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London, England, 1820-07-25 00:00:00

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LONDON:

ITESPAT ZTENINO, JULY 25, 1520.

Ile bare this morning received Papers of Saturday.

The contents of those of Friday, which arrived at a
ige hoer last night, will be found in another part of
tbe Paper. They relate chiefly to the affairs of
goes, which are very interesting. The Chamber
par, assembled on Friday : the project relative to
tbe arrangement with Algiers, and that respecting
tbe rerrinie were adopted.
Farces FrxDs.—Fire per cents. 78 f. 80e. Bank
Aatiens, 1387 f. 50 c.
The following is an extract from a private Letter

foe Madrid, of so recent a date as the 12th July. I
wrbi rued business of yesterday has terminated most
happily. Ferdinand has conquered all hearts—he I
mu reigned with an authority so real. The evening
igaso,rag the taking of the royal oath, some feeble
stussaweee made to disturb the public tranquillity.
nit the oigdance of the authorities provented all ,1
mi,ehief. Two or three persons were ted, among
whoa were the Count de Canillas. The notorious

l'havarria is also spoken of as being implicated. He
was a general officer, and better knon•n as having
embraced his career i• 1793, at the head of a baud
earn who had received an amnesty, and served but

htilliereatly in the army of Catalonia, and also by his

adaiaistration at the head of the police in ltils, from
which post he was driven by common consent than by
his military acbievements. He has fled. The guards at
the gate of Segovia (one of the barriers of Madrid)
were attacked by a party of intoxicated men, of whom
two were killed and five arrested. The enthusiasm of
the people is so general, that very little apprehension
seed be entertained of any disturbance. Ihe Pro-
v:sional Junta of the government has wholly resigned
its functions. Many of its members have been called
to the Congress.

"Madrid iserowded with stranrers and persons from
tbe provinces. The English of all classes are numerous.
There are also some Russians and French. Lodgings are
very dear. Letters from Algesiras state, that the in-
cessant introduction of contraband English merchan-
dise upon all the coast of flibraltar is extremely
miaow to the pablic treasury. The well disposed
Spaaiards inveigh against this infraction of treaties so
fatal to our national interests, and *cense the admi-
aistration of negligence or timidity. They recom-

be i Anitor to
he inietaacni of ibtelps

tilose is talalotie, to

ismaiseture4 coupes: But those who thus express

tbeinuelvee •are Dot aware of the difference which
eclat' betwers Catalonia and the Coast of Andalusia.
The former is a rich province, well provided with ma-
atafaztories and ishabited by industrious people, who
are interested la the repression of contraband commo-
dities, But on all the Coast of Andalusia, and espe-
cially in the vicinity of Gibraltar, there is not a ma-
nufactory of any description whatever. It is to the
operation of wise laws alone that the correction of this
evil must be left."

. Roston papers arrived this :nursing to the 21st of
June.

•2111 ACT Sr a LICITIEI nor IT. 11110111•4.11, JUNIII3.
We learn the capture of the Josefa, which took
place ea t►e 31st of May, a few miles from St. Croix.
She bad on hoard the value of about 70,000 dollars
la coffee, cotton, specie, Ike. The prise was taken by
the brig !Arita, bearing the Spanish lag.
Reports from Oronoko say, that the Patriot cause is
is a fine flourishing style. Hallaar has had a rein•

flennent, and driveit ail before his.
Irssuinwrott, Juys 17.—Extract of a letter fees
&lantana, dated say 47 :—The same tensest still
exists in the public mind, and a spirit of ladepentlence
it mew where galaiag ground. The novernor is
MOO Mining a Militia, which I only call sharpening
the limes claws. The ()Seers are selected from those
We most able to give good sappers. Friars aid

h. have maw loot their indolence ; all kinds of
hooks are isoir old *rely, and so ono ia. ' to say
Ille is • attesmoson. 1 heir ancient is now -
blghed VI kite Inquisition in this place la bat a
tam.; and the chief inquisitor is a good old nota.
Ong journal of this day gives a very seeable Nihon ,
trent the Provisional tiovernment of the Penland' to
"IP nlasiaroto, tenslatlitig with the follassiar onanalit•
;Ole expnosolbisot
'• attack rat have thee your COMB. that Istortee of the
Civil isossaidda4 and the guareatoo of the Constlbittion gad
iver ifeiy. 'With **Cortes yea are elevated. eidqr rank of
free sea. Let the evil genius of tyranny ramble* tartan
from our Iltroarod 'nano) ; let him chug* hiet Wood, low
oranCe
tire for less Iselasste redone. Hear rot this ear
restless MAD freanbr of he King and 'Coastitsi
lioital syoteal rho Weal do rive the Id ' . slurp./
la the Row .f Lords last algid. 1)1 !I *ll
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