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eriskh might be loemmiaten. t bit the prisseiplet uteri
security of the cotlititutjeres, • ailt.,alie
that his MaadVed &mild have 'Offered lb niM
to be .made use of a a liiififtelitiiin for itivOB4
sod disgracing his country, nod have siastralised
the anima of defeodiiir the:haat of tlikkingthilif
by the Proclantatias in' whirl be charged lamas:
jot" zle receive the Austria& is 110 pill Allieat
05ia:,44.. to such: ekii'went4; addiits "
to the Klee es the eagle' of the eiribrof the
11140614"
of these -truth will sot thoileieh the bitter peige
nil kly with which, if ha of osiersll4
of generous or manly sprit, they• most ocesubles.
ally intrude upon his ii bib NOMA& •oreillllll
lion. His MAJNITT says, "It was foe the porppse
of avoiding these evils thit he had employid his
cares ; but hostilities," be NV., " have been com-
mitted by our troops entrant
'tied in contempt ef my Proclitillifia of Ili
23d February. The troops or my eugiiit'Alliia mt=.
tge'lkiiiielgisi bid deelared
lu this ere meshed the gewaroes and paternal ea
of tits eacelleot Kate: Illevins •in the first ii,
@tante misled his subjeeb' by his own ales& pee:
shill of adhering' to the niiir dotiffittitiini,-he'thei
combines with forigit Power to outrage and in.
Qiide hit coontrY ; and the &Itch' Offfotelio trisissitf,
4ielisesikaiii. fee ais..yeein •
to a foreijrn yoke; pr62lllllllr7dreft•da' foe Ale
ie-
fare and lionaref his 044; ad Mir Weidesi' io
. devising the mums of atsalleisr•objecta se highly
isepertent.
We noticed remelt'', the 'tattier& made in tlfe
French* Pejserri, th'st
refs had dis.ippeared iadmediately en the execu-
tion of the Hillary Ceilidiflati'of.cipelL Salt
attempt is now made in the sis& Papal to Kirin&
its **ale degree for' the stsence of 'Genera,' Pie%
whom they accuse of }Zarin—
Oa the 2 ist of tact weiath, etiriltiCoff with hills
406,000 diteiti of pistfie Mersey. Wi'do not
think this story probable. The sudden and net.
expected reverse of the' Ovid hopes which Central
Papa must have indulged; and the eircesestatice •
Of his having been siiiiPleyed durth*the Short 'ire.
lied of the campaign at a considerable distance from
tile capitol, innistisive'lift 'ettitinr tithe-nor op-
portunity to provide himself so Addy. for a distant
'twitter. We must, hoWeier; Coirfeirl,• thlit vise
should be hetier pleisecl to have tile. tri iin the
hands of General Pare then in those-42e.. Attu.
Snail
The news from Mehemet- received throegh'
11-yens represents in the citadels .?
Alerandria and Turns ai still minas, to acknow.
ledrethe ancient fOrm pf
.Gdieirinseitt, it is also
stated that the Prince de Cattielelo.hes returned
to Tiffin froth Nereus, at thir had of General La.
troops.
The lest advice' from Madrid weed mein to
intainiike that the 'party id Who ore opposed
to the existing form of govensoteut • begiu to spew
very considerable activity, Ind. it **fest' rid d thit 'a
plan was formed for enabling- the "Cum, by the
seizure of the most infiuentiel Metsrb*rs of the
Cortes, and the energetieexertise of military force,
to resume his former authority. This Own, with
others of a similar nature, hap been frustrated by
its having been discovered. The-effairs of Naples
and. Piedmont being now arranged. the Allies may
probably be induced by their past success to bend
alb ete of pity upon the King of SPAIe, and lind
hint sortie Insistence in polishing. the audacity of
the'Sperliards in presominktoeSpire to the posses-
sion of liberty. No ingenuity- or power of reasoning
ealdraw the slightest shade of dertinctiou between
the rein:Action in Spain stidthat whieh, in imitation
Of so glorious su ehtamiele, ditieffetted in Naples.
'the Allies, therefore sin against consistency of
conduct and principle, if, having oppressed Nis-
Ors, they suffer Spain to erijoy the- consequences
of her guilt. We believe that the Attics at one
time very seriously entertained the notion of 'north-
ing troops into the Peninsula, and that they applied
to the Court of the Tuileries to unite with them in
this object, or, at negro* give Austrian and Rus.
sien troop* • free russege through France. We col-
leet the former from tint tern s% of the Note of the
liointati Ministry etn.cerning the revolution in
Spain, and the tatter from an expression contained
in a recent declarabon made by the Court of Framer,
pit dilich the K trio sett' that: he will not stiffer:
the tett.tories of Franceto be used ((irony purposes
inconsistent with the indetendenee of 11/010110. Dc.
Ovations of this.nat tire are never made gratuitously
by Governments, mini the appearance of such an
etigsgemetit at the present Moment offers a pre-
ileteprive a.anrance that it was tamed by air ap-
plication upon the part of the Allies to the Court
of France to time effect of that which we have men-
tiotied.

We hose received Lftbow Papers to the 24111
asst. The sittings of the Cortrs contiour trip-
larly, without affotUrng soy [natter of intere4t.

The following intelligence is Said to have been
veceifed hS ex ore-s from Paris Ii
" lutelligeare from Naples had beer received at Paris by
telegraph, stating that, ou the mains of lbw 14th of March,
the Lae:arum assembled tumultuously, and would have
murdered all the members of the sect of Carbunari that
*weld be found, but fur the lot lion of the Austria...
On the 25th tranquillity was agaiu perfectly matured.'

Yesterday the Duke of Voia visited the Prin-
cess SOPHIA.
YrStArday the Ddke •nd Duchess or CLARENCE.
accompatiied by the Poincras AUGUSTA, omit to
hew.
The Docheas of Kew?, we regret to soy. Con-
tinues confioed with a cold. Her Royal Hogivotaii
recrived a YtEt yestelday from Palace LEOPOLD.