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LONDON, SATURDAY, Scr7I.34LER 11, INC

It is confidently said that the new Neapolitan Loan for
two millions and a-half is to be applied to the use and
I:niciit of Ferdinand of Spain. If this be the fact, we shall

Nym hear of preparations for the reconquest of the Spanish I
Colonies. But though the fraud may hate prospered so
tor, we very much doubt that it will succeed to the extent
u' the hopes of its projectors. The same reasons that have
prevented the negotiation of a Loan with the dislwnest and
ankrupt Government of Spain directly, will also prevent
t!te saleof Neapolitan Scrip, intende.: to aid that (love rnwent
ardirectly. The Stuck Exchange will indignantly scout
thc transaction, and FERDINAND will be taught, that
whatever may be the low cunning and deep trickery of his
arena, the monied interest of England are not so silly and
altertsighted u to be rendered the dupes of his barefaced
and shallow artillery. Already the ennui:. firm of Messrs.
rjTIISCNII.D, whose names had been impudently men-
tioned as the contractors of this luau, have disclaimed all
connection with it. Indeed, the high honour which dis-
tinguishes the proceedings of that house forbade the sus-
picion that they could have descended to share in so vile
and miserable a contrivance ; but they have very properly
trot thought it beneath them, considering the import-
wee of the occasion, to give an unqualified contra-'
diction to the statements which have been circulated
respecting their participation in this Bourbon fraud.--;
The creditors of the Spanish Government arc much In-
debted to these gentlemen for their conduct, and we have
nt, doubt that the example they have set will be followed
by every person of respectability connected with the Eng-
lish money market. FERDINAND of Spain !oust be honest
towards his old creditors before he can hope to contract
new debts. John Bull is not quite so easily cheated out of
his cash as some roguish wiseacres suppose. If he is more
ti!teu cheated than other people, it is because he has more
to spare; but he is out so weak as to be cheated twice by
the same party. The new edition of the Poyais bubble will
fall deadborn, and the new Neapolitan loan will be hooted
down as soon as, if ever, it makes its appearance on the
Steil: Exchange.

country in January next.
We have been favoured with the following extract of a Genend San Martin arrived in town on Thursday from
Duff I louse the seat of the Earl of Fife, in Scotland. In
lett:, ree: iced by the last packet, from the lion. J• as as
thee... weeks,' the General and his Stair will embark for
ti., t: w ART, of 'l'relawncy, Jamaica, addressed to a friend Colombia. He takes out with him a splendid military
is London, and dated the 214th July. Mr. STLYIAJIT was, equipment. General Alvarez and his Staff ..re also on the
. for nearly thirty years, the Chief 11Ityistrate of the parish Point of sailing fur South America CJlunel O'Brien re.
of Trelawn, y, a Judge of the Gramturns to South America.: Court of Jamaks, I
i It was on the 11th of March that the Viceroy of Peru,
*tot a distinguished member of the Assembly of that La Sertia, issued a proclamation announcing the re:stun-
t:eland. After several years' absence lie has returned to don of alai:duce Monarchy in Spain and its dependencies.
Jamaica, and been re-appointed to the two first offices. (Mtwara had prenaleel him in overturning the Constitutional
but La Serra waited fur the receipt of official as
ace knowledge and long experience. qualify him in an system,etni-
dauntsof the events which had taken place in the mother
nem degree to form an accurate opinion of the Negro popu- c„„try.
I.:two, anti the measures that should be adopted, to pre.. The Juurnal des Drhals gives some curious details re.
s,.rve the tranquillity of that valuahh• colony. zpecting the fate of the Albanian traitor, Coda or Cotta,
l.i
" We Certainly Ike here in fearful titms, which tequire all our
who sod the peat which he occupied at Ip•am to the
pruence, all our firmntsa, and all our moderation,
k, avoid the yutka, and thus enabled them to et!e:..t a landing in that
a
perils which the in/lit:sr:in/A, to call it by nu harsher name, el s immediately taken on hoard the vessel of
island. He w
evil=
these •ho ought to have known better, hare brought on this m the
id. [romps,
arm l ' ache, to whom he delivered a list of the
s, and ammunition contained in Ipsara. But
A le r' years PO 1 let""nnra s'l'rntrd and happy. 'lnd 4;ed when the Ottoman commander raw that another Albanian
knows ! I then little thought ilia. I should on returning to it, hear division remained faithful to the Greeks, and simile an
of alarms. disturbances, and executions. If any thini;. surely. obstinate &knee, he was filLal with wrath, and after the
email tar a moment divert tlfe settled and determined purposes of destruction eceasioned by the blowing up of sort St.
the saints to destroy the Colonial System, it would he the content. 'Nicol°, which he attributed to Coda, because he had said'
planon of the misery and ruin they haw.. brought on the heads of nothing shout the existence of mines, that wrath knew no
Ill! unhappy victim. of their machinations. our present policy la bounds. Ile sent the wretch to Alityleve, where he was
°newest—to remove the dthision, whieti, I think a portion 0f the given up to the yettrealice of the soldiers, who tore hint to.
lieces m the most barbarous manner, a dreadful Gut just
Slat! population oil:labours under, that some boon has been 1
reward for the enormous crime which he had committed.
granted them by the Brh Governnictit which is withheld front
The lion. East India Company's outward-hound sltipl
tii it, by their masters; to treat them with such mildness, but, at
Princess Amelia wasall well, in lat. 24. S. 30. W., ou rhoi
t;ie same time firmness, as to ItilVe them little to desire; to attend 14th June. She spoke the Thames, likewise all well, on
hi, and redress all their real grievances; but, at the same time, to the 6th June, in lat. 7. 31. 8. long ,n. 19. i‘'.
repress any attempt towards insubordination with promptitude and We have been Infortned, and our information is frotn a
dmatoo, and to teach them to look up to those titular whose charge most authentic source, teat the Commissintiors appointed
they are placed, as their best and only friends." to inquire into the state of Ireland, have given it as their
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Paper, which rally well informed with
oniretels that forty shilling freeholeht should be abolished,
etai_ho
is gene
it,c Emancipation granted, and, of course, Roman
American affairs, raises some difficulties Catholics rendered eligible to sit in Parliament.—drub 1,
abdication of LA SENNA, the late Viceroy of Pens. Times.

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