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London, England, 1823-01-16 00:00:00

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FRENCH PAPERS.

MADRID. JANOARI S.
The notes of the -Russian, Prussian, and Austrian
Min:sters were delivered on the 6th. A report Was
at first. spread that .the Russian Nate was less Eno-
derata,than those of the other Passers ; but it was
soon4siamed that the Notes wareemanson so tbethree
Cabinets.
The:Spanish Minkters flirt* referred the tkifelf. of
France and the three Powers to the Ceuacil ofSeste;
in order to have the opinion of that body on the an-
await to be giren to these Notes—answers which will
be well considered, and will give afresh proof of the
excellent spirit. which animates the men now at the
head of affairs in Spain. It-appears that the Council
of State is to join to itself a certain number of the
Deputises of the Cortes, taken from the parties who
exhibit the different shades of opinion remarked in
that Assembly. The attitude of the Ministry and of
the Cortes creates in the people of Spain a feeling of
confidence andsecusity, which'does equal honour to
the Ministers and tathe Congress as to the national
character. Every one is satisfied that the•replies of
the Cabinet of Madrid will be so framed as-to pre-
serve uniufriuged, the dignity of Spain, at the same
time that they will, by their moderation; Tempe all-
preteXt for hostilities, which Spaniards will always be
ready to repel, but which they are far from meaning,
to provoke.
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the Expedador, which is the Jolurn '4 the Mil
nistry, makes the following observations on the Note
delivered by the Count Lagarde to our Government:
4, We shall abstain from the long comments to
which so remarkable a document might give rho- Ju-
dicinus readers will find in k matter for profound re.
fiction ; and those who interest themselves in the
fate of Sdain, will sce there clearly traced the course
which existing circumstances prescribe to Jeer.
qn fine, the veil which caused so mnch uncertainty
is tort.; the cloud which enveloped all politicians in
its sliadOves is dissipated; the shades have Spoken,
and. we now know that the French Government is de-
terniined nottedeclar• War against us for the preset*,
The Notetrahanitted to the' Count Lagarde r 4114
vea,ts, the past, fixes the present, and'opens wprospeer
for the future. We mint repeat, that under these.threcj
pants of view, it is very remarkable. The manueria
which it describes the re-establishment of-the
tutiontbe transition which is made (Com that- tstsW
tnorUble event to the movements of the Raja 044'
—the histurection of the frontier
right of the French Govern9ient to ontintain•an Ass}
of Olitervatkin,the Resoltrions of the Cori** rf
Verona-the assistance o red us.* one case,
what is held out to us in a tliffirent case, are so many
. points which merit a very circumstantial analysis,-
into which we shall not at present enter." •
The Municipality has addressed a fresh represen.,
tation respecting the authors of the conspiracy of the
7th July, and their accomplices. Ln this writing the
Municipality recites the measures which it has taken
to forward. the Course of justice against these indivi-
duAs": and it also reminds his Majesty, that it was
only upon receiving a formal promise that the traitors
should be punished, that the Militia consented to se-'
pirate cod retire to their homes on the 12th of July.
The Address concludes with a prayer that the Xing
will command the proceedings which have been com-
menced against the conspiratorrof the month of .July
to be conducted with activity. A representation 01-
a similar purport was made by. the Landsburian S.
ciety on the sth, upon the motion of General Riego,
who said the rigour of justice ought not only to visit.
• those individuals who have been placed under arrest,:
but also those who have escaped all malestatictoe
The regiment of -the cavalry of Almanza.: Arisic
conducted itself so gloriously ow the 7th of Jirly hers
departed from Madrid: Op the ~day previous to its'
departure, it was reviewed in then:44o ofileeiilletti.
After the review the soldiers dentandeal,:with Joni
eget, to 'tie led to- the square of the Constitution.
flatting Arrired,theres they surrothicte4 the .stone cif
the Constitution, and renewed:their. oaths. .die iR
defence of their country, •und the l*ws which, they
enjoy. :under the Conitkution. The air resounded
with cries of " The Nation ! the tonstitdrion the
Ifatinsial Congress, and the herois PeopfeOf Madrid!
the• Constitution or Death r -- • •
The mea.stires for enfOrting die levy. which has
been decreed by tha Cores- a,re conducted everywhere
with regularity,. and, in many of the prayinces, with
enthusiasm. -Eight hundred remits have set: out
Craps Madrid toltlin, the army.: Similar detaehnseats
are assiheir march fa a the pratintet for the
destilAtiOti. They sing. patrsetin. *gm,
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