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BOLEN QUIS DICEUE FM.sUM A IMEAT ?

LONDON,
TUESIMY, FEBRU.IRY 1, 1820.

IVe received last night the Pat.'s Papers of
ridgy last, and this morning those of SaTurddy.
JuurnaL-des .Debuts of Friday contaios the,fol-
'wing Postscript, dated 10 o'clock at bight :
" We are happy in being enabled to announce
,is evening, in a positive manner, that the intel-
gence from Spain %%Lich we received yesterday,
entirey unfounded. Letters from Madrid of
17(h instant, from Cordova of the 13th, and

,to Rota of the I I th, which arrived by the Cott-
r this day, contradict the alarm-
g teports that had been circula..ed respecting
e tranquillity of that kingdom. The Iniurrec-
n of the Expeditionary Army was on lie point
being quelled. The .nsurent troops had twice
envied to seize Cadiz, but they bad been re-
!seri at Cortadura wi,h the loss of 300 men.
In spite of the efforts of certain Officers to
Rio the troops in a state of rebellion, the sol-

rs were disbanding themselves by companies,
ranging themselves under the Royal banners.
neral Freyre, who is perfectly well acquainted
th the character of the Spanish soldier: and the
id of loyalty by which he is distinguished, was
opinion, awl upon good grounds,- that Ire should
enabled to appease the sedition without any
siort of blood but he pressed the Insurgents
'losely, that the Chiefs of the revolt were al-
ly thinking of embarking at St. Peter, to
,pc the just punishment whiCh awaited them.
City of Catiiz has shown, upon this occasion,
much it is attached to its King, and how

e it is disposed to support any attempt which
sto overthrow the Government. The must
ect tranquillity prevails throughout the rest of
in. Every where the people are indignant at
uterprise which tends to disturb the tranquil-

they enjoy.
We repeat that this intelligence is certain.

We doubt not that the next Courier will
us intelligence of the total extinction of et
;ion which has caused so 11111 Ch alarm to the
ds of legiramacy, older, dilll peace, whilst at
same time it has excited the hopes of all the
ontents of Europe, that the abyss of Revolt'.
was about again to open."

e Monileur contains the following para-

The following is the substance of the intelli-
!e front Muds id of the 17th inst.:—
The Mail which l&: Cadiz the 7th, and
,ed at Madrid the 14th,coufirnis what is already
\vu of the fidelity of the city, and of the de-
on of the Insurgents. This desertion had re-
their numbers to hbout 2,000 men. It is
red that they have prepared vessels, that the
's may eicape by the river of San Pedro, which
1111Jantied by the fort of Santi Petri, of which
hey are masters. There is every reason to
e that this insurrection draws near its end.
Government, however, are marching towards
`usia all the disposable troops.—General
is detained at Seville, by the extt aordinaty
which at present covers Andalusia ; but he
urea to descend the Guadalviver the troops
ed to reinforce the garrison of Cadiz.' "

Gazette de France, after giving the above

ulArs, adds,
ue Rebels s: ill occupy the Isla de Leon,
the officers hare given a 4and banquet to
Idiers, at the conclusioN oil which Colonel

-a, their Supreme Chief, also gave them a
artigratificatlon. It is amongst the Rebels
he Conf.;;;ution has'been proclaimed and
to, and not at Cadiz, as stated.
le events in the Isla de Leon have not dis•
the public tranquillity in any other part
alusia, nor at Madrid.
'ht: Official dispatches of the 18th, received
lay- at. the Spanish Embassy, are perfectly
liable to these details."

Journal de Paris also gives the same details,

,ety preparation (or defence has been made
; 4,00 Q marines from the squadron have
the garrison and the city militia, and it is