Star. — London, England, 1823-12-16 00:00:00

~ :hl SPANI6II .1,1241 A. kitent itz..pooviukson o*: tits fins tea. . . at mate ea; 4 OP THE 8014118 ANT CO) • '• r 134 : 1 pmar useless Muer Readers, that the Monarch confirmed the sentence deolerig all its acts null, we 'eat to m emory one cirfte which were Most • tanieliii the Lain;. NeVertheites, it is not so. .614101 of with the intelligence of th eir recognition hrolsers mtekeited peOrons applaud this happy news, ar urinate it with all possible activity.. The Rectaflitictor, which observed silence with to menteuvrM which affected the value of the the Exehange of London, which knew that „ of these sanguine speculators was premature—which, with, out going out of Madrid, followed the secret manceuvres of bankeri;, who were endeavouring to get rid of some, millions by raising a false opinion of the credit of the paper Which remained without,. value in their coffers, must row Speak out, and convince all, that the restora tionhaVjug been effected,. it would be an unpardonable error co recognise the Loans. ' The Revolutionists knew well that a nation loaded with a debt of more than 11,0 o) millions of reels, crippled in its industry, and ex hailsted by a disastrous war, could 'not meet the immense: expense occasioned by thee dilapidation:. The Res lauratfor will mike no observation on the want of au-'. thority in those who contracted the Loans: it will, pan: over,,in silence their malversations, without any tuition of the national contributions being' thereby ocCo.I sionea, to say nothing of the augmentat ion of-what is' called the Civil Lists, and an ,iacreue of expenditure amounting to 40,000,000 reale. It will abstain, also' from observing qn the morel iii neve which the recog nition of a debt,Thea r spring fircrune, would have tIN Europe. Yet how is ictoslible that these topics should riot attract the _attention or4ll those to . whom GOD has coaittlei the directiOn ? •In rain would the arms wliich the Revolutionists took up against.tbeir 'Zig and' their ituntry., lmve been Wrested from their. hands, iE the Itzins with *Oct' they endeavoured to at - threplish their guilty Were reedgnixed. In such ' in* . the fate o.llettnpe hi depend en the liberality tif a bunker, whom nothit g Biagi restrain from grant in# loans to Other revl3lo.i&is. - It would be, moreover, 'u itbrilid‘tontradletioti:to recogniit the 'sacred right of intervbritien deelatifig at' th e Came time; that the per *sOns whd liiifbeenldespoiled of their authetiti had le rieht to. COntraet theie debts. • ' • These rellectioitslare So dbirions that 'we have seen the ' 4 veltie of the Lairs diminiihed ih preportion.:as the Triench army advented to thePyrennees, pased the: 'Eldaasoa, entered i bladrid, and sat down WIN* Cadit.! foil and venom with which the old creditors' • viewed the contract of the Reg ency with the '- banker: 'G&W:itd, must 'hive been'rebiarkcd by 'all . *hd ob.! ii•Fajectlhis numerous bonds, which were regarded As • 'Mete marks of no value in trade, and tinlY eV a memo; , - riarthat - there was a revolution apiivi in' IS2O. It •Wai-saleli by dint of intrigue, false ihtenisence, add • 'handfuls of paper money atid gol.t lavished'iu all guar. , tern, that they were able to avoid that insteal of retain. lag O value of 27, their' bintdi were reduced to a mere nominal value. This would not havebeep the case 'the Royal Lnan, the Iv eater tecurirj of rich consisted in the legitimacy of the parties whb'contractedit. *hat purpose would it - wrestle recognise the l o pails • the Cortes? We cannot stnieletr" eyes to the state 'of our public finalices.v-Aehile Fiance pays- an annual e of about 4 000 millions, Spain can hardly raise 600, with this additional cii cumstance, that if a direct tax were itoposiei, nothing would enter the treasth y, or any other, in short, .which did not recogiiise the same basis as the of - .ciansunsid - tberny the:dati il44ihulat pi of li;ans contracted Without its Will, ...which spared its from no sacrifices; and which made itsliite‘woi se (Mai it was - before And wlfat will . thii2ritle Iry . if *chiral 'should be reiogiaeifirfebt contracted alio in a mode so - ruinous as can-scarcely be credited ? •Fsee.by example 'The Cortes decreed, in Otitalter,loll6,. the loan of 390,000.000: "sow Capin Alliilake d ark hidwelf with rieaßiuie thil` slim; 4 1 4itahlritlit for its eapagnagatin 44 pear.. • •Ile forms a contract on the condition that the lenders should furnish 300 millions, at the fate of 70 per gent. ltn• hr .nominat antount—tbus - losing for the patios Heals. 0009 0 • 000 41tere was mortgage 'm be given W - the Cootractom. • Five per. Cept. Commission .. .. •—. 1 ' 5.01301.9Q0 So that the nominal 000 Milliatta Vfare ledueed •-• • 105,000,000 'For Misr the nation • was to pat htsermerin the - -• • • five year! • . • .. 105.000.000 For interest in the 19 remaining yearn • 109,000,000 For repayment of tint norni4t4.capital •a. • • 3900001000 Total for which the =Won baindissew • • X 604400400 11110.18 qusatity which Is lied.tesessivi • • - tes,ooo t ooo, Less on ttesreds riEA • Real& maitsin 13e110e Cast* Wile 'hi/Pa:latent With so Much•generri-, 1 sky, for he granted,•moreover, that the interest i .shoul. swim metier front 'the Ist of November , though' the con- 1 tract•ssuitonoittslid . on 4 the 6th, adding -alm, that it itiould.be Paid, not yearly, bUt by six rtionftin tvtiicli *ommercial operation there was 4,567,60 a rtalitln;o. For greeter economy, the bonds were to .14 printed •ift France; and, according to-thir•explanations drawn nP on the Iffdt,thieeMber.'litilenors•Cangainil the biiiket Whit title iiptton Was a l'ece47 - 4 1 044 1 1;1 1 11 "lass. might be in French this cirmov v i-P t . that the twenty franc pies* latiett, according to our tariff, is worth seventy-h..-seals, was admitted for seventy-eight ai.clains wiarm.4s.- •- S We will say nothisig,o(Aescand4nus circulation o the hahj4oars, nor of the lostipOOte Aire mite, nor of the 14,282,204 sulk-sera& nuarasadis reserved by the contractors by val of4eliositoborOkti , te lett nti - lions : sind a half also reserved foe-mteept-not accruing, :except that on this was lost the. so per Cfig..ctiled bonus. the five of interest, the two of premium, and the five of commission, on a :Rm . -that Was never delivered.' Let this suffice to chew what hits bee* the economy of pskr statesmeni and, with what injostife van lseclaimed the reinsbuisement Of capital acquired without legiti mate authority,ensployed in the, rain tithe natiolv.the loss of Europe, and-the discredit of vox finance... „ • - • • THUNDER MIN ' By. an express froth Messina of the 19411 November, we 'Live received the following melancholy intelligence 3: —ln. the night of- the 14th of this month,. a terrible' storm of thunder and tightnini, and !err 401.1 , raid burstover..Messina. ilist water, ishicli pcimmityr,lMer rents from the..sairrounding,hil*, entered thc r,p trip overthrowing itnd lorpog. sv.asts.whatcsrr'? • 46 progress., destroying - ru chchis„itaills. magaisipßeeelt ! , taps. and liNks, and covering the.. bolds fWllkialkeW4i with y and stones. Mary. pb the inhabifittits! were surprised, and fell victims to do l stadden•calamilpi city be .content to be -:Cbargia )attli is tweae l lt tuth, nour, and honesty; seb#eh, in private life, would drivel &I author of it from • • . • . • 'This forenoon see ticeived Pied!kobtai Greyes tb the sth instant, by which we learn that little hope is entertained of the recovery 'of the .King..VICTOII. nun.. The following are extracts: . . TURIN, DECEMBER s. ' • ThOugh the health of his : Majesty, Xing Victor Estsa- .1 noel, /In been for some time variableoheret.erai,nn symptom of any serlisiss ;llama; ;then, on the 2d of this. Month, his Majesty *as . sitildettlY attacked by a iiaen4, fieer, accompanied with great sliffscultp of breathing ; 1 all Oirstsfeoux of .f ar- was itnerediately but his ; hiajMoty riot feelint•iireitorailble ,pressed tt tie-t site ft*tle the Sicreittenr- tP4kactirtiilbterecl to, bran stith..tire accustomed sbiemniiy by tliekclibish j ep. l kbotit - otii O'clock in the afternoon the disorder haring • inbtkitd, aFiatrisitioi = Pripce deiired to tecefie 'the - same evening, at sir -oVliielt, the Viaticum, and two hours i afteeiestrEotionetion...: • • • conthith4to inereabeffiltlive O'cloe4r, 'tei midnight. aintaanii*tail;_giving fa vourable i ; Aefaisr, his Alajesty-svai•able to take • tome ref mimes*, and Jikeyriee to enjoy soine , repeve et intervals. ifebterdar morning their. Majesties and the, Ducleskiirthistap*ni to the.RoyaL ; Pitlace of Mon cal' • of th seith ten, an e greater part eay •tlle 'august Patient, *horn they left,in rather less darvt. :Th• succeeding night did oss ul liperever,,.entireli 154161 the fivourable hopes that tveroitienteited• iii the ing 4 .the respiration wis t_nore'dtffienh; r 4k . o4 , 4nciris.'i ing means have been adopted, with wee setecesso to, ea. l , •lieve it. The fever ad.cr rather abated about six tbita morning, . . . To 'dry ft "OM ust~"fLi-D'uct 1 la retiwrued to bfoncithert,. sayers. or t Lee daitlol acre beget yestevday io.ther.laapel of Bzrillidont, atit)i 194.4; set: 1 4 /4 ilti•fra in i 11 . 1 ;01 1 4 1 1:Ri' corpus Olitistr; and 'the Archlki . sleOp havoQeelptielser ik04 2 4 41 A . ;4. 14 5. OC:E , ip#Y4 ' 4l . 44.or'itiry.4l4l4llo ar, th 144,,,f t i„ ! • . . IL . ") :!•413G Mi . 1454 1 4 1 /1 / 4 4/P : fre ,i * -- legt • a~io i aj,,.~~"~. • . .ThknAks4An C "hit as tato; to; :COastantirinplie t i "It Arita* iittniier frOinti.teteiihoctla gas olpiikty l Tsguilit ins *steer to the ditipatih sent three' week, by *t notice a eestation .of Au:militia ' between Ge neral and the Brazilians ; b ut , on arriving A tte , the place evacuated by the Porte-geese-troop; dispatched were delivered to the Provisioaal Ja ntz people demanded they should be opened , 4 that the views of .the Portugnese.GOverstaat be, ascrataiAsk . P,09..'44. 444 4 ... 4 , gag atria' tO joiritb A;11e Cotonisiiiiniiie4eak Portugal at Rio r eonfoi-mably !it 'l4 - ic tai rs. 4, structions, and reached the Btazillan caPhAVoiiii7 1 .On epPeari4 i i O iliti . bay,. - 4)o,!4razilau t C o . , erAlliflli.Tftfittgli WU; pellilli‘l6ooal‘l4sicitillitepihji t .. ~ 1 of hie tniSsitio sitAirchiliptde4o liaa t ii . ati vr , 4 prepared .to acknOtiedgeilltif jAdln? infotalied them •he had 5i0.... powers to•tras; i al y thitt be lief been ordered-4140e to ibis othirja, 'sons in tiritides echilidenCe, - who srefe' . ta learifept gal a very fevr i d9sfftsr him. Ina revrtaits Aett e 'fell sick, and an amicmt tram tlye.F4l. PlPtos's Physical, .be *was. allowed to land.. 14.6046ift!..r,40... Th 4 , t ‘ . petted C:ortintistiSiniWs: . iiia'reil ft 'O2- ptu i ii ‘IS 6, frigate Voadora;bearing tbe t ilieiugges4.(4...** . ;fries allowed her toenter.tlie iumba114;414,914•14tr, to anchor under tbeiritnas..; Who:Governor olibs4,, tress setit a .reinensirantst it iv:tbeOrty•tiltik;foredsfil ot tisieqt" . .Fiqz theloOltddifese ihig;drider thegtedll4. cuntstances iii which .the two. countries were 144- . as act which tbklAtissijape Considered. eu : itailti,aa he . grulir 0 1 0 rCirtPi4.oo Cl‘ptAtig!•l44tod illik iffi f ia, leauTi; de Rio Mairoos. 14e..41 1 1 4 ..C.Pmittiloon!ent wrote a letter to the Brazilian. Minister, inforniirg that lie was the bearer 'Of importaistlette, father, 'Mother, and SiStera Of ' lris Naleart, **q v Tett he wiibed - Ce'delever itt perso n to him. • Tit( Minis. ter ? in the name of the Et4PROIt o wrote biptir4i tt .h e Itould receities,no .letters ; but ,iequerivai,to,beinfogial whether the Commissioners had any iustructiesaia l a. knowledge the inikpendeniettf 'tho'BrazilliblOgipa! To ihii Count de it tolli#cl i esterle'abiWei'; 'theiltelbi no authority for.the pOrpose pointed out, the.Xian,l Master, regretting . that the late Cones had act/0 14i a way as to aliena te — the igectiens of theßrasibmp. pie, for which he was estrairiely' sorry, rtad Igilio tka matters would now, be tnide ; apti . and bi 4aiii they ern not, he lidded; that be had Mire ctibn e rfo.)llol*i d the Potireveresidents there. :• . 4.i • . ":: 'i: r " Theasnaßian .klinister of State answetei4ilMt Cos uselesetelilarise . theSortes, alt he ivaelSeerimie If 11t Brasila ; bid: been the natural consequence . of beyond Oteti-,teritintil, _ add of - -the • #FM'dettt '..... of the iiihabiiissit's to 4.lirow off the folio ee:tho: Mai o . country;•anci having gained their' independena k itby on jr4 • were datatualied• to defend and preserve it---Il:itiii regardinOte:.POrtuguese remainintitehred t tliey e irl voluntatityl4kea . the oath of: alleg4nse tg *l9 ll GePreenntent; wed.ionseqeetitly icesprieed no 4 ptialaiss from PortUgel;•ad those Who •srerir.iol, witilfiedid !been allow/Whit depart, aod..the pri'lle''*:4! had themselves sent home at., f$ 1 61; lif .4 .. . t . An discovering that tiiHe bOrolltlistnike:Ver4...ll. throttled to exknoWitadge the independence: at Ake, 7 : 0 ) ;41 (pi s 'a. .411 , .~ - ta lk :~ +~ advice of congress _.......ftverniactiolattereltiketiettett &90010 or have any ii!itereo?llliCVntit,lbli Conunissiongi, the meaßtiiril.o,llloglifd"oein kei4o, #4407111 1 • .•• -k N a formal . mpiaiMti~l elm ' • a 11% * Ai , v Inv* • . • , . , k t • M.IIMINN!• procure the seizure of QUZ. Moha,r9l,, and the injusies , con ~t end that Spain,sortsisos withlioneur, cannot/ice promote I ----- which were hecrpelii . .him.g6:4l/hqlt s pouse . , , fitAzpltte i rence ; iedeed. it *? . .loll#,lfit . eised v evataii ataunD n the nem" WO . fauttlre, It ' 6 1 ' re bellion Kiug o luaiceweem he found t . ilie Altai . o iffaltkinissaot so . / - 5 i b t z ...,,,,- • .. • .. who cilia* Parer iiiillii4de if is dispst ORTZS. its lilts t 4 . 1 1 8 7. .#.; . I .IIA-64 aunt ' A.. .= ' d drive4he from a OffOstite- ben-the O m, an d t since * rich Irr od eh - - ud feciesittlnce ag ar u" 7 1 ..",;. ° , -,.-;,,:,. • ~- -- ~.. re ce aji t ua t 4 their cntit defers, aid again - th ane whob them. Tl i !ifelliak'Clirone on whichie had seated. ~ order that we Spanish Nation deteited the , rebels in .1820 as itlet t ens .:...Theioancsaise4 by. the C l ones , were, on the contrary, might be, i t 4 iini na l, them now; the ideas of liberty and chimerical uppity i n,.. s ome did not shake all the good faith of SPiniards ; .their love te - rliishd to - a9overninant defaCia and de jure—a Go- tinder aft verninent with the two aLkshead . .:_ienctioning _all itt from Port - - a - i nn • for their religion, ten • lartlieir. ancient int: , !o x en an d tutions. reskect for . a ittnnutch.;44o r m they saw de l ,proceedings; and sliaringlis the in)opify trai irki raised, i. strtiFtioris, atilt dine. graded in ~,tee' c li othiSieliiirier4ecs, node them disi , . That Spain may neither heisiblegric Willing „ to pal the arii.ced... • sil'lSrsWe et ths revelutkm , amyl shifpdning their aniino! loans, is probable; she Inaba hisieecee,;thi like an honest, vernnieui. rub regard sity, torpified hitheiveoldnessiliA sacred fire of rebel= debtor—pay ins' far as she , lii . :able; - :trad giceni unclad the object is L oans ne t hon which...myth some . materials more. would have . r . ~ . .. , . ~, - , • --, • • ; o f entirely cOutunied - then3; .81411.6061a1eb+1'014-peoPle. preference to any of her p . this cetne F crelriters. S 'lda • must do .h• . the Joy, hi c h, w ith, this great mass n(the:tlatlon,:ihral ilibad' pay the debt it . she expects to hesee,elliseehir shillhige br she Istyklie info: • ..e. I.____ ___.__.:....1 _.:)._,_____.; _.: _zp ___,.!_f_ _____.i :..) f__ ___.__. ._ ..._ ...1....—:6/ .2.i.i.-.-. -1........:1:1.. ;:i l r . .:;1. 1 Is"- gliibs li. ka CP ......' •-• r•---• ••••••••••• -•,,..•••• .- ..=rr .ot.'..”`.'-'••.7_, !' an instiftellOthe di arch sent three weeks ago, by fits the meantinAttrltleg+fcrbeeit i l eife4 s , - eqiU . . t . present: Agai , i, the want of activity in our commerce, The waters did not spare even the chp itself ; 1 1 4 1 Z•gifi is__ 11.40 1 .... '''.tr ' • the wretched con Aitioti of ..oar manufactures, .the slum- very considerable injury t the - damage-1i estitiatitd,nt .wo" i ri ll hi,•• 4°,l64f ."• ll /° '''tic; -Pt 0 : 1 - lic441,411-4jh 1'4.'1 Count 4e•liaiiltlAzou.sett tln a forint ' ' • ilk --. ist . . . • tion of America. and the want_ of thoie "Urtifi'ciat riches two millions of ounces, and the number of dela trisfies tlelktken4ll.• •llikrileeky; 1 -'(lni.-stessirer, - -itlit spoilt* reeelired fl/nint‘Ver;tht - slit had' btiFil . sertiki Vt . e i produced by rapid circulation , whieli. in England are hitherto found, is a undresi and thirtj-iiine•:•-4 - lied-,`“Alii ill '4'ipsty.e,fit4itiiii i idicpakiiiimig,l4 c 4itii • tering the port in alio:We. manner, anti that atesedit st 'sufficient to cover a debt incomparably greater than mou r d i e 0 4;eite. • .. - . -. . . -, : . wad ' . bess . • ''Clitreieltspin.la. Iris stea d , be tried by` ::i - Cotirt of:Adrifratipi-aeeinetlisear)ki - -..„ ._ 4 ._ __ , •to. at permit to ours, must have an immense Influence in preventing the •'- Ir . . • Tusk; k.. 4 vnti v i xt i g,,rit t .-_ _. " „ Ani l k b ere foi a jtMesitiacky yfig . pr ii journey, laws fittliiitst i lWtin . , 4ifi - veifev:iiktild "bir ir recognition of a debt which cannot Unlynot . 'be paid, ~ , •. 7 ~,., „ .... . but which would strangle the ntw 1.0 44 . . • • : , . W. -. -• 1 .. t -,.... ... - ...-44 , 1,-,4 II 11 . .; ~ , . . •_.•‘*. as sewn is . hit:lol.lietsktiricialltlesitnire!iiil , ; . -'• "Mean- pared tQf e.. 11 1,50 114 .. .4: l ;•• 6 A r Al s - d 61464 ,, ...s:AfIi 3 VM • The' Restaurador calculates . . that - , at ploat,itialiims ~, . ~ . - v.,.: : „,.1, i L e- rv i l e b y .: -, , ~ - : -, .. .:.; 2: t i me i firip a us, hiejkilieriksiii.o l t ;ts 'Az peFeskouring ther vitehe4t. Ow duid 'his •Gair .of teals can be issigneil to the:publie .cr mi.'. Now if •. t . . , ,'',: i . ,-,,,:: ;,. • .i... i ., 4 1: 10 ", iimpi ,, a , 14 !'"- ' 4 " .11.#1. • ° : . :.: , i ...„- ..: . .: i - sif \s Tut ki4li poivin,ceir , ( Uirlitinuait Ali-speedy arrival, ival, and Aft, : ill t4e))1 1 010 11 `hltV tlike fllitrtbdigt • sli a these funds are sot sufficient for Die pn'yinent'of the le- - ' if. gain.' de debts • •iliiilt presion the nation, and the strictest . . :TillugyAlLVDEcEmßEft 16 . 48g$0 To vii A' Alt Iheitutilokilies,'JfitvV* 4 . 444lltitylki l l#sei . to hint iin ktvieo zeiallfLir •••Li • •••• :: - •:•i • " 4 -•- •J. 1. --7` , 1 Lyr+F . /:14;....1.: - . ','•' • .! economy will be necessary in . .other•Tirittets; to.colfer - , , '-, .. ',.. l ii Orlin,* '' • l ' l*l'i s d- I 'i/this atostfiii4dli_23onaer ...At BOClitareit,topartiettiU,. The Count de 410 NA•00 . wat f . a them, what woutd he the consequence of recognizing • • Ilrgielt ixMANOIt'11/Treirde o tt‘atliiiirs,Of cpstitictiott.` ~ inend 1 1 44-0•7110 -., the debts of the Coites, which exceed €2,(loomillion's-- c e! i st gliopes4 iliteinsitinrisit Bei, IA iluidkiraiiiiisfre4: . ~, i , !:, .....„ airismu;io,,Reineion A. i Z e „': : 1 - ; ,; e b eisi t a i e va i v ai ti i onst 1 011 6,14 ,14L0 t 0 ; VP . • .. - • •I ' ..V t .)WIICII A!e OF . iltnOSS t 97 i 0 ineTor paying it 04" ? Ought Tit Af attartriii lir IgitedaY Sei.etal *Ate 16466 6 . 4 015 t •'' afi 14* lE. Eilibitti 7 r held' . oh the l>'+' 406 UtAlt 91#6144 1 01.4 4 M44 .. 1 .1 $ - 1144 6 444 Its payment to be preferred In other sacred debts-and en npan nid ol igArginno t i ; O e clin i c t* , og r rijiWbfr t ....: r 1 . ..., ~ .. ~. 4 - l:. - . ... . i .u. I. :.., , . , i . .vitill ... ber .... 14*. .G.rand chapter of the OrdezdifttboCsolakto iviead#Paidakels- , 4lwrihrieelbeno . ~. ttioTe'ol4 In 4ie - ILiaial Loan, on the religiout payment Re eet w ee •Wkidibi s td`t o b e ve ry pe v ai d oeit e lp i s • ' • , of whi'cli'onr. „credit depends? We must stop here, to . :••• 1 I *kit tlitutieets'iltglittilitt fit *fru:ing ~ •- ' i :.„ s ., v e rv , loll rotit ai 2 3 ...4. 2 9 . 41-0 _ ...,. - a prat . sec,spikoo gtoletti . (4!.. Andre?, ll ll,,lSK' . er-.! ' v.:...• •!.., c ye. r-r. 1 6,7•1 •!• - • .. • . ;-• ': ej ... 1 . „ A l 'Place in ii cleir point of view one of the' sophistries a sissaw : l igl ai., t4d this ameatitsa l i f . : litiii d irlii k i. b.:avow patron of the Orderj, the neat ights:siStA woul d . conientAtretoise•ineniitosokiite ' ~I , v t t/10614 who, pique themselves on the honotir'of the nation, t h,,,, •eee a 7 ht i i - 747i,";,, b lue , 'iti e igitigifiToW'tiidei• Eieivbt, r theit..Oaths, The persons upon whout*hitkajeitt fix' lahen?they' hid erincilifiteitte lodiseg I, % i n ''' 4l whiclithey tbiiik will be compromised if the Constitu- • P: ties ail t l e sz a , , i , ,4 d r e•an ki 4bi tt iv4 .. th, '.4. Zfalik,...: lii.eite:f+.l'' been:pleased - to confer this high honoli; iire' . 6ount Sau. owlet : the Cortes. . ''.' '' '°."''''''.. -• '• ' 7 ....-%' s ':' -• v.a - • tional debts ate not recognized. Who will lend us, they •,. • • 0 3 , • ile.i . : ,.......L._ rao; Minister of the lateriori Connt . Watilsr* . - CDR= - ~;.• .• • - "i• 1.: , say, unless we act in such a way a.steill . ..shield .ttlr credit . cm rscpi kik,. s bifiir''Sjmnba edi to . e, sit il, Cal • • • • - • •-' IV., • i t b_,_ .. 11VO-• of CizatiMishorisid .' - ~,,n . .. •,• from ieproacli? Who?.:he who l ieknnwiedges th at i t _„, _ _,, ~ ••,.. ..,,_ ~ .._,_,_ „. , Ite _..." pisva. - a .. o rlir s ' d Fsilowrii, Prince Cbarles•of Bohan, Cottlatood , olle-loorni eatikatO4o-airatt to "rate* Lasaikipit'wbio' •• .. t .tr . •' .4 is better frankly to disavuw a debt originatin it in rebel- . :;' , l o "v ch, `` sc.iip 4 11 :4 ' 9 : `7 1 7 . 7 4 h•: - .(7 . 4.ai 5 .7.".. • - kith, and• Count Von Cie-railer. Presittga i dPeile AO* pet* siiimovaittltori-fsgeowies.'-• • i ',•' • -2 *l's ' ~ , ?ion, than to expose ourselves to cert4in, baolouptcy, 4 •• • ''.>_; 6 Itkili,_4'i '• • . __ al, . . t,/ , . :4*• dens of Fine Arts. His. Majesty lihitst f ixe nominated lrest'erdtilliorning• the t i llailetitifi p.m.. • ' tail Pit tVE ov•ATOCKS AT (Mg OVlAlctii- -14, II by sancticming debts which we cannot cover; • Bank Stock 2,g84-.4 per l.itif.'•,ltetlisneil.BsYa 14 his Aulk Chancel:Mr - Cali= - Baron Toe Mat* Ballivs . '. 461•41141116 = br"=„: 4 , 1 ""' .111 " 1 " 11111 . -4. 4 " . " ..,.1 In the other case, it would have been desirable, that in- SIA per Cents. 6914,4 per Cal, 01‘tgr ua ir % 101 h al " en , th anc "eti o ' ro f t h l V eje o- - d' er - eV° 4 ;7 . 3 ..,. 17 1 ' ''.. dikv . ll66 : . "' wberip * . ! a l hie ea ti vest rialigi: oseir . • •'' 'A ll stead of three years and a half, the •anarchical faction . Bank. Lon g - Ails. g i 1146 14.-,..-4,Ar n y. • 4 - fitik ' 4 8 4 41 i. •••• Me:• . - .7 ,. ci1 , - ......... . • ......' ... ..! A ' A." ' •... -shook! haw* reigned a few months longer? *kith,: by 1 , -;-,..-, a. ...ffm- a ,....,,, : ,_ ; " -_____, NIL . ang = v iiiiial .. 4... t. Es cheque r I hil sVI WO) sfri'Vis . • ''. •: - '.- ' - ' - ''''''"'"'-. -PaP " . e"rm '""'"*" 7 • 7 11 11 ""tr"!._ 1 _ ''`.7• l ` 4, '" Megabits • tkeseatiediti •• ' . .r 1 f o ii. is eing th e traces of that which enslaved France - . c ; th0i i,ja. 4 .....06, 4 , f4 e - , t 4; ...•• ', , i " . ' '' 2 ' ~.'_, times the Wats that have beektnitticon the.mnibiLto .. Wittewmaiiii s ;isrivitwiwesbeitamsth"" vt • . ~, 4,voubi have concluded like aby a bantruptcy, and de • - , , - 'e l ' aicensi Iliac Tvir,by ineaniiif *eek - frlti., '''t,it6esnie - of LlliliitPool. caudal* at - '•- -... .r• -: i liming the legitimate Monarch from a burden which The questitre of the 4onistilOrtestrw,hl4 to Two . et ti n t i a i ants • • i s ii ) - : th i t i4 h ; :. :••••= '•-• -- . • , sirtscount and .Viscountess r 1, 1 can "scarcely be calculated. It appears, while Revolu- ar g umen ts _ - - 1 - 1 •._•_i:•••• - LL2I.-- 4- t_. - -'.-'t4,-!_: .440 * :-: - , , . ... 12 1. : 16-s ~. ! _ „ ~ is. bavn. tilOvo- soils tomo r e el r, for rho r .... . 14. ..„,,,* - 2 :."--, , . - ilea shamelessly insults rat - owsi favourite idol, pro- ti " s ou!, 1F5"7 1 7". 'TP. c .'77 , 11 2 T !lf; . !! OPEXNUaticti NAM) Of Plit taditelattlk - . /"` - • M proviciteily• kap-inventing assignat, making forced loans,sellin p gisn:::l h F c. r•nc s ' h .sh oiraii , , 2 1 . is . u s. ! ...tp, el.. ,ftest,ptißc• ~ , ~,,,,„,,,,„,,,,,,,,) , ,,0 „ .4 . r i edied 'Td . aawoiksithE so the property of the Church and of Emigrants , while at one P3En nt!rn I. w 1 -1 0111.kent, Inelliired' (0 .4 . * liso u l t y tk r ite trimi tit ippo r goozo tiosi __roma m ah usitsit buieft..... .. . . •• J .. ..../t , , ..:• open' an abyss in which all property is engulphed, Lo to the /kW - inst. by eipreti•' the' .. Skilkff•Ofilardpial ja*. his an 4001 1 0 , 01$11.111CLbeti s ' writes' to Mk pf*SoAr. t -'• • • , ,t - ,.. : -. 7 ; •. • ; t v ..;!: •,,, gitimaty, without making pompons prornises,.respects •411 of the 6th inst. kas a lontii,itille. 1 , 'll4fred it 4 r a iii,wtro • b • -- nu , ti b,.nx, :i. ii.,. ! . r . i; 4 0:7 1 444491°01411 . lif •• - . 4 .. 1 the possession of property, regulates its es pen,es a ccoi d- ie lona saisigyArrtvill. VI 4*. r . h i lliittgrAti -7 , ! .- : ;•• - . 4r 11 CM the subject, which ,iire;Vii. Off 6 . • :, ~ T" - - 4 i-rw's . . . . . ••••••• ......113 ' . tt . E. a. . • ./t as hilt...taffligianlit • ' I il i ff the condition ofthe people, and does not recognise . ing page. The 'site, ,op . , ,Pptruct o 4..., .. ,6 m 64 rtmlq u iffitli PlZZarerin ' b I which cannot be paid without adopting those s nive l 119811 1 aF: ;park) • ‘...1 e. t4;144.81 " aki r:' 114 . 44 t?&R‘ • ' ',*.%, ". . 11 violent and scandalous measums which only Revoln- loans to thr . C!rtas ps- - S msb i mesd64llll,44lll ; l 77 - sir • • a _.it..... 1 .a.,. . . • i tionists do not hesitate to take. • influence that recognizing a' debt...6o ioffspoing.: of Wt.. : . enittkiltMlonak •.,.. I . ._„„,. ,: ...-i:ft ,' - .-i, ):*-11 lea OM - V.' 'II : , i ,ew a . , ~ ' 4 ' • ' r - TIP -1 F•.4 ira*.P. * . •.• • 4 inalaililLillid , : Considering the question of the Loans of the Coates ohne would hive in Europe; -orping. Or if i sgsh AM 6. _ L .....‘ ' siesties ei - zi r 4, 4 ,,, 5 iw.. ro. =Flo ow! , . 0 . ~ , .. , - , , • r sl apart from this view, and supposing that they would debts were , acknowledged •-“ the letpaot.Euvige ; mil* ... . -I Ki MT% . ; ''c'..,:. .; . -..,..,,... .. .'. 4. .' " I- . ' :-','. ' . 11 . - -• ' • ... . . , , have been appioved, the Restentratiar could conspire de pend tit the libaraliti of: rt, -.. hisskar:aehmit ' ,..ltb• Th"saloPiodeleoPeihke .' ' •sic%th,:itimlu '"' -4 1! '-',.. - .1 '..„ . . .-• . - , ' • . 1 ' • ' lr''' . •Y a ,,,kti c. ;_:7-qe,... • ..1, 4 ' lupe. _..' situation-lAA. aliat-Rl_ France at the time *Loofa . . ~ . . intim a scen d e d t h e t h roat afziulai.t.__ ~ .• • : might restrankhom grantioglogatte g ookoltalio4 tet imiliaitp , . Wiffilttty . ' , e' . .. us: no 7 ` 1 X::: - .,_,,,..,11... 1••• All • r -V . , ' . raiorirob.41••••••• 1 4. 1 1 ' m cloister this as much more fortiiiitese - the re, !Scions.' Tha Ea#4 , -,o4:•,ektrio . trit #6E1;4004 •, . , ~ . , .,, , MUM Mt dtpoklabookla - * ' qi) l 4 l 4%*** Isatkruptcies of the Resolethloistausbeht relieve *asap a ga i mi.jramonlisigir . .. , ~ .. ~ .. . , 40tIoltq a tliO!' . tailltitaddgif !i 1 .1114 1 6440110.0 0p*.7 1•6 7, t ,. 1 ,,%1 1 .1. r' •:; . 1 pad the payment of a debt cell bfilkaalor- Ak.spain °;;;:i ii T isi l, •J : . . , frourdnamii , - • •,. • t imp _iii i - h i l Li2• i t--.. a. totdidarrtit MC ---. 4feegsefiiis brother. 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