The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-05 00:00:00

__ which is openly manifested in many places
to execute the orders of the Ministry. A kind of con-
of for the purpose of a new srmy ; but it is not
of the country will be pleased with such a

• courier has arrived at Madrid from Lisbon,
news that • very serious and extensive conspiracy had
-d just as it was on the point of breaking out ; that
had been dismissed, that the King had ordered the
several persons of distinction to be arrested, and that
to be brought to trial. These reportsneed confirmation.
need
to be organised in the provinces. Those of Murcia,
and IA Mancha, are the most numerous, consisting of
to MO men. The popular spirit mentioned in the pre-
, turzinnes to manifest itself. The King has sent repeated
in Toledol l'uenca, and other cities, for the authorities to '
c liberty all persons confirm! without just reason, but the
e refuse obedience, and threaten vengeance on all who oppose
will. A rich merchant at I 'alatayud had a son • Liberal, who
escaped, they wreaked their vengeance on the father: they
his snagazine, and threw him into the flames. Three
the army of Itallasterm, on their return to their homes,
_ night In a town four leagues from Madrid. The people
informed of their arrival, went to their lodging to oblige them
,te the town immediately. hie of them lodged in the house
person well known as a zealous Royalist, who thought he had
- sufficient to protect the Liberal ; bin he was mistaken :
took away the officer. and pillaged the house.
who sensed at Madrid a few days ago. states, that he
I in Murcia by a corps of AI NI men, well armed and
composed %mutely of disbanded soldiers. The OM-
-4 this band addressed the traveller and said to him, " Sir,
are going to Madrid ; let the King know that Cole-
• • • • is the chief of the band which you have net
I that e and nmy other officer' who have been
withouth pay, and without means of subsistence, see
infest the roads, and to desolate a country which they
• defended." The Duke del Infantado, Nfotiber of the
- the organisation of the army, has presented a plan
which has not at all satisfied his Majisty. It is
that Agents from the American Independerm are in the
and raise recruits among the disbanded military. All
ten were dismissed at nine o'clock in the evening of the
resumed their functions an hour afterwards. The reason

t of Independence which
refusing to execute the on
. , is spoken of for the
y the inhabitants of the
re.
It is affirmed that a meet
'aging news that • very
discovered just as it era
Ministers had been disc
... and several persons I
y Wirt to be brought to tv
continue to be organie
beam, and I.s Mancha,
• 31St to 400 men. The
,ing, ontimies to manila
to 'l'oledo. Cuenca, I
at liberty all persons
plc wfuse obedience, ant.
beir wilL A rich nterchan
. ring escaped, they wreak
lire to his magazine, at
ulcers of the army of Rail
.assed the night in a town 1
. 'ng infomted of their arri'
leste the town immediate
f a prison well known as
effiuerfee sufficient to prot
e people took away the of
A person who arrived at
s stopped in Murcia by
lipped, composed into
ander of this band adder,
lare going to Made
• • • • is the
'th ; and that he ant
iicharged without pay,
deiced to infect the roads,
ight have defended." 1
• Meet for the organir
the subject, which has
• 'rod that Agents iron
pmts, and raise recrui
• 'Ministers were theme's
but resumed their II
this is unknown.
AMEA
We have received
clusiee. The folio*
The President, inhis In
eility of an, undzratandi
. king of pending neve
Foy these and
to of bout parties, a
itish 6overnment, whit
L"
IMP(/'
A rumour has been aft
r. Rush has made an in
the English Cabinet,
ere prepared to join En;
the Holy Alliance, up
cab Republics. We cot
ly this, but that Eng
1 further attempt* on
ise this country. The.
defend from foreign as
',gland is jealous of Ale
has formed on our wee
nglish Cabinet a subject
A Treaty of Alliance
nited States and Great I
tually at sea, prepared
y the Holy Alliance, to
th Anierica—aueh a
e probabilities of the In
A nieetiug has been ail
• the means of at
Tin Richmond Anquir
systematic esialysis ul
we Made soma extracts
their remarks on that
late colonies, go far
ye tumour, that a cm
erg sew Government an
pt which it is suppose
• di American Pros inc
It may nut be amisii
Sable mauve, we ha
n we sre, that the
anion out in any en
shores of the Weser
of the league whir
Editors of the
our attention. M
• famireer which a
sisochesion of theme
chalked out tdwan
y spirit, which is wort
*hey also take occasion
to of candour, if we di
esteem and veneratio
Jim and dignified. T
*crime responsibility
erica."
On the first subject of
•n y, they go on to say,
Ist. We are told t
• indary lines with Ore
• power—to orree
.cannot be effected
hem citizens their ri,
points may be adjus
• t the loot. We sine
ned to us. All the Su
► ich border on the wan
•jtet. They have a r
ton their beluga'. 1
slept—how sensitive
Great Britain. ; we es
inment of out wishes
t?—And what have
I I t smite other great in
Lty our wishes befo
•• nor indignant
• We must not pee
th her; but trust to tie
The Editors conclude
6 We approach the la
• of the present stem
4 • es of the Greeks—he
affairs of Spain. lie
those of Europe;
!of the Holy Allies
it is then the Preside
• mates that Spain ma
. (and by parity of ri
▪ / hat thee if the AR
it' as the manifests
United States,' and
R lane tome, with It
This strong Lingual;
sated to use it, at t
whieh he has receive
s judge of the propr
the President has Ti
the Allied Powers a
-conquer the free lit
• ; to extinguish the
lbs fagot Spain
ty on this design, bu
ee nation of Europe
at
she has intimated t
ws ~ for the sake
et States in searing!
O-
globe. Suppose the
be our stand, lest
• e next to be devours
de To bury this info
? To sound no
he ' the Powers of Eu
ter owe) ports. we thin
with tbe.Powers o
fro
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to 4,11
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od • not to embn
fibs t to molest the
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republic authorities
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