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No. 1•217.—V0L. XIII.] MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 18$30 [Pater 94d.
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REVOLT IN SPAIN. having passed, she is now to all intents Queen Con.. " When I arrived iit she Palace door, my heart wen
-.........- pitinpat. The underwriters would not have rumored my
Saract of a Letter from Gibraltar, dated Jan. 10. sort of the United Kingdom, tend entitled to he?
lde at seven 'ninnies' purchase, unless tempted by d most
". Important events have taken place in Spain state and establishment as such. The course of pro- inordinate prosaism : sin aspen leaf in a high wind stand
Within these few days; the particulars of whit f,
reeding in the case will, therefore, require material better upon its legs than I stood upon mine.; indent', 111111
alteration ; and it is •ferther accompanied by this not more it WAS not upon my head, instead of my legs. 1
as far as I can collect them, -are the following, :-- • invoked all the saints of Impudence 10 befriend me. Ent .
singular eircumstance-ssthat her present provision of I. kof hue ma. attended by six footmen , three of a
When the affair of July happened, 'many people
q 0 0001. was made for her establishment in quality side ! and received at tht head of this guard by the 'anise
were concerned whose names were net then men- '
con ti
of Princess of Wales, and during only her•tin- steward ! a veiresalite Frenchman of the old Court,and of
tinned by Sarsfield in his official report, and who
the last age. who had very awls the appearance of a
ance in that station. 'Her Majesty is now Queen
therefore copecnti.n27lDolin atlitliasiviuner myostsrizted,
05;1!ut
eminenttipon consor,
Indium a
,penNy
(if
revenue. Though -her Cahinet Nimble^ He (madames, me wills none solemnity
than I wished, tip stairs, into my toilet room • at the d
Majesty Qaroline is essentially Queen Consort, it of i't stood the Duke'a valet, who took charge' of me halo
merchant, ' was arrested irehis bed, and sent to the
. . does not fidlow that she will be crowned. That the ruhm. bowed, and retired. In this apartment I found
common gaol. ill& papers. were seized it; the same my own servant,
time, and from -then is list of- names Was formed of must depend on the sign manuiti do be issued by Isis
Majesty : and there is a rematirehle instance in the at 4n•.e'll'ilient eta ieerhilorrlof theh homel. has an elegant, and a chaste, ;
those favourable to the constitution. A meeting
reign of King Henry VII.. who tarried the l'rin- every /part of the (!jit:ft: BUT I ty'isiei•l e'ciele..rio;.l".airr.iir's'elcii;n. eniiiiiiliin
of these gentlemen was immediately held. A Cohmel
of *Artillery was liberated from prison, and furnished cella; Elisabeth, .thereby uniting the two houses of nitehy niers, even in this birefs-rte stew of it. I was till
astnnishment ; hut it was accompanied alit§ it ,may al Ilse
York and Lancaster ; but, in his severity, he did .
with-a.hsrge sum of money.; with which he proceededaorta sitence which reigned, ors wi II as at the on unaided
not allow her to be crowned for near two years after
to Arcos, where the tunny was encamped, under the brilliancy /Wall Inc colours. There was not one via kto he
their espousals. seen. I could not have sneeset: for a I the h. ing', di m nniiiiial
commend •Of Callijas Conde de Calderon. The
EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM HER ROYAL 111011- every thiug was exquisite of its kind, in the taste of .ls cut-
* . , whole business was soon arrang,ed. and on the morn-
e• • Non!
ITIIIIEISIPqRtscEss OF WALES, DATED MARSEILLES, 11110",r110001,00s, and funiiisire. My dre.s.iiz-roino, ill •
ing of the 3d inst. this General and a Gen. Crnz r.,,,,i71,,,u,..;.1,111;:i5dc,e)1:21,,ti5riet,
i,
3f.id
it,: s.edlf,,t.ri the
Ti
bed-
were arrested, though the latter made considerable •• During the five years of my long absence from my dear Old chamber,
ina:ngrlaenntd,ll4tin
havingiessore you .it has been the first real happy ::re the /t,gi at's tens nuns, a heiny•ver he i:'. at (;istle-fill.
resistance, and was severely wounded in the thigh....y toilette aas a pcindre, and there w..s not any thing ,
i.raof
tzeivedmiej
The conspirators then marched for Cadiz under the respecting the fee' lin sEnsagtliahuitlttio'rwYairiellfs°Tenni.lnt II
;I
oAtetrsint,trid.
lamsitictliimeould ziketais
.youtisfut .liloai. ,nit 01 gin old :
. .cottartund of the Colonel of Artillery, and ilk the has been the most gratifying coninsunic.stion to my mind, and')
„pinion.
to. Hlclayvetnrmii shall
andti eneoimuitinen tt4l4ll:Zt7 itkth. goal mit. A -propos to the faireo;l-, tit;it'let:l:lita;.:l;i:eSthirilletnlnsiblisl.i,.tok4
name of Gen. Quieros proclaimed the constitution,liar-gloss, I val more:lts all 10.11411 V ashamed al ilieilamplisig •
'crossed the bridge of Suazo without opposition, and held secret inqui.i.ios at Mi!an, through the' inneans'ai‘St tii;ias-,ln
figure it presented Injure me all i•Vely 10:11.: 1 vv.'s th.o.sght '
took possession of the arsenal and barracks of San and many old servants, who have been rent from the house fur"
it was a family res sishilanci.e 10 that or seine/<n Miro/arm.
Fernando, in the island of Leon. 'They summoned bad. conduct.
.• A Ur. C.—. mr. p__, a coseed q___...... and !Am et Ilea I %so lo,s ter acquainted (by this' lesce ti; nit) ai th
Cadiz to receive the constitution, 1 - 'I" ant. on . oursday s---, have been making all sorts of iri 'sy into try private Illy own catmint.. hly •siervain (also is in general cavalier
negociations were •opetted, and. considerable distais- conduct. My letgaladvisers were inform of this in April last, keeps me iii order. and Gives
me, seta, oy three jerk's wills his'
aotiellelrostltensualtdieltiave gtitinanl.ornaattdithat period. had I not been Co111.11),Italt re:M.IIAI the ores a inl the ismie'iia 1 lin:moms ..,
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' sion took place ; meanwhile the anion 10,000 inl.ldsuilsttintime-eirarseeltztwatiittea 71 aittline a lib more eit f,:retice stud
they should fleet see me ing France.e
Inlet' myit Ito Lya
ondusi 'few that
numbcr, prepared to fire upon the city, where there
tie sidled sae roiC. Or ..n
t costa .liovietralill as"kued in
lliiienCht•l.4..ufi:et.' ''.
were only 400 effective men •; and finally, on 'the irirrisied and after waiting anxiously their arrival for wine weeks,
leytoTtle nrsesstozeteotrimoiti..naLite
my
beinga ton
hcold tie . and I Italics:petted that he would wry rout! Rayed Iti,”lta cs;
Bth inst., the city of Cadiz opened its gates to the my health, flu: comb of the mate Grace hint scarce begun its help to the
revolters, when those imprisoned fur their conduct Marseilles, whers.4 have hen two months, and expected to see '
legal 'advisers.. hut I have beim again diaatilMlint'd. and owe VIIIIIIIS personated by oar, before a gentle tap at tile door ',..-4...
alarmed, all hush. We_opeued anon a nierneng. er. who told
in July last were liberated, and the eonstitutiou my
cayene
alarmed
awhent-telL will
ebe•able to meet me. I have been
proclaimed. Several vessels were intm ediately des- muchil
towing to our c,,,er.bakaaid and me in n Lewis that tai7dtoyal Hightnas aas •nressin but
would bOllll do me the honour of taking me- by she hand. ..
patched for Malaga, Vslencia, and Catalonia, to lamented antes health; an the event of any thing happe.n.
ointgito our revensd atanareb•l pot my only main the geoolValty Op • ghy accident our of the doors in the betl•rhamber,
poi.mrt 1 with fruiting* in green nu/ gold, I discovered in an
communicate the glorious result. The present I
htaiveerat rpaitiontt.retustrotreta
arrneymfirtom the hoods of op, ehemies.
•, state of affairs in Spain gives us reasonable ground that all my debts in England inn g eh) et a running stream nod a fountain. 1 began
' . to suppose the insurrection will -succeed. The mail and Italy have been paid. to think I was ill the Elssran-Gelds. The heel was only to
CAROLINE.EK Princess of Wales." 14• ascended b. a ladder of steps, and they were dressed in .
•• that left Cadiz
. was returned• from Chiclana by the EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM MIR ROYAL ItIoHNESs flowered velvet. The •
night
hot
f. re was a topical cold bath, and at
port-nmster, stating, that the Isle being in possess. THE PRINCEss OF WALES, DATED MARSEILLES, 6th JAN.
Yea. water
rob sramodypfel; ifoftlineddshouldt.happen to wish
... *ion of the troops, all intercourse with Cadiz was if i•Lstliould not have taken up my pen so soon to trouble you, & it.
.. • . ferr the present suspended. General O'Donnell (a articularoLend:whitchr. ninirniiiiinnlf a lerrerion st=lmtoPmarels. 'tlfparntnithea to me; boos of amusement were dispersedrili
Hunpn'n'isitonttedetalbutese
particular
Ambassador mentioned the impossibility of his paying like natural °ewer.* I was in my shirt "11,31 his Roan'
'brother of El Conde del Abisbal), who cotnmantls
me due respect, and assured my friend that the Government at be Ilighnesankinobeedked al ay dour. hut Nutting for my answers •
at Algerezirus, has marched from Alcula with neirlywiden: Royal li. t himself, so cal' ire. ir unr, .s, 7 -4' ofe u I the
hand
n
one hundred militia, and has proolainied par- ablet,s.alli7hine:tyrefdrienwdoulatilvzleme my reed et
t to. envisitrill• 'fir fromunder istei:l;
don, &c., provided these ill-advised people circumstances. I never lied any wish to visit that DielfOllON, *lour fingers, had l possessed tisem, would havelm e
beggedhailL.-
it the desire atone of seeing my legal advisers. and that was him, if he hnd not been she anis of a Kinir, to be'
will quietly • return 'to the 'beloved Ferdinand.rtenen inteuea• rather tell affeeia..ate iii that Ave. .1 hurried 011 -my .
All trade is at a-stand until we know farther par- the
ib solee tbejecec.tuelfd:ney travellinghaweinrrmein. t. that'll
the
Qom
of
this
month,
and
than
return etlatloeltavinlyg coarittreandateart aisteisal in his preseuee. and then Ise sulked ,
titulars; but the result will be highly beneficial Marseilles on
to 1110 the library.
In case my presence should be necessary in England. I will •• All the passages and ' staircase were illuminated with I
our trade in manufactures, as importation into
will be free. badly received by the family of the !Bourbons. The present
' With regard to the Spanish mutiny, the Paris King . when in a distressed situation, was well received by my lib" i
thestain
II lliii.k suture ail,; mane of Sly Os SUN.- .
Lunsweaktk-palace. and:vete socoormtynttwas
,sr:nristeeithatrairysa,irt,ttede Iniititii,titiotitsirepieft.iteAtiosnloi;!steed a Lortit' .e
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Journals seem on all sides to be impressed with a or
lit fel:lthtoecianCoo.urt.
butatsulle tirSt MIMI Of a 11011,11lied111. range. cu 11111 l antlitiatbte,tisitil
belief; that it will not prove ultimately successful. forget where they have receivedl
civilities.lh In a strange countryto g a east
terms,the
in pinta that I think the daughter should at least have been kindly receivea! a bombed *feet. All the conti.sisous apas !meats in that /
The Constitationel admits,
without pomp or parade. but be a friendly way ; that was all 1 sidle owe lighted up, and *ere 1101 open to this &pais- :`-
comp de a failed, d.in on Cadiz having entirely
mls- expected, re. 1 travelled ieciendio. 111011, My a contrivance in 111. 11110111VIIIPHI Of the light s'
couragement and dissension will be apt to ensue "CAROLINE, Princess of Wales." it seemed as it' the distance hail no moil. Yon can have s'
uu conception of the cost, of slits beastly, or of the Me.
among the- soldiers ; that the necessity of imposing - -- - gie. They left, indeed, behind farm Wllllllll died mond. '
cutributions for their subsistence will render fitem TIIE LATE DUKK OF KENT. mine reflectione ; but I WAS dazzled at time istomeat and ' '
obnoxious to the inhabitants of the country, an the --.—..... was
Toot sober enosigli to be iii train fur them. itiss
difficulties of their situation will oblige them to this- The followitn, letter -is limn the pen of the late
tehey mcalently menuoned la ta:nous Duinourier 1 • 'd
George Hartlinge. Illie particulars were written that I lowal tiering dune whom I ntuired un I, u ' -al
:lie
parse.
tier,'
and in the mind's view. • But I shall never seen Druinort. .
The immediate end of all this is likely to be, that immediately after the interview with his late Royal said I, • for ha is the Lord knows where (and I. '.
the Chiefs of the insurrection will lose their heads ; Highness, in the autumn 1811 : tun after him) upon the Continent.' • Not he; and the cannotsk .. ,
• lie is in this very island, and he often dines with us lucre.'l el
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and their followers will join the other bands of " hlelbourneslionse.
"My dearest Richard.—'Chat I may lose no drop from theitiokteLbeutftsanti4 nothing tam look was Ite.aes madame asked
Guerillas in the mountains. This, however, we'alma blow
r ;wibtl; her) it' it could not -
must recollect is about the twelfth revolt in eviler it:lee vi
iatv'oli)ligretwilieh I "'ledMaster 7ini he judgenagt it•r:Nautwanrdg
I from 111”rt morning will but throw down his apos. .;.:eai e.•, .. 1ie.....:
survession since Ferdinand returned to the Spanish tilt ; I he farmer slowess,Staltotl•l'
,orilerloll, I rii;111 record twat, Isirniodrishall • r6C 3 t it" tit pint of cillvslrY
er pick it up. ' .
territory ; and that •it appears to have been more Panel*, 101 1110111041 can present term, IL the maze of my •• But nowl fur tle last of these wonders I It was the incalcu •
ably combined, and far more formidable, than any enchantment, Omagh tar conotatatattan is past. table surprise of his heart in the morning. I can • . '
4: litittlic afternoon of October die Ist, and at hislf•past the faintest image of its aset nista me. -It made !gr.:Lintel '
Of the others. The letter of a merchant at Cadiz, ..;
,a,sliotrt
ioine,...ininitiy. servant, studressed, and in bouts, ins toot wild. The room in which our breaktast apparatus received us
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written •to another at Lisbon, uses the following, i trout Bating vicarage, to the Lodges 01 had at the end ot it a very ornamental glass door, with ' s
over it, Sri that nothing wa, to be tk,ess througli it.' Ile 4101" i
expressions :—" We are perfectly ignorant here ofe
the Dotes Palace.
rue out a dish of tea. and placed it before me • diets male ution,u.
what is passing in our neighbourhood relative to the " 4lkiwee" these fringe I was reeei veil in die form by a
prier, in livery. full us 11111 l ed ms.l powdered, ed. lie opened couldtlietabhloet,tessne;lriopenoend that glass dour. Somelanly (but whom 1
disturbanceamoag the troops, but every thing goes on - the
umeen
wsl.. i rile inner side, foe lie addressed War& Rik i,...„%.
iteesdaloss me, 'lowest, NS it' I had been the Kong,
as usual, and there is no alteration in the state of aslisdirr:rinitgtai -bell, as it I had been a leoshit. invader. just I feed.. a German. When he retutned, and I hpil.- `C s
atirs." I looked as tall, tts intrepid, awl
as
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sa
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round
; bail
.1 the. cup l 0 my bps—tmagine my teelings, when a hand . .
of many windlostruments played a march, watt a ilelica. . ' " ..,/
I ass. afraid thin I WAS not born fur state. tone as well as precision, tor which I I • .
ROYAL LETTERS. 4. The n:mi welt to the Palace-door is magnificent, thee:harm °fits erfect. 'rites* were all br".r. to
word;
eq. 'Ill)
graceful, mid pientresque ; the line of the road, flanked •and *Cm like 011 e instrument. The u 1 fhedd 1,116 -la's
by a row in lamps die most brilliatit 1 ever 01,A, Iri rt Tootle On the table—l was all ears, and was Penitelancecant ..,wirliPe r S ' -
A curious and a delicate emergency arises from
briery
ex.
svrpennoe. /1 , and, Its the Inoi..timmo, yon„g, but sudden they perforated the Dirge 'mon oar Navall lin, -It 7
the demise of the late King. We- insert bc threw me into a burst of tears. With hearttier
lii iving plautatimis Harrnasoastlie lull, and cars ins th •
ever love him, he took me by the lionad„d s ..Iwitielin! ' ,e:t ip4.
tracts from letters which Dave been received from her 'eye in • sort of lean 'to that eminence, oyes the interment
tears which do none of us ay harm." ' tile nits; .mTts: e ;reZ -1‘•
loyal Highness Caroline, then Princess of Wales, ale grunts'', alite•li is a %stir,' lie tier iniseen, for it is v...ry.
.00.
iadge..,
ass.
itane
spew,
and in mil.. „ate, twat play all imaginary varieties fur a coinplete hour. He nerd: ,/ . *
Ihe Bill Willett was underslond to be prepared to be 'tame,his valet:o,3ml parted win, re: in these words : • 7 ..-
nonuser. A *trues gale dew open to use : it se t:st: bils.l.ce.ar."..nd
brought into the two Houses, onthe ..i. - • •t re assembling, 1 ~• 1. tines list. i. •
1011 re -OM tit. e. lawn Uf t• 1111,00 r.. '1.,10 1.0.1,1' and corn:: very often 1"
. are not mm 114111610 ; do LIAM; It/ us again ; come son.. ;
• be entitled, "An Act tier her de • d • " gist ation, not a • • •
g 1 tit u, a made his appearance, in his best ehnhea, bow- •• !lay 1 not—ants.t I not love tto, man ?
est, rasig big Mil to the house. Run wittith ea. •• GEO. HARDINGE."
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