 'Tlie Turks are making formidable p r c- par.iti.'iis I'ora lust rft’urt upon Cirer i e, IioHi by land and sea. Their ileet, almut to sail, I sr amount to too icstcds. The Greek , it i-] ,■ said, are prepared to meet them. Tltej ] H have CD sliips, hesidi.s 20 fire ships, with r ' xvliich they make tremendous havoc. Paris, May 23. From the Journal dm Dehnls. “ Thu proceeding adopt, d Iiy Ahisha] xvas too impiutaht, holh an mi example anil as presage, not to excite the iligln-st disple: one. ri at xv i nti in r Ihixv well they Itnexv Mart h and ii d, be-1 UOpies ali iv. j Ballast. ed tlifj Al.isha i sure among thoso xvlto appear desirous of! p,u,,j! having tin: xvar protracted. Reports of th most unlavorulile hind have therefore lieen circulated relative to tin: Comic d’Aliishai. it xvas even said that lie was.arrested i>y In troop?, and that lie was allot I lint no credit can lie given to those reports, lt was also rumoured Hint the Condo d’Aliisbal had ad dressed a letter to the Duke d'Augouteme, xxhii-h xvas untaxornlily received. The Inn Ii is, that tlu: Prince will not treat with any General at the head of an army, Imt solely " »t lx King Ferdinand; xyhen at liberty, or with a government xxhieh shall Im estalibsh ed i>y the frae actoi tiiat .Monarcll. li is nut meant to cav tiiat lie will repel an honoifra- intiui be iiequiiaai v. illio.at public tideiiee . t . obtain xvliich, it i- necessary to tie: in cunfurinity witli Mi" general xx ill. “Were I not xvell assured tlmt yonr excel lency loves Spain and glory, [ should not ap ply to you tn avail yourself of the grandi ,t opportunity xvliieb lips ever oeeurted, of be coming the deliverer not only of Spain, but of alt F.uropo. It xvould he nn insult to yourpe- nedrali'iii to dxvell upon lln: tnelaneholy coc- -equeuees, aiul aliuX'e ali iqion llm uselesririe.s i ftakiagaii) 1 otiier resulutiau ; lor to attempt the defence of any cause xx it ti few forces, when more numerous ton e are at band, is to enfee hie tlie cause xvhieh xva desire to uphold To sum up the whole, I am certain that possible to established deputisin in .Spain* ; 1 j ble repentance; a return to duty if willingly j a ' i fi is to sustain tile Con titi.Mon of 1«12 , and iii'opcrly arranged, or'Bueh ideas of cun <hU didci ench only, that at the expen i viliiitii.n us he can receive after the estah- bailment of a legitimate authorilj’, as the hast, of a new ndtpinistration. Btd neither ihc ideas nor the °enti:ueuts (if any itidiiidu- al. or ot' any chief of a party of any side " h deve-, can for n moment he entertained- His lloj a. Ki^hncS!the Duka of Angau- • as an object of negotiation. of blood, hhU u iih numerous force*) thu for* nu r mirjil Ur. kept up for soijii: Huu* ; UiK t*i pul iir pracliue tlie Cutistiluti in t»f the year i«12 is pliy k irally find morally impfc- ible, and coiuLMpientiy it han failvd In Sj.-uiii and twr) where ei c e ; for it is contradictory in itSfelf/anU itaius the principle? rf its own detraction , tlu; war. Tlu* pmretdiu^ of Count A!»’^!»al j must load to such arran^eniciit.siiAW iii j prcdi* ly put an end to hostilities. !!<* despatched • fliis answer to .Mntitiin, to Mina, I t, ,, , • • . , i . document to bear os, u .M«u ilk), and it was not don Id-1 would ad in conceit \'ilhlnm.— j ** .army did tint exceed lour lliousand \ men, ar.u he prudently marched them from j Madrid, fearful nf tiie eonsefjudices that.! would likely en.uir, had they rmaiudi d in the capital, when the French troops » ntered | if. On the lGlli, the day after he had writ* ten liis Idler to Monti'io, In* addressed tliej following ptoclaniatiuii to the inhabitants ol*j Madrid : PROCLAMATIOX. Tnuabitams uf Mauhtu !—If mililary n-i pr.ratinns, and a d‘ !-«re not f*» Ffunprumi'C tliei generous inhabitants of Mridrid, cannpel im» to j evacuate the capital, T will not ahamlon il until | the RtirriBOii destined to pres.-iyc public trnn- ipiillity is replaiied by nn ercmy*.« Icirc;*, ic’ro-l dared by n Kunventioii authori-ed l»y the laws | of war. It some ill dedgnin,'men flatter the! salves with the hope « ; pill.i^e and di?oid> |pt tliern renounce their erinjinul pr.'jects, and I Cu he assured that e'erajdary chnstFemir-.l wiil|. ie . he iniliclt’d for every movcniciit not authoris ed Iiy law. I imvi respected, and I re«pref, tlir of all, bn cause 1 am permnled that a lihev governnu'iit ought so t(» act, so Imu; as tho^. , who nro not agnu’d as to the merit of Fie cs-J * tablished laws do net, neve.fheless, tail in ponctual ohtdience to them ; but I \(*i! not! suffer party fury to .-lain with blood the soil ui the capita! of I mi most enlightened nation, wi I Hie ambitious and periidions vir'ws of a final! number id itidi* i J-. Is lo (;oaipmf:.i*e the tra* I q'fHlity of a city distinguished for it - patiioli^inl and taicivts. (Signed) The Count DEL'ABISBAL. . Madrid, May Id. The question of the Spar/, b war a-*uir.f • ! totally new aspect from I hose evenU wi ;• I .. *\• I• • . 11, * i , u i i r.i w i - r i pormurirr.t may warrr.nt. i !i';j > »?11 11iiati: ; that he had deserved the liwh- * , . J i est rewind from his Government, as he h-d j ,h " cu,ln / H,on ^ ilf^f rves iuc: mu | savin! it i hiiiiour. Ministers, it is ltmlvt-pd nitnnlion : iieoxitsp this pltmt I’.o :v(3 | s'ootl, should tin y ho prfssi 'l nn the i-ii'i ! richly or. our soil, and in addition fix '': e t, xvliich tin y must ho, will take rare t, 1 v.Hu d»le tnanul.ict'it e from it- go: J, 1 t xv to ■■ | domosti ht ir.sdxes of tlie aiisctice of any x-'rilt«■ n i vidiiice against them j rile, last dispatch bum M idrid is understood o luivv. satisfied thorn on this point.” These fith ics from iiie stalk prornour :m!y industry and afford a fair profit 'a ; agri' Dilute. V i'itom ar.y change of t! o ! national taritl', impauing its prodin tiv nations have received ample confirm.i i ne-s a- a *‘>'trci' ot irvenue, a di-cn- Iiy Hie i'olilii'atiori of the .\)te xxIticli I miuatirig zeal niielil .1 -o i.iruish us from M. iiixni.,I j onr own cstabi'-iinient* xxi'h a pia ,r .inionspy :u..., . ■" ' M. Saii Miguel subjoined to the on ti.o state of :he dipleiliatic relatii us m l I Spain, read Iiy him to the Cortes, ou tliej ! 2 Hit April last, in the Mole in question it! ! is said :— I “While* Great Britain xvas taking these I Geps in favor of peace, xvhieh, as ha- he: n ! I soiled, xvero fruitless, the tipanislt Goieni-j ment xvas shown txxn or three e.omnnituc.i- \ "■■ns made In Sir William A'Gnurt—one l.y ! | Ihc Minister for Foreign Affair-, Mr. Cao ; , uin: and (In: other-by the Engli-h Ambits- I I sailor iii France.—In tiie former the. Engli h I iiirisfer stated that il would bn impiis.-ihle ! tiiat his endeavour.-to prevent the wnrcould : Imvu a t.ivourable icsult, xxliile xvc made no ice-shins on ou |• irt xvitic'i might servi li.'.ses for th" mediation. The oilier two u. icopies ol dispatch*xvhii ii tlie English isador in Franco had tiiinsinilted to among, in xvliich he. n I.,ted rnnxeisn ! lions he iiad with ti.e Vi-c unit de Citaleau- niatnl on tlie point in question. “The undersigned Se.cictary of State, does not perfectly ieeollcet the conn ids of these three coitinninicatiiin?, xxlii' li uere ■ad to liirn by Sit W. A’Court Ey eider of iis Cabin*;!, xvitlion; tieir.g ; any Noli', and of inxu.uniuin in Iii- ofi.-e. i’e c m only statel 1 tin t tlie pretensions put I . ,!i in tilt rn were— 1 | “I. I In.' tlie t'on-'i'nli"fi should In d" j ! ired to lie given by tlie King, from xx hunt I < ild proceed as from its tru portion ('four liar and cast iron, ivith mc-t ' four lime anil sugar, and in'h > r cottons, xvoiillens, gla--"s, and nail*.- • Nature has lavished ufknn uv many ol I ho raw matc’iial* for thes^ manufacture? ; ottr Inlls are clothed xx i'h ahmulaiu c id wood ter furnaces, and uimost ex rty dis trict is enriched as well as adcni* d v t' tlm finest falls of water ior machincrx." “ Dir. pol'C) now rncmruni nded b't been enforced by mv imnir-doite pre >- cftgsor xxitii nn aliility, xvhu !i makes tur liter cooimrnl tiselo-8 : and tiie iv: : d"Ut of such a policy is confinned by tDc that a di-position ao'iot.g us iu t .i-t vests to favor nianufiirt'ii * = has inlio.i'u here and * -talilisiu d sente rf the capitals in K exv 1 i glatui." Col! Mine .1 f the Mine ia . tl * T . !_• U' 11 l li A X ' I 111 I Ml ill -»T lilllHI kiu: lii'ing a comp aided Iiy j throughout f which lie, has only a mc-l Nexv-York otpld prevail uo xwrerc, becu'.tie it is out ot; have 4xiix.cn place at Madrid ; hut, in tnusoa- 1 “2. That the C -a.d #f State should he ^

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