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London, England, 1820-02-21 00:00:00

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4411 apocryph.3l:—(Jlonztear.)
The Gazette de France contains the following
AIADRID, SEPT. 7.—ln the night between the
(1411(1 4th instant, M. Lozano de Torres, the Ex-
ci,inieter of Justice, M. Regarre,Treasurer of the
:44 Expedition, end M. Veliarpontier, were
trested at their houses by order of the Ciptain-
eileral of Madrid, and sent uhf in exile to Co-
? 4,1111411, Segovia, and Tarragona 1,,z4n0 de
Torres thought he was going to he reins,ated in
the Ministry, and presented I:itniell before Qie
n
'6Ptkin-General in his gala•dress, with all his
orders.

According to the intaigence from Cadiz,
the head-quarters 9f the Itoyd Army were at
I:‘lerto Real, in sight of the Ida de Leon, at txo
'elgites distance. Admit al MAitrelle, had cap-
tll4,l One of their gnn,buats with two officers and
2g men.,

The iiigbr of the assassination of the Duke
11e 1-tvrri, at half past 11., at a ~asked ball, one
l'"!ivithial \vas licurd to say to another, the Du-
chess de Berri ought to be now in teats:

'Private accounts received this clay, state that
I'4 Ff,ncil five per cents had talc') on Friday
It' 70 10 c. The alarm that prevails at this
Illoupsuit in France, must of course have the effect
joweripg the French funds, and non) the
of insecurity that thus irises, many Eng-
. 44 Who have invested money in them will pro-
b4l'lY ie induced to reinvest their capital in the
"glish Funds, the security of wlLich remains pre-
taiineut above all others.

Charleston Papers an ived this morning to the
16'11 January.

" In the severe snow storm and gale of Mors-
-4'lY night, several vessels were driven on shore in
"rharhour, hot without much damage. The tide
I" about tv.o o'clock yesterday morni►►g, one hour
h'fore the time of low water, covered the wharfs
the east side of the river, and was higher than►
on the gale of Sept,mber."

We regret to see 'The Morning Chronicle, which
ttilgla be the chief organ of a CONSTITUTIONAL
OPPOSITION, such as ought aiwaysito operate as u
"etk upon MitCF,ters, making use of the Spanish
Insurrection, not for the mere purpose of attack-
ing the present King of SPAIN, I,ut apparently
with a desire of degrading the Roikt. CHARACTER
altogether. This insidious
plan we
have
sCatched,
imd our:;eives petstladed that such is the real
purpose
.of those constant tltitiopts to represent
the King of SPAIN as a Tyrant, and the sen-
tinlehts o;- the Insurgenta as the general voice of
-the Spanish People. a King fealty anxious for the
vrifare of the people, and a people proverbially
loyal of all times. The Chloniele at first styled
the military mutineers Constitutionas, though
it knew that, to fact, they were oti!y adverse to
the Colonial Expedition. To-day The Chronicle
exalts these Mutineers into a character of greater
tt"ghitude, for it thinks pr'oper to style them
-11`e " NATIONAL ARMY." The folly of
this designation can only add contempt to

the indignation which it excites by its [malignity
towards the Spanish Throne, or rather to the exist-
4nce of MONARCHY in all Countries. Such is the
lYstent of Modern Whigs, of which The Chronicle
i'tofe,?es to be the Representative and the Chain-
Piohl ! !

We are concerned to say the Duchess of YORK
t"tinoes confined by indisposition ; it was said
yesterday her Royal highness was a little better.
r HENRY tim.FoED has attended her Royal
1,
‘ll;liness every day since yesterday sennight,
`''l)t Saturday.. Yesterday the Duke of YORK left
L
"vil for oatknds.—(Coto Circular.)
AS"u::lay the LORD .CIIANCELLoR and Viscount
-81sLEAPAGI-I had audiences of his MAJEI,TY.
rll
11e Dilly! of Your. visited the KING on Sa-
turday.
911 .iaturday th Duchess of CLARENCE visited
the Duchess of GLOUCP.sTER, at Gloucester House.
, On Thuray the Duke of VoRR accorrinauct!
the Princess.SoPtilA to London, from Windsor, to
l'er Royal highness': new residence at Cambridge
1,1"2e, where the Royal Duke has viilted his
uoyal Sister several times since. On Ft iday and
Saturday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the
.Princess Sopnr..
YesttrO.ty Divine Service was performed at the
KING'S Palace, is Yail-mall.
The Lot CHANcELLOtt haul an audience of his
.111AJFISTY ~•sttnrdlV.
Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited
the KING.

iliS MAJESTY has given 8 donation (if 100
t;'►incas to the Welsh Charity School, in Uray's
of whirl) he is Patron, in sthlition to
1001., his annual donation. _ _

Of the five millions stipulated to he paid by
Government to the 13ahli, 2,500,000/. the greater
j,ett Of which ViR9 in speoie, has liven liquidated,

"'ld the I',a►►k, i: is said, have so few claims or

'their r,apit,,l, that they have consented to post-
Pntle the ietnßindqr, if necessary, to 9 future pc-
tto(l. 'll,r revenue 13 iepottcd to be again 10 a
t...pcious state.