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'* M" ll i J h lo XPP tllO Cll[lgt’fi«ll Ol \ j }• tMl.it
fnm'ii.n cntin'ly dt-ippuitilud.
evt iv pnilifuvor, ns itnl also my i
fn lulu ——, to obtain pcrmtsBi
, to Verona ; lint couI;I not. I
urum* early in tin: winter of pollin'' to
l’rtis through tin: Ill'll mnl thought
it moiitil lio n fair rk' uti’i us 1 must
I iias through Verona—hut no ! l'fic
Direitur ol the police of Lombardy tin*
sivored mu in n very |iemn|>tnry loin
« of Ve*; imtiuifi, •an-1 «»ini tlqwn lie current of| oil the tjjroni*. This chance has recently ful*.T>*llun, it.« n«>.igUW, frien.d «u»<S uty. llir; him. ArgUellej then tnovrd thru the aWiijr j The Jis/urtaiMr of the 2! t J ■
I ■ r * n. whether . 1 •trrurri-il. Some Princes' of G. i malty, ! brutels "f riv'fl ilisauril--mealed faction .amJ dnnild lie declared iiennHii.-m ini il the oh I “the irnveiiimii.l lias rei-eivi d ii I •
mum' , and . j. chMshrUn Msliis a...I Iraltur.-*! has violating j<..e t „f„,e Cortex Wax achieved. The nil from Gen. Lopez Banna tliat tin | ,
I ‘ ' ' * , 4 ' ' _ n I of their pcoul«» mad* llicitv% 1 Hcqtiflirijtd M 1 t ll turned (wide from , soon enturud, and one of re I dav. 'J .
II to 8° * vl ^ onmi 1 . of sue i f xpetldltUI tv. ‘ 1 j ,,nli their wants, had unliflp ded their fe " '''"I ' l: ''' " ' vou * 1 * 1 *' r 1 " 1 ''’' ‘*> " ed, t mt us soon its it »us Been that tin ml whs marching Willi his (on i t
n ,n ile- lieroines poor mi l is it lr.inkru|it. Hi 0 I uunds by granting them ronililiiiinns. ar- j'j’ ' '.VJ ". V,"'V!*!!*V,,!i n! it „n , i Ftcneli inigld! invade AnihtliMa, a rouncil ul j//tu/rii. Tne government is takinr .
extravagant f unity grow n proud by in- rn riling to the duct line of the Gel rot, it vfn i
dulgetn**!. cannot retrench---lie 'eos ill “in | to In* presumed that iIicm* princi a w mild Ii
stiller, r.nd com nits snii i le Irom trouble.
A wife, giddy, l,i*hionnble, ntlr.n'tive,
and fond ol admiration, commits indiscre
tion 0 , then hecnioos criininnl, and the
Per lo sate 1’enit> non si jmssu.” van Ini'band finding liiimclt in trouble, hang*
cannot puss through the V . nitian territo
ry fin which Verona lie*.”)
Ul.no a, .
“ l have been rambling about Italy lor
himself.
We could ihmv llie evils al°o which
women sillier from drinking, extravagant
and faithless husbands, hut lo their credit
l-l months and know evety road in it I it may tie generally said, that they sus-
helter thou any one in America, St every tain themselves under alHiclions, mul sub-
street or lane in Milan, Florence, Koine, | init patiently to injuries jt pt ivations with-
V enice, 4ic. &c. &c. heller than the; out committing this dreadful crime. A
Main street in Richmond ; l am, howe-j volume could be written upon the moral
ver, l believe about to quit it, l feat
forever. I am here lingering on the end.
u On the loth we armed here : about
two miles from town we overtook a gen
tleman on horseback, attended by a ser
vant : l looked at his face and instantly
recognized him from a portrait hy an
American painter West, now at Flor
ence, to he the most extraordinary man
now alive—a glance at his distorted fool
confirmed it—we rode on—part of our
Obje .t in visiting Genoa had been to in
troduce ourselves to him. Accordingly
next day we wrote a. short and polite
no'e requesting- leave to p iy our re
el eels, to which w e received one equal
ly polite, requesting u° to call next day at
two o’clock. Wo went, a servant stood
ready to receive us, and we were shewn
into a saloon where we waited with beat
ing hearts for about a minute, when he
niado Ins appearance. Me is about 6
feet 6 inches high—his body is small and
his right leg shrunk, and about two in
ches shorter than the other—his bend i,
beyond description line. West’s like
ness is protty good, hut no other head I
ever saw* of him is in the least like him.
Ills forehead is high, and smaller at the
lop than below, (the likenesses are vice
versa.) Mis hair, beautiful brown ring
lets, beginning to turn grey, he being >t*
lie lul l us 35 years old. Mis eyes be
tween a light blue and grey—his nose
straight but a little turned up, his teeth
most beautiful—his head is perhaps too
large far his body. Il’ho is he ? One
of our company began a set apology,
which he cut short hy tolling us it wa-
useless, for* that he was very glad to see
us, & then began In ask ns questions, 50 in
a minute, without waiting for an answer
to any, and if by chance il was made, hr
seemed impatient if it contained more
than two words. Me llew from one
subject to another, and during about an
hour and an half talking upon at least
200 subjects—sometimes with great hu
mour—laughing very heartily—at length
looking round he asked with a quizzical
leer which of us was from old I'irginny.
I bowed ns°ent ; then followed a cate
chism, to which I occasionally edged in
- - j **•• v* *’o in i.
land ? Mow long hao a „ i,„
ly ? Is Jefferson alive ? Is it true that
your landlords are ail Colonels and Jus
tices 1 Do yon know Washiogtion lr-
virg? Me is decidedly the first English
prose writer except Scott. Have you
read Bracehridge Mall
n».) Well, if you choose, I'll lend it
you ? here it is Move you any Ameri
can books to lend me ? 1 am very de
sirous of reading the Spy. I intend to
v.-it America as soon a9 l can arrange my
all airs in Italy. Tour morals are much
purer tliau those of England, (here I
laughed,) those of the higher classes in
England are become very corrupt, (I
smothered my laugh.) Do you think il 1
was to live in America, they would ever
make me a judge of the ten pound court ?
Is. it true that an Englishman is always in
sulted in travelling through America?”
We assured him hot. Me then told n°
turpitude of the act, but it is useless ;
all the ills of life, and troubles which
lead to suicide, are imaginary. No in in
ran starve in this plentiful country, il lie
will take the trouble to work or beg —
Where the energies arc not impaired,
men’s trouble can be overcome ; hut il
we refer to the numerous causes which
have led to the suicides committed in
this city, wo shall find most of them at
tributable lo intemperance. An iiulul
gencc in drinking spirituous liquors, un
til a person becomes a continued drunk
ard, and all tho ills of life (low in upon
hut), is the foundation of ucarly all the
suicides committed.
Abhorrent as the crime is, it is still
satisfactory to know, that in this country
w-c have no laws which denounce ven
geance upon the person committing sni
cide. VVn have no burying in cross
roads, driving a slake through the body,
and confiscating tin* properly as in Eng
land. We leave the crime to be pun
ished by that power, who alone can take
cognizance of the act. This is just, be
cause no war should he waged against
the dead, but examples of moderation,
prudence, and forbearance, held up to
the* living, to prevent such desperate and
usele-s resorts.
vmujui-w
FROM FRANCK.
In the annexed translations from cur
French papers, it will he gran that the march
of the Heiy Alliance is ever forward. Af
ter redoeing the people to automatons, it
now seems that the minor sovereigns are to
he looked upon, not as free agents, to do
with their own dominions, whatever superi
or intelligence and some more finely touch
ed feelings might inspire, for the. happiness
of the people, hut as proconsuls as it were,
of that three-headed monster, (for even
Fraiiee seems ashamed of this last proceed
mg,) which calls itself the Holy Allianre.
We allude tu the displeasure which Russia,
Russia,and Austria, have, hy withdrawing
their Ministers from Stutgaid, manifested
against the King of Wiitemburg, for the*
■ ole crime of having granted a constitution
to liis subjects. Wii recommend to our
readers the article from the. Constitiitiontiel
on lliis subject—which, with all the tram
— >• e i i‘iMur-1* " * :i1 ■ »*)|>ons I'rody and
Stl OIUrb* *>••• oluir.mly «< «ll »• .
such a doctrine. As a part of ihc same sys
tem, we give the decree of the Germanic
Diet, suppressing the newspaper called llo*
Gorman Mb.-TVer, (not the Austrian Ob
server, which is the mere tout and echo of
despot Din) published in tbo obnoxious city
i I answered | hdntgard.
In I’aris too, it would seem, that literature
and polities arc-dangerous matters to med
dle with, since, li'ya pamphlet, of a Mr. liar
sinet, (himself in pri**nn) it would appear,
that there are* three hundred per ons confin
ed in French prisons for literary .and polili
cal idle rices, who are treated like felons,
clothed in a prison dress, and chained, in
some instances, side hy side with galley
slaves. Happy America I where even the
report of such abuses seems almost incredi
ble.
Of news from the armies in Spain, there
is none of importance which lias not been
received through the medium of the English
papers.—-V. T. American.
1 HANSHTIONS mo:I 1 HUNCH rirFRS.
The three northern powers have vvitli-
pcrmitlcd lo emitrihutc in llie itinutn r tip}
judged most i xpedieut, to the happim ss 'of
their own subjects. Not so: Ibis doeitH* ,
for xviii Ii too wan have already been made, j rtlfbing gold bad excited : that it Uinlcrinined
those ol Italy and Spain, for which liuuilu till foundation of unna rsal jtiMie* , mid (I., I„w
bloodies thill is lo let found in the a u no Is of
imtiniiS, hy stipe inline , jlo writers to ilelhiue
virtue’, lo uiv ilislrn-i, and lo prencli iinsretii :
lliat'i! eahunii al, d llie raol.o ol libarly, avail-
in: itself of I lime very esces-es, ol Ibosc Very
olivet uni* u to, h il .owe inlrigues met eoi
gen, l it, all'll olio I l iinlident la I pall mis u , |. ,,,
convened, "ho unanimously (beuiiil that |j
tin- rrii-itno of preventing tin*, niareli of tin I
Il were « Jtililip and ihul llo-Island id mg in every direi-tiou
■ o y ineasuie lor llie dt lihje^ oi i|., : j,
l 'on -tit<iti,mnl guerilla parlies vv,*n f
rial of the prii-
lilood lias lim ed, is no longer eertain. '11 ■
lying of Wii tending is no longer ju Igii)
Worthy of the high enuliilencu lit tin* 11 * o y
A Ilium e ; lie is deemed even |e.s eapihta
than Fer,bound the Seventh of goveniiog
his kingdom. *
It will rmt certainly lie said that the King
of Wirtemberg is not free; for lie it was
w lira, of lus own uccnrd, gai e a constitution
to lii< subjects. It will not be *nid that this
constitution is tin* work of modern i
fruitions, t,y iutrodiieiiig that iuapiilaos ppin-
ciali: of the in t ei fer cm e o| one power Willi tin
iloineslil* eoneeins if iomtlier; a prim
v'liirh ilrjlMiys nil ilolepi ndmiCe, nil irmirpiil
IiIv, uml nit slidiililv in mii-Ii tv, iii ordi r to e -1
lalrlub I i.e iince-sily of an inipiotis war, end ol j
aii inVasion tin* mod uhoininabie Ilia! man ini*
ever witnessed : in,I outrages of so heinous a I
nature were not SI line lent to sjvl is.fv tlm raiiinel (
of tin; Tliiiittcri'-.s la order lo sooth the fran
tic fuel ion by vvliicli il is ruled, it was net L*s*a j
ry to crow*n suctiwroegs by one of those deed
tinni* Is, bet ansi* it is folinded hi the ancient ! which appear from lime in lime ia llie bloody
institutions of tin* country's—it b old legisln
tran revived. Thus nothing w ts wanting In
tin: orthodoxy of the King of Wirtrmlierg,
the antiquity of the law lie graded, and tVer
will on tlie part of flip princely legislator;
All these titles, however, could tint save
him from excommunication ; mil, by tlii-t
example, it is shown, that even the quality
of King affords no siillirient giaranli e ol
wisdom in the eyes of the Holy Alliance;
anil finally, that it is nut tu the respective
princes, but to that alliance, tliR it belongs
henceforth to regulate the ih siisy of na
tions, Thus, then, we now have suspected
Kings, who arc thrown among llo* uppnsi*
police,) among the enemies of government
Thus the divine right is li ilile to excep
tions. This divine right of reigning and * (
rt igniug well is no longer innate in Kings: i l
no longer belongs to them hy right of liirthj
hut in virtue of the opinions of the M*dv Al
fiance : and at this moment il would appear
that there is more than one monarch to
w hom this opinion is not favorable. The
king of I'orliigai behaves rather badly, and
so badly that an insurrection agaimt Inn.
seems tn he desired ; the King ol England
is suspected on account of his neutrality:
the King of Sweden behaves as f,, oi
birth might he expected; the King of liava
• i i and several prim es iff the (irrir anic eon
federation have given rise to ilonbts; the
King of Wirtemberg leaves
pages ol history, mol are the opprobrium o| ei-
vilimilion, end the di-grace of the people wlm
tolerate them II was req’ii.-iu- that a gwvern-
merit Unit Ininlly prm laiiiir Ihc dogma of llie
Cadi/, was tile i nly point to which the
leniiiiMit urol < in tes loiild he reuiori
The result amis con.iiiuiiicait d to the King, I vs as hi -iegiug .i.'cnudiv on the 4th i■;
who re til i e.| il tu tjje eiiuni it of stale, w lo, I an I i xpeileil 10 be tn.isler of tin lull ii, ,
l)ie I nre&irred Algt/.iras as tin placn of luinoval. [.days -there Wu" no indication, of discord sit
11 |! | The mi lister concluded hy metitintiing that i 11, xibilHy in the ( ,u tes.
when to*, li ft tin* King, hi, Alaj, st\ had nut Tin, ccpMiu of the sciiuorpr Tem tru i |,
come to a ,1, fini.J'e resotintno. r,'...... ii..| ,|, al ilo* cmluisU— ai* ,
vnted hy the (Juries that the removal shotiht ' '
lake place the next d iy, tu ('adi/., and llial a
emu oi* tee slniiild lie iiini , ibately I'm me,11
In w ul upon tlie King, and apprize him olj
[ their determination,
| Tin* committee appointed, went on their
errand and returned In a short tinn—when
j the president reported the follow ing dialogue
lietv.et ii himself and the monarch. “ hir,
| tlm Curies In ing in permanent sitting and
lioces had sent deputations to England
| obtain arms and ammunition; 1'ail, *u rna
i of removal.
ig thatlb xibiiily in tin Coi
■ ad out | 'i'liH ceptafn of t:
••••** dial it"
people of Cad Z w as dim ted to the C i
, and mt In the Ke g.
r.iiraet nf atelier, dated Cadiz, June it!.,
"Tlie Freni'li, in a short time,lew,• ad
vanced as far H« Cordova, we Ola)* say with
out fin ieg a shot ; ami well llie same I,a ajy
they will probably present themscli, s i„ .
fore Cadiz, as limy did in liilO, but w ith ", *
dill'elenee, I lint lliey hate not eumpa o ,1 '|, t
country. <),i the eonlrary, they w f„,j
legithnaey of dynasties, and nf the sanctity of tin**
having received information nf the approach greater resistance, in proportion a* the ]
m unitcliioal power, as ihe only safeguard of
tlie tranqaillity amt happiness of nations, shout’)
hold out to tin WmiIiI fho no less vile and
dangerous
nrut pntrAnlcing an Hsveintily , .
country anil hole, Ilia* w*.uld iture to *tyle il-1 love ot ci
■’C.'l o grovi-ional .tunIn of the Government of
Spain s-ul Indies '* Ii rva* i quoile, whilst af
fi'cling to combat in llie nmne of religion, of
ueiuy, entreat your Maji sty to re- ! pie get awaie that tlreir artim
i t i-i
move with tin* Cortes to the Island of Cadiz | respond with their promises if I, • | ,
for llie security of your sacred person amt | and prosperity, w iiii-li eanrail g-i 1. -1
niplu 6f iToatingrrec’ugnizTng I thfi .n:*troo!.l represefitatives.’' lhs Majesty hand with the syrte I 1810,
* an assembly of iraitors lo their 11 1’li' d, til at neither lus ronscienee nor the : loquoition, hot Ii of winch t to ) am
n millions of his subjects mII
d him to leave .Seville. The president of dominion
lie eommilli e rejoined, Hi lt llie political : Government
oriseicnce of liis i\laji*sty w as not lesponsi
HiONilily, of ihe preserving i riueiples ot -ocie- : hie, In , ooe his public conduct was suhj■■ c
ty, ( ml pen iry should I.e extoHed,.edition cx* f ( |i it of bis ttdusers, and that the incin-
that is to say, (in tlm language of I a. ^ Imihen! Iha[’the hcnX'ial'r.l^rm of a,'o 1 ^ '-' f could make conviuc
I Ii «> if y -h'Mild lio torn f 1 mu her; that, in it
• ord, tin* foiiii'intifin of tlie throne which it
jirctrnd ito sircnpthen, fthould be imderinincd,
mid (lint an iiriwoithv ►linde should he cast o-
ver ihe goudfiith ••f iht* augu.-t inonuich who
••ucupif s jf, suppoit* d by the loyalty '*f his siili-
ject** ll \\ as requisite, that, precetb'd by hnud-
tfills of deluded and wicked men, the army ot
a power which supposes it self first in the rank
of civilisation, should so far pervert the terri
ble laws of war (thus making them still more
odious and destructive,) as to receive ns ansi*
lianes falsehood, treason and fanaticism, and
designedly to *'*ci!e tin; fury of troops of ban-
u: *t|, jp orderaftrrwnrdf, in the afflicted towns
nml villager',to pass fora benevolent liberator,
huiope, the s^iectator of tlie***; horrid d<*eds, i»
si!c!)l, and permits them, flic weak rowers
cal Ini grefd, either favor
i cabinet, approving its pernicious
or confide in superior forces to shel-
in froiu its effects : but force is not eter
nal, and the nation which yesterday gave the
ii i ,i law to llie rest, b to-il.iv the (ibieet of iheii
*r hre lh*;nist ; |.0 ? agi ! tnxt Portugal, derision. If them .here , J ho..l,t he any
, {that condemn! 1 its theory, the strange maxims
h j ot public law ol which the introduction is aim-
I cd at, and yet abstains from preventing iheir
| application, tliat power will repent, when too
who ol so gross an crr'*r. Tbo repetition o
j tliexe nets of prepotency will consecrate their
the barrier, however weak, that pro
of nations and the ba-
j io^ ob-ei vriiinns lo him, it wljat then
marked, did not an dice. The King only ad
ded—“ 1 have spoken," and retired, 'i iiis
report being heard by tlie ("orb s, they re
solved that the cause, of the moral iMCompi -
lies, tin* factious, re-e«=tIi u In i
The King, Coin**
oblig 1 d to Irav*- f*
qtiilH precipitately, on hearing th»t
French horse were coining flown full : \
with the design of canying i.Ifthc Wr .
liiH family, through a coup d>. main, •
by a great number ol traitors, atmu.g \\
was the famous (icn. 0. who i-* pev
prisoned—hut the enemy was di J app« i
lor allhougb the King declared that lit i
not in conscience move any lartlur,
teney (»f the Iving, provided for in the ia7th[ f ortes prnnounred him unfit, and <
room for none, sioufibw, whilst tlx,
■ al i° openiy (iudan.il unworthy. But vvliat j
powers so judge them ? who are the ''' " ! t,!' r C l |", 1 "
surcra and w ho tbo censured r Au-lria, Itn- - | , r u ' m
and Prussia, vviiicli ban* no constilu-j
i", declare themseli es against 1*. rt
Wirtr tnberg, and England, wbirhhavp
is. then, as lias bVf trt* been remarked,
difference, between absolute and constilu
lional powers—it is a coalition of print
who have only ministers, against tint
have representatives and a press. *
[ Gonslitutionnel ] J J u " lit burner, h.
Journal des Dcbats, June 12 J j jecIs llie independence
[From llie
Frankfort, June 7.—Tlie. follow ing ail* the | ^ nce °f I* " ‘ ; '* w ill (all lo the grouiol—llie u
resolutions adopted at tlm llllt ses-imi ol
I It n German Die!, of May 50, after a discus
sion on the liberty nf the press :
Is*. Ilesaired, That L’Observateur Aik*
mand, pultlislied at Stutgard, bo suppressed
by llto German Diet, in virtue of tlie au-
lltority r orif. rred on tills assembly hy the
resolutions of September, lerj; and tlie
future publication of this paper be hereby in
terdicted.
2d. That llie authorities of IVirh.inlieig
be requested, through their representative
and Minister In tin* I)i>t, to see the above
5*1. '1 hat the alinvc. resolution he rntnmli
nicated to all the oilier members of the Get
m.mic confederation, through their individti-1 protests against
d legations ; and that they be at the samt
' me requested to suppress tin
of the a hove [taper,
tinni of pul.tic morality will he util it er.tt eil, anil
the Ii tool e i v i 11 e at i 11 it will he ellieguisLed b_v
the blast of barbarism.
iuo Spanish Government resolved, at tlie
head of a generous nation, though distracted
by foreign intrigue, to sti-tao-, not only h o
own cause, hut that also of all mankind, will
either triumph over her dastardly enemies, or
Tall with glory unit with
vernment would fail in the disehtirg.
most sacred duties, if, on such an occasion, it
assumed not a manly tone. It j. its duty to
protest, a* it does protest, in the most solemn
mm tier, Indore all the world, against the inott-
*«tous rinbl «'l ii,jf* intrj’fcn
, ! cj*tcri nee ol om: power in
iuo <iv>ru»*«v!ic nlfjiir 1 -' olnnoiiicr,mul t in,
laws of war, of vvliicli the cn-
j bint i ol the I jiuillerinfi Ii m licen guills—it nUo
[“reeling of »m illegitimate
1 seditions Junta, nnd against any oilier
>pr. ■ S tile circulation] image of government that may be sci up in its
(J.'Oi'Serv ateor All* - ■ place—derltiring all tlm acts, tiiat n-.ttj erne ante
nvtnd) in ali sneli States as are within tin I irom't, null hm.1 void u denounces so. h ini.
jorisdiclinri of ibis confederation ; and for- '1 lilie ' I . l ° llic execration ot ul! governments,ol
many Ittngh.ihlr* storifis pf ridiculmis hio-! , „
, n , , drawn their ministers irom Stutgard. Sue t
praphteB ntadr.* ol rnn, eapentall.y by the | nallirilllv ( . sritei pill ,jj c attention.
I tench. One* nf them represented him and gives rise to v'arimts questions. I* this
as a ginnntv miser.title mortal, keeping | a measure, it is asked, of [lie three courts
the sknil trf his mistress as a drinking merely, nr is it an act of the Holy Alii
my pt
paper of i political tendency.
4th. riiat the foregoing resolves he com
municated, will) an extract ifftl.e l'rntocol,
■ n tfn* Central ( oinmittei; of Enquiry of
May once ; and that it be in addition stated,
that the elmses communicated in a letter
bom the Resident of the Commission,
hearing date March SI, lb29, are for the
present, considcn d as repressed by Ibis
Diet.
[freon tlie Constitutional 1 ! ]
June 1 f.—M. Barzinct, a young gentle-,
man distinguished for liis literary attain I
meats, who is shut op in St. Pelagic*, has!
just published a pamphlet, entitled “ A Eel- I
ter to (lie Viscount Chateaubriand, Minister)
ff Foreign Affairs, concerning the affair ol
M. Magallon.” I
Whilst tins letter was in press, M. Jfagal- ■
article of Un* Constitution, tuvd occurred,
and that a provisional K, genet/ should hi
created for the purpose iff exeicisitig the ex
ecutive aillho, i|y (inly as regarded the re
moval of the King and Cortes. A Regency
of three tin inbers, / ildts, (Jisr.ar, and l ego
del, was accordingly created, and took the
oath of office at once, in the midst of tin
most lively an l unations of joy from tin
lloor and the galleries.
Tile Regency proceeded to make every
necessary arrangement for a general depsr
lure: the ('ortesremained in m -siort through
out tin* day and night ul flit J lilt June, act
ing in concurrence ; but the ministers made
considerable difficulty about accepting ffieri
ojiiees anew from tlie Iteaeia y, and d,it nut
yield until five in tiie morning of the I2ift.—
1 Ills circumstance occ.isioued great alarm
among tlie Constitution. Mint j. At 11 of tin
same morning, one iff the Regency vv.„ind
on the King and announced to him vv bat had
been done. He received the message with
eninplaeeni v, and answered that be was
ready to set out. At one o’clock the regu ar
troops and militia were under arms to pro
ceed, and the river cuvered with bonis laden
with effects of every kind. But tlie King
was again seized with scruples, and this be
ing rumored, the greatest agitation and cun-
tu-ion prevailed at B* v ii e until near seven in
tlie afternoon—when F, edioand and the
Royal Family entered their carriages and
honor.* Hot the Go-! "•■re driven off—followed by the military
u... -n—i ‘ I escort. The exit was then reported to the
Cortes, who had not sc-pirated a moment,
and did not adjourn until 0 o'clock.
The President, or Speaker, gave them a
remit zvnns at Cadiz on the liillt, or sooner,
should cir<.u**.*.t I mil. On in . ■ i,t*.i
an Irish general, Downie. in tlie service ol
x I t.iin, and thirteen otiin s, wree t nmmil ted
to prison, as parties to a conspiracy for the
de- It net ion ol the constitoliolial govet titneof.
Within a few Imuis after the departure of
tlo* authorities and troops, the populace, in
stigated and led, as it is affirmed, hy a num
ber of friars, and a few other traitors In-fin
concealed, rose, and during the three snl
quint days, committed tlie most birr rid
cessc°. They plundered the boats in Ihe ii ; „•
ver, sacked the house 0 of many woo had
gone with (he
.her, that Ihe present editor nf (his paper, all nahons,ii"*I of posterity.
''1 n S. G. Liescliing) lie forbidden, I'm til, ' , ’ ■'* hn« roinnmnde.l me todesireyon will
■ ii'*' year-, to' edit any periodieal [ <" the C : -.r« of which
J ' ' yin nave liven received—that you will give a
copy of it, if requite,I, to llie .Minister tor fo- , - , mine oo-o man to.* -ooirvm.is ,,,,
"om affairs—and that you will publish it.— pone viiththe government, robbed, and , , s rons i st n ci nerai i-71 ■
(rod, tic. striptnakeil. persons uf both sexes, dissnlv-1 , 0n lr, ;, G i F' ’
(Signedl .?0*r. MARIA PANTO. »be constitution d mimieipali:v. and bid , ,he . " Iil
Seville, May 27, log defiance to tbo few battalions left to mao, • ‘ r'' ! H-'e ^ ,nul !'l' > >*?''
regeiicy, compelling his M. j- iy to e ; , :
Cadi/, as a private individual. Me •■
the city on Sunday the Pith iris' . w . '
whole of Ids family, accoinpani. d l,y eg
w ards of 6.000 loot and horse—hut tin* reu
ment »f b ■ arrival here, lie was reu , j
ill I he royal dignity, and ' xercin s ti,e , >, ce
tive power the same as before.
To-day the Cortmhave opened the r**).
sinus in this city, which is so crowd, d we .
people from ali parts, that it is with great
difficulty they find lodgirq s.
Provisions of all kinds, and of which w
have hut a scant supply, have li-en fimn t
to !,lj per ri iff. tv. a firnof of the insnfiiei 1 . v
of our provisions is the perniissiun gnu y
out civil authorities fir importing t*-i< ,s>
rice, beef, pork, potatoes, shad and beaus., (
very moderate duties. Even a new* 'a iTff
duties ii in p int—(lour, wheat, ?/e*. w I t.
equally admittr d.
A vessel from New-York sold 101 li.ois
of lire at 7 S I dollars per too pound-, J
a parcel of flour at $8—but lire purchasi r af
llie latter asks to-day an exorbitant gii -**
counting prolmbly an the. blork.idv ot ' h
port, which is inferred from tb*' Fn >*■ h*i pi
iiai ing detain 'd ye-teid iy afternoon cm A-
merican brig arid scb'iooer making f r t j-
diz, ai d which tills morning In sehtml u
course tow ards llie Siraiglils.”
Another extract doled Cadiz, June 1?.
‘* 'Flic Krencli fleet liaie lln.-tnomi - i rt
a flag of truce, which will statu how U.g
blockade is to be understood.
Enclosed is the new tariff. I’.ierv li.ir j
is allow, d lo lie imported, even ml.,nial giu-
,iucu. \\ hat We w ant much is provisions.
rnu.n me hatioh.is CABaVis.
Our late Cadiz papers have supplied e* ,l
addition, with a variety of articles, wii,,„
subjoin. Tlie news from, the jutnioi .
Spain, contained ill these papi • may !„■ -,,,
to tie of an ericouragiog aspect. The r „• j
tutiorial lamd-aripi an d to move win u r
ver tlu-y please,}, and llie political goi, j
of various provinces to hold a regal.,r c „
I mimiei tin'u with Cadiz. We
n the whole, from wliat we h ive read ,„ :.c
li.-ll accounts, that the Frcnrii !:., v< I ;
more men than t|j“ Spaniards—ihat I
PHiLAin.r.ruiA, July fit
Capt.Tatcm of the selir. Tom, armed at
mam
tain older. '] lie fofiow ing im ulenl is ri laled !
in a letter dated Seville Kith June.
“In llie edifice called th hall of (lie I
tit’ I * izavetto, from ('adiz, repoi is, that the there was a cum-idi-raldo mimher of
Ivng of Spa n, mmgre the opposition lie biixes of ponder guard'd hy an officer and
ntide, has been carried hy tin Cortes from *'"™’
Seville to t’adiz, where tlie forms of royally *
^evit oi l'd t<> him. ( .i»Jiz was li^oiauis-
!y liluclincJiui hy a French I! I, and lour I d
j;atets. Capt. Tatcm u.is detained aever.il
clays hy Ihe blockading squadron.
[Phil. Caz.
The editor of the National (i.tZ' tin has rr-
1 hy llie * c chr. Toni, (.’apt. Tat' in, fiom
cup—(told hill) that was pretty lliucli i lilU 'f "f this latter, why docs not France j !, n " 8,1,1 '’j*’ 1 ?*'' 1 conlinement, at l»n*s,v I Cadiz, various newsp.ini’rs i"i!ili-hed ill that I :l l,,, spat
the idea that w e had nf him—as we con- c «,-°Pf ra tc '[> It ? Is the Holy Alliance ,|h. | '"e cry ol linmanily and luslice, was at city -the *‘ E*p.*ctador,” "the Constituti- L "l 1,z 1
fldfred him a kind of Vampyi e-(he * o|, , cd ' y « 't?hus.ncBS divided '"t'> d"- . ' I, '7- ln, :l ' onal,” and lie " Diaro Mereanli,,” as late I « r *"y «f
H ul ivas beautilully written, but a- for the. and which now censure Wirtemhurg, cliar**- ('"'e'lmstmices, th-re i- much in th,. ry . ° -tm 0 summa j() S( ..
characters, they only exist in the brain cl with the lecturing department ? And 7s l( 'f ,°f ]'■ 1*tr B iir**». of interest. I, j s ffb-d ' -p|, c Kin „ „ f p pmI , with hi-
ofVV. I. Theretire no old English gen- Fiance, which lias taken no part in these " i'obei. ms n flections, b. .,tt y and'Cadizat tndf ra-t t; m m,. a fl,, om.n ot tin* ''ig how-
tleineu — no yeomen. The English have admonitions, ami which lias been making miei.ly expressed, up' t the Jb lice of prt- ■ toih of June. The trooos of (lie “a, rison '"re the
lost every (King good in (heir character ? ! lv ‘. ,r °thi rs In'c conti nu'd thorn *°“ s ’ a,)< u ‘"J 'J a,tft, dion. < lip and the national militia peenpird tin* inihhc I riV( u 1
Their tnoraU are particularly ] "'.th stmple reprimand, is France •' «re informed that fltto persons rrr../,«g I ‘ ' - '■ ' 11
rt, i ,, | , . ,, have the more difficiill and co-lly denart
(Mere I thought he really ivas quizzing] ,,, uil t of execute '
U-.) In line he kept us for an hour and
a half constantly amused, nml dismissed
ns well satisfied with our interview.—
Mis manners are most charming, mi l fas
cinating, arid if lie is as they sav a de
vil, lie i° certainly a merry one—-No
thing gloomy—-his voice is low and soft
nil*! at first sounds affected. Now who
is it ! Who is this man about whom I
have written a whole letter? It is
Ch-.ldo Marolde, ( Nir-air, Don Juan, in
plai'i English lx rd litjron.
rr. 'i Tiir Ntw-Yoex nation vr. .invar vtk
Suicide. — 11 is slated in one. ofour dai
ly papers, that on Wednesday !a»t there
were iio less than tbiee suicides in this
city, and the Journals nf other stales!
convey us daily intelligence of some a«ff I
of violence committed in a timii.ir man
ner. To account for such madness, I
Ur, finally, lias our ti
mid and uncertain ministry begged to be
excused from this new measure, or, the
ground of having its hands full with its
Spanish job ? Persons, who pretend to he
in Pic secret, have already solved this ditli
cully. The French minister, it is said, was
happily absent from Stutgard at the lime,
and hy merely prolonging this absence, In*
will In* no lunger at S'ulr rd, without hav
ing, nevertheless, withdrawn from it.
However this may Ii**, it. is clear that tlie
rigour exerci-eil inward) Wiitenilmrg,is, ,,s
t" licit yahinet, a monitory declaration, and
'hat i' is placed without tlie law iff V . rona
This act proves tliat th.* jurisprudence of
tiie llidy Alliance is not Very stable, and
tint it changes at llie very moment when
one might have soppoed ii determinate!)
fixed. It seemed after all llie arts of that
l .'ingress, ami actordii'g to the constant
language address' d hy tile French Mini-tn
to Spain, it si nurd lb.it this maxing at lea )
wnuId lie lnjil sacred—" th it Kings are tin
- i i ; only and true legislators iff their people.”
8T h unmoral and wicked acts, .* trnpns-1 Every thing seemed to prove, that it was
Bible. — 7 rouble is cited as tin: general i au iinaiteiable dogma of the Holy Alliance,
cau-e of suicides, hut the causes which j M* it a!) pmur belonged to King**, and the)'
produce (his trouble are rarely a.lver- ' aj",' 1 '' had the right to acknowledge and su'
ted to, or id: 'tripled to he checked. A ! !' al ? *!’! «'int° cd their *u!i.jeets. 'I’liisinax-
n* *.* nccuslama iMtnself to drink drams j l!r’ W !, re< ,'[r?|! nBt ' on ® the neeesaitj
... . , t , w **'* (he reanon nf their piirura
un il he becomes aco-t.i nied dronkard [ was matured, mem, d sufficiently s fe ha
l jP r>cy;iPrJ« In- ru j , T l^c18 liis j (Minct y, who could have no cau«i? to dread
<1 is well woilliy of attention.
informed t 1 it 300 persons existing
:*!j j a,, ‘i the intional militia occujiird
square, and aa iinmni-e
,, *• „ ‘ , \ , .iimi m i immcii-H
ni M.* l rvmnn of trance, condemned fur i, lr eets ( window i„d bale
Literary or I unite d n/uiiccv, undergo that i cipal aullmri'a s na * v, ,|
t ri al nil 111 w hich M. Magallon happily cs-*
raped.
loud filled til
The muni ■
d tile King at llie en
trance, where tlie governor of the furtre*s
d . • > .. , delivered to him the kevs of tlie cilv with
Snen rigorous and arbitrary ninasnrns call the usual forma
for the attention of men in power, who, it i- latedon hisarmai
lo bo Iiojh d, art* nut totally <h \nitt of evi*rv » bltaola
semiment of modesty, moderation, ur Im- •« The enthusiasm,” says file Cadiz Oh*
't'lif. hair.r , r xt » • , i l- , '’-''i 1 ''* *' which was manifested on this im-
• he letter of M Barg,net does f.m much ! in „ ril | llft m . 0;lsilir)i , onfirmed the
id In* vv as cnrigratu-
io tin: name of the lulia-
rredu, and is worthy uf being held big
public csliination.
i Ini Ii
opinion
we enti'i tnined ot the patiiotism and Alcala, as I
ot tlie (Jm i o’* regiment.—
Fin* populace being told tliat the how. enn-
tHincd moil, y, rushed lo llo* hall in order I..
plunder thrin and murder llie guard, but tin
officer, W' it ll uiicxampli d rnurage, set fire to
tin powder and blew up the (' u a: le w ho
eii'ei i d. Eighty persona, among them some
friars, have been taken out of tip* mins.”
The E* pectador of llie I Olh June, rnotaiiis
a despatch to (lie gov eminent al ( unliz, Irom
I3anoa, Gen i.d in ('■ i, f of p ,• th r ,|
perations, (Abislial’s) dated Sev ill.*,
'• in w hit II la* stall *, Hut l av jug
I the disorders and anrrrliy l eigni- g
le, he had proceeded to that city
"ith liis troops, |,v forced marches, dmib'-
i'lg however, whether lie would rmi Ii it be
fore tlie French army. On the lf,th Se ar
ivrd, was filed upon from the slia ets ami
| houses, muted llie inullillid. with,
liis mvn part, killed some of them, and re*. I 1
tored order. t
At llie first meeting nflim Cortes in Cadiz ! 1
Ihe Urgency was din lied, And the King i ; s
ll diiiitated. Gen. Iin go. m a letter puldish- | ']
* d on tiie 1U.fi June, lilaoies the Jtegi in i I !,
for not having laki n propel n ea*ure* to pia 1 ,
vi nt the occurrence oi'anarchy at E v die. if
•ml mentions that the jmirney iff tile Roy. !| ,
I Family was so |>ii*ci;>■ t,-tt>- IVi.tn Seville*to i
etion ; Cadiz prove true with if
and the invaders still meet consider
harrassmeiit, if not utter destruction.
Untile I 71 il and I lit It .lime, the muri
I'oitie.s iff Caiiiz presuited to lie* Cut
||. |mta; Ions, ad :re-SI s. in vvliicli they m
tu a ed thrin selves fc Span , on i i, * j n
of that as si m !) in Cadiz, ill d ,rei in
the e.ii I'l'msiauees of r I■ eou.-idu ion
lie u formed there in 1| g, dell i. I.d 1
tin* last resort, and thi i i- | rm lairm
anil re i-tahlifhed in 18JO. They
ted tliat peace and pros pull) wu ltd
'*'* tliffil ed I mn I he name illipia gna
I del ul (ca eili**ii, and answeml an il.i i
'ion iff i's ii.habitants to peri-h i :,ti,i,
snhmit In Freni Ii cootiul The (' ui,-
'll. ir sittings in tlie same hall mvvl.a.'
j eAinstiin!ion w a, ft atm d in II, I d.
J 'I In* < ad.z F.:)n i u lay i |‘ the J I*'
* *' Wiiy rli ’ tih 1 we ini el per I. n ul w ; i ii
[ ing llie tri lls and cn diets vile, I, „ I ...
I tin if country nm*i mov meet, ihul il
| lihcily nmI n di*| rndeaci* will timiipi
* have vet live iirinie*, ar.rt ImM p - , t,
| our Im lies-i s—we hie )a t m; s’, is :
|'hints ut die mil of th. 1 eina-ula - n
| I he Kit:;; and I.' ali v e G ivernri: i i
* in our I land, sal*' fr. in the me
ority of our enemy--we l.avf r-
, sleet, and ai un ilhunl un m
al Napoli
Tin
rotinhiliHes in oar la-i war iff i ,, •
i.n I I hem selves at Ihe end id a lew v.
lately Uiislalnui."
I (li. onler i
sounds rei
oi' ti-
I si’iisihility (if I hi; people.—rininii and liarnm
I " 1 >'- seen mi every side—not the Fast
excess was inineilli'il —the
ded in innumerable acclnmali-
iU^i* rno-f dt ar to overy pood
indrpr ndcnco Min! liberty.’’
I Family wfre. lodged in private
;S *»itil (he pal.irt* al the CoeIoih
null In* ptii reaiU for (heir arroir-
ilisonh rly f!i.^4.*.—
perinilted lo but
^paniitru
| Tin* lb
] dw i fl ogs
House
is overtaken hy poicitv, & then J tha
s suicide because he is ir* trouble, i ll "’ “" l,n
f ovilv
commit
Exg tv igance may be cited as another
causfl ; a man lias n wife, a eon, or a
daughter, who plunge into extruva-
it their subjects would become a wakened
This seemed enough to satisfy monarch*:
' and if matters bad stopped here, there re-
untitled at least one chance fur human na
ture—a reasonable King, a Marcus Aurelius
SPAIN —Tlie Circular (publisj,- I below) of!
the Sp ini li firm nry id finite, to Ihc dipt.j. ]
ill 'he agents at foreign courts, i* uliiflily inter, i
e-liag fit itc Paper, nnd worthy Ih* (<eru*al of) B
every friend to ;he ii lit-nf plan It (f
v.oine to us o in h (j'n;“lionntib; hupf?,
I :d by a journoy i limu^h Franci!, but comes
.Iin i t from Seville, with h1! ti»p \u i^ht of an-
thenticily, and may l»o taken as i key to ike
fuediuga of tlie Constitutional Govrninrnf.
[Bah. l\ilrwt.
from Gibraltar papers received at the Office of
the fat riot
Seville, Jiinn 1
Tlm Secretary of State lias transmit!ed tiie
following Circular tu the Diplomatic Agents of
H. Al. at Foreign Courts
All know tlie constantly hostile and porfidt*
: : jba Cabinet ol th« Thaillurii w .,t that Imd bid their real siluati
j Tin* King was
i luck refreshments in liis earn ig.*.
I On the I fith at (.'adiz the in mi* ter of w a:
i :<? interim, Dmi St.nn-taiis Sanches Salt a
dor, was found dead, with liis throat cut ivitl
a razor. The following unit- wiittpiiuPI
lus own hand, v\ as found in a window* of iii*
" f ,ffe is becoming t
portable to tne. The
lias driven me to tl.it
putting an end to mv
'lotion which I e;
trie w 1
tny dear (h
n ry day inori* msup
onv iclion of tins trui 1;
I)i*et iHI.* resolution ol
existence. The only
n leave to toy i *’.
codalii n. 'J |:«* Coiti s assetn'oied at Cadiz
on tin* l.itijone. Eighty-eight tmtulti *
an-vvi'iTil U> tin* call of their names, and
most of the test were announced to bit near
to tlie c.'y 'i i.e bistory id their previous .
priii.*' editigs at Seville is this in abridgement, I «1» vend to the tomb with a to
On tin* 11. It J one, in tin opening iff the sit - I * does not aentse me iff ever ha* ing
toig, hu.tili r t r.i liano, one ot ttti* le ding i tie in
la
i.d ft'
Gen. I,*ip z Banos was appoit
l~.lt June, 1 *1 itti-iiI ('Id, f iff iin
of Seville. He lev i.d a run:,
5 O',000 upon tin* ecclisiiislu d
ly, as a retribution for ll
committed by llie populace. '
eommi teil in the innr.ib r of tl
111. goveriunei.t and indiviilnd*,
on the river, w ,- iiinrierire, 'PI, •
. reed that llie ti: t opport tu!y
taken of infillin g the si venst ;
upon the rin'ers.
At the tutting of tin Cortes c
June, the Ftesali ■ t of tie U pit
w ill'.! '.putt die K eg at S. i die, t,
tie* d’Cei m .itition of ’I"' ( * t ics
eet
milted eriini* or
towards Spain, trom tint ntotnent tliat .li.-eou..
i;i|ahlish«d the political constitution by wliir.hj t, . ,
it.. .. ,i ii... ,*>’. i ...:, ...;* ... ] nut tliat tin: const it ut ion might In
fore, and for this purpose it was
I to put till* King and Cortes at once
ecurity
I mean to des
my.si.lf with a razor, anil I m-nlinrj
j this, in oidi r that no person may to any’ mare
j Her I.e ai .'used or iniptii ali d. 'Night of ilo
: ihi
forgoltr
rase and stated, that il was no long! i i l l3!
period to tall:, hut to act, and lo
ion—
tliat llie country vv
• , •• ■ .... |
site is governed. Thu thick vail which toil |
some time covered tlie many treaclieruus ih -
signs ul tliat cnbiuet, was, to the ruaiidal on
morality k |ial/lie decency, torn hy tiie FienyIi,
Minisleri in the tnidst of a legislative assem-l Me propnsi d that the ministers should h*. ! suieiib*. But it was verlndlv repoi ti d It
My—and posterity will loarn with indignation J foithwifU sununonml to pive an ot J *.t Seville, be had b. !r,nnl ihe con^t.iot;..
.i._ . .. t | )f4 r^al cnmJitiiin n|* things, and deriden. •
f Ital
ia imminent danger, I *ti mill tCtb ol June.
tied as i The riots at Seville, the tut
•ij'ti -iti' j "f Am! il.tsia (iy the (*’* - in Ii.
eijiuslaoees iiliicll tiff. 11, d Ii **
ni.ster iff war. lire eiti d as tile
loan
n Invasion
other i*u-
n ! as mi-
iisi s of ir -
by tin.* conferslon of the delliiqiienU Ih
selves, that tlie government
ing hiinseif Most Christian
at •
.^ . , . . aid citd. avoted ti
if ol h monarrh slyiVj oil tmati lling I he Ifi„g frntn the preii|iiei* o* code ,r f . .,„d tlie Forte *
, wined en a pence- ver which pett.diuus udvi-tr, were iinpclijitg 1 the French tu tb.il city.
lire
eal from hi*
ipproach ul
make any kind
..add out in his
( la ti e J() Ii ll
to tlie king " to
Pis hunnii arrival
lie ri.iuifiillre r
tin v It.ol fa rl'o*
cecli. d by
miss. Ilis.Waj.
i heir al I* ot rii!
On I ; coil c i!
tl
•I f
ip, iii our i
