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frk ,t,ht. House of Lords yesterday evening, the
itlarquis of Landsdo,,vn asked Lord Liverpool
-phetherany negoclatio-1 had been lately entered
into with AnAria the loan advanced to
that country mapy yea:, ago by England. The
Noble Earl all3\Vereo. that the English, Govern-
limit had teen pro:ing Austria for ti
payment
of this debt and that a -dinciple of arrangement
for the purpose had been agreed, to, by the Court
of Viet,na.

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Li's-10ton I'utst'..l
Par l'apers ,rt.r,ve arrived to the 15th, and
tlose from l!ladri•to the 7111 ittct. The note of
pitesparation contiihp,s loud, through France, all
hvears the ga:b.oi-war,- and Spain is wisely not
btbind ; is :buckling on her armour f
clifence,- and calmly preparing fur the conflict.
The last meetil g. of the Cortes, of which we have
the account, « as worthy of the representatives
of the Spatti,l, and of its high and chival-
Toni character ; there was none of the fury of the
IrPtlett Cult vent ionalists—none of that sanguinary
intemperance m hich trufFked the declamation of
tlautlton or Bart-ere ; all was calm detertnination,
-blended with the stroei,oet energy. The eloquent
speech of il?,anga.Arsll:lles will be long remem-
bered re not," said he," those men of the Faith
the ntlynneed row; of, ono arrll y, hiolt brings
NVith it the protection of God of St. L0u,48
;TA 1124 WA 018 er,,11) of robbers mid
rrovlerers for it. 4; ritt:7„sord Spaniards
isely seem deter;nined to make sure of cer-
d:ttand, and keep Lien in their hands. lie is not
sflfe in.. Madrid ;. they should ctnsduct him, to
Cadiz. out of the reach ,of treachery at ance.-1
rrhp expedition of the imbecile iNtontirch or Naples
tb Laybach, and his return in- the train of Aus-
trian troep,t, to pro‘trihe and murder in cold
blood those whose generous plans of freedom he
bad previou4ly sett:Liaised, if not sworn tot this
horrible °Write is fresh in the remembrance of
all Europe, and will, not be forgottenn• by the
provident Spaniards.

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The attention of the public is at present very
warmly biterested,'and in. truth 'all thoughts are
oceopied„in the consideration of the part which
Cr.-at l itri ti than take in the threatened corn.
tnntious.'of Europe ; for :tort) cornmetions, we
have no dotibt, womb! be the dreadful resultof a
war begun by F ranee upon Spanish independence.
The present rrisi'i is, therefore, a very awful one,
art the absence of a complete declaration, the
%tightest hints which escape from our Ministers
are snatched op and sabjected to a Close itivesti...
gation, In o,rder. that their moat ocenit Inv:1111'qt
rutty toe elicited ; and hitherto, we' think, it our
duty to declare, we have discovered nothing On
the part of any. Member of the llritiSh Cabinet.
uhich indicates Sentiments at variance With these
df the groat, body •of the people ; and we do
'ope that such a dernonstration, however feeble
atml itriperfeet—however inferior efrect to
rt manly declaration of 'abherrene.e of these
principles by 'which France seems to act,
sill still have its degree of influence in check•
ing the conceived iniquity of enslaving Spain.—
Mr. Cantlin;:,os Election.Teech at Harwich cow.
Sitter sentiments entirely in unison with those
of-Lord Liverpool, but still more strongly ex.
pressed.• lie avowed his determinatien to sup-
4port 46 tilt. mast iilorrai 111.We:11)1es:1 He'.asSerted
tho• perfect' ability of the nation to'defend those
same principles by arms, if- need were ; and at tt
later hour of tb-; day, 415 If his mind expanded
beyond its asuat • dimensions, or'his tongue at.
tatts'ed new powers of expression by the contem.
platiun oc a people striti,eling, for its rights
against foreign aggression and domestic tyranny,
he i% represented to have actually given the
toast of " Civil shat] religioas liberty alt over the
]world."--'rite cenanct of qtr. fluskisson at Li.
yerpool tix 1-c,; perfectly similar,7 or perhaps, the
sentiments which be avowed were yet More Übe.
ral he praised titetAideratiOn of the 'Apardardi,
and,most pointedly,condentned the interference
. of foreign Powers.

. .
. - [sionNl,iin cnn.oNKLT:d
ft now turns'out thttt.Baror. d'Erole,s, one o
the principal Spanish Commanders of the Army
or the 'Faith, wus c:i!lea up o'lii)rls for the put.
pose' of concerting measures for tie moditated
campaign, and. I;',:s conferences with Ow French
War Minister and the new Generili,nno, the
Puke d'Angoniefre, have convinced them that
the opinioni they. bad formed of the• Spanish
character,: and et the devotion of the armed ban.
ilitti the. French Greve-rnment liaye had in their
pay so long, were not over
.and above correct. it
Was Abe with of the French that the several bands
already constituting the Army of the Faith, as
well ai..4l..athocs that 00u1.d; be COltileted and
equipped out of the,supplioe furnished from France,
should eontione to -be tegliPctively comfrittridod
birliXeir own oilicers„ but, at, the same lime, act
iinditr.the itnrUediate orders of the French Ge-
litre Lissimo ;lid his .Lieutenaut•Oenerals; in eon-
formity,to the.ljlata of campaign which migfit' be
ogreo.9o. .rt Wr7l3 the .1W:113ot Duke deemed
this kind of sobseryienny. neo,ssary, as, from ttte
reports he had hitherto received of the- dais of
Ivan fighting under tli'e- hannertr or the Fi,ith, he
ft.lt apprehensive, that if 4:r10 let tdO4e on t
4„. revcdos , portion . of the population in S
the .
scenes of .plunder anti iv,dincre which' di. 1
el!Stle would be of so atroieus a description, thii
at) indelible staiu would he,impressed-on the Bout;
hog
.bily, and that the, holy cattle in which. he
was engaged would be for ovtir disgraced.. The
ggilaut Baron d'Firoles listened with:the_utmest
ottentiott to the cOmptiment paid the' men he bad
tbe honour to commandrand then candidly told,
the pl?nners of the. ensuing campaign,. that al-
though' there might be a dipositiati on,the part
;if some -of
,the
.*itanish poputstion to' change the