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StAt sz, AuG. 7,""itung of
e 27th Sept, to.nt-ains unfit; this lien.4l the fol.-

lowinf,:artiele, marked with a "05- original
One can -scarcely. help, laughing when one
reads in English _Newspapers the iettets from..
Jamaica and North' Amei'rei respecting the War
with the insnrgents iii Spanish America: One
must aectise all newspapers •pf the niost flagrant
,partiality, if otie did not know that the instirgents
May write who they please', because the Spanish
Government is the only one which has not adopted ,
the Boonapartean fashion of, working upon the
wind and opiniva of the people by pompous Bul-
letins and Promations. However siiperfluons
it way be fortifie' well informed and more careful
observer, ly,e_'tiietit, fur the sake of-both, exphun
this rnailtlitore, elem. y.
tinurreettc,i, was it, a degree organised,.
though tinder Serena chiefs, ot,i, int-the two banks
of the Rio de It Plata. fi wes much weaker
linezueld, Carat:el-is, New Grenada, and a part of
Old' Mexico. , All the other Capiiaineries and
Vice-Royalties. of Peru, Chili, Quito, 'Guiana,
New Mexico,` and maiiv parts of Ohl Mexico, in-
cludiog the Capital, Were never infected by it.— ,
The Chiefs of the insurgents are Mulattoes and
adventurers ; their tools, deserters and vagabonds
of all nations.
" Never agreeing ,among each Mbar,— they
merely ataintainad themselves as long as no re-
sistance whatever could be made to them ; they
were in no place able to collect all imposing force.
.By, the, victorious though small army of Doi)
Pohl() Morino they speedily, lost their strongest
tortress, Carthagena, anti the whole of the, Mexi-
can Gulf. lie penetrated to Santa r 6, Antioquia
Mocas, . and
:pacified almost the whole Terra
„Firma, so that he was able to detach a part of his
army against Buenos Ayres. All the reports tram
Ctnana, La Guayra, Santa Nlartha, Carthagetta
Omni which; as well as frOm Guartnil, it was pre-
tended was Idockaded by the squadron of Buenos
Ayres, several vessels have arrived in the month.
of Anglist at Cadiz, Malaga and Alicant), con-
tinue it.) assure us that perfect tranquillity reigns
in all atese countries.

" The vl:ole terrible insurrection in Venezuela,
New Grena* and Mexico, is dissolved into gue-
rillas mid Gands of robbers, which, without sop-
port from the ,x,.•tt•side, Must disperse of them•
selves, The-disposition of the insurgents on the
Rio de is Plata,, gives reas9n to hope a speedy
and soluntaiy ;ttbmission, which will be accele-
rated by the expeditiOn irons Riajaneiro. Ge-
neral Prznela has already repulsed the troop,s,ot
the insurgents us far back ,as Upper Paraguay,,
where, .11o.v ?:.ttackeil nt once by the SpaniAelis'
and Portuguese, and at variance with each other,
they will not be able to make any long resistance.
Every Old and p!?ew 'Spaniard has too much attach •
fluent to his ancient lawful Government to exchange

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it voluntarily for another, composed of "vagabonds
and adventures. No one serves, unless compelled,
under foreign Generals and ()dicers, and
,least of
all tinder Frenchmen belonging to BitonapArte's
army. Let these papers, therefore, continue to
amuse John Bull with fahles of the cruelties ot
the Royalists to the poor deluded inhabitants Of
those countries ,with Bulletins and Prockinations
from Bolivar and Brown, with experlitions of all
kinds, Opt) paper, with the arrival ot ,Fteneh
Kings, EA.-Princes, Kx.Generals, and ()dicers
by thousands, it will not hinder these rich and
beantiltil countries trout e%pelling all promoters
of disorders and revolutionists from their bosom,
and from returning to the most intimate union
v‘ith the.motner-country ill wli eu tio:y have beLAI
tor so Malty centuries tramp:ill and happy.''
CoLmAa, Srrr. 19.---The review of the right

wing of the third corps of the Austrian army in
Alsace, itt which there is a very large proportion
of cavalry, took place the day before. yesterday,
bettreen l'hann and Carney, which, in an histo-
rical view, is classic groundi in the presence of
an immense crowd of spectators. The lltike ol
Wellington expressed to the General 'iii Chief,
lihron Frituoist, and to the Austrian Generali, his
particular satisfactiort with the fine appearance ty
the trOups, and their, perfection iti going through
the manteavres. , Ampag the, spectators were se.:
r.!ral French Generals, as, fur example, GeourA
;Bflillet, FECiitiv Cominandaht do thp Department
of the Upper Rhine, and many Officcrs ; likewise
‘ceeral Swiss .thficet a from liasle, awl a great
many private persons trout Switzerland.
-f—Wititoot derogating the least front his dignity,
how to assert 111-a proper Wanner,
.‘uilterilci
ihnghteo
liiiitir.e.:sr extremely obliging to all those iv b o
had occasion to approach him.'llicse rev ie WS pi Aiii-
triahs troops upon French territoty,.awidst crowds
of _French spectator.; by a distinguished lit itish
General, are a real historical phenunieuon, and ale
felt by many persons as such, who would have
thought such a thing int.„ ssible four years ago !
Wellington, on this,occasion, visited also the;
interesting nranut to-tiring. town of Mulliausen.—
The numerous I.l.;hglisii in -the countries on the
:Rhine, whose natiooal ;feeling; were so 'greatly'
heightened by the :presence of their illustrious
,hero in, these countries,, and under sitel,-,eirelnu,
stances, had hoped that Ili; wouid, 1)11 this tie Cit.
slot), visit soate of the Swiss Ciiiitousl:' but thesir
wish .cnitld not :he core plied with, beeause the
.i)uke'of :Wellington had given the Pt-roans') Ge-
nerals the mibt.t rip,itiy p”l.o'iiiiCe that he would
be on the 19(11 with tneir corps on ii ,e ,i,i,,e5.,:..
ti e scChttiii44iy set lug over the Vosges for 'Nancy' ,
s itionedhitely After the review at Tharrn. !flit' A (is-
triap troops retq„ed innoediatelytotheir:catitua-
"--
men.--Tth
'c a, 0 i.,,i1.. , g,,, ,xpr,„3,,,i hi,„..
lelf liAliciti,itly p;elistil with 'l.ht s'voi ft,,id .iiil-
,iitt-50111(iiig that npw;prevails betweeri (Ile. idlia.
1
: ',hittiliti of the country, and the Austrian tio,lls. .