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SPANISH PAPERS.

SATONNI. AUGUST 10.

We hove just received ■ letter from Iron, dated
yesterday, which, refe►►ing to news from Madrid,
brought by an extraordinary courier, who posited
through Bayonne yesterday foe Paris, gives us the
following detail.:—
“ The Patriots hare at length trionspbed. The following
are the new Ministers whom the Kiss chose in the sight of
bib of this smooth :—Loprs Bases Minister of War;
Eva►isto 545 Miguel, Minister of State; Gum; Minister
of she int►rior; Martiors (tats Treasurer), Abair*, of
Flouter; Felepe Navar►o, Minister of ibe Colooies ; Pisan°,
!Minister of Grace and Jessie', Capas, Minister of the
Marine.

" This seatiaatioe has fialilkd the wisbes of the Patriots,
whose joy is without bounds; it oast be allowed, however,
that the career of Sae Miguel, • Caloriel in the army, sad
one of the editors of the Espectotior, has been briniest ; for,
at the state of the insurreetion in the isle of Leoa, be was
Chief of the Stalf of Siege, with the rack of Liceteaaati.
Colonel; but his telesis are iscontestible.
" The Lug has also bees induced to confer the continued
of Navarre ea 01110111 Mies, sad that of Coulee's us
General ISallesteroe.
" These two Doesleatioas, joined to the sew Ministry, will
calls, we hopaoill arreeiwesa. If the same of Haling:los is
respected is the whole Peskiest*' that of M iaa will en less
inspire awe into Qweinatla. It is hoped that the sew Minis-
try will save the vessel of the State from the shipwreck that
thresteas 11.

Our accounts from Madrid furnish the following
particulars :
" Our situation does not improve the diseonteat sod irri-
feline of people's minds, or account of the conduct of the
ling, the distrust in the G meat, the allictiog accounts
that arrive mrecessively from Catalonia sod Armes, the joy
which the Liberals see impressed in the etiontessmees of their
adversaries, all seem to bring as toward., • crisis, the result
of which comsat be foreseen. la g e 1, efficacioss mea-
sures are rolled for to suppress the revolt
" We owe the aratiouanee of public tranquillity to the
fears that are entertained of seeing this capital delivered op
to disorder, but there had nearly bets a disturbance a few
days ago.
" Ow Tuesday, at half-past Sec o'clock, some stomps were
throws from • window in the Palace, at two *catboat' on the
opposite side, which excited the greatest indignation to the
soldiers du duty, chi. fly composed of militia. The Com-
mistier 'wombat,ly reported this insult to General PaSalim,
poiating out the window from whirl. the stones were thrown,
sod aserrisg him it had been dune by a woman. On investi-
gating the maitre, it appeared they came from the chamber
of Madame Lope, Lady of H to the Infanta Donna
Francisca d'Asir, and were thrown by a aempsiress who was
at work there, but was not one of the establishment of the
Palace. She was arrested. The King being iufornieil of it,
ordered the affair to be investigated, and all those to be
polished who should be found to have been concerned. Titus
in some degree appeased the militia and the garrison.
" Oa the 3d the same insult was repeated, the utilise!s
being struck by a bottle and some old shoes, thrown from
one of the windows of the Palace. This time the author of
Ibis insult could not be discovered. His MajestyMs ordered
that airy servant or other person inhabiting the Palace, who
shall throw soy thing from the balconies or warriors of the
Palace, shall be immediately dismissed from his service, mad
punished besides as the ease may require.
" The King has signed as order to call out the "bole of
the active militia, composed of ty regiments, *high
may amount to about 40,000 men; of these, however, 14.000
are already ander arms. This measure (says the Spectator)
was ladispensable, considering the effrontery of the enemies
of the system, who proclaim the reign of despotism in the
frontier provinces, sad also the assembly of the Preach
troops on the frostier., wader the pretext of a sanitery cur.
doe, when there are .o symptoms of any epidemic in Spain
but the rage of the Ultras of Europe.
" The Government has also ordered to be embarked at
AI/rains the fine balladeer's of the regiments of the Crows
sad of Gallieis, and also of the active militia of Xerra de la
Pronters. They are destined fur Catalonia.
*Great activity is observed in the arsenals of Seville and
Segovia.
" It is not known how the Government thinks to meet the
extraordinary expenses which the pelmet striae of things
demands. Hitherto we see only • decree of August 1, con.
formable to that of the Curies of 29th lune last, uideriog the
emission sad sale 6(13 millions of real*, at 5 per cent. The
Government has published a notice that it will receive pro-
posals op to September I. Some are said to have bees made
by foreign bankers, but of a very unfavourable nature.
Another decree opens a credit of 50 millions fur the Miais-
ter of the Marine, to be exclusively employed its building and
equipping the 2'7 ships of war decreed by the Curls. on
21st June last.

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" A forced loaw of 200 usillioes is also Milted of, but the
effect which the mere rummer has occasioned mast eoavioce
the advocates of ibis project of the fatal consequences that
might attesd it. It is therefore in Auriga cooutries only
that Mimic will dad the resources of which it is uuw iu
owed.

The acissuits from the provinces seem to indicate fede-
ral views, if we may believe the seem circulated by the Con-
onateros, for it was affirmed this levering that Barcelona had
assembled tbeproviacial &potations/ sad the municipalities,
in order to 'pugilist a particular eoverament, sad devise mea-
sures to destroy tbe factious, because the Govintmerd at
Madrid had beer deaf is lbe repeated solicitations of the
Bareclosese. Similar symptoms have manifested them.elves
at Takao:is, which is ibreatnied withal, lambskin by the royal.
of Tr The accounts from Cadiz sad declaims.,
lilt, prevail*, likewise dews cortair

lendenrY to the (anal 'Yates'. If all them etatmarats,
which appear to as to come from good oolhaellYs wee well
founded, the disimolutino of the Governmeut might be appre-
hended. The Provleeisl juatits of Vittoria. Naos, Tolosa,
and St. Sebastian, have adopted, nu sceenot of the beads of
Insurgents Ilia infest thom provisces, measures of govern-
ment aod administration, without laying them hefete the
Government at Madthl fur its appeebatioa.
" The news from the provinces certeisly stow that lime con-
aliintiosslists have obtained decided advautagee over the
royalists at Oleos. Malmo, Osteirich, Berea, wad &deo"'
and that the royalists are concentrated at Urgel, which cane
not be besieged for want of • sufficient force. The royalists
have, however, gaiued great advantages is Armpit ; after
taking .Iffiequimscust, they blockaded Lel ill*. Some of
Qiie4ada's parties had appeared on the frontiers of Arragon,
and excited mach alarm. We have atm new stemmata from
Biscay, and those from Navarre are se contradictory, that it
is difficult In form an accurate opinion. Accuama from leen
say, that 600 of Quesadies troops were completely beaten un
the Ith, Iwo leagues from l'empelosa; and the letters from
that town of the same day lay, that Quem-ida's troops have
surprised in Ike marinate of Zuberi 60 of the constitution.
allots, whom they killed or took prinonirn. We expect the
tkvemal changes are announced in Ike army of the
faith. Colusel Cobras is said to be appointed Cinamnauder
of it."

GERMAN PAPERS.

FROM THE TURKISH FRONTIERS, JULY 23.

The new ilospoilor of Moldavia is appointed. It
is John Siourdsa. Bojar of Jassy. The Greek Cal-
mar-an, who Wall hitherto in Jaysy, has been taken to
Consimutinople. The fate thatrieuits him there may
be easily guesse.J._
_ . .

The i'inlitippy Greek firgitires now leave in whole
troops the Russian states, where all hopes fur them
are vanished. They are in the most deplorable si-
tuation, and destitute of every thing. Hence we
may see that the accounts spread in foreign Jour-
rode, of societies formed for their relief, which were
even stated to have contributed millions of roubles,
were wholly unfounded, like so many other., of
which those on the spot raw directly the reverse.
The nrcounts from ihe Pelopotinerus, and of the
'death of the Capitan Pitch'. so revived their courage,
that 185 Hydriots and Spessiots, who were at
Odessa, immediately resolved to sell their ships, and
to make on foot the long journey to Ancona (as they
are not admitted at Trieste). They have already
passed the frontier., and •firm that 2,000 Greeks
will follow, all resolved to return home by this long
journey on foot, to expose their lives fur their
religion and country.

FRANKFORT, AUGUST 9.

The Oriental Spectator affirmed that Napoli di
Romania (which was said to be taken on the 30th
of May) was still in the hands of the Turks on the
30th of June, but that it was closely pressed, and
had commenced a negotiation for a capitulation.
Letters from Alexandria of the Bib June say,
that there have been some cases of plague among
the lowest cies!, but as the hot season was far ad-
vanced it was hoped that it would not spread.
Letters from Cyprus say, that the Egyptian
troops encamped lii the interior of the island had
mutinied; they left their cantonments, and plun-
dered as they passed several villages, Turkish and
Greek, without distinction ; then they entered Lar-
flies, where they committed same excesses, but
M. de Eigny, a French commandant, being
happily on the spot, owed them by his firm-
ness. He has consented to remain some time
longer. Two Consulates have been forced to
remove; the French have means of defence. Means
have been found to send sway some hundred■ of the
mutineers. M. Mechein, the French Con•ul, has
had two conferences with the Commander of the
Egyptian troops, and the good understanding that
prevailed between them gave reason to hope that
the result would be favourable.—(Frankfurt Pa-
pers, August 10 )

YIEPINA.
Asiust 1.-111rialligoes, 79 ; Bask Shelia, 787 3 10
3.-31etalliquess, 74; Bask Sharps, ?8815
(Austrian Obserre►, Aryout 4.)

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, AUGUST 15.

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Yesterday the King presided at it Council of
Ministers. The Minister at War was not present.
A private letter from the frontiers of Spain, dat-
ed the 7th August, contains the following intelli-
gence :---

" Vick has been reinforced by 3,600 men, most
ardent monstitutionalisto, from which the Royalists
perceived the necessity of prening that town close-
ly with an imposing force; General Milan., con-
vinced of the impossibility of resisting, proposed to
capitulate, and offered • considerable sum for leave
to retire to Barcelona; bat the answer IA as, that he
iitould not leave the town except for the purpose of
being conveyed • prisoner to Urge!. At Vick bread
is three francs a pound, • glass of water twelve
sous; it is impossible then the Liberals cau main-
tain their post fur soy length of time.
" 1 he Royalists have obtained possession of ire-
Dimple, in A rrigon, so shit they are now toasters
of all Arrugon, and also of Cstalnttis.
" The salt mines of Cardona are also in the power
of the Defenders of the Faith, and such a ferment
prevails in Barcelona, there is no doubt the gales
will soon he opened to them."
rust/S.—Five per Cents. 93 fr.; Rank Stack, 1,020 fr.
A private letter from Madrid announces that
M. Palarea has been appointed Political Chief of
that city. The Desert:psi:tidos applaud the nomi-
nation of this Lieutenant-General.

The Editor of the Courtier des Spectacles. M.
Lepage, has been sentenced by the Seventh Cham-
ber of the First Instance to be imprisoned for
th►ee months, and to l•ty • line of 1,000 francs, far
having violated the law of July 9, 1919. which pro-
hibits Journals from treating of political matters.
wile's they have obtained permission from the King.
and given proper II(4.131 i ty.

WOREMORRO. AUGUST B.

It is affirmed that a person of rank belonging to
one of the embassies to Constantinople, has written
to a commercial house in Odessa, that, according
to a report generally circulated in the suburb of
Per., the Reis Effendi, after an extraordinary
council of all the Grandees of the Ottoman em.
pire bad been holden, transmitted to the Ministate

IMMaiMINII

THE BRI.TI S H I'.RE S S.

eempared of members frees she nurthern or from the need.
.n peuviarts, bet from bosh. " The ateersts from
Tv. Prevident and Vice-President of the &Teary rat views, If we msy bel
chosen by the members themselves out of their own asseeres, for it was alSr
assembled the province
The Itegerq shall have thrre offices of Secretary of in order to appoint • pal
rte foe the Abirs of the blurrier sod nuance, oar fur sum to destroy the fa
Mee sad Waesed the third for she Affairs of Justice Madrid had been deal
iron; sad the matters which appertain to each of Barcrlonese. Similar ,
stpantessal• invectively shall be transacted in the at Yaleseis,which lathe
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