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THE SUN.

M QUIS DICI.IIIE P4LSU.II 4Ufnidr

LONDON,
MONDAY,AUGUST' 23, 1824.

We have received the Paris Papers of Friday
and the Etoile of Saturday, and have given ex-
tracts from them in our preceding columns. The
Most important article of their contents is an
Ojai ision of the Etoile,not only that an insurrection
bas broken out in Spain, but that that insurrection
at to favour of the Coristitution—that the insurgents
have obtained possession of Tarifa', m.liere the
Constitution was proclaimed by Oem,—that
,they have attacked Estepona,—;and that an
"tensive conspiracy had been discovered in the
cem of St. [toe!). The Etoile of course endea-
"rt to make light of these movements, and
helre ourselves disposed to apprehend that
savers© fortunes of the Spanish Constitu-
tifttlists will not be benefited by the present
attempt.
There is no saying, however, what
"V be the progress and result of a civil war,
however insignificant it may appear to be at its
:4"l"neacement ; and if the troubles of Spain
bitterly
no other effect than that of making France
uitterly lament her uncalled-for interference in
the concerns of her neighbours, the Patriots of
tli Peninsula will not bleed and suffer in vain.

• 13Y the Crisis, arrived at Portsmouth and the
James Cropper, arrived ,
at Liverpool, New York papers to
newnewsthe Ist inst. have b
een received. These journals contain no
*lice* eitherfromPeru or Mexico. From Caraccas they quote
M. to the let of July. It will be recollected that when
CUstisERIAI4. the French Commissioner to Colom-
bia, landed in March last et Laguayra, he brought a let-
ter from Count DortzELoT, the Governor of Martinique,
written expressly for the p
reports urpose of contradicting the
that Prance intended to assist Spain in recon-
(Meting her late trans-Atlantic possessions. The reply
of General PArz, who had been absent on a journey into
the interior, is now for the first time published, and is
dsted the 12th of June. It states on his part, that he never
could have believed the. French Government entertained an
ides so inconsistent with that neutrality which it had prescribed
to itself from the commencement of the war. In proof of his sin-
reritY, PAEz adds, that the alarm alluded to never pre..
h\railed in Venezuela, the department under his command, respect-
g the security of which he had felt so much assured, that he
ad been traversing the most distant provinces of the in-
terior during the last five months. Great exertions were
making both at Caraccas and Laguayra to send men to the
assistance of General BOLIVAn in Peru, and a very strong
"Ps was on the march for Puerto Cabello, to be embarked for
Cjilagtek The Crisis has brought, passengers from New York,
°IOU 1113QNAPAIITE and family.
VYP
received yesterday Jamaica Papers to the
kith ult.
Gt. hist]
*Olen confirm the previous accounts, that the spirit
' 1,; region among the Negroes bad wholly subsided, the
''ce3 front Alontego.bay stating that one individual only of
2vlnNavin
implicated in the late conspiracy was absent, all the others
g returned, or been brought in. The proceedings for the
"nishtnent of these unfortunate and deluded wretches can
only
be of importance here as they develops the motives by
Vhieh
they were influenced; and on these at present no light
thrown.

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