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SOLSM QUI3 DICERI P.dLSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
mu/Is/my; SEPTEMBER 25, 1823.

We have inserted in our preceding columns
some further extracts from the French Papers.—
We are still, however, destitute of any addi-
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tional information respecting the mysterious ac-
counts of the movements of It moo, the capture of
B Lt....tsTr Kos, &c. &c. The general opinion seems
to coincide with that which we expressed yester-

day respecting the events alluded to, viz. that no
withstanding the effrontery with which the Frenc
and their Madrid Allies pretend that RIEGO has
been put' to flight, and that his army has been
destroyed, that the truth is that he is most pro-
bably now at the head of BALLASTEROS'S troops
as well as of his own corps, and that full employ-
ment,after his recent inactivity ,has thus been found
for Gen. MOLITOR. But be this as it may, it is
evident that even in the quarters where the French
have seemingly been completely triumphant, and
where resistance has been apparently paralyzed,
it is only necessary for a Leader of any celebrity
to make his appearance, in order to rally around
him a considerable force, and to compel, at his
pleasure, the invaders to renew a contest which
they had imagined was terminated. The Etoile
contains a communication from Burgos, announc-
ing that a plot had been discovered foe destroy-
ing the Royalist Military and Civil Governor of
Oribuela, together, with all the members of
the Municipal Body. The same paper has a
Madrid article, which, notwithstanding all that
has been alleged of the disaffection of the
inhabitants of Cadiz, and of the necessity
of planting cannon in the streets to intimidate
them from rising against the Constitutionalists,
admits that General ALAVA, 011 his return from
the French head-quarters, was accused by the
populace of having betrayed the cause of
the Constitution, and that he was obliged
to cry out " Live the People 1" " Live
Liberty !" in order to save himself from their
fury ! How, then, are the French to ticcorn-
plish their objects, by persisting in this most
atrocious and bootless war ! It is at length evi-
dent to the least discerning, that Spain can
never be tranquillized by any form of Go-
Vernment proceeding from French dicta-
tion. The Duke of ANGOULEME, we have no
doubt, is himself fully satisfied of this truth.
`there seem to be strong grounds for be-
lieving that the failure of the attempts at ne-
gociation ought rather to be attributed to the in.
flexible resolution of the Cortes not to treat until
the French shall have retired or been driven to
their own side of the Pyrenees, than to the
alleged, obstinacy and arrogance with which
the Duke of ANGOULESIE iS said to per.