The National Register.
London, England, 1821-01-21 00:00:00

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to he supplied, for the eleven provinces of the Vie‘."
royalty of Mexico. We have not yet the manes of •
those were to be elected in the beginning of October
in the interior provinces of the East and Want, and
who arc to he live in number.
By the Mexicuh Gazettes, which are down to the
17th October, we see that tranquillity wes entirely . •
re established in the major part of those provinces.
Some trilling commotions arc said to have been
felt at Oviedo and Suragosm, and a few persons have •
been arrested in consequence. • •• - ,
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MANHEIM, J.N. 7.—Quarrels, attended with
blood:led, have taken place at Wurtzburg, bum een
the students anti the inhabitants. Mee:sures have
been taken to suppress them.

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SPANISH PAPERS.
BARCELONA, Dec. :22.—1f our adherence to the-,
Constitution has been notorious and sincere, if our.
love to our King has beenapure and cordial, if ream/ -
pea to the le.il authorities has always been the• •
rule • of our conduct, we now think it .yore than •
ever necessary to declare, that Catalonia considers:
the Spanish Constitution as its property; which it •
will defend against all the enemies of the public
felicity, whether they be secret or open.
The accounts we receive from Naples induce us
to hold this language, since we unhappily know,
that the airtirs of Europe arc taking a turn which'
we did nut c%pect. It was thought that the great.
Powers, as they are called, attacked only the prin-
ciple of the Revolution of N apies, that is, what they
called a Military Insurrection ; but the mask is
thrown off; it is not the military insurrection, it is
the Spanish Constitution whith is to be attacked at.
Naples. It cannot ho any longer dissembled, •
it is Spain which is uttoeked indirectly in Italy,
till an opportunity should Wig of attacking it •
directly.
The injustice of the intentions of those who
oppose the Spanish Constitntion of Naples is self-
evident, as well as the manifest contradiction into
which they fall, alleging that this Constitution gives
too much power to the people, and too little to the
Monarch. The Sovereigns who now think thus are
the same who, a few ycurs ago, solemnly recognized
this Constitution; which then roused them from the
lethargy—fronftha humiliation in which they %vox)
plunged ; which was the basis to preserve their
thrones, to support their vatillatory sceptres, to
recover their dignity, their honour, their strength,
anti their rank, &c.

We are far from comparing Laybaelt with flay.
mine, Ferdinand IV. with Ferdinand VII. or the
Emperor Francis with Buonaparte.
if any act of injustice like those cotumitted by the•
usurper of the throne of the Bourbons should be secn.
in our days, we shall not impute it to the Sovereigns,
but to their evil counsellors. Nleantime, Ferdinand:
is gone to Laybach, but fi►r what? It can only be to
repeat by word of mouth what he has frequently
declared to the whole world. And what may by the
result of this new Congress ?--The Neapolitan ea,
Lion will not yield; thu Monarch will I:mint:tin his
oath ; the Cu;:incr, meantime, will introduce delu •
sion, it'd:one people's minds, excite parties, outrage
t heilaw of nations, Crumple upon justice; but at thu
same time they wiil ilitilliftte in the !veldt) their
love of liberty ; they will cues: men to reflect tin
their rights„• and ott the means arm:v.6lN; them,
and of establishing theta on more solid f 'unit:ohms
than they have hitherto had. Naples will be
invaded, and the Spaniards cannot look at its sita.a.
Lion with iedill'erz nee.

Extract of a letter from litanies Arts, October
8, 18::0.—latst terreule riut and inass.ie:d
took place iu this city, in 10'411 1 ri.gret to say,
more-that :100 persons wine kilkd and wounded ;
• the authorities were indefatigable iu their eudea.
yours w yoell this insurrection, and at length hap-
pily succeeded, I have great pleasure to add all is
now quirt, :4rul likely to remain so; the iii!elior ut
Country, litveftr, is still in a disturbed state.
A letter from Corfu statea, that the faro :us Ex..
Pitcha of Janina has olaained his paadon, haviag
eucti, d it; gaining the paity of
cal tail:lout of sequifs
anijaae:, to tea 1 t.u. of half
a r.;a• h.

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