Star.
London, England, 1823-01-25 00:00:00

COURT OF MADRID TO SENOR SAN MIGUEL.

" The observations which the undersigned Charge d'Affaires
of his Majesty the King of Prussia had the honotir to submit on
the 6th instant to his Excellency Senor Colonel San Miguel, Se-
cretary of State to his Most Catholic Majesty, having been re-
plied to in a manner far from conformable to the wishes of hie
Court, filids himself under the necessity of executing a very.
pereMptory order of the King his Muter, by declaring to the
Spanish Minister, that his Prussian Majesty can no longer main-
tain with Spain relations which, in the present circumstances,
would be as little conformable to their object as to the senti.
meats of friendship. and interest which the King has invariably
manifested towards his Catholic Majesty.
In obeying this order, the undersigned has also to-make his
assurances, that the King, his august Sovereign, will never cease
to put up the men sincere prayers for the happiness of a nation
which hit Majesty, with the deepest sorrow, perceives to be in
the road.te ruin, Ind plunged into all the horrors of anaxchy.and
civil war.
" I have. the honour to request that your Excellency will bi
pleased to transmit me the. passports necessary fur my kayint
Spain; and. I renew-the assurance of my high consideration."

ANSWILIit:
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" I has!, ieFel Stir lttnt; whisit'your Excellency traps-
witted io me unciar the date of the 10th'; arid contenting myself
stating thaf4e Wishes of the t uvetnment of his
Most Catholic Maksty forAie+appineis* the Prussian States
are not less ardent than those man Tested by his lUajesti the

King of Prussia towards Spain, I ttanwnit to•your Rltcellency,
br Royal order, the passports for which you have applied."
(Dated the Palace, January ii, 1823, and signed with the
usoal formalities). " EVARISTO SAN 'MIGUEL"

THE NUSSINN NOTE.

" The undersigned Charge d'Affaires of his Majesty the ''Em-
peror of all the Ibizalas has seen with real pain that the answer
of his Excellency Senor Sad :\ligvel to his verbal communication
made on the 6.6 of this month is very far from fulfilling the
wishes of which he was the medium.
" To place in a still clearer light the justice of the causewhich
be has sustained, and t. cause the benevolent intentions of Itus..
sia to be appreciated, I bate the honout to address officially to
his Excellency Senor San Miguel a copy o. the dispatch which
I presented to him.
" The facts therein recorded arc of general notoriety. No nu
sowing call change them, and, conseciu tidy the undersigned can
have no motive for alterirg his first communication.

" That communication is about to be published to Europe.,
and Europe will judge between the Powers who are animated
by the noble desire of doing good, and a Government whiehap.
pears to be resolved to fill tit, the cup of the misfortunes of Spain.

" With respect to the d.tterminations announced in the Vote
of his Excellency Senor San :Miguel, all the responsibility win
fall on the heads of those persons who are to be considered as its
sole author; ; and while the sanr: pt rsons deprive their lesiti.
mate Sovereign of his liberty—while cy deliver up Spain to all
the evils of a sanguinary anarchy, and by means of keeping up a
culpable tmderstanding, endeavour to extend to other States the
calamities in which they have involved their own country, Rea.
sia can maintain no relation with Authorities which tolerate and.
even excite such disorders.

" The undersigned has therefore the honour to request that
his Eicellency Senor San Miguel will send to him his passports,
adding to them passports for the persons who compose the Jai.
perial Legation at the Court of his Most Catholic Majesty.

" The undersigned avails himself of this opportunity to resew
to his Excellency Senor San Miguel the assurances of his most
distinguished consideration. (Signed)
" The Count de BULGA RA. •

" Madrid, Be:. £8 (Jan. 9)."
ANSWER.

" I have received the very insolent Note which your Excel-
lency transmitted to me yesterday, the 10th instant, and limiting
myself for my sole reply to stating that you have shainefiilly
abused (perhaps through ignorance) the law of nations, which is
always respectable in the eyes of the Sranish Government, I
transmit, by order of his Majesty, the passports you desire, hoping
that your Excellency will be pleased to leave this capital wallas
little delay as possible.—l am, &c. (Sigurd)
" Jan. 11. " EVARISTO SAN MIGUEL"