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concluded with Bonaparte, thin Emperor of France,
the regntiation was only broken off by 6ne condition(
and if, in 1808 and 1814, Rutland refused to liven to
any overture on the part of faance, she did it solely be-
own Benaparte refused to admit Spain as a contract-
ing party in the ncgotiatinn. Moreover, it cannot be
denied that even in 1814 Great Btitain would have
made peace with Bonaparte, if he had not been so im-
moderate in his pretensions; and Spain cannot be igno-
rant that even since the fail of Bonaparte it was a
question among the Allies, whether it would be proper
to place on the throne of France a Sovereign who was
not a Bourbon?
“ The appeal„"ther .fore,tg the conduct of the Powers
of Europe and to Greet Britain, with respect to the
French Revolution, only serves to recal abundant ex-
amples of the recognition of iGoventments de facie by
Great Britain, ein this respect was always more
tardy than the other Powers of Europe, and especially
Spain, which gave them the example..
" In thy note of M. Zea are two other points which demand
particular remark.
M. Zte says that the King of Spain will never re-
cognize the new States of Spanish America, and that
his Majesty will not cease to employ force of arms
agair.s. his rebel subjects in that part of the world.
4. We have neither the pretension nor the desire to
commit the conduct of his Catholic Majesty, but this
declaration of M. Zea is a complete justification of our
coed Jet, as it proves that we have Nixed the proper
moment to put our relations with the new States upon a
firm footing. A futther delay. on our part could not
have satisfied Spain, or produced any benefit, seeing'
that Spain has decidedly 'pronounced herself against
all arrangement, tinder any circumstances, or at any
t.me; and that she is resolved upon interminable war
with her ancient Colonies.

0. M. Zen concludes by declaring that his Catholic
Majesty will protest in the most solemn manner against
the means announced by the British Government, as a
violation of existing Treaties, and of the idiprescribable
rights of the throne of Spain.
" Against what will his Catholic Majesty protest
" It has been proved that we have visited no Treaty. and we
admit that our recognition of the new States of America does we,
decide the question of right.
4. But if the arguments on which the declaration is
founded were true. it is eternal; and having placed
our commerce under the protection of Treaties, we are
guilty, in the opinion of Spain, of an offence, the cha-
racter of which cannot be mitigated by time or circum-
stances. Having thus entered' into an examination of
the different points of the note of M. Zea, the under-
signed is charged to declare, in conclusion, that his Go-
vernment anxiously hopes to be permitted to close here o
discussion which itow is without an object.
" The undersigned is also charged to declare to the Ministers of
Spain, that it was not a sentiment of nor even of indiffer-
ence towards the interests of his Catholic Majesty, which dictated
the measures of the English Government—that his Britannic Ma-
jesty will not cease to entertain the moat anxious wishes for the
prosperity of Spain, and that his Majesty is still disposed to resew,
and has commanded the undersigned to renew, to the Government
of his Catholic Majesty, the offer of the good traces of his Majesty
to bring to an issue any amicable arrangement which may be prac-
ticable between his Catholic Majesty and the countries of America
which have separated from Spain.
(Signed) " GEORGE CANNING."

.11 ip,El EN liNti 'l'A K.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1825.
STOCK EXCHANOR. TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened at $76 a fee tine Account. eitir;U:risTtiey were
dome at 871, and op to this time they are 87kj. with little doing.
In the Foteign Market scarcely any business is transacting: all
South American Securities are lower.

Current Prices: OM Spud* 171 1, ltaasisa MI, Mexican Me.
Austrian 951 az die. Mezkan Strip Of 1 disc. Greek Bonds 1141
25, Guatemala 51 5 discount.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2241 224%
3 per Cent. Red. 06% Vs V 4 %
i.er Cent. tons. 87% 14 14
Si per Cent. 94% 54 14
31 per Cent. Red. 941/4 A 94
4 per Cent. New 1031/4 1% 103
Long Ann. 20 15-16 21
South SeA Stock 98%
Ll,OOO Escheq. Bills 1 2
/ZOO ditto 1 2
ClOO and £'2oo ditto 3 g
Cons. for Acct. 871/4 34 % 'A
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
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Brazilian Honda, Ditto Acct. al 1 db.
De. Scrip..spC.lll2S. 9 dia.* Neapolitan Bonds,
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Ditto Amt.
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