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SPANISH PAPERS.

PAILPCLUNA, NAT 14-
Yestembry, about !loom, abe famous Print, Don Isidro
Salina, WI, arrested on the mountain Ifsnei, only three
quarter. of a league from the frontier of France. Witb
hint were arrested Don Francisco Lartroti, formerly Cap-
tain of .the Ist regiment of Navarre; • former soldier of the
tame regiment ; sada gnideof the country, who samara-
Died Nina, Salta* barrio papers about him, and only
Ihirly-foor and • half pimp's. Laaoroti had no money,
but a few papers relative to his prounotioa in the army,
and a Proelsoistiondated Mb April, from Santa Crux de
Panspeso, addressed to the people. of Alava, Biscay, and
Gulpuscos.
etyma, maw If.

By a dispatch from Don Pedro Ike Mez, /Area the Firts
loststme, at Xeres de la Frontera, province of Cadiz, dated
Ipth instant, it appears that judicial proceeding arc institut.
ing by the Political Chief of that province, on account of a
amisplosey against the eoustitutioaal system, and to re-esta-
blish absolute government, in which are implicated foamy
penmen, nose of whom are arrested and others have fled, to
labs whom the most active and efficacious means have been
adopted. .

There are a gnat number of persons arrested both at
Xeles amid at Santa Maria. Among those at Xeres is t►e
Marquis de.Atalsys. It is knows that the guerilla leader
Pedro Zaldivar bas dal from Xeres to Gibraltar with 12,000
bard piastres.

CEUTA, MAT 7.*

Ateordiug to dispatches from our Cowan! at Trustier, we
find that on the 11th April Prince Muley Ali, the favourite
800 of filhaky Soliman, bad arrived is that city lo take 'Too
him the govevament of the province, and that in consequence
of his arrival order had bees restored in the whole of it,
except at Thurso, where some rebels still remained, but
That they would speedily submit, because Prince Maley Ali
was preparing to undertakeau expedition against that city,
On the same day (the 121 b) the Emperor Muhl Sulimes en-
tereel•New Fes amidst salutes of artillery and the acclaims-
None of the inhabitants. Maley Seed being completely
beaten and routed, retreated ialu Old Fez, bat all his trea-
sures, provisions, anniustition, artillery, sod baggage, fell
law the hands of Mirky Rahman% troops, who broke the
chaise./ above fifty of their party, among whom was the
governor of Tetuan, and set limn at liberty.
His Majesty Maley Sunman had signified to the lulls.
bites., of Old Fez, that lisslleared the. Me time of three
days to deliver up his nephew and the other rebela, with the
undeneendieg that if they did not comply, he would level the
•eity with the ground by means of his artillery, and bile
as quarter even to the children who might attempt tt
esimpa..

'KAMM, NAY MI.
A number of persons at Memia have attempted to renew
the seasdalows scenes of Barcelona, Cswthagens, he. Lists
"ark dVawa op, and.groups of perms. assembled with this
intention, bet their plass were happily frustrated by the rood
mom of the well-disposed Admin.
Is. the Sitting of the Cortes on the Mb, M. Arne&
grosgbt forward the tate unhappy events in the Philippi*,
lslasda, mid proposed that the Minister should be desired to
&e au account of them to the Cartes, expressing his me-
prise that no communication bad been made on the subject.
The Minister thought no imputation could lie upon him, em
gaged .ale was eighteen hoses its the day, if he dot not tom.
tauaieate all the crests In the Monarehy, except when they
were of such a nature that it was proper te.pwt the Congress
is immediate Pussessko of She facts. The Government was,
be used, at all 11111111•2 Mehl S. give the OMNI 111161.11110•14 a
Ape* every subject ow wheels they asked. Me afterward.
read the account which the Govera west had rcceived it( them
oecurreoces. He also rand plan for the better govssamest
of Mess isleatiwastA to proaists disk prosperity.—(Meffsd
peramyslo ilfsr)

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LONDON,
MONDAY, JuNg 4, 1521.

We have received the Paris Papers of Wed-
nersisy and Thursday last. They feel a pleasure
in repeating that the King of NAPLES entered
his capital on the tstli, and was "received with
the liveliest acclamations of joy by the inhabitants."
The movements of Monarchs are always thus
honourably distinguished. We verily believe that if
the Emperor of AUSTRIA were to visit Venice, the
newspapers throughout his dominions would have
the confidence to say that the Veattions received
leis Majesty with every manifestation of delight,
and )et t very one knows how the Austrian Govern.
went is detested in Venice and her teriitories. This,
indeed, is ■u extreme case, yet we recollect that
the Austrian army was said to have entered Naples
" amidst the jnyoussliouts of the people," and after
such a statement we use slow is give eredit to any
further declarations of popular enthusiasm. At all
events, if the statenseutv be true, the value of the
acclamations can be very easily appreciuted. The
city of Naples is said to enjoy perfect tranquil-
lity—the Austrian army is encamped in the environs.
The accounts front the East represent flue
Turkish troops as exercising the utmost violence,
rapacity, and cruelty against Clwistians of every
nation, in Constantinople and other cities of the
Ottoman empire. Smyrna mins to have suffered
extremely from the licentiousness of these bar-
barians. The insurrection of the Greeks seems to
gain ground throughout the Mores and the Archi.
pelago. The Porte is preparing a fleet in the
harbour of Constantinople, for the purpose of
again redveing the Islands to its dominion.

The French Five per Cents. were ow Wedoes.
day, 85 f. 20 c.,—Banik Stock, 1,570 f.

Spanish Papers to the g3d of May have united
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our office. Attempt. continue to be made irs
various parts of Spain to overturn the constitutional
system, and restore the tyranny under which that
fine country had so long languished ; bnt the
energy of the magistrates, und the activity and
courage of the troops, have obtained many signal
'twenties over the enemies of freedom. It is not
surprising that the masa of the nation, seeing the
frequency of such attempts, and feeling how dread-
ful must be the consequences should the con-
spirators become formidable in number., should
evince the liveliest indignation against all• whom
they may suspect of promoting a second revolution,
or of exciting a civil war in the Peninsula. We
lament sincerely the excesses that originate in this
indignant feeling, but the crime of the people
is of a far less atrocious character than that
of the individuals who strive to counteract the
beast: its of the revolution, and disturb the
tranquillity of the country, by organizing
bodies of armed men against the established fonts
of government. The pernicious activity of these
tetras was increased by the events in Naples, and
the hopes thence derived that the Allies would suc-
cour the King of Srssi, and miaow him to the
possession of his former authority. The Kura
himself too was generally believed to be favourable
to the enemies of the new system, but the break-
ing up of the Congress of Loybech, and the de-
termainition of the Allots not to meddle in the affairs
of the Peninsula, will, we doubt nut, dissipate the
band. of marauders that infest some parts of
Spain, and restore tranquillity to the country and
coolideace to the people.
Dutch, Hsmbu►gh, and Flanders Mails arrived
last night, with Papers, of various- dates dean to