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101.104 QUIS DICER.R FALSUM AUDLAT ?

L.O ND 0 N,

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 107.

It appears to be the general opinion, that,the.Dis
patches which Prince Span RE at 1), ELi G lately received
by 'the Flag of. Truce, annotinced to him the de-
termirttion:pf. the:, 4tAtriari:Govapment to etitar
into the Confederacy asttitrst this Contry. This
con,jec:ture, though plausible, is, we• have reason to
think, Hi's ,Majesty's Ministers have
riot; we believe,
,received auy notification ()fatly such
intention on the part of Austria, except by thw ar-
ticle in the 4ioniteur of the 13th.

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WE have .receiredAntilligence from the COnti-'
tient, can the accuracy 4f which we place the firsnest,)
reliance whichinducesim to believe
O that 800t44-
FA:4 is'-'4etprraltisa to forco America to 'take a de-
dried .par.t in the War, 'either qn the side of Great
Britain-or France,-'At one of his fievees, a shOrt
time since; lid declared hli .0 t CZ
General A i-
sTKON,o .tlza~. `.jbe would not *admit of .any Neu,-
trals the' r War; and he added, " You may
tell your employers, that they may join with Eng-.
sand if, they please; but it is my determination
to exterminate those, -prohd. Islanders from the face
of the 'Lamb !" '

WE this morning received iimerican Papers to the'
btli ult. T.hey are very barren' of intelligence, ',Ole'
clamours against thkieountry have in a great degree
subsided. E• • •

By a 'Vessel which arrived from,Bilboa yesterday,
we received a Copy
,cif the following important De-
cree, which w,as issned. (ram the -.Palace of Stn
Lorenzo on the 30th ult' and addressed to the Go-
vernor' of the Council ad interim •
C. R.

Cold,
,who watches over his creatures, does not permit
the consummation of otrocious deeds, when thc)ntended Vic-
ems arc innocent:-'•Thus his omnipoienCe has saved the
froth "the most unheard-of catastrophe. My People," my
Subjects, all know my Christianity, and settled habits:—
They ;.11 Love me, and I receive from all of them proofs
of their vener.,tion7such as the conduit of a parent calls
for frOm his children. t lived persuaded of this felicityi and
clevotedto the repose .0f my family, when ar' Unknown hand
4iscoyeted the most 'atrO:iiOns and unheard-of conspiracy,
which was carried on in my own palace, against my person.—
, My life, whiCh has so often been in danger,. was too long in
the eyes 4,./ my Ille"l..riTt. Who, infatuated by prejudice, and
alienated tram every principle of Christianity that toy pater..
'rut:cart and toy; had ;aught him,. had etiteral into a proje
to dethrone me. Informed of this, t thought proper to
In-
quire personally' into, the truth of the tact.,,and surprising
ah`ri in pry room, I found in his possession the cypher of .his
correspondence, and of the instru4ious he had teCeived from
the, vile eonspirators. •
- in consequence of this discovery, I immediately convok-
ed the Governor and Council, in order that'they might make
the necessary inquiries ; and the result has-been, the deteci.
lion of several malefaCtors, whose imPrisonment'l 'have'
ordered ; .also the,arrest of my, sort at his residence. This
is an additional aggravation of the afflidion I labour under;
hjiwever, painful to
,my feelings, 'if must be submitted
to, ae it is of the utmost importance ,to the suppression of
such a conspiracy. At the same tine that I di red the:publica-
tion of this
,afrair to my Subjee.ti, I cannot avoid' ex,.
pressing to them tlivegret by which I, am agitated ; but that
Tegtvt will be alleviated by .tlic demonstrations of their
loya!ty.
" Yoit will take the proper Measures to have ;his Decree
circulated in due form.

" CHARLES R."

" By corntrtand of his Majesty, I trartmit this Drt;rce to
your I;xtcllcucy, in order that it triny be duly prorinikitted.
" Sighed by tho Ministv.rs, anti addressed to all
toys, &c,:. &v."

Upon the above most extraordinary Proclamation
it is hardly necessary to make any eomment.
some time ago stated pur reasons for bcUeving that
BtFONAVAUTE had determined to wrest the Crown of.
Spain frOM the. BovatioN and the events
which have recently °centred leave not the slightest
doubt in our minds Upgil the subjetl. As soon a g
the French Army shall ,have-suiticienly advanced
Into Spain, ISUONAPARTE will IfiCoVor off the mask,
and the fate of the 'Spanish Monarchy will be
decided.

. The Trial of the Prinee'of ASTURIAS is, we nu,
derstand, fixed for the 2d of December. We Shall
submit to our Re4ders some obseNations upon this

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We have this, day resumed our Extracts from the
French Papers w hich arrived yesterday. If we may rely
on the accounts which t hey cotain, Ansi ria isit length
added to the Eneiuies of this. Country. " This event
imputcd, in the Illoniteur of the iath, to the ef-
lea: which our Expedition ag4ihitt,Peitumic pro-
duced on the Austria') 00verutpetit, as well as to
the:relosal..of the British Cabinet to accept the rne,
fliatio.p. of Russia, in ore r, if possible, to bring for-
ward gyerinres of a pacific itendeOzy between this
Con try nuct France. Austiia has indeed de-