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lewd tay after the expiration of some months, beeseee yth i
useful to preserve the life of the wife of one of the chiefs of the
happy at having succeeded, he thinks himself ay" '''
farther persecution, when the Spanish military a,,,b0„:1' ' , WI
flea to him either to return to the Inquintien ore, „;,.,e sloth
reap. Here it is an unfortunate father of a family, eg,;' "
been confined fur five months without cause, and having
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all his resources, sends away his wife and children, endgZ"..• NON 1
to his wretched existence with a cord (Saragossa) H '-"'"' piratic
Donth
is dragged through the street with a rope round hi:rely/4
habitants, militiamen, who are beaten with clubs, re shotl • ' much
out any ceremony, or who are suffered to expire of
n.,,,,„ they h.
famine in the prisons in which they are crowded (Toted. ' whole
another place the 11011.4 e of one is burin, the mpg and Niue., ' 110 tin
another torn up (A Inlay ; the property of a Royalist le ki,'" board.
whom hie humanity has induced to defend the life of - --v,,e. Earl
children in the cradle are not safe front the dagger of the 1a,..;„'
ithieyfaarect, nthladeye
hroianpirontstelefafiordifitledo4inionsof
aoflitbetheirafawdeuco
114,4i' "Il
alartnit
and b)
(Madrid); in alter places it is le the name of the • - habitat
authnveto ,
in centempt of the Sou-nip, that penecutiors are roe ~.. eyed, tt
notwithstaniliog the Comititutionalists promirer security fqr E: ' bridge.
and property, the possessions of those are confiscated wrie,... above i
avoid impruionment or death. single
At l'acia the prisons are full ; new Owes of confirm,. .
getting ready. The arrival of the Archbishops in that CI; At a
from calming the people's minds, has been the signal fie e. ; • were P
secutions. The oitp of Alieant has imitated these ' -• . —one i
etnitee.
ample,. Two hundred Liberals have been arrested. yli,,, -. relict
holden' sell their estates and emigrate to foreign count„, -. Mainw
merchants imitate their example: at Madrid, the principo LI. of tile i
are liquidating their acnionts.-temper
The Spanish journals are of little importance, king ~,,,,.. at We I
very rigorous censorship. The city of blathill affords no:-
either in the streets or the house,: the Magistrates harry= e',, A in
the public 'gainer a new kind of robbery. Thieves callings inform
selves Roy.' Volunteers,and wearing the uniform, enter the tr-
siwtreerireisicthts taltinhemyt
hatroeubscheinmnfombhela opearrerritoumndamerthernitenthernion
it
tahhteemKdiusaseretng,:enimeee;ithei
~.. hid be
certain
mon:ly
erepedu
dying foot passengers; but a few Jaye ago • can, ,e was ,t,dieabili
at eleven o'clock at night, and peoph inside robhnl. 01)
spect to the intrigues at Court, end a
oreteifstsPevtpreealellerelm"sesdp:tteeedebtlyionk'Rtiterbtiftess7thh"wtlic:
others pretend that
ties ; one would heirt;e:,aarmedndßounyioda:
phqauniisbictionin:
thean oilier,ansnes
Altar and the Throne eaimot be safe without the Holy retie
and oppose every idea of an amnesty, however limited. re.
Cerillo, the General of the Franciseeas, is at the heal,(,
party. Hence we oily explain the frequent meetings err the'.
ciscan Cotner:, the conferences of Father Canino with the lie. ' Mr.
Ambassador, the disregard of the Sovereign's orders in ...: , Gentler
of the Peninsula, the ielluence which continually thresher'. troduci
downridl of the Ministry, acid hindered the execution of el. lished I
orders of the Government: the secret (limbos.' of no pets,, would I
office, all known fur their absolute royalism ; the orders pie boos w
the Grand Ifni a isitors, /sc. : the Prelates to quit Mashid; lo The
the kind of exile of ('mill., and his friends sheer that tik 1,,, aceordi
things may change, and that the King may listen to prudent , A in,
eels of his Ministers, ,1 neither regiment left Madrid on de' leito cce
It is said all the Spanish mum will leave the capital, and Ike vldetl I:
French garrison will be augmented to 13,000 men. sprint
MADRID. JANI
Nothieg particular; we arc still in expectation of the -. anted
tend eft
amnesty, shich cominues to he discussed in the 3litistry.
Council, the Camarillo, and ryperially in the great Caere pirates
exertio. St. Francis, where Equia, l'aidemn. Father Clyde Rusks. interne other persons, known tnr their attachment to the counter:4m inay
tion, use to assemble.
cutup!y It is agreed that there exists a secret treaty between Franc, w has bet Spain, but the principal bases of it are not known ; only the en quirinp
any, in the direct or indirect means are spoken of, Which Fere Rao
to furnish to reconquer a part of the Spanick colonies It 3i.. motion
generally supposed that Ferdinand has made some engines: ... in the
the Balearic islands are mentioned : and, it is added, that thee `u hi
sion has excited some disputes with a Cabinet, whiclooppee,- enttled
The Notes of the Ambassadors of France and KIINkt wi.... island,_
Spanish Ministry, cruet. each other; the two Ambaseaden iv
and ono
good terms with each other ; but M. de Bulgari is more intin r. Mr.!
connected with the fanatic party among the courtiers of Itrfirr. SirEelv
who follow, in preference, the policy of Russia, though e..
France is nut very different.
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EAST INDIES. confer
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We have received a Fie of :Wards Couriers, to the,
of September, from which we copy the following:— liumbl•
comma
do dome
CALCUTTA, Are. It sincere
BENGAL Menton ('nor.—We are sorry to hest Deere- " In
trees accounts of the Bengal Indigo Crop. Perhaps we me r • my du:
in appearing by the word Bengal to confine the misfortune ;'• • mace i
Province, since it seems to be much more widely extended. It of the 1
universal, we believe, to the East of the Ileggieutty and I. we . in this
with a few niftily.; exceptions, and notwithstanding the nem sloe ere
vourable state of the Indigo crop about Benares, and in ate
the higher provinces, we suspect if all accounts be true the •:- dune u
cannot be 60 000 maunds of this season's produce in the made
Seed will be abundant and cheap, as the Ganges hm not moire t "In
to the westward.
Nusso El A:IAD.—A letter Nusseersbad menders that the rt. sherein,
.'' ewtoehh°4Tijeft;
did not set in till the Ifith, and that even as late as the kid dro
~ ~ . trite
sufficient rain bad not fallen to lay the dust, and not a pirMt - th
vegetation was to be saes. Our Conerpondent adds. tin •
Id yams he has passed in India, he never experienced such • ' gave Ilf
' fully hot and opproselve weather is the in wee between the • •' fennel&
ing up the hot weather and the setting in of the rains. Sir r - tribune
Ochierlony was still at Nusmerabad, and bad issued medial " Fu
That:lon to a masked ball on the 12th, mid on the 20th instant. tog to t
New Theatre which has twen built, together with a Tendieg .. the jut
and apartments adapted for imblic entertainments on a large • Dtheisi
was to be opened with the performance of the Heir at Law, Ira and ma
' which much amusement was anticipated, as distinguished AILIWII "Ti
had taken part. _ with th
THE Coro—ln our letter from the Cape of Good i ll.= elite nil
have received satisfactory intelligence of the safe arrival of sue ardour t
teal tub
' the shim that left India in Jaenary, February, end the ret
" A 1
part of blank.
telderati
There was no news of any public interest at the Cape, whet
this yes
letters left.
which 1
The settlers at Algos Bay were far from proeperous, nor
their prospects in any way improve: so that it appeared Prete'
it would soon dwindle into itreignificarce, if not become alter:- l
deserted. They felt the loss of Sir Rufarte Donkin severelY:'.
" To
during his Government at the Cape, every aid was rendereit:
in time of need : but Loud Charles Soineren take.. little or OI: 1
terest in their prosperity, and is so entirely engrossed withhn. i Repo
• his ti
log and running horsy, that he has epparently no time or into
et Cult
two so attend to the concerns of his own rare. Every thee
exorbitantly dear at the Cape; yet it Was certainly in an nor'-
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condition, as new buildings were springing up in all directions.
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new inhabitants continually adding to the old. The Comm-
. islet
from England were hourly expected, and great reforms are he
with es
from them preparatory to the introduction of the English
' .111.ailYwi.ee
which are molly much wanted.
Hensel
" We are moot happy to learn that the Diana stolen pecker.: aseCuALloC.UTinTgAaccoSTurntAalll
tPhAeCtiiimEtrt.ii—pTofhethcaiDrianatatta:—Jorsrnal r-
lies fr
coeds to admiration, stemming the rapid freahes of the river wit r • ern'
velocity, perfectly astonishing. She left Chandnaul (Meet ate.
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a. 'a. of Saturday, in charge of Mr. Anderson, the engineer. ••
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pp and by Mr. Branch Pilot of Mason of Serarripore, to MN it Aild d
his Excellency Colonel Krefting, the Governor; she la .ad not
natiered off the town for some time until- his Racellency lied $0 lied ir
embarked, when she proceeded sip to t:hineurah. The wharf- e Mes
I occupied, in running the distance from Calcutta to Chinsunh. levity
betweas six and seven hours. There was no flood, but Or the •• .
wary the freshes were very strong, running et the tam of n 10 o.
Ills
6 or 7 knots per hour, yet the steam butt moved up Owen,' —
against this extraordinary current, at the Rowe of 4 or I lima bi,;(;,
proof of bee speed that must be satisfactory to the most InFn bars,
we should think. In the afternoon the vessel returned to Syr bees
pore, where his Excellency and suite, with the rest of the per!'" _ .. 0,
landed, and partook of an elegant entertainment poi* : .
for the Occasion. The party returned to Calcutta on Sunday nets In t
in..
• mode
[From the Bombay Courier. Aug. 11, Mini • Now,
It is truly an affair of some difficulty to get up a new pro t 130
sober a paper of no news, in these dull and dreary tunes, 01, . :mad
dew is Dolluss going on amongst as but continued rain. ittn".W.,
_. ' ve m
Meknes, and the almost incessant tolling of the funeral hell ' '•• edge;
have completely exhausted the Intelligence from England- 11.. . • Mu.
!heals DO immediate itimpeet Of a new sods . pocrit
CALCUTTA. At• G. 24.—The libeenlity of Government ha's . - CFI
rover
Cantilmleatortmtenhet section
Aigra,on orwahMixTwilllislpaceede 4°(-y PlaeuconigkimWin°rsiceldipon..'t I::
it tl
.—enewee—.. tous
AUGUST MADRAS MARRIAGES. blot
On the 20th, at St. George's Church, by the Bev. W. rmi, - sty di
senior chaplain, Major ronry, 12th Light Infantry, to Ellen ELI . single
eldest daughter of O. Neale, Esq. Tad t
MADRAS BIRTHS. !! • • ea
• daughter.
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Ladyd of°tlCePt.Vrn. SeotW.t.Pl;* .... A.li:1:11i't11
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torp2se.tanelln Silreatnonje2udinah. ba• to.n2t4hthe reg. j.
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Norfolk), and the .21 et (Royal North British
Indies. The detachment of Royal African Colon',
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the Isle of %Viola. on illvredbeethne ordered to
iti'lrill'lll:rli‘kt'.it:Tc: ' ''tbgebii!
Wet :cgitirdinchettwil :as slofiri infantry,lle, rthei
al
hiss
tosei
Ineii embark
forrk l'm
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Foot, which were ordered to embark on hoard the .i,, .
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,thheavis.tsah.iled.2stfho,r Juanthis,i
Infantry, which were ordered to embark oar 'othir
Thomp,on, hzve sailed fun Corfu.
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