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ce of r would put the
'ewer, and dispose th, rots
I 'leaped honour. Mr;
and philosopher as to this
how much more efficacious
moral or religious. In a
leant is a tnue.h.bert••kdo,
Mr. Brougham bad really
csmild not hive talked molly

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CUlB3l.—Wlsen we had Mt.
not proceed with him by
oceeded as masters dealing
irs. Mr. Broughaln goes
we think we see ►im like
e head of his spelling-bolk,
pupil standing befos e

1 the speech of Moner. do

Sir.

I. de'Chateubtland rays two
r Wellington said in conver-
ging .of England had no
'duct of France with regard
lan was an official note gi;ru
a at VirOna, saying, "that
.eatitionary stecuares along
re and Spain." Now, S
'me'?

" it is sot to be received as

you to the second of the!,?
e no doubt but the indicidor.
Eluded was correct—that pi •
't of a long oed argumento4
is not by itself to be held as
opinioti of Govel utr.nt Inuit
might, in the course If ae-
on, for the sake of contra-

ron say that the propu;ltion

to explain. 1 believe 1 O-
a proposition for the s due
ads. 1 meant that a pro;,o-
nt to be granted, might Le
f being contrasted stills an_
it it might aftetwards be con-
scope of the argum-ntr
with this explanation.
to. We are more severe
in. We cats see something
the latter case, of the state-
As to the first qiestisa," the
'artory to os. M. de Chate
hot we have no proof that
1y and uithout any disgaise
to tell es that we aro o
ough to satisfy es of the false•
short, we do believe Ma; be •
atter to support us in this too-
gsmentative note tomes, ere
oaks the truth. At any gate.
ter at Verona Could set Is:tve
osition to France. to short,
it the minister have greatly
It would be useless to av-
ast of this until we get at she
must come out, first or lan;
Mil they do come out, we our
pertion of the rteezis Miniater
se speechifying in legislative
at the French can play at t 11.4
tee that they Can answer • the
our Houses of Parliament.—
abuse the the speech of M.
they please. We loak upon it
Ire manifilsto, as towartfis all
e war against -the Freya' in
se several pauses its that
1815 • inclusivi. lneetropted
ig matter, we were comoiMvtl
the Register of lan Sster•Jar,
ne day, the English press ants
have contained complete proof
td against the Freneb people
,sable aggregators, or
.else the
.e most fitly jastified in the
)n as to the people of Spain.—
lays that M. de Chateenbviand
1, by pointing out the necessity
of preventing Spain fromform-.
eutLetiger France, and even ex-
ams. future time, from the spa-
a slivers foot, ire showed it to
trke ago. We then told the
Is would go to scar, and that one
would be, to make Spain as
mace as s':e formerly was.—E•st
I an open declaration of an In-
French policy; and if we hart
policy, we should have faeoreg
am the beginning, and by th:s
utdf thelsande of the ti11'.791 of
of our neretnoseet ; its betrrd
Spanish revolntiota, restated es
and now it very likely to be too
•We,therefore,sbould have peels
with Mr. Caoniog's answers ;
perfectly eatisfectory to Mr
;ham asked Mr. Canning some-
s of peace or war. land Mr. Can-
hope of peace was diasinithed.
hope at all ; sod the only quee-
r, England. mitts take any part
on and answer work betw"

firmigliath we rptrEci Llf
Is public will be enabled to 110.

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IRE MERTINO.
.h 1 at *inehester. on Saturday
as flaring and other magistratt,,
qUten. in consequence of a ret..
ua the part of the lase !betas

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