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have been obliged to return, although they had
regular passports.
The same system has been adopted in the Austrian
proiinces in Italy, in some of the Italian States, at
Rome, and in Naples. Letters from Leghorn state,
that it was not permitted to any persons to proceed
either to the Morea, Etolia, or the Islands of the
Archipelago.
LISBON, OCTOBER a.
The Governor of the Kingdom of Algarves an-
nounces that, according to ads ices from the Consul
of Tangiers, the city of Tetuan is blockaded, and two
insurgent corsairs cruize before the port of Sagres,
in sight of which they seized upon a merchant ship.
French Five per Cents. Saturday, 891. 60 c.—De-
ferred Stock, 99f. SO c.

We have received to-day Papers direct from
Madrid, to the 11th inst. The following are extracts :

MADRID, OCTOBER 8.
The French Journals of a certain description do
not cease to utter invectives, sarcasms, ironies, and
atrocious calumnies, against the Spaniards, who so
largely contributed to the restoration of the Throne
of Louis XVIII. The infamous conduct qf these
men, who are sold to a vile faction, has risen to an
intolerable height; and tha supineness of the Parisian
Censorship, in approving and consenting to such in-
sults, is a real violation of the rights of nations, whose
honour and good reputation ought to be as scrupu-
lously respected as those of individuals. The silence
observed by the French Governors on this war which
some wretched charlatans have declared against the
Spaniards, their deliverers, is unparalleled and in-
credible.
The Journals and the letters from the different
parts of the Peninsula give fresh proofs of the enthu-
siasm of the people in favour of the Constitutional
system, which has again been called for by the re-
collection of the installation of the Extraordinary
Cortes, in 1810, in the Isle of Leon. On the other
hand, the approach of the Parochial Juntas, for the
election of Deputies to the Cortes for 1822, has con-
tributed to rouse the indolent from their lethargy, to
animate the patriotic energy of the vigilant, and to
make the deluded desist from their opposition to the
salutary measures which will lead to the solid happi-
ness of the country, by means of a Constitution
which will give such advantages to all Spaniards;
when, banishing all discord from our minds, and
united and resolved to pay due obedience to the law
and to its Ministers, we leave those who govern
us at liberty to act with freedom and promptness,
so that, being surrounded with fewer difficulties,
they may fulfil their duties with more energy and
punctuality.
Yesterday, the first Parochial Assemblies were held
in the Capital for the Elections : that perfect order
and moderation prevailed in them which may be ex-
pected Vora the inhabitants of this city, who, in spite
of a dozen individuals, who seem to design to lead
them astray, arevery well acquainted with their rights
and their duties, not only in theory but practice.
We repeat it again and again, the order, decorum,
and dignity, which prevail in these Juntas, is a con-
soling sight for the friends of their country, and an
evident proof that the people of Madrid are woithy
of liberty. We hope that the other towns of the Mo-
narchy have held the same conduct, that we may be
able to say, all the Spaniards are free, and will re•
main so, because they are worthy of liberty.
BARCELONA, OCTOBER C.
Remain. New cases. Owed.
Sept. Q 9. 457 81 8
.50. 457 97
Oct. 1. 460 50
B. 503, of whom 86 are convalescent.
MADRID, OCTOBER 10.
The Coates are still engaged in the important dis-
cussion of the Project of the Committee for the divi-
sion.of the Spanish territory. The following is an
abstract of the discussion on this subject
SITTING OF STII OCTOBER.

Deatbs.
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The PRESIDENT said that the debate on the terri-
torial division was to be continued.
Province of the Canaries.—Approved; Capital—
St. Cristobal de la Laguira.
CABEZAS, Deputy from the Canaries, opposed
this change of the Capital in a long and temperate
speech, and proposed that the City of Palmas should
be still the Capital. After some further discussion,
St. Cristobal de la Laguira was not approved as the
Capital, and this Article was sent back to the
Committee.
Province of Castillon—Approved after some debate.
Its Capital, Castillon—Approved.
SITTING OF THE 9TH OCTOBER.

Two memorials were referred to the Committees 1
of Commerce and Finance. One from the Manufac-
turers
of Leather, at Saragossa, ,chewing the decline ;
of their manufactories, and requesting prohibitory
measures against foreigners ; another from the Mu-
nicipality of Mahon, relative to the importation of
provisions into that port.
Province of Castille, capital Barcelona ; province
of Cordoba, capital Cordoba; province of Cuenca,
capital Cuenga—All approved.
Upper Estremadura (to be called Caceres), capital
Caceres; Lower Estremadura (to be called Badajoz),
capital Badajoz—Approved, alter some discussion►.
OCTOBER W.—Province of Gallicia (Corunna), ca-
pital Corunna—Approved, after a long debate.
Gerona, province and capital; Granada, province
and capital—Approved.
Province of Guadalajara—Approved.
A very Wag debate muse on the plat, whether