The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-30 00:00:00

x f ~~~~ . .. . _ " We knelt' the gartter part of these modern re publicans; tisey'hatl.no experience either of men or things. Books hail tensed their beads, for they were bookish without either the means or the time to apply their reading ; and truths the most useful to society , become pernicious when ill-timed and promulgated without discernment. " Mat:anal, Whom Bonaparte cruelly imprisoned at Vincennes, is appointed Minister of Justice by King Ferdinand, to whom he had been constantly devoted." The Journal des Debuts, under the lead of Ma - drid, saye," that when the Royal' Order was pub lished, the ejferrescessce was ter; Me, but the reign of the Cortes did not last a quarter of all hour. There was no bloodshed." • ~ - Coes:so rove, Max- 3.—The Norwegian Diet, ' convoked by P.iet;e Christiast, has (Wished its Sit tings. The Anrtfish party in it has entirely stink ; . Dtstiop seem, end thettiator Wesgeland, have been arrested as ila hestils. :lite Republicans, whir wanted no King, hut'an liaecelise Directory. of 'nine Mem bers, wroillao put drlsvn: Prince Christian hint a greet majority of . votei-ln. his favonif. A. tonstitu . lion dehtilitvviy at eptedi confers on him - the crown of Norway, •transniissibie to his . descendants; the Lei&ixigiito Poter is coo,ttided to an assembly solely composed .. cif lauded proprietors. The Constitution • compries aitty'rdise articles. The Diet wasalissnlved cis the 19tlk of April, after a speech frum the new . ! - Xing. .• . . • Mr. Gyldenpatm, - Chamberlain of the King of * Denmarkoiiidleft Copenhagen a fortnight ago, to return lo Noivrai, his native country, and there occupy, as was believed,.thli post of court Marshal, or that of Secretary of State to the new King. lie was arrested at Cottetthisrgli on his way, an ti o n him were found 24 letters, partly in cipher. The Swe. dial, Government sent him as a State prisoner to. the Castle of Wenensberg, situated on an isle in the Wener Like. The Kiug of Denmark, thotigit oil cially issfermell of this affair, has not chosen to in terfere, because he regardslim as a Norwegian by births, and therefore become a SWedish - subject. - l Britt's, MAY 12.--A thousand rumours cir culate here as to the acquisitions which Prussia will '• oloain by the new peace. Generally, however, it is undergone that she will regain all that she lost in . Oertnattyl 114 treaty of Tilsit : she will also ha v e a p,rtion /of 'deed, but Warsaw will not be restored 'to liir i 14.441 have in exchange an equivalent. zi,I)ICII.A Ai I 8.-- Frem information . appaiently • antit i entic, we areessored that Bavaria will, cede : ' • .1,, To Auskia,—t4at part of the Ilausruckt iertfl, ivhipiir she acquired in lflOoi two-thirds of the In& ' vfertr4 ; the greeter part. of . the territory of Saltzburg; 'all the 'Tyrol, .except the three bailiwicks of Kuff. stein ; opt' the Vorarlberg; with the exception of the ' aistriet of Bregentx. •2. Tos Prussia —the bishoprick of •Bamberg, and the tcreater vitt of the principality of Bayreuth. Ott the other hand, Bavaria will annex to her states • , •Utati owl alt•the distrists in Swathia, ceded in 1810 to the King of. Wurtemberg,—lleitlenhein3, Ellwing, Croilskeim., klergentheim, and Ileilbron,—the grand - derliy of Wurtxburg, Agehalfettburg.all the electorate ~ .........of Mentz, Rod the palatinate of the Rhine. She will . gain by these exchatigna, about 240,000 subjects, and more fertile routitri..: that. the Tyrol and Saltzburg. • There is a great deal of talk about the Constitu • tion about to be given to Germany. Austria, it is ,said, th'mands the restoration of the Imperal Throne; the creation of a grand Court. of Justice, co-extensive in its jurisdiction with all Germany; and the re-esta blishment of a Diet for all the Federative States of Germany. The Confederate Princes assent to the re-establishment of a Diet, but with fewer• pre rogatives than formerly ; they assent also to the in stitution of a Supreme Court of Justice ; but, upon the whole, they would prefer.* confederation similar to that of gwitterland, to any. Monarchical form of Constitution. ThreGerman Journals repeat the invectives of the English • Newspapers against the King of Naples, Joachim ,N:opoleon : he is reproached for having en - terra the European league only from policy ; for havieg, long remained immoveable with his army; ;Or having reduced the Austrian corps ender his ordeis to the same state of inaction .; and, in short, .for having displayed a little activity, only after the - news of the ta i pture of Paris.. , Nlitt,. b et 17,—..This ,city bas suffered *es , cessively. • its environs, formerly like a garden, are become a desert. What the libours of many years had embellished at great expellee, 'has been caprici ously and astlnecessasily laid waste in a moment.— Since•the horrible retreat of the French army, we have lost more Allan a tenth of our population by death ; 18,000 soldiers have, within our walls been i the-vat tints of the most frightful malady. Daring the siege, Mentz paicl . half a million of florins, be. .itready money, and supplies of various sorts. The department of Mont Toussere suffered in proportion" ;Its contributions in money and supplies, from No. :vember to April last, amounted, by a moderate cal culation, to six millions of florins. In this calcu lation ate not comprehended the expences of the • lotlBing of troops, whichnre very considerable. GERMAN PAPERS. IT.kmour.on; MAY U.—Besides Marshal Davoust, the Prefect.llreteuil, and the Director of the Police, D'Auhignase, have been dismissed from their offices by General Girard, anal forced to restore to the owners the houses they had unlawfully seized, and remove at their own expense , It is hoped s ' be all called to aCcount,.particulerly for thi liken from the Batik. MAX 170,00 Abe llth arrived here Count' Girard,; to take the command of corps, Instead otlylarshal Davoust, which In next day. On the**th General Girard, no , niander in Chief, published the following Pr Lion, in the French language, to the soldiers 'corps: 6 ' Sormizas,—Memorable events have take in our country . ; the Emperor Napoleon hi sated, and Louis XVIII. has mounted the 'llls ancestors. A system of conquest had wi France; 20 years of glory and success have other consequences than that of arming all against us; our armies, weakened by the of the last campaigns, but without having •• '`: ~, enjoy the esteem of our enemies, to hinder the invasion of 1 t e ' thelakina of the capital,' :',!,..„ Ar , 4 4 Under !these critß4l.-cirtk .sales yeas heard from eve/y:51134Mb all united in recalling tie ancient d Kings. The armies in a body joined the expressi o n general will. -You yourselves, soldiers, were hindered only by your . vlostarce twin the great fa mily, ftom immediatelyjoiologidur voice ; bet as soon ns you were iorormed of what had happened, you hastened to join this great union. "Soldiers be not apprehensive about your figure . _ and rernovell the statue of Liberty. figure of wand asictpirited like bronze; an enibleni, say the enemies of the Liberates; of the work they had erected—told and impudent in appearance, really .00°rib:es% in Its notarial. it was conveyed by-the-; mob to the Plaza hinytilbeheaded and burnt. Rejoicings, acciamallOits; triumphal arches, Ind mituntions follovted. 'The King who had issued yetyour nospec , copies of a note which 1 have had the honour to receive from the Quit lv; and of th e : answer which I have thought it my duty to return R io her Majesty. It Would be in vitiit for me to en. 4niee,iiito the reasons' of the alarming d ee l e p e ti„ n made by Yost' Royal 11• mess, that yo ti have taken %*.IG=A • \ .74F • . . . '`1"; ' • • er. .14 • - - 11. v oi • • gr . 1111. 1 i 'l' SNt • . _ 1, have not been able , vernment 4 how - heen received; is a pro 4 . 0-. ROYAL CORRgSPOAIDENT 4 trench territpry and, of the triutophaatt) party in thp..kittrev4lbary Cartes. 4 s . 11 • litt l 4 . - • • The Einetaioclamationifeai reel 41 the Puerto once more reluctantly compelled to The LETTER OF THE . PRINCESS OF • '' . Mll . l eel evfmatanees only one del hOl,?•ernilift . the doudelOttatialWations. PRINCE REOEvr.: or Vet.; the of 0" 1 Pllk-bralte rat° the Sala di ilorCsttes,and without " thl ctent dynasty Of our injuring the building erased the word Constitution, addreAs y toys! Highness, _ naninCPA the statue a Liberty. That figure w as and to inckse for o yo p iglu iternble t and illtv de;ernAtifilloll neve! lot. Louis XVIII. esteems all your graft noble actions ; lie has always been nttantive to yoet his orders to suppress a Constitution, founded on lA*: fixed and' unal • • glory ; your success has always made him rejoia-4 the prieciplea of liberty, was drawn into the streets ! m pr ee iv t at m e. e, O vi f ion the a se ny yo o u ccae r ito so ri n, i . High.nleos in ..p isel et i t aasel • • - • iittiii; Your services will be rewaided. •• • • • „ e t bf i the people,. and the eloquent assertors of this :to stale yourself to be, the only Itul 4 e.• Yoo will " His Majesty is penetrated with the importan hiohlie rights, were dragged . to prison without the Of his destiny ; before he seated himself on the throne, ; slightest appearance, of concern or alarm in the me- ! rc I peeive by m e answer to her Meresty, that I bee he declared his resolution of gover nin g b y the laws. ; tropolis- a sure proof that the new Constitution had a nd i ouly been restrained by motives of yerseoal ch 4. He has himself laid down the basis of a mild forMief I conciliated the good wishes "of no tfailriff Men, Government, which, while it secures the rights of ; had, in fact, overlooked the interests of all. Amoug. deration towards her Majesty l from esercisitig toy -. n it, g narantees to the army its titles, ranks, and : those &rested. are 'Nero, Arguelles; Qtatiteol; all light of appearing before her Majesty, at the p u bn c ; Drawing-rooms to be held in the etteuing montk. • honours. ills Majesty will heal the wounds •ot men of considerable eminence for their talents and France: The first consequence of his hem. return ,:•patriotisin, and all. distinguished ' for their early, 1 " But Sir, lest it should he by - poSsiliility sup. posed. that the words of youe-Rnyal'lllihness can • among us, is peace with all the Powers of Europe; prompt, and e ffi cieiniis resistance to French intrigue' and the approaching return home of our comrades and French aggression, at a period when man y of 1 who are now prisoners of war. By a just and thosb who now ' imprison them had abandoned N4di. i folial aey insinuation font wlilek.t *ink, lam paternal administration, his Majesty• will coetPlete nand, armies too feint in. his cause to raise ihAe ' bound to demand of yoer Royal :Higliattss—what our happiness, of which we already enjoy tbe.dirst voice in hisfavour. Even tdiriqaes, the actor. who, ~circumstances can jiistlf,Y Art proceedingsjou hate froits. • - . ;at his own expense, raised a troop against the F r en c h tras thought fit to adopt.? "Soldiers !=ln gratitude for se many benefits, and uniformly resisted Jottephinditis Goyernment, is . 4 I . 1 6 OW to e w it h f ic O h larag to sty Daughter, and te-tlie ••• let us surroutel Louis XVlti. with our boundless : hurried to i dungeon because be concurred' in the en. ! love owl attachment , and let our rallying cry ever '. deavours made to combine, with the restoration of ] nation, I ern,deeply indebted for the vindt. , be ' Long live the King !'—' Long live the Dour- the King, the' establishment of a free .Conslitution. • cation of my hottetir, to remind your Royal Moe, bons!" . ' Ferdinand when lie entered Spain intended 16 ac-, neas .of what yea know ; that after npen.perseca • By a resolution of his Excellency the Commander cept the Constitution. The Clergy and the Nobility , l i on ' and : MysteriMet ' ettqoii les, uphp, undefined in Chief, the Prefect has published an advertisement, , took early opportunities of dissuading him from doing ~tthar„es .the rnoneo.of toy enemies enemies : cell e _,. _, by which the duties of, enrolment are to eel* on so: ' army were yet more decided, and the. _, °- ' Runny upon and trtat i lListkestered by Km the 17th, both here and at liaarburg; the • registers officers, presented to him at Valencia, were anxious Theinnices ; i • vice-nt - hitt Miniver', !t, the fell enjoy. and other documents nre.then to be delivered to the; to take the oath of 1805, and to restore him .to what ' w ith . . the Id .Mayors. . ~ .1 theomere pleased to term his ancient right' ' and I. . meet of to rank in his Conet; npon my complete .. MAy 19.-.-To.day, to our inexpressible joy, oar heritauce. The' King continued some time la Vi- 'alieribittlit. • Since' his Miileeirc ien,0044 (line.", ( exchange has - been opened forthe first time. Cohsi-. leneia. The Cortes wrote twice to him to press * Aire 'cleteanded, in the . face of Parlitimitli: and :Oir • derahle business was done, particularly in money ' ' . hint to - hasten to the Capitol , but the Deputation, , .„,_. •, , , . . _ .. . ! country, . to, oe 'prove° guilt , , or 4o qe tedeten as pu, and bills; a great deal was bought upon . Holland, : which was Sent, to him, was not received.-- I n . re=establishDocent. I have been declared - , las mew .t . -4 , *al ad because it is endeavoured ' to drew from that couhtry • the meanwhile riots in the provinces proved th a t , ~ . . . ... • submit to . be treated eegallty:•• 7 ' ... to re=establish the Hamburgh Bank It It is therefore ; the people 'were as averse to the Constitutiou as expected that the exchange on Hairigufgh will rise.—' the army. . The .mounments..reired by the order i 4 f4ir i . your Royal: flir nereslaay possibly ref, The prices of coffee-keep up. Ordinary her been of the Cortei in the different.. towns, were torn to red a this letter. Bet the world must know that sold at 121, In lets of 40,000 lbs. ; good ordinary ,diita and defaced. Ferdinandr tee doubt, listened i lave• written it ; and they will see my real motels 13{ to-14. Sugar is rising very much, and is' tie; to representations so grateful to a Royal ear, and- 1 .. fore . _,_ _ , ..,-. • . the rights .., • ,x.ts instance, best article, because it is expected our goer re4ners : forgetful of 10; obligations to the men whci: had% " 1 14""litt 461' ' ° '' .l. insisted ' the French, ions ' however arise (one, ft - .will•sonit begin to work again. ilVr• ' ..,) ' : first issued a Proclamation full Ts" . Occas 1 i may s regte The Crown Prince of Swedun was erpseleil easy. :of false statemeeta and tyraiiiiieat prbieipies; and is far di stan t) when Ima t , ewer in pith - tie; $ 44 . • ' fleck on the evening of the 19tfra • ' 1 ' • then cousepied ts, an unjust aeiatsee, of Individuals to yopi "Roast Highness ma-t - be present a 140,. Call . ... , .. . „ MAY '2o.—The feltonbig emmissiouers are.eoleg whose zeal and independent spirit he in a great men- yiiii-Reyel'ilighnesa have etantetkplated the fuli..ax. by way of Copenhagen to Christiana, to co nfeeiwith erakatat :the pwwes. w.iiio , -hil sautipLerts 1 0 oppress .that of your dlteigatliilii.Hific ltz „ tort . .. Prince Christian . . O n she Ott , - et Rosa, • G e ngin( :them. What will .bo • titi. eseauste "exult of these : o e i i for . goo - 4 4 i . -:iti- ; ; .: i i - t oootii4 ; • ,- t r ii4 . 4, zii ii borates were cer- Orlow (who is arrived at Cepeehietee); on that ef Ileansactions, I 100,1.0 0 t, - .1 0 _ 4 -----„ foil and_ were te r - • ; dalisolsie e - . ehti , ittepOs-ibilityttigi'ptirlintioltiOrs * Austria, Gen. Hergenteich (who passed Melt AA. i taioly , uppreitilar, awl. for theft- lolly ems, perse- .. 7 - : 9, .. , ~ . , r 4.•, . taT.e.,w, .; .• . .. - tuna nu the 13t1:1 on thavirf' p, Rah -. eh, ontiddllesiiesed 'to Isiv lin.;z4Mt IbitifiltietHWAWltatt '. 4 I wave mss Pe s in a . 004 . 1a ' 11 ". I . " am 84. • till i and also *4l -thole italWeirbohell to assert . the% tp . Order to relieve the . I ..• .t - - lii• • the Danish :Gen.. for Spain : % leant el of far as cats% 4141 oful , o situatlea la . , sador from Denmerleti i•rit4hia , :ilhe isslaced - by y' . T ifightteili 4: l:4 l t .ll ,t, Coon: . •.. ~ . 't -,. -47 .0- - . , • Fttciat ?H1 FROHTtEttS 011 'NO 'iron any.erptiriaioness, ettlieltei . isiblient a5y..411614 1 treat-v- • . An article in the Haniburgle Corn ing of the affairs of Norway, b ells, among other'; 1 "F" i I " glie sit • cidim ey m i g h t say of tbewitste c eee ofothole nights; 'qt I ,tlhy ovio tiot• •,. things, 66 Prince Christian concealed the conclusion.' in hisn' .- . . i Non Sailsgaum thitseet.ioetuay.thent.. ,-- -.•- .: '., 4 of peace, and it excited surprise in . Norway that the • ,r ell i ell mums vi Ile alma tat nyeetun di a . . ... . _ . „. i . 4 'sl l= ;ill/ 1 &Ml6 *, ve _,_: . agiitet4o . 4 l d, :troe,f4 , commonication with Sweden was opened, and, got :, _ itumoseatme, attulorfigna.4. oat incerca mem importation of corn Was allowed from that , couatel '.. ' Persusts.'4oolted. at Madrid on the night of the I illUsteiors,rstegagers oreAtifeiklidvattio This did not last long—for' Prince Christian begat . 401 h of May s , in the following days :—The two 1 I smouest . otherit'ea i ate infbrinifOleirilifriont heir* to show his intentions, and :;topped thicommunica. Regents, Ci r • and Atm! ; ` Man us Torrero, A. 1 44. ..: at try tai-fleu se of °rouge - who hiWittroored himself to (ion on. his side. • All . his watchfulness , however, gisellls„. Olivet:Cis, Arilianeuia,.Calatrare, and 26i • ' . e.. . . -...• future sett•in.hiw.. Pitt theksociety lap' could not hinder some copies of the King efSwiedetei astlacarregui, Ex-Members of the late Extrema: ,- • Koeliniation from getting among us. Some pent).* lively Cortes ; Cepero, ' peel ' etreekelaiti Garcia Page, Capes, itiert ..eojestlyexcleded: Others ere ex ea; were indeed at first startled at the cession, of 'Oa 'nei de la Rosa, a n d Canga Argaellai., Members Ot to your osc, to rejoice with your/loyal Highttessitt Ike • .., country—but as soon as the . contents ofit w4ye folly the present Cortes ; Teran, Ramos de Arispe, Ler- peace of Europe. ,My Daughter will, for the firxt time, understood, it excited great joy astipvg. "masa r kazabal, .and Felui, Members of both; Garcia Her- appear in the splendour and pubilei ( la . " M a nuel ; approaching nuptials of the PresamPll 'he friends of their copntry. We raw not osilfite ill retoo l . Meares Guerra, Odonojti, of our inexpressible misery, and the reitrif of lie employed in the offices of the Secretary of Stine ; , , welfare, by a free trade, but we saw also; what 00" the Count of No fi texas and his brother, %distant', this Empire. Y . season your Roy infinitely More important -to every Norwegian, ilief Donienech the Pereiras ; the players, Gil and Mai- treating me with fresh and chosen for oar national honour was untouched — that we ware Apes. ,litanrique, PAlitor olds Rededat-General ; dignity: and of al l , his blisissq's'....ki not only put on the same footing as Sweden, *tit and Ramijii, Editor ofit*Mriciso. - am prevented by your Royal ilettines' ~ that we were also left at liberty to adopt a Constitu. Qq. time cit7l. 0 . .11140., before the reiolution at hug iii my place, to pai take' of 114-tene"" tion for ourselves. These hopes were, however, ren- Madrid, the peoPle of Seville had risen. against the I • am deprived of the indulgence iu tiered vain by superior authority. Prince Christian Constitetlony and proclaimed Ferdinand heteditary ids find „, proclaimed that. he had taken the title of Regent, Sir/Oiler' a Spain tied the Indies. We may judge priue anu auection, permitted: lo miry which the nation would give him ; and now he *go- i of-the spirit. of the Royalists from theircry, which me. , • " I aro; 9 verns without restriction. Persons attached toliim I was, t 11:104% with the Constitution, '' 4 Up With the I " .Yont Royal Highness's faithf • surround him, and a part of the national 'Assotniily 1 friquisititin:' • ilhe 6th of ..May.for ever.' Wliat• , • .. Coeeaueheilaase; Mal 016 . 1914 ." is in his interest. - - - - :•-.- —• - • - '- ; e"." -. • -lolly tektite such a people a Constitution almost Rem ' .. The petke concluded with Erigland has heehrliti., putitiaint if the liberalei hail Contented themselves : •„. , nounced.to us with much pomp; but well-informed with opposing limits to the Royot. Authority, they 3,14.01. 0 1. „„!t -TcPrlcro,;";nr.,clitl4 persons know, that we are included in it, only ma case might have Aline souls geed,. ~ _By attempting tore. ": .•,.. vri ,d ifw. c, ‘ „, , of our separation from Denmark , and an -onion :nreich, they offended .00 prikii4ieis .of the people, ".The gretwconslders It to leo with Sweden ; that England will act hostilely towards sad lave left their apeetry In it much worse state . no•time.il acquainting . the : Princes% us. if Prince Christian persists in forming f shifti tip Iputet.ite:. I .; .:e., ~.:;:•-• .•. : • • ' she has received a co.mm - uni mition- f 0.4., - . 'Putties Ittik*s at , in which-he states self here here a sovereign state; we 'expect 'to msr ports blockaded, and the continued inactivity eet trade. What increases our misery is, dont ince Christian is making paper money, and has ilreedy pueto the amount of. 5,0n0,000 of dollars into cir culation, T im n o mbo v oiiioolia which* -- fie` - tt - erpi . up, net enTy against the. Swedes, but alio to serve in.' those parts where, perhaps,: the people are not se' devoted to his interests, take* etas" the hands (wea r ' sary for the mechanical and other civil profissians- CormiAays, MA I(l4.•—•Thegasslan,: ( Gett. Or" low is arrived here from Paris. • t.'t s t The Danish auxiliary corps is new wedeilie emits mendi of Gen. Como Weititoden.: N. ,. • ' i : .." : "' The frigate; the Peal c of „; lONIAN " t• Mule, houod to the W 6 • West lofTies igent.l4l. niimis ON : . .r: . 9th ii , 44'., ,7. 417e;i irk---7.L.1 .-••••••••7 --= "• L "'"" ' • ' 9 7i' -. TUX Ptil e 71144,441_44 4 tir"l .of"'h o kl i n 4419 0 ..:Dili . the eosin,/ -month, Wittig IseewpOt f On Satu rday_ thgre •wai a nunialrons assemblagst it i 11. ,9.- le Illt" dernH . r.,..tlikr l47ol.l4l o .Ordt tellers'. lialk t in commemoration a the presence f,t Iler Court ci""C't 4e . a 1 1 47 late Mr, Pitt. . ..,.%....:,......, fait he de4ris it jpay be Aistiocity, . ThaDake of Richmond was in the Chair. ..-There • reasons.of-which heittonn caii.he the .wereabOve 500persom present,inciuding the Dukes of fixt4 and nialteratitti tietrininatitm-,04 1 k: Montrose, Athol, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis Princess of WALL", upon any occiiioa % Public or private. • • of Huntley, Lords Eirerpnol, Camden, Westmor. ;. << T nd; Sidmosth, Bathurst, Ste. • . be Chic& is thus p!aced,uuder la• The.hantth of the Ki.ng the Prince Regpnk, and the ' "'e UY of in'imoting . .to "II Prilic . tios' impossibility of her Majesty Ps Teo' 1:61 'Queen, haring been Arank; the Deke of Richmond, Highness at hit. DIA wing6tOroaio:, after(a• few obsertathms gate " The immortit Me roory of the late Mr. Pitt." this, _toast ea:s drank .. . ...- c l .witis .fibe.toodest applause, which lasted for full a • ...._,......,. *APO 110.0" • • . . ,: ANSWER. OF TUE SPRINCIAS OF • Of.EN recels . ! I C . M 1 . • ed esters being drank, ' 1 _ . ADAM.— h ave •• , fbCt the - country hod sour Majesty has done me the how policy recommended by me, probihiting my appearance et led to , their. safety laird log-rooms which %till be held by the present Ministers -the eutsuittgintouth, with gtent surprize , !eps. In the pursuit of ' ' " I will not presume to discuss been accomplished ) , they jesty, topics which must be as paion item which profested'ip jesty as to myself. husbanding our resources, but 0 Your Majesty islertl acquainted .It was the prin. '.4loottte regard with whlCit. site Kir , 'pairing in the eitpencel'lO honour me, up to Ihe period of Wit' absolutely required. j disposition, which no one of his after a variety of obsed.! has so much cause to Inmentas ► Of the Chairman, sad Majesty was graciously pleased • . the most unequivocal and gr?tifyi returned thankp' its it.itlrchnlentand e . pitroyq l , by leis , ovation; the at his Cout o at a s#llloll of severe / ..... 4, , Y:_% . zea, anti 04 9th inst. . 44-.?.. ,"; ::, they will . ' Getter fire hour'. ' • he money ... Qii, the .kealth.or, the Ministe -." I • OTelittA r t ' -• •. 1 i . - 4 ~ ,l ouct, isvatteout. obseried, . General • .......,42 . • , . -, t - • -new ittAVegyertlnce of the po' the 13th ADRID, M Air 13.—The - Cortex is 14rObly 44 . .11/Ir.Viti,, l fied. found. hat it 14 M to did the , persed, and the Constitution entirely ipttiverted.-7- their hariout: - • • The . object of 1 ow Corn- This event ocoasioirrimMe concern, b 'tie 'Orville. , vas - melielkit'O . pursue his step 'roclama f The liberates, thosigh more honest lkeir Op- }the great objects that had bee •rs'Of this ruents, were so injudicious, and dr •lo unjust ini Anil to contend against a systi ' enforcing their partiedlar principles, ilvir prloc r ißlis have .for its end.the husbandi ken place were so little suited to the circumstisneety of Spain., !which would have led to our'r4 has abdi- and their Constitution4tis so repugnant:to the ipirit. cipte of Mr . . Pitt, not to be si throne of of the ancient laws and character of. the people s ,that .which kjustindatsceittery.wat weakened we have lost foreseen the return of Ferdinand Windt The to__R MIX/ICELLO; al re had no be the iod at which the system ilfli.ttilletrdliv,'llt ' 400, gar .: The lvaitth ,Il Europe absence s ould expire for ever. The appl y , ',. VestObsit Jr +Ot Clop." - lisfortansi may ay the - rapture, . whit which tio 4o al T i r , . Duke of iticnuolti ceased tit system ) in aunt and siatimtion, lila" . : tie.' sikift slitich. - - ••• , . • , , . . . " . - • . • ~.. • • - • • . • .. .. - . . veto° ry Stii); on that of Prussia,. Major' Mar. : lseseeu so um .... ....... .. . ....._ an Eisoiatt °Mom. :irt is supimied gig% ' . keteecti .14141, . their s ' eal for Feniiaind ao - 41 .thaie pn. Von WjatisOler*intiiibeN 444 costar asedeolable. it, is a fearful omen for Spain , nmarit to titetourt ortanola -Itirtit •- • " 4-110ite,, -11 • 0111 A 1061 0 0 ,0 1 )riiii. ,1101, , FliONTtElte Of 1494111 4 AY, APRIL:2S.-- o f ingratitu ~• Th e Constitutional pity linrattimni. ihe flandutres Correspondent, speak- m ilted man y rttltts, but bate net 40eived such' In l kt• •- -r Vt--......, ihtue .;.,e n s n ih e rl meat at the hands Ft Ferdinand. - Tuey might sai _ ... tftli ertnt,k elaitt .. a . rni iiighnis . sittilte • Itir-ibehist.tinst, ' icy btfOto.44_the -' nptive , ll 4 .4l4ps of • ,yittliiiiOnets hat :• til 1011trotroktd in. 4 - iinVtifiti I 4 tilnite. '-• •-- . • . .- 1.1!. febtot • • ~ :.4,„!,r,.,.. aalitid'it i ff4 . •• • ' . .CaligoUtt 0; ! '' ' --_-_,•• . 4-lIII . IP -illitett. 4 11161.104‘ 2t, too , ' 4 Iwlr duly en Ilia `of 'W,At.s.-t, that feent_itir:ion • the Ps,: thit 'her )43'. Diovsilig,ipu.lls in 04. 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