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illeited, of shit% Ibry love Wed the Mama obi respessibla
aAviarve„ they ham oat Mir maisifestedeueb as sew disre-
gard tar the and wishes of the mattes, the &gaily of
the Crows. tic bower sad iodinate of the Neese of Dross-
wark, mad the prate aid safety of the coestry. as to have
aohlected them to snal emersept sad reprobation, bat
VIVINE. at Melleilit alseileyeilitet is Areal lechperity
sod itulecialoo, se most be Mem sollbrient to determatrate
Asir oneteessier edseloisterie4 IM affairs of a distressed
aid divided pespie. • •
That they have trolly aviiira the Prom/sties of Perlis-
sneer at a period wise sgigssoil state of the poblie mitts
the meet lame of Me eetraordiaary diersissilsos above al.
bawl t(4 and the wimost premiere of Waimea seestioard
bv the tan depeudeoee of throe dionessiews, regoired, mere
sham at any other base, the vigilent sled sammitted sites.
lion of the Great Coomit of the Maims.
We couvitler it, therefore, to be • duty inesielibly
ise-
/need upon PS, is 'hie conjosetore of affalis, most humbly,
hat earisestly, to entreat of /nor Idojesty, that year
SI skj.- y may he graciously pleased forthwith to remove from
you. M..jealy's Preareee and Cussed' these isdividuala by
' whose austral iota, your Majesty, awl the great body of your
T.l.jestv's rohjette, have bras involved is se seamy
eaiami-
your Petitiescrs will ever pray, for.

FORRIUN IN PE LLMENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARE!, DtCEMBIII 17..

To-day (Sunday). st ►ao o'clock, the Deputies
of the Departments assembled in the mull Hall for
the Sittings. M. Angles, President by seniority,
,crew• lots for the Grand Deputntion of 25 Members
to wait upon his Majesty the day of the Royal
Sitting.
The Grand Master of the Ceremonies then
made known the arrangements relative to the Royal
Sitting on the 19:11.
At three o'clock the meeting broke up. It was
remarked that the (.64 droll, or Slimiterial side
of Ow Chamber, was entirely filled in tins first
.Mertitir.
The king heard mass in his apartments ; and
the Ministers, the Spanish Ambassador, Marshals,
a number of Peers, the Preeirlent of the Chamber
of Deputies. and several Generals, made their
court to hie Majesty.

ROME, DECIMStR 4.

A ray of light sprats to dissipate the ulicertiiiiity
in which we have been for some time, a• to the re-
a•tlt of the grand dt•cu»ionr relative to the politicet
affair• of our neighbour'', the Neapolitans, and we
sire allowed to perceive a hope of the continuation
of peace. A number of ftrengers hare arrived here.
1' iucr\'utknnsltt, Lord Talbot, mil many
English of diathiction, are already in Ms city, and
YC expect the Nliniater Von Stein.
We feel already the influence of the liberty of
the. preps in Naples. The Journals of that country
are not allowed in the collet-houses, but they are
read in the Itbrarie•, an I though printed ou good
1' '!", they are next day illegible.
A imbject worth remarking is, the gnicknes• with
%thuds oratora, and wise and judicious
writer., have appeared at :goyim
MADRID, DECEMBER 7.

Barcelona has been lately tuuch agitated. The
Arclibiiihnii of Valencia arrived at Barcelona to em-
bark fir Italy, on the day that the people end the
glriisini were declaring their zillarinucilt to the
constitution, on account of the late pro,:eedings at
idrid. As soon as his arriv.ll was known, a vast
multitude as.tornbled hefore Ina lodging, and it was
With difficulty That he was condioctrd on board *
Genoese vessel, which iintuediattly sailed for Ctvita

Vecchia.
1)4)11 Antonio G alionn, who conJucte& the nego-
ciationa between the Minister and Riego's party,
Las been appointed Intendant of Cordova. This
will give employments to a nnmbe► of the General's
fiends, and permission to the popular societies to
cantitine their meet!tigo.

SPANISH I'APERS.

MADRID. DECENNIA 6.

We hace just received the account of the follow-
ing event which took pace at Pula de Lena, in the
Asturias, on the .1. 911, ult. la the morning a hand
of about twenty men appeared there, and went to
the house of Don N. Cocain', Judge of the First
Instance, whom they arrested ; they then proceeded
to the house of the patriot Dun N. Benasidos,
which they attacked. There were in it an Officer,
owned Bsyuero, ■ud a peasant, who fought with
these robbers till their ammunition wise expended,
when they were forced to surrender ; but Benaridos
having escaped by a window, hastened to Oviedo,
whence, at two o'clock, a company of the provin-
cial militia, mid, at three, another of the local mi-
litta proceeded, both led by distinguished Officers,
who formerly had the honour of peisecntion. Mean-
time the rebels left Pula, and went to the bridge of
Santillano, whence they sent two men to Nlteres del
Camino, who were detained by the 'Magistrates,
hut the rebels, not finding them return, went to the
place and set them at liberty. and then returned to
the bridge. At night the first company of militia
arrived, and was fired at by the rebels. The com-
pany advanced rapidly, hat the rebels dispersed
rod fled into the neighbouring mountains. his
not known to what province thus hand belongs. We
• hope shortly to hear the success of *e measures
taken to secure them. • • . _

T. otItA3TIA .DiCEMBER 7.
w c
e learn by advics from CaraccatiefOctolal2,
that Santa Fe 11:1(1 risertegainst Bo!Irv, because he
OA slot accept rte prap(roshi,of conciliation made
by General Morino., The latter took advantage of
this circumstance to attack the lasergents, by sea
and land, and with such success, that. Bolivar, be-
ing totally defeated, sent a dispatch to I%lorillo,