The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-24 00:00:00

fortnight.

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terday, eonaequence"!
fit lepOrt which was co
fide ren lot ecl syvkkaps belit
Ilse i e F•he tactual Ily 4tiosvd: he, Id Itiaustvat
posed by Alt e itusbian U. - Statements to tI
effect have been so freqiientiy mode and color .
dieted, that it is now almost a matter of sorpi:..
that such a rumour, unaccompanied by offici..l“.
auiltentip documents, should be capable U' i.t .
diming may impression whatever upon the mite
Olt Ss such is the exquisite sensibility
tpubAc Fudifply qA4ft circumstances winch to ordiony.
view &serve no particular attention, are uniform!.
foililliilirqte; even extensively, upon the priced
of iloiresument art ilritirm•

111 ectilmote from Constantinople are of ti.
lnili'orrliceM'ber, on which day the Porte is sot
tel have expressed its resolution to accede to tk•
,general wishes of the Courts of Europe, sod to
accept thf 4/caporals otilaissia. The statemear
upon the! teteject are exceedingly vague and un-
eatlah4liy, end certainly in their present shape
demean is me respect the confidence of the public,
Weiaiely tnentioursintive receipt of intelJeg odds
at Liverpoiel„thatSpanishSta•Dosningo had declared
itself independent. The Declaration of Inds.
pendence, and the Articles of the New Comfit°.
non, are of considerable length.
The Declaration is dated from the " City of
St. Domingo, in the Spanish part of Hayti, Dr.
censberl; "thill, first year of Independence."
is wilopurbt Jose NURSE DE CACERES, President,
50D4.4411414,L LOPEZ DB UNEREs. Secretary, he
sideselheb slim of six ether individuals. It tem.'
eXiiiciiti.the following style:—" No more sal,
mission—no more humiliation—no more obedience
to the caprice sad levity of the Cabinet of %mind
In these few but comprehensive words is container'
the firm renletion which the people of St. Domingo
this day proclaim and swear to." The Decloriition
then "the' ignominious bondage of 331•
years," which is &scribed as a sufficiently lay
Xistifp'einful lesson of what was to be 'hoped
from a " fanatical loyalty to the Kings of Span."
The various grieveuces and oppressions under whitli
the yellowy greened during that period are subse-
quently detailed in somewhat energetic terns, sad
•
it concludes with observing, that " if Spain reecg-
nixes and approves the Declaration, it shall hence-
forth be conlidered and treated as a friend; but,
if it attempt to oppose the Indepetidence which has
been proclaimed, they are prepared to defend it
with their lives, their fortune, and their honour."
The Constitutional Act, which is also dated or
the let ult., consists of 39 Articles, the first of
which declares the Spanish part of Hayti a Fret
and Independent Slate. Tjse fortsi of govemnect
is to be Republican, but istertslislied apse tke
most convenient principles of national vlireemens-.
tiowt meanwhile, a Provisional Junta of dents-
went is established, consisting of the Cern.
General, the Political Chief, and Depnxine, am
the five districts into which the Spanish prtrihe
island is divided. This Junta is to afriige
final regulations, and consolidate the cailltita-
nous, system. The fifth article provides, that a
Deputation shall be sent, with the lean passible
delay, to the President of the Columbian Republic,
to communicate what has taken place at St. Do.
mingo, and to convey the wisher, of the inhabitants
to connect themselves in strict union, with the
States which actually compsertußß Itepablioi
thole that may hereafter belong tti
article decrees, that anothes Deputation.
sent to the President of the Republic ofifilOiVit
the French part, proposing a treaty of amity, mar
merce, and alliance, for their common defence,
care of any hostile invasion. The remaining arti-
cles determine various political, civil, and osuuicip&
rights and privileges. Article eighteen secures ilk
liberty of the press, subject to certain regulation
and penalties.

The intended dinnrr in Dublin to enmniromeei,
the KING'S accession is positioned, in entisriptr..,
Of the bad spirit displayed at some of the lute pia.
lic meetings in that city.

A tetter has been received lions Patirolisteel ti-h
January; which siumuuces a dosage or misoon
swoo. It states, that the Spanish mail, which 0"
rived on Sunday at Paris, brought int-ll.gea(,
Omit on the 7th instant the KiNo to she
wishes of Inc Cosies and the nation, and accrpoll
the resignation of the Minister for Foreign Atter..
HARDAII ; the Minister of the Interiors ko:lu
the Minister of Wier. Sstestwa; and IAI -
?Eva the Minister of Finance. The three
ll il mg Ministers, Pattaatat, CARO 111sit‘tsi
and &lanolin), continue in office, rod Ile elisigi,l
ad interims, in 'Weld to their own pertelerdles—
the first with that of Foreign Affairs, the rrruttdWl'
that of the Interior, and the third that. of War. A list
new Ministers had been handed about. but roue is 'h"
Ault ively settled. lass, who was formerly M nitwit
Flounce. has been charged provisionally *WI 1.1" I
department. It is said. however, that he de duo
the honour. It is supposed that else three Muse*"
who now supply the place of their three colleagsesi
an addition to their (Wu duties, will ceininue
office till the alerting of the Ordinary Cotes;
the efficient duties will be performed, it is S3IJ, b!
the Secretaries of each department.