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STEWART. There is no express from Paris this
morning. It is reported that the Emperor ALExAN-
ink is offended with the conduct of England with
respect to Spain, and that a Russian Manifesto
on the subject will probably be issued. Several
failures took place yesterday in the Foreign
Market. Consols opened at MI, with a steady
Market, and have been done at 7614. Spanish
Bonds have been at 331 a.

In the House of Lords last night, the Earl of
LIVEIiPOOL stated, that the printing of the addi-

tional Diplomatic Papers, intended to be laid be-
fore the house, could not be completed in suffi-
cient time. The production of the Papers was
in consequence postponed to this evening.
In the House of Commons Mr. WALLACE'S
Warehousing Bill, we are sorry to say, was last
night read a third time and passed. Petitions
against the Bill were ineffectually presented
from various quarters, 'and" amongst others,
from the woollen manufacturers of Wilts and
Yorkshire. Mr. MOOttE, Solicitor to the Trus-
tees of the Leeds Woollen-cloth Halls, has ar-
rived in LondOn, we hope for the purpose of en-
deavouring to excite a successful opposition to the
Bill in the House of Lords, where the various
parties and the important interests whose pro-
sperity will be compromised by its enactment,.
ought to offer the most active resistance at every
stage of its progress. Surely the Earl of LI vErtrooL
Will not be found amongst the supporters of a mea-
sure which involves an abandonment of those great
Principles of commercial policy on which the
greatneSs of England was founded, and by
)vitieli alone her eminent station amongst
nations can be maintained. We adjure his
Lordship to oppose the weight of his station and
character, and the high authority of his name on all
yiestions of economical science, to a bill which is
fraught with the most mischievous consequences
to his country, and which, though framed on
specious theoretical principles, his Lordship, we
are sure, cannot but he aware will be found ex-
tremely fallacious and pernicious in practice. If
the Bill must Pass into a Law; we trust that it
will at least he sent back to the Commons, with
a clause of exception in favour
Man of the Woollen
Manufacture of the Country.

SIN OFFICE, HALF-PAST Two o'CLocx.
We ilave just received a copy pf the additional
dil)kill'itic documents, intended to be submitted
to Parliament this evening. They consist of,
SPAIN.
Ist.
Confidential Minute of 'Viscount Castlereagh on the Af-
fairs of Spain.—Communicated to the Con r ts of Austria, France,
Prussia, and Russia, in May, 1820.
. ~
2dlY. Instructions drawn up by the Marquess of London-
' 4"17, and transferred to the Duke of Wellington, Septem—
H ber LI, 11122.
'3ctlY. The Duke of Wellington to Mr. Secretary Canning.—
Verona, Oct. 29, 1022.
• 4thly. Mr. Secretary Canning to the Duke of lyellington.—
Poreign Office, Nov. 8, 1822.
4tillY• Memorandum communicated. by M. de Jabat to Mr.
Secretary Canning on the 18th Feb. 1823.
Translation of ditto.
FRANCE.
Mr. Secretary Canning to Sir Charles Stuart.:—Foreign
Office, March 31, 1823. ' ' • Inclosure in ditto.—(Separate Article.)
Sir Charles Stuart to Mr. Secretary Canning.,—Paris, April 7,
11123.

• •
M PORTUGAL.
r. Secretary Canning to Sir Charles Stuart.—Foreign
Office, Dec. 3, 1822. `,
Sir Charles Stuart to Mr. Secretary Canning.—Paris,
12, 18:V. ' Dec.-
The Vicomte de Chateaubriand to the Portuguese Charge
d'Affaires at Paris.
Translation of ditto
M. de •• Chateabriand to the French Charge d'Affaires at
'Lisbon—Paris, January 30, 1823.
Translation of ditto.
Sir Charles Stuart to Mr. Secretary Canning.—Paris, April
17, 1P,23.
Of these documents, the most important are the
Confidential Minute of Lord CASTLEREAGH, and
the rnrimorandum of M. de JABAT relative to the
conduct of Spain. The latter document most tri
. urnpliantly proves that Spain has obtained from the
enmtnission of any one act that could justly give
• offence either to France or to any other Foreign
PnWer ; and that the Spanish Government had
even, in 1822, refused the services of three
tegiments of : the French Army of Observa-
ti" The Minute of Lord CASTLEIttApII,
Which, however, is dated in May, 1820, re-
gards the Spanish Revolution as in some degree
'langerous to Europe, and condemns it for the
degradation put upon the KING, but strongly
(lepreciiics all hostile intemperance on the part
of the Allied Powers with the internal affairs of
the Peninsula.—We shall publish the whole of
e documents to-morrow.

s, letter from Caraccas of the 20th of February
f"ites, that a communication had been received
tr2r.4 naota, written by the Minister of the in.
,rior
:"Lill' the Republic of Colombia, giving infor-
T: 1" that' the Congress was not expected to
assembled before that or even the following
"4'l) 4S the Deputies from Quito were not
exPected to arrive earlier.