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proved by •üb+equeut
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lion, that thiN *Salmis scOu , n
.fialliskbe re-
prated. The Cettomittee °booms NI tdss iudilities
which prevent tlsesillaelves it] Madrid to the promo-
tion of anarchy. It is the report of an immense
number of strangers, some of whom are direct
agents of disorder, and perhaps commisaiened for
the impair by that Government which owes us
the most regard and gratitude. To this are added,
the inexplicable conduct of soon of the Spanish
diplomatic agents abroad, and the want of vigilance
at Madrid, which have given means of carrying on
there, almost publicly, pleas subversive of the Con-
stitution, &r. The Committee having entered at
length into the measures which it thinks neceasary,
and the reasons for 'thins, concludes thus :

" The Committee, is Roe, proposes to 'be present Cortes
the first sod third of the followisor 'woos, sod treats that
Ilse next Cortes will homes to onsidee the mood.

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array which Is esawillillult tteritil Oat Wage with which
eraeeaaeeted tire &irides j ee. Admire year Olken
'try obese rate d% 81411eisitzirty with which I shall
alireyi ow% ewer their federate, "id &Wye the eirrell"
of ay particular regard.

" The Minister at With IDE BILLUNE."
The projects of Isw relative to the press sad the journals
have bee. brought up to the Chamber of Peers, where they
will be subjected to a fresh diseussioe, and prasably receive
mune mediae:salmis. Lis generally supposed that the aril-
' else which prohibit the interference of a Jury I. teals for
armee of the press, sad which ferriage open the right of
pdspemy by the prolonged suspends& sus dthaitive suppess,
skis of immesh, will nest widtlisaidethble oppalitiss I
dethets are eves entertilthei gt their oltistslSo4l.llll.lo=
(ebsafttaitmest.)
the hie @chooser, anneal*/ by M. Chandlers, ul
illoonsed to form pert 'f she squares se the Africa. thr
Rtes, sailed from Ruclabel on tha Itth of February. After
having touched at &nap) and the lased of Germ it win
be joined by the Diffuse sled the Creole, 'Weber/re diepallab-
ed from Brest em the 19th of Jasetary laal, sod which tins
ender orders for the semi station.
The Echo, commanded by M. Lemermead de 'Urge's,'
arrived from Smyrna al Tease se the 11th of this mouth.
Rear-Admiral Halp• beralmatther Withal port to be re-
paired.
At the departsts a the Echo, the wisalesibet diecipliae
eontinued to prevail es beard the saps employed is the
Levant ; they proceeded to the differeet ess-paets I. 'acces-
sion; they protect our Sag, ae they have Mama° doer,
which h is. meth respeeled, that our commercial vessels are
agerly sought after by persons regard is trade. la go-
\ arra a feeling of Mathieu sad respect towardsffeeetheses
Is observable is the Lena, mid this good dispositeme Is
certainly, its a great measure, owing to the pradesearmell-
and tangy of the oaken who lave the egaialedd of
the King's shipt —(.llthifetrr.)
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French Fseds.—Five pet Cad. Noe* prp,
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lag to letters from the Mores, deal the 9th of
-efearsary, the astral goverament of the Grata has bees
.athehlished as Argos. Prime Keraddha, fhfttlMlly Hospodar
rlefilflallachls, who has bees for some years reilllag at PUP,
luJtaly, had been appointed President, and Priem Michel
ffixso, sato is expected from Reads, Vice-Presideat. A vessel
—has bee? to Llbora, to take them oe board sad thavey
thesis to the *sok .styes Costaeraeso has goo* to Russia,
IPA sthilt peessimilisthi bees dispaoshed to all the Coeds of
Europe to isigplare their soololooer, or at least that they will
Mull meulal. The Setsate of Argos prorates to pailiat •
EMI/sties, is which it will promise to adopt a form at go-
werstaest entirely eatharebisl, and accept it from the heads
ChristiairPowens. The Hellenists are duly erases to be

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