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LONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1833

We refer our readers with great pleasure to
a copy of a despatch, in another column, from
Mr. STANLEY to the Governor of Guiana, on
the subject of the Slave Emancipation Act of
last session. We shall be anxious to learn how
the West Indians carry into effect the plans to
which it refers, as well as the suggestions it
actually contains.

We are still without any news from Spain
which would enable us to form an opinion as
to the probable duration of the struggle between
the Government and the Carlists. One of the
Paris papers of Wednesday, which arrived this
morning, mentions a report of the receipt of
despatches by the French Government from
Madrid, dated the 11th inst, the contents of
which had not transpired. According to the
Bayonne Sentinelle of the 16. h, two batteries
and 500 horses had arrived there on the day
before. Numerous Spanish emigrants were
coming in. The concentration of the insurgents
at Tolosa was ascribed to SAARSFIELD'S ad-
vance, which was generally rumoured. A letter
from Bayonne, of the 15th, says positively that
he was at Burgos on the Bth ; that MERINO is
at Tro, in La Rioja, with 25,000 men ; CUE
VILLA S, with 4,000, at Vilorao ; Locuo in
La Mancha ; and EL CAR AGOL in Catalonia
with another band. It was stated that Don
CA RLOS was to enter Spain before the 15th inst.

Letters from Madrid, received at Bayonne,
announce that the QUEEN REGENT was going
to fortify the capital.
Advices from Toulon, of the 15th, state that
instructions had been despatched to Ad-
miral HUGON not to send back three ships of
the line that had been ordered to France, the
state of Greece creating uneasiness.
One of the Paris Papers states that a violent
schism had taken place between two of the
French Ministers, Marshal SOULT and M.
HUMANN, on the question of intervention.
Marshal SOULT is represented to have urged it
as essential for the security of France, and to
have been opposed by M. HUMANN, on the
ground that the finances of the country were
not in a condition to sustain the war which
might be the result of intervention in the
affairs of Spain, and being supported in the
Cabinet by the personal influence of the KING,
M. HUMANN was declared the victor. It is
said, however, that although the French are not
to enter Spain, M. de TALLEYRAND is to
return to England for the purpose of negotiat-
ing with Lord PALNIi,RSTON a treaty of in-
tervention, which would prevent the success of
Cailism in Spain, without raising the hopes of
the Liberals, and at the same time without ex-
citing the anger of the Northern Courts by an
armed interference. This is by no means an
unreasonable speculation, whatever may be the
circumstances which have already occurred to
render it probable ; but we hope affairs are gone
too far in France to allow of M. de TALLEY-
RAND'S patching up the present system. We
should hope also that our Government, with all
its anxiety for the maintenance of peace, will not
become a party to any scheme for consolidating
the throne of the young QUEEN, on the abso-
lute principles contained in the manifesto of her
mother. If we cannot interfere in favour of
the Spanish Liberals, we can at least abstain
from giving any encouragement to the existing
Government.
The French Funds continue very steady, a