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London, England, 1823-12-11 00:00:00

THURSDAY, DECEVlThieltit 1823-

Thh day was poblilhod, ,
Iti Two Vol.. lam. }rice los. bardi.
ARTHUR SEYMOUR.-
• A NpVEL.
Printed torlaseman, Hunt, Reis, (kw, Bow% and Grows.

This day was published, in live. peke ft. beardet
][.4o NDO N and PARIS:, or, COMPARATIVE
SKETCHES-
By the Marquis de VERMONT. autt
Sir q/IAII.LES DMINLET, Hart.
Printed ter Longman, Hurst, gees, Onne' Brows. end Green.
" Perhaps in co prior Work have the manners or these Capitals
been alternately examined and compared."—Preface.

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N projecting this New 'Qtiartetty Ititieir the Con*
doctors conceive that they ate*
about fo take Iputtrft of
greet entirely unoccupied by soy riot Mikado . The other
aided -Welts of the suns Hod ere the power sod Ilakilatik‘
rare Si their respective parties; bet it le the first and decided
ilkerrinadot of She Editors Si the Weetsunsees Ittlikw to take
PR with es hair, us support to body of used, and teretcrief
&allure of the cake which they bar undertaken, and In which
they are not untried; es mindere:l by prerseiud Amity aihiPsy.
friendship. In this publicatioa they bre eszenixed'a Cri-
tical and rnlitical Rooker whose decisions shall be formed on the
basis of general prbicipirs Lone, sad Whiekere Arid tissir
ever rise td rarriritt,. will never. be polluted. by the viroleshote:i
Fat/ O,-
The &goon her great eathfredoit In that they ski the
rear of en ibis mod settee Society of ledie, who beales
with Mint and somewhat ofindigneden that thenof
has been usurped With blaster tires, hod dual the ,eette74.=
me and of a who par sad, arse* Sur; *llk Si the =,
have been saWneld are f
W establish' a anti! wlore ferret= elP=howinginey
be obtains& antler frer'delyirse the utility Si the rigid
Si this :re wh sireadtaidat lea the eentrary, tbef lowa*
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Editors ottbe Witetstectra Rxemw all of that barna
tisk narrow led tonikdat eystiets doer is CO cloak anew
noses coo thee lest sights sd**these see the latrests Si the owerws
pity at large. It is their ambition to trate this Kevirtr....the Mow
sanative of the true interes ruitrity, add the ISM and Is.
variable advocate of these • WHO Pod tOiliacult the hap"
pions and hisellorte The • •
tbesorratit of tie.' • in which the Work teal bu(
redacted, the Rain feel Shipord) as maids the plan and eters
Ike Of lt,•te Misr to their Number. In a short an*
heenonnent like the , is be impossible to describe
dire with any ; aid lifer any eireunistintes, perhaps a
orderer's. be more:wallalligety thee a description. It will
readily be sees, fror a that the plan embrasure
some readies ; and it Is. tested that the execution will
be scab as to deserve no Sandi -of the-public attention.
g The :FIRST NUSIIPZ&IIIIFppear in JANUARY, 1524, •
• Pdatid Par • Orme, Drown; and Gliva,,
Patergloar-erv, i4•444,,,x24 . -

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gstriideit *letter (rim liadricli slated .
el The appointment of Don gometanuel Joseph d'A
to be Superintendent of Public Vigilance has given
a little satisfaction to the peaceable -and well-dispose.
M. Arjoius•ivas Corregidor of Madrid In 1820. He i
considered to tie an honest And a pliter man. His first
act, on coming into plaOhiss bein to dismiss the Seem.
tary.General .of Superintendence, who was. a man of
violent views and rapacious disposition, who contrived
to ansass.toatiderekle wealth during the coeftred period
that has just elapted. The King has nailed General
CierifdAgoal trirdeibr of the Arilliity ; 'Cus&a to
at the heed of-the Zhgititersi Aimerick (who cons-
tilted hiettelf COMMindant.Gendml of the :Royalist
Ifoluntilirs of Madrid) Is td be Inspector of Walt*
'ad General Birisecrsdit (*ho WO Mick inhaler by;
do, and Manned sigaini a bred* of
sistel=l:utional %'M, e Ippointod Governorel Rat 4:
cdona ; ate Foralte, tliolltittor- of Lap-Agana....
All those bec[ttainted With- the abdvbritittmdividoalst
that it Would be hhpossible to. select-frortythe
w .le Spanish Army any °Sassiest fitted for seth
employments. On the gstd. instant a Council of
ears was held, at. which the Princes were pubent. It isf
said that these last, together with the Secretary .6£ State;
Don Viitor Saes, were for further vindictive measuresi
erne, confiscatiOn, tc, aiainst the Liberals; bit Abe§
one of the *sots: parent had prudent* and address(
enough to hazard sisese sg them the risk of indulging id
.lankier excesses, in the present ciretunstancel of t
country. He look tbe. liberty .of reminding • them ; •
vihat had recently passed at Cadiz, the expulsion ;of -
Royalist Governor.. -pointed out to them that
Malt of such a. systeniniust deprive Spain of the. most
active and wsulthy pun of its populatlOn ; and that'
adoeset those designated as Liberals),. there .were great
'umbers of men not devoid of resources, eirher mental'
pecuniary, and What if driven to eideOity, might
become formidable erienties.
The disbanding at the army, both Royalist and Coo,
stitntional, is still talked of. It is slid that the Garde' da
Corps hive been °MAW to return to the domiciles, rbom
whence tip este finish the. docutireats necessary to
purify•theliielves Ruth tespicion of liberals& pie
French Garde: de Corps remaining hire are eitrediely
dissatisfied ' • they. Opeoly gifires; their desire OF being
wcaUed,
and say; they only engaged to be Anbody
Ord' of Louis XVIH. and not of Pet dines& VIL and
• t Paris, not Madrid, is their proper h it mid
a similar sPirie it eery. prevalent Anions the regi-
Merits forming the Army of OccaPariOn. On the sth
ISM we wete *ear having.bere a Most sanguinary, affair.
fkunit French troopeluded a soldier of the Spanish
ipturetnear thy Wracks of the lancers of Ferdinand
• Several of chid latter regintetit, on learning .the
Attimitance, rushed out fiiriously send attacked 'the
frenchvane 9( motto* they kilted, and wounded seven.
The alarm was given at a Finial guard.hoose in the:
aeighbourhoodi the.soldiers of which immediately map:,
yawed spot tb‘ /inters with. kettlarttnensi and the!
fonsitous arrival of: some officers hainitst pat ith, itlte
td the disorder, i is 4ifiicalt to s 4 to 'Whit .
able excess tbe evil Might Ai* baiiincitieseß. In.ptdOr.
to avoid the . rassisral ,ef - similar scenes...anionfit.
who now inveterately hate each other, thsi int -
lancers bat been Atilt Mini Madrid. It is said. a stallscene lattetaken• tilaCe jai 'l°:tniPelarn., CA' the c '
questa of-which were touch more mikes, as egreasere,
number were killed aniwbonded,the.Royalissa bassi • ti
attempted to take possiessind cid* citadel: Sertrir • "Iti
alts[ Chiefs are at present at
Trappist is lodged sate conyea of the Nupstof tl4e
crawento. Fottr French reginients Of iiifiintlyah,d
• ht-horse and hasten form the garrison of feadrit
French Swiss guards do dicey only in the -;44
jointly with the Spanish guard, The following:1 'oce • •
of the Kiug.took place, st is said, on the 25iii in ;1
•—ale King, dressed in plain clothes, wasloing Cott:.
the Palace, when he vraismpfild'bellifioeFttat.:
the French icallirds, who eoltiltiritthat his or.
idea there *Ate per' tit hibt, tin pasi ales: "eiciiirei`br
his usual suite.- . The King;aecorillOgli•rehirdedtc lii
apartibents. Withlo the hist few days; `deptitatiein of
Caucus, and • MO*, -waited on his Mitilisty,
as it is said, shwa themselies oritheiniltei, de:
cluing relay would riot the Until hii Majesty caisented

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