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tempted to be exerted over. Ahem. With Navel
•to o topic touched *W. by his Friend eie7lex
,•opoolte lost, be had also masque them, 1,111. g if)
feeling of jealousy existed between them, they
knew they verse embarked in the us cause.
It would not become bin to add .nett-sere to vb.
cite them to exertion. after the soiessting appeal
made to them by has Hon. Friend. He nos rine-
' NI for the honour of the station to 'which they Aid
elevated hins at the last election. Since that tithe
he had 'lever conscientiously done any thing to for.
kit their favour; he hod never meted from any cor-
rupt motive ; his conduct had always been actuated
by • desire to promote their interests and .those of
the moony at large. At that late hour oh Pie day
be should not occupy more of theirlisae. '
The elaitiou was then adjourned, sod the people
dispersed.

FOREIGN INTELLIGINGIL

PARIS PAPERS.
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Pacts, MARCIII 10.
(The Noodles,. contains ■n ordinance of the
King, fur regulating the levy of 40.000 men of
the class of 1819. is pursuance of the law of the
10th of March, 1818. which determiner the amount
of the peace establishment of France. A table is
annexed to the ordinance, skewing the estimated
population of each department in the kingdom,
Mrs! ascertaining the number of men who ars:tu be
raised therein. From this table it appears that the
g►osr population of France amounts to 49,051,690
souls.]

I•IEWS FROM SPAIN.
According to let►er. from Madrid of the 48th
February. it is certai►r that Riego has marched
upon Ecijs, ingead of Grenade, where he had uut
arrived so late as the 23 $.

It seems that the insurgents before Cadiz have
taken a battery erected in front of La Cortadura, to
defend the approaches to it.
We are informed that the Court intends to
change some of the principal officers of the army
of Andalusia. A courier has, it is said, set nut to
summon thither General &pipe, a brave and ds-
Vrmisie.loffictr.—(General Espagne is a French-
man.)
Some disturbances have broken out, as we are
informed, among the troops in Gallicia. The mili-
tia and the people have taken Impart iu thess.-(Le
Monileur.)
(FROM OTHER PAPERS.)
We have receives' the Madrid Papers of the 29th
February. which observe • strict silence respecting
the disturbances in Andalusia. The system adopt-
ed by the Spanish Government respecting these
events, can give us no security at this time, when
we unhappily have the certainty that the insurrec-
tion advances. We learn that Colonel Rugs
sass pursuing his march upon Grenada, and that on
the 26th of February he was at Anseguera, which
is only 13 leagues distant from Grenada. It is
added that Captain General Eguia. commanding
the province, had quitted Grenada. taking with him
some state prisoners.
We are *sawed that the King of Spain has
learned, by dispatches from the Regent' of the
Royal Audiencia of Corunna, that an insurrection
broke out in that town on the 21st of February.
It was the troops who raised the standard of revolt,
!proclaimed the Constitution, and seized upon the
Captain-General of the Province. It appears that
the Royal ihtdiencia (Court ofJustice) hiss removed
from the town. As soon as the news from Gallicia
readied Madrid, an Extraordinary Council was
held, to which several General Officers were sum-
moned.,
The correspondence from Bayonne brings this
day a viniety of intelligence from Sriin. A ru-
mour prevailed in that town that at Castropol. in
Asturta; there were some insurrectionary move-
ments. and that the insurgents had committed great
excess.. The constitution was proclaiined at Sao-
tender on the 28th or 19th of February. if we may
believe the same letters.

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Nothing positive s stated respecting the proceed.
in of Mimi, who was with his partisans iu the valley
of Bison'. We are, however, assured that he has
seized upon Otbsiceta, where he was organizing his
baud, which had already become numerous. It is
supposed that General Areizsga, Governor of the
province of Guipuecos, will transfer his heed-quar-
ters from Tolosa to Saint Sebohiati.