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London, England, 1822-12-10 00:00:00

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it mit A perhaps, have succeeded, bat for the
affair alt 7th of July, at Madrid ; but sine* that
time the Patriots are on their guard, and will eel
let themselves be deceived : every Community is a
zealous spy on the machinations of the conspirators.
and watches the operations of the GoVernment. not
only at Madrid. but in the provinces. 50,006
tdpeniards have formed a bulwark against tyranny,
sisal hero sworn to die Whir thou OM to it; et all
events, they would draw a groat part of the nation
with them. and make a war with k foreign power '
interminable.
• The accounts from the provinces contras the
concentration of all the forces of the sth district
Vittoria, where Torrijos was 'still on 26th.
Those from Saragossa are the 24th. Mina had
titian oo the 20th at Aria, and the Royalists were
isi .the• utmost disorder though they were taking
•:,neasorea to defend Urge,. The Constitutional
rwenersil had demanded. at Balaguer some pieces of
"Illeavy artillery, and it was generally believed that
• Vie place could not hold out long. A battalion of
re voluntary militia of Sarragossa marched on the
)(sdi for Calatayud, General Velasco not having
• judged it prudent to waken the corps before
where the Royalists obstinately defended
fhenstelves. Six thousand recruits are to arrive on
81h of December at Saragossa, where they are
In be exercised with the greatest diligence and
sent to jnin the army of Mina, which now consists
of 25,000 men, including the garrisons of the for-
-yews, and 2,000 militia under Costa. In conse-
quence of the dispersion of the.bands of Csktiloniti,
those of Arragor. use reinforced ; but it is affirmed,
its snots as Torrijos has received some further rein-
forcements, he will detach 3,000 men towards Sara-
4,ossa.
AUGSBURG, wo,ksitsett 99.
Letters from Corfu of the 4th of this month,

still report the surrender of Napoli di Rumania.
tress has been received from Missolunglii, that
Omer Vrinne, Pscha of Arts, had advanced to-
Tigris Vrachori, but that he had been defeated.
oogssA, NoTENDER 9.
Accounts from Tißlis of 20th September, say,
the Persians are negociating with the Turks, and
that the Tseatv of Peace is on the point of being
'concluded. Colonel Wright (of the English army)
lately posted through this country on his return
.from Persia. He brought the same intelligence ;
but as nothing is yet known of it at Constantinople,
it does not appear to be certain.
ALGIERS, OCTOBER 7.
A serious difference has arisen between this Re-
, gelbcy and the United States of America in course-
wiener of a mistake relative to etiquette. The
American Consul, taking • ride on horseback out
of the gate of the city, met the Aga (or Chief Ms-
oeister). The custom in such a case is to alight and
~euffer the Minister to pass. The Consul, however, '
:Ignorant of this custom, rode on : he was immedi.
:•tely attacked, pulled from his horse, and very ils.
!treated. He demanded satisfaction for this out.
►age, which the Dry refused. The Consul, in cow•
s•quence, drew up an account of the insult which
he had received, caused it to be signed by several
European Consuls, and embarked the next day for
Alahou.
♦ERONA, NOVEMBER 23.
The King of Naples still lives very retired, and
sees but few visitors. The report that be will go to
Vienoa keeps its ground.
Among the measures expected to be adopted by
the Congress, they report great restrictions in the
'liberty of the press, as far as the joormils are con-
, cerued, both in Italy and in the German Statra,
..loch have representative Comititutioos. On • the
utliPr hand, Certain foreigu journal. will be strictly
prohibited in Rums, Austria, and all Germany.
MSTENCE, NOVEMBER 2d.
The Committee for the Navigation of the Rhine
M. yet doom nothing, because two great Powers
(erusini and the Netherlands), whose Plenipoten-
tuiries sit iu the Committee, cannot agree.
• _ BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 5.

It it said the Second Chamber of the States Ge-
neral will be adjourned for some months, probably
towards the new year. The law on patents will be
find discussed.
The small pox coolipues its ravages et Amster-
Sixty.childreu died in the last fortnight of
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