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London, England, 1824-02-18 00:00:00

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Spain. can do nothing else ; she is powerless and ilestitut'
she might then naturally expect some pecuniary ruPPerl
from South America, and a favourable reception for her
trade. The Etoile, for the fiftieth time, states that t
amnesty will be published, but with its usual me':
" The men (this paper states) who were faithful till
" forced oath of his Majesty, and afterwares behare4l
" prudent manner, will obtain his Majesty's clemency.
"be restored to favour." It is possible that this
tree will really, at last, appear, wrung by the
of the French Cabinet from the Spanish degas

bigots who
, and
etish in
4 are, it app

among the

,Butt the Etude,
fie, that 1
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tibeybad and ex
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the tortes of .1r
subsgy for the
grievinees were
sod remonstran

Chaim promise
baton the Cone
aidy, be dismiss
summoned them
wish to see the C
Spain. Once as
forth • proper
be the abettors 1
degrade• Spain.
dsceso are ail at
mating the Con
aSxd great hope

[Foam the Jea

A teleraphie de
riot of Finance t
Ude of this month
signed n decree w
Spinisli Colonies w
duties.

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nations vet& the Co
ddety-four mWiom
the treaty tbr the o
de Telma will have
le Meta Florida at
!blister farm the I
The tirit regime
hsa received
sod the b
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te of all roan
by twenty-i

are weaved
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the entail/
were faiU
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and be re
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representation
,At fa to 'grant or c
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ihunky et requesting
arm? ratans, &c.
artgao many other th
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Cortes made las
Sovereign.
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.this rid
only to which t
to cpunterbiloo
too far, -4 wan

madness
t
,hie

they were declaimi
of the Cortes, and
the French army wa
They and their pr
invasion thickening
*Pure, succeeded b'
length hostility openly
at the opening of the
yet they made no real
mountain pass was for
corps in motion, or th
advance of the French
Ministers soon after fli
captive, to Seville ; am
desoult through the
rill* band was placed
though they mieht hal
subsequent flight to
unprovideil, s
desonit, on arriving b
or even made energetic
the Tivaulero at least
there, or at Corunna,
keep the sea open.
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ride triumphant in th

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affordd
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signed I
Spanish
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nations
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PRICES OF FOREIGN STOCKS YESTERDAY. ;idol the.;47-ere.istr."
Austrian Scrip, 949 81 94 I pr. Prussian Bonds, 931 44 t Ti prove that the
Ditto for Acct. 9 94 1 pr. Ditto for the Account 951 spwism of which we
(Milian llmid,., 1. Ditto Bonds OM). 934 1 • theshisf Pobility 1
Ditto tor A ccoont 41 3 Ditto for Acrount ' 061810668421 laws.
Colomb. Bonds, 734 424 Russian holds, 944 44 434 4 , MU lolsolsetion of
Do. for Account, 734 4 21 324 Ditto for Acct. 944 1 • ism dos. end this I
/ 2 1 2 Anglo Mex. Mines 4 81 pt. ' • shies only to which
Daniell Bond!, 99 i 9 4 Unned 40.24 2 11 pr. ' view to epunterbala
Ditto Marks Banco, Spanish 6 per Ct. Coat. 261 44/ . ' went too far, and ws
Mex. scrip, 94 9 I 9484/9 5144
ill r. Ditto for Amami 46 i 4 , Lord Nugent In
Do. fur Account 91 191 41.111 Dino
iliiis• -----e•-lr'l4 iif I , ISBPsin : Mud his pi
Neapolitan Bonds, en '' 19 418 181 194 ,-Ittegstiveil by a Ist
Ditto for Account Dittoior Acct. 101 1 i 181 If/ ''•" ;
for the ichameter
Portuguese Bonds ' Fr. Rentes,lof.2sc.'lse. 'lc
Ditto Scrip, 34 A a a pr. Ds. scrip, 11l 11 pm. '' * whole political ear
Dutch Ronda Do. Ex. 26f. We. -. , we regri
COURSE OF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY. . dive hiim jut nos
Amsterdam C. F. 12 2 1 Leghorn - . 414 • .
Ditto, at sight - II 10 Genoa - . 434 ever itS'lneritS real
Rotterdam - 12 3 Venice . V
,ti bad paused
Path'a"dt behfycl; :hh
.
Antwerp . - 12 4 Malta - . 46
Ilamburgh - 37 5 Naples . . 33
Altona - - 37 6' Palermo . 116 : - serve their own ch
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 60 !1.1.114in SI.
Ditto . . 25 110 !Oporto - . SI
Govern men' werea
Bourdeaux - 25 80 . Rio Janeiro - 49 'but 4.1 neither tin
Berlin - - 710 Bahia . . Si
Frankfort-on-the-3lain 1554 Dublin - A i or the . country, as
PeternbUrgh - V Cork - - Vi • . height of madness
Vienna . . 10 10 BULLION.
Trieste • - 10 10 L. a d Britain. into war,
Madrid . 36 1
Portugal Gold in coin 0 I I . pyrent tees, to whi
Culls . - 33 Foreign Gold in ban 317 1
Bilboa . . 35 New Doubloons 314 0 . laths o f that natio
Barcelona 33 New Dollars 0 4 it 1111 ed !mates had
Seville . . 33 Silver in bars 0 411;
Gibraltar - - 30 . adopti,tig any deci
wwwww. - --- - - --- q ,` lam A'Court, in
TO.MORROW MORNING, TWO OUT OF Tilt
SEVEN TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES LL reign Minister,
WI I
BE DECIDED IN THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES. *General Alava, wa
esmennwsweesuwegollill 'best i mentions. II
Elte iirtifolt apreisO• he ea sv the mater
sue----__ ... _____ _ were composed; h
The Bar TIIIIH Pates commented publishing yesterday dons were made a
morning at half-past live o'clock. - front krs, and that
, --- - -- - ----
LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1824. was beleaguered i
--...--- hope existed of an
The French Papers of Sunday, with the Etoile of cat and therefore that
day, reached us last night: they have little of any intrrect Ina tre to moderate tl
in their columns. They confirm, however, our statement real6y of liberty w
of yesterday, respecting the important Decree of Ferlinsiiii, wise and prudent.
affecting to throw open the trade of South America. I have' been the polic
country over which he has now no control whatever, and unlvippy country or
just as real right to legislate for as he would Nu 'the Cortes and peopl
for China or Japan. The .211ortilcur, as will be um stitu lion to the last,
states. in its official part, " that a telegraphic despeell that 'no treason or t
" from Madrid, addressed by the .ambassador 01 concession to a forei
" France to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and and unworthy. But
" dated the loth of this month, announces, that the metes—who entailed
I" King of Spain had just signed a Decree which gam'' .. avoided--act when i
" the liberty of direct trade with the Spanish Colonies i.. 0 • wrote idle notes of
" all nations, on the footing of an equality of duties- armed and disciplines
The Elude mentions, " that a treaty has been made with ' ' thelr were declain
" Spain, for the free commerce of all nations with the ec" of the Cortes, and
" lonics. The thirty-four millions due by Spain to Frro the French army w
" are recognized, and the treaty for the occups,:.:a They and their p
" signed." This Decree, as we stated yesterl.:. 1 Invasion thickening
mere waste paper—an empty assumption of aut!:,•riTi oftaire, succeeded 1
where none really exists. Ainctica will not recognize ,1111 kWh hostility open]
a single province; and what effect can it rr,sluce is i.. J. at the opening of the
rope ? Iles France waited for this Decree to trade silb yet they made no rcs
the emancipated Colonies? Can it alter, for on instal. Mountain pass was fe
the relations with those countries of the two great tor' corps in motion, or tl
time Powers--Great Britain and America. This (lat. advance of the Frenc
! mint is probably only the forerunner of a declaration, z. Ministers soon after t
knowletlging the complete independence of the Cokoich Captive, to Seville ;ar
and merely preparing the way for such a recognition. Intirt desoult through the
Spain- can do nothing else ; she is powerless and ilestitul'' . rills band was placed
she might then naturally expect some pecuniary roPPIII - though they might hi
from South America, and a favourable reception fee he: subsequent flight to
trade. The Dale, for the fiftieth time, states that. el Wholly unprovidetl,
amnesty will be published, but with its usual eleePu°!: desonit, on arriving I
" The men (this paper states) who were faithful till n' or even Made energeti
" forced oath of his Majesty, and afterwares behaved 'II , the Trecadera at leas
" prudent manner, will obtain his Majesty's clemency, there, or at Corunna
r
"be restored to favour." It is possible that this I keep the sea open.
core will really, at last, appear, wrung by the den's' kart sufficient to bloc
of the French Cabinet frost the Spanish deg* . Ode triumphant in t