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" Madrid, Aorgart 29, 1818."

tanzerreid of Ihe'sr.inti in diqnste, %%Lich it was exprettJ
wont! gout' take place.

The saw is not the case in the present iiialanec—lhe
American has nu claim, either foolikle.l or ottrottoiloi, to Ili
ten ism y which General .1 iskson has mustard—no 11 or

.pretended revutottoo .Df the ittiabitairta could sieve as a
pretext—no previous atlatk by voldiers..uhich nal, :1111114
as a reason fur the unjiet -.Azure of Amelia The
Spanish Kra was :lying on the furirevars of San Maico ati4l
PetisacuLi, when they wcie atiecleil; and to complete the
measure of iusalt, that lint Iwcii taken by violence wh:ch
his Majesty lied ufferol iii the pending negotations 10 cede
to the ruit,it States in an honourable nianfter ; an that it
seems to have been pref.-iced to bellt. iI i, I Inkster, rather
thaw to acquire it from the generous fricsidAvir the King.

6 l'ileSe ext.:millinery circumstances hate indncwl his Ma-
jesty to take the resoluti3n, that it is incompatible with the
dignity of his exalted character to continue the nerociations
till an affair has been settled and terminated in a limitable
manner, which takes the precedence of all other pointy in
dispute between the two Governments, and which from its
impoi Wile is calculated essentially to changt- in their . hole
extent the political relations between the two countries ; at
the same time to give a proof of the peaceable and moilcinte
sentiments which characterised the conduct of the Spanich
Coweroment, I much acquaint your Excellency that his
Majesty, in charginr me to communicate to his %rider
at Washington the declared rupture of the negotiation's, has
likewise commanded me to intoim him, that if the Gement_
meat of the United States had given, or should rive, the
only satisfaction which the circumatanee admits of, and
which his Majesty may expect lions the justice
of that Government, he may un this case costinne .the Ne-
gotiations begun, a ithout applying to his Nlajeaty for lit w
orders to authorise him to continue them. In making to
yonr Excellency this communication, I cannot omit to state
to you how painful it ham been to rue that this unexpected
obstacle should occur just at the time WIWI, 1 flat tired my-
self with the hope of seeing the political ill:awns and the
most perfect harmony between the two Governments rt.
established upon solid and durable foundations. I re.
new to your Excellency the assist time of my distil giddied
respect, and pray to God to preserve your EMcellewcy many
years.

1, JOSEPH PIZARRO.

LEIPZIG. SEPTEMBER 25.
Yesterday, at midnight, her Majeply the te.gong
Empress of Russia arrived here; and was receiver,
with ringing of bells, and a brilliant iliontimstiets
of the whole city, &c. awl welcomed by tLeis
Majesties sir king and Queen. This morning
her Majesty paid the KIN; and Queen a visit, which
they returned : after paying her devotions in the
Greek chapel, the Empress proceeded to IVeitnar.

SWITZERLAND, SEPTEMBER 20.

General Weiss, who is well known tks, Ins writ—
ings, lids committed suicide at Coppet, iu hi+ 67411
year.

CHRISTIANIA, SFPTESIDWR 19.

On the 15th inst. his Majesty issued an Ordi-
nance respecting the late disturbances, which bears
the stamp of paternal mildness. which is universally
acknowledged and honoured. The repetition of
the disorders has made it necessary to arrest the
peasants who were advancing against Christiania,
and to bring them in here. The Ordinance con-
cludes by saying, that his Majesty thinks fit to
make this known, as a warning to others, who, tnis-
lead by disturbers of the public peace, may be
on the way to commit similar illegal acts; and ob-
serves, that as his Majesty will always be ready to
hear and to redress the just complaints of the pea-
sants, he will also maintain iu full vigour the re-
spect due to the laws.
The Storthing was closed on the 151 h, by 'Count
Monier, by the King's command. His Ezerllency
lays down his employments in Norway, and returns
to Stackholm.—(llarabargh Papers, October 2.)