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se itiis enr.deet in the Choir, and fur his gynersiatt
lo the interests of the City.
The Address has already been signed bye ow
nuinher of freemen sod inhabitants of the tin&
respectability.
. We have artitority to state. that a requisition.
'numerously signed, has been left with the Mayor.
requesting him to convene a public meeting. tor
tile purpose of voting • loyal Address, in confer.
nasty with the sentiments expressed on Monday
lost in the Old Town-Hull, and for other purtioses
..nmed in the requisition. From the absence of the
Mayor no snswrr could be received in time to ad-
...rtive the meeting in this week's paper.—(liere-
fi ad Await.)

NEWCASTLE, Decguns 12,

•19 Monday se'nnight the Common Corineil of
thin town voted • Loy•i Adetrete. to hl4 Niejesty,
which wfas forwarded to the Lo►d Chanrrll•gr, with

their request that his Lordship would be pleased to
present it. This Address is one of the finest spe-
cimens of conceakd displeasure at the present state
Ifintga we ever beheld. We congratulate our
reader') on the great revolution that is taking place
in the sentiments of the corporate body of New.
castle. To convince them of this change, we have
oily to lay before them the principal part of
the Address. After professing the rarest inviolable
attachment to hit. Majesty's person and government,
they ay—
We remember with the deepest feeling* of gratitude the
ninny inestimable blessings we lone eajoyed under the mild
and beneficent rale of your Majesty's august fstlter, our late
ed Sovereign; sad we lament that attempts have been
and, in jlse very beginning of your Majesty's reign to re.
v,re a esetiorm sod turbulent spirit, which, under the in.
titienee of wise sad salutary commits, bad been in a measure
subdned."
They say they enjoyed inestimable blessings under
his Majesty's father, but not a word about what they
now enjoy under his Majesty; of course imply-
ing thereby that they have great burdens, but
they will only hint that it was different under
George 111. They lament the attempt to revive
a factious and turbulent spirit, which, under
the influence of wise and salutary councils, HAD
been in a great measure d. liar( been !
Mark that, ye loyal ! As it laid beets in a great
measure subdued by these councils. they lament
that attempts should have been made to revive it.
Now. of course, it is implied, th.t when the wise
and salutary councils were seen to fail, which had
been, the factious spirit begin to revive. They
proceed
" We beg leave to assure your Majesty, that we firmly
' re!y on the energy of your Majesty's Government for main.
'lining the future safety and welfare of the etruatry.”

• Hem we see the future safety and welfase of the
country ! Nothing about the preimid ! That, they
imply at unce, is not to be mentioied ; because, in
fat, at present the country is neither tire nor well.
It is very odd, however, that they should talk of
the wive and salutary councils which hare been,
stnl of the energy which there mast be is future.
No, no, Gentlemen of the Council ; it is rather im-
proper to infer that we are to have no more wise
• cud salutary councils, but energyonitl energy °toy.
• is too much like the covall ! The Addressers
• go on:—
" And that we have the utmost confidence in the wisdom
of those Comorelitnr, uudvr whose auspices ibis empire has
, poised with glory through the most eventful period of its
h ittory." . . .

AVell, well. Gentlemen. this is • little better—
parsed with glory. Very tine; the glory is past
and Kflo.f. ! Hut the "eventful period of history"
is not quite over yet. and we %hall Pre whether what
t,.; so come will he posed throng!' with glory.—
(Tyne Mercury

FORAIG.N INTELLIGENCE.

SPANIMI AND OPORTO PAPERS, AND DUTCH

MAIL.

lIADUID. NOVICI4SEIR 27.
This mor • g an expreas arrived here, dispatched
ffort Sasitaniler by the Commandant of that place,
li,eigitg to the Govertinsvot rlinostchrs "mired at
tl•at port by a Inigiseittne from t.. 4 Guira. Accord-
irg to the account given is the Captain these dis-
spablits relate to the extraordinary and brilliant
succtsses lately obtained at Santa Fe. The inha.
biumts Of that capilhil of the kingrlotis of New Ore-
occupied by Bolivar, openly expressed (heir
desire to take the nails to the ttt tioll,
vied us that officer rtfttsed to comply with thtir
noble wishes. ai.tl some fermentation took place
i!. consequeuce among the people. General Mu.
r. Po took advantage of the opportunity. and
rit:icked Bolivar. who was completely detested.
after having tunitititird itnmenve love. Public report
a•I•led. that in consequence of this brilliant victory
tax oqua.hois of the Magdelena had fallen into the
It a as IA our tuna.
I,tst bight several factious peroooss of the very
diegs of the people were attested in St. Antroni's-
toreet, who Wrte 11111.11114 SCIIIIIOUS Olt% The in.
I,,,bitotsts were the flirt who fell on these wretches,
liliol.ted in arresting them. The Authorities
I torten pees intmly Shut AItOIOCIOUII a*.
%emblaze* were nheerved its that otreet, and had
'Alen the aseersctry meipures to surprise throe who
too!: ;tart in theist. Several other uer•uris were sr-
LE right; amoitgvt Omen are mid to be
rune of the bAter Oars.

NOVFMRER 48.
When we yesterday gave the accounts Irons Le
(d.sira. which came from Santander, we stated what
t;.e Comutundant of that place wrote confidentially
1.-i:erring to the Captain of the vessel just arrived
ruin that part of A aortic:l. It seems, Inovever, that
e !titres he brought do not speak of the succesits
winch lie simouoirtd verboll3o 'rhos the notice is
I,i.s.aled only 011 the statement of the Owasso. and
t; sintsi it seems improbable that the oeieral
pii.,:iies *lnlaid not speak of the fact, if true, yrt
it ei not inipossible thut the account given by the
Captain to iy be foutideil on etatements made
k,,,,,,3 iu the port at the moinent of his departure.
—(aliecellatoia, to ikcerraber 1.)
On as of the fortnuate resodt of the mea-
sures toLen by the P: rimusetit Deputation of tins
Corte* uu occasion of 'lie late event, in this capitol,
siismerots. official dispatches have been received
from differeut Autboriutes and Corporations, et-