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will lose muck of their force, if they themselves
commit those excesSes.of which they accuse Others.
Thtir enemies assert, that it i§ rather their own
interest than that of humanit Which in general
governs their renrality and their conduct 1 that at
this Moment, for instance, when they die so zea-
lbusity pleading the cause of the Negroes, it is less
4tt of love for the Africans ihait, from jealansy of
the French colonies :—we, indeed, believe no
such thing; but we must confess ...that frequent
:examples, such as that which they have just ek•
hibited at
•Washingloii, would grievously embar-
rass their friends.—(Journal des Debats.)
VIENN,I, SFA'T-21.—zrhe Poles testify much at-•
tachnient to the Emperor bf Russia, for they. arre
persuaded that he. is resolved to restore rileM
their ancient existence to make them a nation, and
that lie will use all his influence in Vienna for this
:great object.

SPANISH PAPER.

RCil'At MANDATE.

." His Excellency the Secretary of State and of Finances
this day communicated to me the subsequent Royal Order :
...

" The Directors .of the Royal Philippine Company have
communicated with his Majesty, explaining to him that by
his Royal Order of the 27th July last, forwarded by your Ex-
cellency, when you,discharged the office of Minister of State
for the Indies, it was commanded that the exclusire privi-
leges for commerce and merchandize, should be preserved
inviolable to the said Company, and with the same just inten-
tion the Royal Schedule, of the 12th July, 1803, was eon-
'finned. Hut this Declaration will be inefficacious and even
prejuklieial not only to the Company but to the national in-
dustry In general, if such Asiatic and European commodities
.as are prepared likewise in Spain and America are not prohi-
bited, 'and if a eliandestine trade be countenanced under the
colour and prefixt of stall commodities. _ _

. .
" To preserve, therefore, to the Company its beneficisl
monopoly, and to Maintain unimpaired the natipnai indus-
try, which is engaged in the manufacture of cottons, it be-
comes necessary to renew the publication and annunciation
of the said privileges, and to fix the term of four months fir
the disposal of this description of goods by the individuals
possessing them; . and after such term, :the holders shall sell
them to the Company but should the tennis not be agreed
upon between the proprietorS and the Company, another
• month will be allowed for the exportation of the. goods
abroad, 'according to the arrangement particularized in Arti-
cles 57 and_ 58, in the said Roya Schedule, respecting cotton
articles made prize of or otherwise.
"Zile said Directors further set forth, that if the Company
is to arrive at the rank, elevation, and splendour wind' the
nation expected at it establishment ; and if it is to repair its
immense losses Which it has most innocently incurred, it is
absolutely indispensible that-the indulgence sought should be
granted, especially at the' present moment, when two expe-
alitions from Manilla and Calcutta are approaching the Penin-
sula, and the effects which they bring can obtain no sale if
they are to meet a competition in the mitrket from other com-
modities of the same class, and the ruin of the Company will
be thus accomplished by the exertions they have applied in.
completing these expeditions..?
" His Majesty the King .baring duly considered these im-
portant subjects, and being persuaded of, the Just reasoning
of the Directors regarding them, has been pleased to deter-
mine, that in punctual onservance of the exclusive privil*ge
of the Company, from the present time private merchants
shall not be permitted to import either into Spain or America
cotton-manufactures, whether Asiatic or Eurupean,,conced-
.ing,- however, the term of • fotsc months for the -disposal of
such goods, after which interval, they are to be °timed to
%the said Company, but if the conditioas should not be accept-
able; another mouth is to be granted for the exportation, as
in the case of prize goods, &c.
" These particulars I communicate 'to- your Excellency by
his Majesty's order for your information, and that you may
impart the same to the' proper ollicerS, that they may in all
respects pay obedience thereto. 'God preserve you, &e.
" Palairo, Aug. 29. • " GONGORA."
" To the Superintendants of Revenue."