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melte. your gimelimey, sad that you will have takes it iota 'those who so well know how to make &le.
your eonsidtirijr, ' ,s - .an empire, will.polut out the metes of mak
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to testify
~.; . o with the :.Biibliele Fort.. will -
bavilig.irellftlistite_te all emumaniestioir wish it (ails stated - conquest.
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to the letter above mentioned), the Sublime Porte not haring I
SPANISH PAPERS, AND FLANDERS MAILS.
it is its

_pease! In confer with-that Minimise, expected from
your Excellency's wisdom an answer to its friendly commu-
nication, when the aforesaid Minister presented an official
Note, dated the Bth of July (new style). That Note contains
a recapitulation of all the questions originated by him on
different points relative to existing circumstances, to which

solvers of an amicable Moore have heed roamed at aever.il
times, and which are likesiae detailed in our letter. The
definitive reply to that Note was demanded is the course of
eight day..

" Allhongh it he contrary to the outage in practice
asnolgst Stairs to fix a period for communication, of such
a Retort, she Sublime forte, desirous of tratifyiug on that
occasion its friendly compliance, hastened to conclude its
reply for the time nppnialed, and the day after she ex-
piration of the Bth day, it notified to the Russian Inter-
preters that they should repair to the Mite to receive
the answer and convey it to their Minister ; but they
found some pretext fur nut complying with that tali-
mafiosi, and replies' they would come the next day to
receive it. They did present themselves at the office of the
Reis Mufti ow the following day, but declared that the
eight days, which was the time allowed, being expired, the
Minister euwld nut airept siny answer, and that he was
obliged to leave the capital immediately with the persons at-
tached to the legation, uddiut, that should the Porte pre-
tend to delay or detain hint in any way, be would notwith-
standing depart fur Odessa, to act according to the lost' uc•
lions he should receive from his Conti. •

"The Itossan Amteirmdur hating at the same time
addressed an official note to the embassies of the oilier
Powers third to this Government, intimating to them
that he was atwoltitely determined to tl-part without li-ten-
ing to the remonstrance+ of the Sublime Poste, those 31i•
sisters represestrd that the &parfait of the Ambassador,
notwitholandiug the Instructions which according to hi+ own
statement be bad received, ottslit not by any means to be
maundered a■ ■ proof of hostile intentions on the part of
Russia towards the Porte, and that in the event of the Ant-
hanador's departure In such ■ manner, it was probable
another would come to fill his place; that at that time the
best liar of conduct to ptirsne was not to oppose his eepar-
tare, and that they were all convinced the Porte out this oc-
casion had out acted so as to compromise the amity and good
onderstanditig subsisting between it and the Court of
Russia.

" Tbe Snhlime Porte not being able to dissuade the Rwssian
Minister from his resolution of departing, it finally left him
to depart or remain as he pleased. Mean time that the
Russians may be able to judge of the Note which its Am-
bassador would not receive, we transmit it 'to your Ex-
cellency.
U We doubt not that your Excellency, endowed with it
emend understanding, will recognise in the preceding com-
munication, and the official Note annexed to it, not only
the real statement and authentic detail of every thing that
has taken place, but the efforts and particular solicitude of
the Porte for the continuation of peace with Russia, its
affectionate friend, and the increase of amity and concord
between the two empires. We also hope your Exrellency
will, on your own psrt, give proofs of your liciievolence and
eqnity on all occasions, and that acting with wisdom and
sincetity, you will kindly give your attention to discover the
most roper and effectual means for strengthening and ce-
menting the amicable selatimis which form the object of the
mutual wishes or buth the High Pursers. With this view the
reiient fi kindly communication boa been dispatched to your
Excellency. From its favournble reception, if it please
God, we shall entertain hopes thot you will let conformably
to our wishes.

the

CADIZ, AUGUST 30.
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By the last vessel from Puerto Cabello, with at•
counts to the 11th of July, we have the following
HEWS

Since my last of the 6th nothing has happened,
but a great scarcity of provisions, much desertion
of troops and officers, and great despondency, in
that it is calculated tlhtt if Bolivar does not press
the siege it may last two or three months, if some
provisions sire brought from the islands, which is
not believed, because both the Dutch and the Eng-
lish protect emigration to increase their riches, and
thus it has happened that Csracua has received
the most distinguished families of Caracces and the
Millionaires, who were in all those provinces, only the
poorer class hsving remained. This emigration is
supposed to be the reason of Bolivar's proposal of.
new armistice, and whiTh he repeated yesterday, hut
he proposes no basis, and merely desires commis-
sioners to discuss it, and wl.om lie would meet at
Valencia ; but un answer has been returned that he

must propose somrthing, awl that till lie does ►n

4 Al the beginning of the month of ZoikautLl, to the
year 1136 1, 1921)i
" The Greed Visit., H■dtj Sabh-Pat ha,

no commissioners will be vent. The Asia iivilrd
to.day for Vera Cruz with the whole convoy."
MADRID, SEPTEMBER 6.

to WI Eseetteuey Count Nemeclruale."
FRANKFORT, ISRPTEMNER 15.
For a long time past the Foreign Journals have
settled the route which the King of England will
take. Not content with sending his Majesty. front
Calais to Paris, Brussels, and Frankfort, then to
they announce that he will go to Vienna,
and bunt on the estates of Prince Esterhazy. We
can state from iufonuation of an authentic stature,
which we have:teen/ed, that his Majesty will pro.
ceed front Calais to Brussels, from thence to Mentz
and Frankfort, sod will make but a very short stay
in any place. It is not even thought he will sleep
heir: se that all thut has been stated of the dif-
ferent apartments eneag,(l for him is a mere inven.
tion. The Kis% will not visit Berlin, but it ap-
pears certain there will be an interview between his
Majesty and the King of Prussia at Halberstadt.•—
Some pieparatiutis are bring made in the latter
town for the reception of the two monsichs.

This afternoon, after two o'clock, ■ most lively

impatience was manifested by the public to know
the answer given by his Majesty to the represent•t-
tions made to him requesting hum to he pleased to
return to this capital. This impatience was mani-
fested by the eagerness with which the people crowd-
ed to learn this answer. In this situation the follow-
ing notice from the Municipality appeared between
three and four.
Most EICtLIANT SIR-1 have laid before hit Majesty
your representation of the day before yesterday, full of the
firmest seal for the tranquillity of this capital, which was so
moth agitated by the events whirl you relate ; and his Ms.
jest', who always desires to return the sentiments of love and
respect of this heroic people, so worthily represented by
your Excellency, rommaods me to say, that he shall feel the
greatest satisfaction in returning to this city, which he will
do as soon as the state of his health permits, which is wow

BRUSSELS. sEPTEMBER 16.
A letter from Lyon., dated the nth of this
month, mentions that, from accounts received by
express from the frontiers of Spain, a rumour was
generally ciirillated that rxinforilinary events have
taken place in Arragon, Catalonia, and the king.
dour of Valencia, rrhich excited a great sensation
at I.juris, clutch has a good deal of intercourse with
Spain. We are also informed, Ilial on the 6th On
Order of the Day was published at Panipelona,
which slates that several regiments have arrived in
N 'vane to it IllfolVe the guriisoir, And that other
corps of troops' are directing their march upon
Arrugon, where the evil•disposed. have, it is said,
formtd the extravagant. project of proclai iii ii g a
republic.
MAMBVROM. SEPTEMBER 10.
Our public:ll viti1011:811tS circulate the must ex-.
traordioary reports here. In a certain event they .
portion out Turkey in Europe into three indepen-
dent kingdoms and a republic. 'rite first of these
kingdoms would comprise Bombs. Service, and
Bulgaria ; the second, M,ce►lonia, Thessaly, ■nd
Thrace; the third. Albania. Livedia, and the
Morea. The republic would be composed of all
the islands. The younger Princes of the great
dynasties of Europe Mould be placed at the bead
of each of these. kingdom,. We should bore that

improving, and which was the reason of his coming hither,
His Majesty is highly satisfied with the diilinguished vigil-
ance of your Excellency in maintaining public tranquillity,
and commands me to give you, in his name, his most grate-
ful thank,. God preserve your Eternality many year..
St. Ildefunsn, September 5, 1821. • BARBAII.