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‘hauheratothe difuuntpartsol‘ Essays.“ otwhosn were
destined for London. . . ' 1
1 Theeaacof these ﬂuctuations. and ofthis snddendepresg
tin-”rust ﬁrst uncertain rusnouu; and,atlsst,sgener-sl sp.‘
prehension of an approaching waragsiast Spanish independence. \
‘ The report in nsost general circulation. andwhich ohtalned the ‘
\grestest credit,was, that the representatives oi the Holy Alli.
ante, assesnhledat Verona,had addressed a note tothehpanish
Governmentand Cortes, expressing their dissatisfaction atthe
latcpoliticalchangesand‘presentinternal conditionoftheSpa-
nish Monarchy; calling upon them to ina'oduccsach undid.
‘cations is their Constitntion as would cunts ”the Kinpﬂs
‘leglﬁlsﬂu rights—place the Sovereign Power in the Peninsula
in just harmony with that of the other States of hrope—end
thmteningthermin cancel a refusal, with the same hindol’
conclusive argument employed against the Neapolitansin the
spring at 1021. Searesiy any doubt wss_ entertained that such
‘an'otehedbecus'greedupon: and as the Spaniards were sup-
. posed to be too proud to submit to dictation. either from foreign
idiplomatists or foreign baysnets, a war was apprehended as the
‘neeesul’y' consequence. Rumour was doubtful in her infers-1
‘rnatinn with respect, to England. is. was universally believed
3 that the English Ambassador had not limos-nah ‘s wicked and
‘shsurd document; but it was uncertain whether. he had re-
mained neutral between the lloly_ Alliance and Spanish inde-
pendence, or had protested against-the proceeding adopted. War
at any rate. was considered_as certain. -
The Army of Occupation is commanded by hot—headed Roy-
aliats and ancient emigrants. The Spanish rebels are received
with favour on the French frontier—the Army of Observation
gives countenance to the insurgents—and the Regency o! Ur-
gclhssopencd aiuau witha Parisbanher devoted to the Court.
, Five o'Goch, r.as.
i The public mind has recovered noeonddence in the continua-
ltion of peace. and to-day the Fund- have experienced a further
1 depression. The ﬁve per Cents. left of to-day' at M 55c. being
‘a (all of lo cents from the quotation of yesterday. The Bankers
l and great capitalists look in vain this morning for an aside ves-
{sasuntin the Mainlannrletrrneidesm Severaloi‘thssn,
therefore, waited on M. de Villcie, both as Minister of Finance
and as acting Foreign Minister. to have that article mauve»:
‘troau his mouth which they could not ﬁnd in the Journals.
-—The oracle was dumb. or spoke in strains as ambiguous as
other oracles; and though the mailing patties returned to the
Deurse with a full cl’y “ Toni utmmsonge. mgr," nobody
beliered them. The anticipations of war still continued, and
the Dam prevailed. The Sovereigns of Europe should learn
lfrons 'the eﬂ'ect produced by the vague rumour of war, what
must be the consequence to general conﬁdence and credit of its
actual declaration. The Funds of France have been deteriorated
no less thaa ran millions :4 France in 84 hours. by the simple
apprehension that a peremptory paper had been sent to Spain
from Verona: what a depression will they not experience by
the report of the ﬁrst cannon ﬁred on the other side of the Py-
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