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London, England, 1819-08-17 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

DIIIRCT OF A I.DTTKR FROM MADRID, DATED

JULY 25. lel,.

" MY Man Fluxion—Yon have see. town my former
lettere what has been the result of the nootiny of the troops
wrleA wee. shoal to deport fit-Anterior: sq. hes witoiiihrd-:
to mistile. awl the troops and the people oirce more rajoy
that Haugetltify which, • Governewsd like ours produces,
mid which, I most conker, is some measure, resembles the
teartiolitity of she dead: Memoir, however, to Spain, we
do not 'Petite call together Parliament in order to suspend ,
a Pities. nom,. ; nor is there any necessity for the Civil
Mot -trate milting is she armed forces is order AO suppress
lievolistions, or what you roll Meting:. Iles, we do at the
egiumin_ that whirls you do at the cad, audio she extre-
mity of &stress: ibis is owe of the advantages of a des.
Perim. With yin, Is girder to impose a tax on the people,
it hi necessary it, have a Session of the Parliament, which
discusses the master at great length, anti in the end decides
by* majority : here we need to 410 nothing rise thaw to re-
past what was said at the creation of she world, lei it he
dome; and it is done; for the fiat of the Kiug, although it
has Not raffirient virthe to creak, has yet the power to de.
story and to execute; this is another advantage which you
Io sot possess.
* The grand expedition is once More ow foot. The me.
Oases troops have hers replaced; and they have made •
forced loan of 1,000,n00 of real*, in oriler to accelerate
the sailing of the txpedutioa. This mode of raising • loan
it **thee *desolate peculiar to our Governors..
ii The three thousand men which General Cagigal takes
oat, appear In he destined to. Veneaorla. Ilohappy coos.
try ! these make more than 30P00 men which have been
emit to these Provinces sines the consmeacemeet of their
revolotMo : is one word, all she troops which have sailed
foam Cadiz since the year 1810 hart lbw fhi her, and not.
withstanding that imposing force, sod all teat the earth.
quake of she 26th of March 1912 didla our favour, things
are ant one OM she better wow than they were before. The
people of Caraccas do not resenilde the other Americans :
they are not only more brave and enlightened, hit possess •
vocalist. perm ; and it is a fact, that the war with
•Veneaaela has cost us more than that wish all the rest of
America.—We shall now see what our friend O'Dooell will
do at Buenos Ayres : his force is respectable, but he bus to
tight with men who have beta at rest mace the year 1810,
sod who have had time more than staillicient to place them-
selves in a state to repel any attack that may be made upon
them. If V Is had bees during as equal period in
septet., I would. willinist kraut • prophet, tell what would
tie thr end of O'Donell and his troupe.
" Metier, appears to be tranquil, and the politicians of
this Court have much hope of the pacification of all the vast
Continent of America; but I believe quite the reverse. The
war may he prolonged fur some years, but the final result
will be in favour of the Americans: they fight for their
conatry and ifs freedum--we effect every threw with the
greatest difficulty, and this tomato last lung. Guatemala,
in my opinion, is the part of America which we shall he able
to preserve for many years, without any necessity of sending
niditional forces. Its inhabitants have manifested from the
hest their love for our King, fur our inquisition, and for our
istitutinos, whith the rest of the Americans seek to de.
.:coy. In Goat. meta there are scarcely any Stoutish troops,
tool Ilse Clergy are numerous and active, and the Gnatema.
tins are good Christians, humble, lovers of their King, and
devoted exclusively to cultivate the soil. This is site pro.
pie adapted for a colony, who cause no expense to his Ma.
jests', and who Neither desire nor pretend, nor ever will pre-
tend, to separate themselves from that Mother Country
teurn which they have received •• many 'benefits, and from
obich they will one day receive the suitable reward of their
loyalty.
0 I remain, kc."

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. AUGUST 19.
On Friday. at ten o'clock in the mar g, will
be celebrated • fune►al service in the church of St.
Roch. in honour of M. David, Captain of the Staff,
aid one of the Editors and Treasurer of the /w•
dependant Journal. It is not true, es has been an-
nounced. that his adversary the Officer of the Glades
du Corps has died.
It has been reported in the Ministerial circles
that Count Decases has had several interviews with
the Duke de Richelieu. This statement is not
nreurate; Count Decrees ha v ioited the Duke only
once, and no conversation took place between them.
iiistmilch as Count Decries alone spoke.—(LA
Qaotidientet.)