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footing of war. But it will be asked, why leave a
slops of observation on the frontiers, if it is molds.
'ermined to declare war against Spain ?
sore would seem to be an inevitable eppseptence
of the conduct hitherto pursued. In ironic* were
mgaiiised those hands which are now alesaliding
some provinces of Spain; France is their heinf-
quators; from FranCe.aattritaiiaJouselals SUM Call.
. ..tanTty
.a.s rted, these bands have terrived toms, mo-
ney.and clothing. Is it surprising that the constitu.
'metal troops should regard us a hostile soil, that in
•Idellieh. their enemies have been•recriiited. enrolled.
• • find pod ? Can it be wondered at 111114 adopting a
• • r neutrality similar to thnt which flits bees, 'Marrerol
inwards them, they should not scruple to commit
• hostilities on the French territory ? This case
• ought to have been fon/seam fur it might nitiurally
have presented itself to 11w mind. The Commit-
tee of Eguia, and the travels of Qaesada. have rens •
• dead the corps of observation iiiihapensable. The
insurrection excited in Hiseay, Catalonia, and Ns-
'nitre, places France under the necessity of sustain.
nig the surplus, a expense occasioned by maintain-
ing an army on the footing of war.
However, there is a wide difference between the
rooinienance of a corps of observation and the torsi-
S4Oll of Spain. To some heated imaginations it op-
provenly necessary to pass the frontier in order to
ailbjegrate the whole Peninsula; but wild declama-
tion will avail but little against the voice of expe-
rimer, and the common interests of security and
which •are so well understood by the
-European Cabinet*. It it not probable that Frolice
will iticosiaiderately engage in war with a touiiiiy sib
11,01 defrusl.ll by its arountainsi its climate, and the
inviorthle obstinac/ of its inhabitant.. We know
there exists a wish to declare war against Spain,
nod !we know what wild hopes have been formed
respecting that wart but we ptacr faith in the pru-
driow of those •Ito have to &Title the question, and
for that remota we are for from regarding such a war
as iiirvitabln.

'From the Journal de Paris.)

A Royal ottlinnaive decreer, that the sanatory
measures established on the I tiers of the Pyre.
ia.res brine now without an object, shill cease from
liar IA nl October, and maintains the troops which
were employed tire cordon as a corps of einem.
tion for the urniec.iiiii of the inhabitants of that
lowlier. The expressions of this Ordinance do not
appear calculated to leave soy pretext to the hopes
lilit•e Vito coniioue to cell
for war between two friendly indium and allied
crowns. lf lu this a irciinisrance We approximate that
Of liar measures adopted at Gibraltar 10 remove every
emigrunt conspira•iir, that alio of the approaching
arcognition of the Spinach Ambassador by our Go.
.irernMent. and Mildly, that of the cool edict ions lately
41011hati•d.111 liar ;01.rflailia• of the Alo@iteur, which,
imhtwaiwit the warliie fancy of certain, Journals,
&apt la the reel troops which the Quotidienne bad
firatiraral for the south. we skull be satficiently aa•
t bat incil ,to. mire tha,lnanaers of car. of which a
Orly does not Nara to bilk. Besides. whatever
story he Ihrplrem fin- this pony. i.
not deailitral. A Journal. some bile ;Igo, urged as
to give same explanations oast the funds. Here
they Of. on she day that the neespopers sinnotniced
movements of troops towels the south, there was a
seosilgo depreseion on the exelainge. The day un
which the Journals. believed to be Iliniaserial. con-
tradicted Wave tuovemeista. and the sense which was
attached to them, their was a rim..

M. (..:11apire. Director of tiro Telegrophi is order-
ed too eotabliolo u trlcirupluc lute betwerts Patio out!
Volyouroc.

ILIDRID, SEPTICNIIM 18.

fly order of the Knit. vatrwits change. Wave token
plAce its the comings's' of ?Outs of tier army coy*.
ams Garcia Salt.; llotaurary Cumuli:miry of Wu'
Doss Autouin SAttchs s. pui4iter t.. his Majp,ty ;
1)on Loretszo Goons's. Allusistustra•or of Le Alms-
; Uouns 11,1/1 Cirr..llllllll C•rbonell ; Don
Louts Chasm a Iteepor of the litotes wordrohe ;
Dun Pedro Roans.. Surer of his Nlajeoy'r T...-
very, and rieveral other alooinguolted ilemissave,
accused of conspiracy ogattost the urinnal
iiiii
ey•tetn, have been auto I by the ierrstosial
•usliettee of the pew/slice, owl the Judge of Fir.t
ltwatice of 11ladritl, to appear fueling • ttibuurl of
justice in the spoor of woe flays.
Among fbe to tividu.da who attended the day be-
fore yeeterd.y at w ruleinis service celebrated tit me-
mory of the victim, of the 7 h of July. were the
Portuguese Miui,ter mud the 'thunder of the Unit-
ed Stairs.

The King has appointed Gen. Baron Don Alvaro
Maria Cltriroir to i.e Governor of Ceuta ; Brigadier
Don Befll,llllo Gonad°lain to he Consunander of the
Province of Altneirn ; Dun Antonio Merscosichitii
to he Politico' Chief of Toledo: and Don N. Mao-
ri:pie to I,e Political Chief of Zatnura.
Au official report of the Conituandini-General of
the Province of Mew., doted fr tliot city the
13th ammo, contains a detail of the successive nil-
vantages obtained on various points of that district
by the couststotiosisl troops over baud. of the fac-
tious.