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liar present state of ignominy, and unless tho
fstnated Monarch should assent to them, he must
alienate the friendship of all the other Powers
anti insure his own downfai. It may be proper
to-remind our Readers of the nature of the re-
quisitions alluded to : the first point was to be
a full and entire amnesty, rendered absolutely
uecelgary by the divided state of the country—
a form of government calculated to give solidity
to the Government and secure happiness to the
Polite—a recognition of the loans contracted by
The-Cortes, and in case of the necessity of prolong-
ing the continuance of the French army iu France
belond the assigned period, that the expellee of
its maintenance should be wholly defrayed by
Spain. It must be observed that this rumour
"al upon anonymous authority, but except
that relating to the recognition of the loan
Contracted by the Cortes, which may be suppos-
atl,to have issued from an interested source, it
appears to hold forth points to which FIRDINAND
)1 4"111 it necessary to submit for his own
safety and the tranquillity of his kingdom.

it
is reported on 'Change that an Expedition
11 fitting out at Cadiz, Ferrol, and Vigo ; the
extent :
ant, its destination is not known.

Letters are in town from Al%arado of the 2.2 d
Ang., bringing accounts from Mexico of the 11th
411(1 113th of that month. All was perfectly trail-
Cull in the above city. A slight disturbance had
takilm place in one of the provincvs. General
VIQTottiA had marched against the town, but no
serious apprehensions were entertained.

Gazettes are hi town of a lato date.—
It 6
reported that a boat's crew had born
Nurdered by the natives.

The following is au extract of a letter from
rtia Janeiro, dated Ist Sept. :----44 This and ad-
Picent interior Provinces are extremely tranquil,
4" we have rtason to suppose they will coa-
sizo

Ws have received files of New-York Papers
to the Ist October, nod Boston Papers to the
2901 September.

t Prom MI Boston Paper of the 2flth Sept. )
"OTHER. 11.1t1C ANE.-(ll(suritius, Aprill6.)
It iq Impossible for you to form an idea of the
uelllorsble situation of the colony. On the 23d
v
.*)brtißrY We experienced a most tremendous hur-
"calle width did incalculable injury, and on the
1()th stud 11th instant we were visited by another
seven() hurricane which put the finishing stroke
t° 0111 distresses, and you may be assured that no
place WQS ever in a more deplorable situation.

Outuargo, Auo. f2o.—(The Squadron.)—
Vfe believe it can now be stated, no a matter of
fattt that the North Carolina, 74, the frigate
Cwitiitution, and several other smaller Yes-
"ll will compose a naval squadron, under
command of Commodore Rogers. Its
des►lUation is not ascertained ; but it is sup-

114seti to be a Squadron of Observation, to act,
'r required, in support of the principles laid
1101ni In the Message of the President of the
il"ited States, should the views of Foreign
"""/ ;Li respects the Independent Govern-
nt'oti of Mexico and the Southern Continent,
r:thir tins precautionary armament necessary.
4` will, lit all events, have the effect of placing
" "kW establishment upon its proper footing.

• MR. FAUNTLEROY.
tibIAitt.BOROUGII.STREET......(ThiII Day.) —The
ve4httithat have existed before and after the remo-
lel of this Gentleman to Newgate, us to whether
le
%/NW be tried this Sessions, or whether he
l'41(1 traverse it, are now at an end, for this
bj°ruing Plank, the chief Officer of the este-
. "holent, and all the other witnesses, were
4trv,,d
With Subpoenas this morning to at-
-4d at the Old Bailey on Saturday morning
;"‘i ti at 0 o'clock, when the trial will for a cer-
i ntY ho proceeded in. To-morrow the wit-
•teelek attend at Clerkenwelt to prefer the Bill
before the Grand Jury.

ow Judges upon the rota at the approaching
1)411ey Sessions are the CnIE JUSTICE, Baron
uft°ll', and Mr. Justice PAWL.

ditiialltllin FRANKLIN sets out on his next expe-
,4,,c4l the first week in February ; the route
Ch the expedition is to take on the present
tac,,as!°n will be different from the former, as It
land at New York, and proceed from thence
,1,10 northward across the country, in canoes.
MI 6 SPahish emigrants received their monthly
115t°wance yesterday, Including the whole of the
hla. Saturday was the day on which the pay-
eentne due, but the emigrants were then
V.% to understand that no further relief could
ti4o4afr,'Ned them from Government. This inter:
411,4,41, however, been changed, and a . sent'.
uf humanity allowed to prevail.—(Tunes.)
Al o,_
tXcav me workmen were lately employed in
Itniei.ittllg the old town of Famars, near to Va-
tsi4l,nn", they found three bronze vases, con-
to e-g 9,955 silver coins, of the time of Augustus