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Adopted to the Riod• /Mkt Sp J. . _ 41311Whal. A New sat 1100.— is. 64. ~~ 48 pair of bug Leather Gloves. 10 yards of Silk Lawn. 'A Deposit of .095 per Cent. will be required at the time of Selo. The Goods may be viewed in Office hours, on the two PTecedin days. H. HA RISON, Collector. ' J. IL STONE, Comptroller. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, JANUARY 7. PROM THE COURIER FRANCAIS. How can Spain resist the attack with which shesis threatened ? She has the Abbe de la Mennais-against hers who draws up plans of the campaign for the Drapetru Blanc; and M. Henri de Bonald, who, lays down in the QUotidiemte the great principles of I war and politics. The Spaniards have resisted the armies which vanquished Europe; but where are the ' means of maintaining themselves against the league formed by Abbis and College-pedants? 1f we may believe these missionaries of discord, France is en the point of seeing the system of conquest revived, of which the painful consequences are rot weighing heavily on her. Hear M. Henri e 4 Donald : " In these times of seduction, the French soldier aught never to encamp bat in an enemy's country. " Let Europe tremble, theteforel France has an army in hei bosom which must not remain there; it must overflow on the neighbouring countries; . must encamp on an enemy's soil ; and which is the enemy's country to which these conquering gaiters desire to send-the French army'? A country where 200,000 Frenchmen have found their graves, and where a greater number may yet be interred. But of what con sequence are thousands of soldiers against the chance of establishing the Inquisition in Spain. Those who desire to send them Masan enemy's country will take care to remain in France. They will continue tn re ceive their salaries and pensions in peace while the rimy' is shedding its blood. It is easy to conceive that they see only a prospect of success, for in case of a reverse they are far from danger; and in case of a triumph, they are on the spot to receive the re compense due to courage."' Here are two more maxims of M. Henri de Bonald : " Nothing is more dangerous than to recal into gar s icon soldiers who have expected to march against an enemy. " The French soldier is born for attack. It will be mare than imprudent to - leave him at rest, exposed to the artillery of Liberalism." Such are the people who have made so many discoveries on the spirit of the soldiers, who announce *Gs us that our soldiers are impatient of vengeance; Wlin do on all occasions the Lonours of the army ? As'e they military men? . No; the military smile and are silent at all these . boastings. These are preten ders who talk of war, make plans of campaigns, put forth military axioms, and inform us of what the spirit of our soldiery is.—France, in the midst of great reverses, has preserved the esteem and admi • ration of other people. Must these people now Fn.! der her the laughing-stock of Europe at the moment When she is about to regain the-rank which belongs to her. The following article is in the Echo du Midi : "'Orders have been given to the Spaniards resident at Bayonne to repair to the interior in the space of three days, and -it is thought that the worthy Depu ties of the Provinces of Navarre, Guipuscoa, and Bis cly;eti:i remain to go as auxiliaries with the troops, which we believe will enter Spain. about the middle of January, for it is 'said that,the courier who bears the order for the Ambassadors of the Great Powers to retire, passed here on the 27th on his way to Madrid. a , Merino will not intercept this courier, as he did those of the sth, Bth,.loth, and 15th of this month ; on the' contrary, he will probably escort him-that he may' ar, ive in safety. "Our Isfurticipality his informed the inhabitants that they will have military to lodgefor two months, It seems accordingio this, that the Ctivi Merino, and other' banditti, reeeite-from their friends' at Baysinne instruetionslovi'to treat the-couriers whet* they are told to expect on the road. Theseittstruetione may be judged of by reading in the EihtiVre that all the cow iseri, mien those tray ellirig ott *flirt • commerce, wlsolsave iet out . w ids in ar 'few - days, have aims stopped and pillaged. This - interruption bribe . Aonussunicat4on - causies verygraiat - iosi rcrtht VW , . 0114 ti . .But it i s in • - of the 1 itli rotha bs for durtisOtidatilhlt . v . 4•l•• •• • ••:.* • AY.: e • a- ore ir The affairs of the Porte aiiiiems on' bidly its Asia. Bussora is occupied by . the Pettiims; and the communication of the Turkish at.* with ',Bagdad intercepted, so- that the speedy capture 'Ol - is expected. The Persian• army has received large reinforcements, while the Turks have suffered much from desertions; but what augments the em- . barrasments of the latter, is the defe c ti on o f the Pada of Damas.—;.He has burnt Saiot• John d'Acre, but has not made himself as yet master of the fortress; It is said he ha; concluded a secret treaty with the Persian chiefs, who are said to have guaranteed to him the possession of Syria, independent of the . Porte. The conduct of this Pacha is a sonrct of great uneasiness- to the Porte; and the Pasha of Egypt,• who had received orders to send troops to Jaffa, to coMpel 1:i m to submit, has not obeyed, which has irritated the Porte against him. Flom Armenia we leqin that the Turks have maintained themselves at Erzerunt. In Syria it is said that the Persians and Russians are allied together. An aimy of Wechabites, that - was marching to wards'. Mecca, has retreated, in consequence it is said, of the Pacha of Egypt threatening . to ,enter, Arabiawiih an army. e secret negoriation s o f the Greeks of the Islands with this country have not succeeded. The Pacha demanded supreme power Over the Islands, which probably caused the negocia dons to be broken oIE AUGSBURG, JANUARY 2. •The private correspondence in the aftegsborgGtrzette announces from Paris, of the 25th December, that M. de Villele has said in a large company—" I can af firm, that while the confidence of the King maintains mein my present post there will be no.war with Spain, liar with any other Power; for it seems to me, that on many accounts, this war is the most important qu'estion which has been discussed since The Restora tion. On it depends our existence, and I see no'rea sou to expose this to hazard." It is said from the frontiers of Russia of Norete- • ber 30, that the second army, under Wittgenstein, and that of the Grand Duke to which the. Poles IW long, remala in their former positions ready to take the field. The separate corps under Count Woron zow, to which a division at Hussars has lately been added, will not return to Krementreck. • It %emeriti seem that the answer to the propositiona.Lerd Strang lord has to make to the-Porte will be waited tor. . . PERPIGNAN. DiCESIBER.3o. The friends of General d'Erolles have spread a re port, on the authority of a lettet f rom S t . Git ons, where he is consoling himself for his defeats by ima gining that his friends'are Conquerors, of a victo r y gained by Jose nosh. If las retaken 'th ey say, 'the rt impoant position of Balaguei, and fourteen rapes of artillery. They say that General Mina caused his place to be rased a few days ago. - • It has been said, that more Frenth soldiery Mle in Spain, by poison and private assassination (if Abet term can apply to killing 'an invades') than the field ; it would appear, however, that this poisoning in some cases was unintentional. uit happerted'at Cibis time," says SOUTHEY, in his Pertineulak Were, M that several FrenCh soldiers, a ft er drinking wine in the public-hensevof Madrid died ; some alMost imtrfei isitely, others after a sht,rt illness; under unequivocal symptoms of poison; Baron Larrey, who was at the head-of the Medical Staff, acted withigteit pr udence on this occasion. He sent for wine frotn different yentas, analysed it, and detected narcotic. ingredienti in all ; and he amertained upon full inquiry, that these substances, of which laurel-water was anai, v i er e as commonly used to flavour and sttengthest4heSpeu mish wines, as 'khane is- to comet acidity ist lb* lighter *Woad' &awe: The wstkeernwationnined ttr4t Irma- their 7 0 •111 i the, ifegamadimizefr th e * wits . w i t h lite % Mer ,'eeedw avireeteri tbr praiitin tfultkigg..peet thwiFligeiort **dot cessionaisits mss otic' eglistsi - bt 4 iiiiimbeinuthersepaiiattiasol in!..voileo it drat, - theerforts - awl:at001 that Viair e f luki 41ilak- it iwittetefett, 'koala 'it_ piendffatalrao feirjtmesiog,44ll.4A re ear, inerefore e joint, 4 h t o,i; tat them trod • beartaa i models at - tharjeadt: Waugh a laspitieft had tifieh . V* Avecriati asilwor Invewdientadires st#4oEllo:teospii 4 ividg May ilelitOid it,- itirsortifie dattiftio2oll4llar *tar •L z ' • ✓'t.. 5 0' • rust ...reOr. 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