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London, England, 1821-11-28 00:00:00

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LONDON,
IVEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1821.

We received this morning the French Papers
of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, from which.
we give extacts in a preceding column. The.
accounts from Spain in the French Papers, re-
present that country, and especially the capital,
to be in a state of anarchy. On the 12th, a dis-
turbance took place at Madrid, which was how-
ever quelled by the Military, and several of the
ringleaders were arrested, among whom is a
Lieut.-Colonel. The Duke of CADIZ, nephew
of the KING, and son of the Infant Don Fftkxcts,
died on the 15th, in the palace of the Escurial.
The King, Queen, and all the Royal Family are
still in that Royal residence.

It is needless to animadvert upon the Fall of

Lima, authentic intelligence of which we ventured
to announce last week, though it was doubted by
several of our competitors.—Nothing could be
more impolitic and hopeless than the conduct of

the Government of Spain, whether exercised by
the Monarch or by the prevailing Party, in the
treatment of the revolted colonies. The course
of events in those colonies must have been fore-
seen by all men of enlightened minds, and the
mother country should have attempted to secure
them in her interest by commercial overtures, not
to endeavour to subdue them by the force of
arms. The Revolution had been long preparing,
arising from the progress of political knowledge,
the successful example of the United States is
throwing off its dependence on Great Britain,
and the consequent growth of republican prin-
ciples in most parts of the Western Continent.

Antigua Papers arrived this morning to the 6th
October. The seasonable rains with which. the

Island has been blessed
_during the last three
weeks could not have come when they were more
wanted ; and should we be so fortunate as to
have them succeeded by periodical showers, tile

hinters will stand, some chance of a tolerable

crop at the commencement of the ensuing year.
ST. JOHN'S, OCT. s.—By Papers this day re-
ceived from St. Kitt's we learn, that the Island
suffered very severely in the late gale. Fortu-
nately there were no vessels there at the time.—
It is understood that his Excellency Governor
MAXWELL is on his way out to resume the Go-
vernment of St. Kitt's.

We yesterday gave the chief contents of the
Jamaica Papers, and we insert farther Extracts

his day

(Extract of a Letter from St. Thomas's, Oct. "•)

46 I embrace the opportunity of informing you
that General BOLIVAR has prohibited the expor-
tation of mules from any sea-port on the Main ;
and it is a measure that cannot be evaded) as lie
is master of all the sea-ports, with the exception
of Puerto Cabello. The Spanish, men of war
and privateers cruizing off La Guayra are.stati'd
to have lately captured a number of vessels goin4
into that port, and sent them to Puerto Cabello
among them are two schooners from St. Tho-
mas's, and two brigs under American colours.
The Spanish troops, which sailed some time ago
from Port Royal in transports, under the convoy
of his Catholic Majesty's'brig Ilona, were landed
at Rio Charges." •

(.Extract of a Letterfrom Port Antonio, Oct. 1•.)
" Last night -and this morning we were visited
with the most alarming thunder and lightnin%-
ever experienced here, during which [ am sorry
to state the schooner Dorchester, lying here ready
for sea, sustained considerable injury, having her
main-top-mast and main-mast shivered to pieces;
but fortunately none of the crew were lost."
•By accounts received from Havannah at St.
Jago de Cuba, it appears that tobacco. will ja
future be-a • free article. The Island of tit.
Thomas suffered considerably from the viotence
of the late gales, which lasted during the 11:011
ic2th, and 13th of October,. and nearly the n hole
of the shipping were
_driven on .shore."

This being Settling- Day at- the Stack V"
change, we have not, as yet, heard of an/
Defaulters up to 12 o'clock.

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The main and most interestity, topic Is hic

now attracts public attention is the unhapPY
state of Ireland.—Without entering into an ell"
borate investigation of the causes which have pr°'
(laced the disastrpus and horrible events that
now distract anti disgrace that unfortunate con"-
try, the situation of-affairs demands a rig-01'0u!
ere
interposition of Government, and perhaps a sev-