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already. The Country markets have got very nearly
back to what they were before the rise. The Londe se
market is going fast in the same direction. The Prate
lovingfifeads, those staunch advocates for passive ()In-
dian* and non resistance ; those compassionate souls
that shudder at the thought of shedding blood ; those
meek spirits, who care not for the goods of this world,'
and who ars so constantly employed in laying up fur
themselves treasures in heaven, have apt:calmed wort
snowisoualy on the e.epeetation of war!" \Vial what 'A-
rtiness they read the bullying speeches and paragraphs r
how their eyes glistened when they read Lord LIVKR-
T9OOl declaration about the aggression of France,
' and about the ability of Eieglaati to go to WO?. Hurt:
duly ebUckled when they saw, in the Morning Caroni:.
de and other papers, lying accounts of English Fleet,
being preparing fur Sea.—lit short, the Broad Heintz
I laid oat enormous some in corn... They greatly assi,ted
leo rose the price; but all the craft in their:, budget an*
avast copious that budget is, will not feeble thee so.
keep up that price. War or no war, Jew* the 'pries;
coast come; and they, who outwit all the world;
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foe
this ence,et any rate, outwit theenselees,-11Viinow
tiiiiit a dislike they have to Swearing : but, 4 think a•
oticslist. tke":„ to etamp sad sweat a intik fot lbis
idlibllei..._ • ; ' , :••
• The public Journals and pirate lettere have. eerived
ligna Paris to the 25th instant, and brought important ~
*telligence relative both to Freese and Spits, the tht-;
trill} of which will be fouled in our other colonies. The k
ether news is comparatively but of little moment. Tti al
brike D'Angouleine, it appears, arrived at Linsog,ei- ..."• ..
:tlattillth instant, and set off next day for Toulouse.. l'heri .
nrai be Saturday as extraordinary meeting of the Colo-. , '
oils of the various legions of the National tiustal of Pe_
I tie, at General Head-quarters. An order of the Day, In
which is given the ordounance that was inserted in Fri-
day's llfoniteur 'relative to the dismissal of Serjeara
Mercier, contains the following :---ei The Nationarflutef 1 ~.:*.
will find, in this severe measure, a new proof of Ow aistlii.V4;;"
1 eitude of his Majesty for every thing that contralti -. ',ss
existence and honour of the National Eitiard.", Is '•;"..
sequence of the dispositions of the sleeve oidddiWieoh‘r;-tit
Council of Discipline that had bprlt.obottk. 4..ti,.C.* 1.
'yoked, is declared to be considered.ashasellete,- : ti ~ •
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STOCK EICRANOZ, TWELVE OTIOCK.T.iIt Illillah
piece of a conspiracy in the army of thelyreidas goosed •
great sensation in the earlier part of the meriting, Ite.t,_
after the public bad given it mature consideration, .
much of its importance fell to the ground. This still s.•
be observed by the Consol market, which opened at 7114, , ,
lit which price it is now steady. Had the above 111f11-
Coned conspiracy been of any great magnitude, the
French funds would have fallen considerably, bat by the i
1 expresses this morning, we understand that, after the
closing of the market, they were dose at 7tif. Lk.
MN Caoning'sspeech has Lad great weight in the ilarket
and has been the cause of keeping the funds down. •
Them is another oircumstuoce which the public look to '.
arlitak. Importance. that 1%04 Perot: takes Owe itp
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the French army, the Russians, and Prussians will cork, -.4.
to their assistance.
Spanish Bonds opened this morning at 30, and fell '
to 2zlit.
Chili, 7:4-141ew Spanish, 281 E—Old, 31.--New Prussia,
77 to 774—01 d, Sit—Russian, 722—Colombia, NI to 87.

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By the arrival of adatusica utail this morningore have
received the following :
(FROM Tilt ROYAL GAZETTE OF THE BTH OF FIER )
Extract of a letter from Savaoilla, Feb. 214th:—We
have just heard of the recapture of Santa Martha, by the
Republican forces under General Montilla. The ceaega
was burnt. The above village MRS [Skin at the point of
the bayonet, and the slaughter of the Indians great.—
Bolivar was proceeding from Pasto, first fur Rio de la
Hach•, and he had directed the Vice President to scud
all the disposable forces to finish Morales in one short
campaign.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, FEB B.—The death warrant for
the execution of the pirates contained 10 in number.
They were, about an hour before dawn of day yesterday
morning, taken from the gaol under a guard of 'soldier.
from the 50th regiment and the City 'Guard. The whole
of the ten having been placed on the scaffold, and the
ropes suspended, the drop was let down. Veadre, being
a heavy man, broke the rope, and fell to the ground
alive, but was again suspended ; he was for a long pc-
, riod convulsed, and died hard.

The antiety of the pablic re4pecting intelligence
from the Continent has been •ery great to-an, but
up to half-past one o'clock no Mails from Prince hal
arrived.

Yesterday afternoon, about hal f-pait four o'clock, Mr.
011orivan arrived at the Foreign-other) witn despatches

from Madrid.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at two o'clock,
at the. Foreign-office, which sat till near balfirast four.
It was rumoured last night, that Mr. Robert Ward res
tires from the Ordnance.
Yesterday afternoon, the Duke of York.asCirmarAers I
in-Chief, held a Levee at his office, in the kiortwthards, .
which was attended by between fifty and sixty officers
and other persons.
Letters and papers from Oporto, to the llth Instant, haw
brought important intelligence respecting the inserrection,
which may now be considered completely suppressed, as
the leader of this abortive attempt in favour of the Holy
Alliance only escapes from the Constitutional troops by the
rapidity of his flight. It appears. from articles in the Bur-
&dela Durieme of the Itelt, that Captain Torge, of the
Oporto Police Guards, had on that day artier(' from Villa'.
Real, which lie left on the 9th. He brought despatches from
General Rego, who then had his head quarters in Villa
Real, havin entered the town without say opposition, in
consequenceg of the Hight of the rebels in Ile direction of "
Villa Pouca, about half way between Chaves and Ville 1
Real. They left behind them taeir baggage, under an es-
cort, which immediately joined General Rego. The CC-
Count of Amarante'ideluded followers are all disappointed.
and full of indignation at the manner in which they have
been deceived. The Colonel who commanded the 6th lira
gosns at Chaves, end who was put under arrest by Arnarae•
to for not submitting to his orders, lied effected his escapes
and joined General Re to, who expected to establish his
head-quarters at Villa Poilel on the 11th.
There were great rejoicinre at Oporto in consequence of
the arrival of the above gratifying intelligence of the sue.
cesslul operations of the Constitutional troops.
We in sotue respect erroneously stated the death of thus .
mo•her of the Chief Justice, in our lest pubilcatioe,
Site was the sister of Lieut. General Sir J. M. Voyiei.
1C.C.11., and this exeelleet woman d'eJ in Duliline.r.
(IratetArd Chroukle, March 21.)

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CONSPIRACY ne THE ARMY or rag PYRENEES.
(PROM TOR OLD TIMIS.)
M a late hour last night, we received by exprett from
Arn, the important fact of which the title prefixed to
Jos column conveys the intelligence. A conspiracy of
a Ihemost formidable kind has been detected, even in the
'rleyarmy raised by those wicked Bourbons, to execute
r sanguinary ptceects on Spain. 'fire conspiracy is of
nature, that the King dares not send " the son of
love," the mighty Prince Hilt, to quell it : but Victor
ir• hens taken from his administrative functions, andl
patched with all speed to the Pyrenees. There is hill,rs
V therefore, a gleans of hope, that the attempt to place a
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• tyrant, supreme and despotic, over the smoking ruins of
L. his country, will end in the overthrow of him who has
' projected the odious enterprise.
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; 1110 following are the particulars transmitted by our
Correspondent :
" Paris, March 24, S o'clock, p. m.
- ' 4 I send you the Moniteur of this morning. which
eentains two Royal ordinances, the first appointing the
Minister of War, Major tienerai of the Army of the Py-
kitell
elms; and the second, nominating General Digeon his
' Interim successor. Marshal Belluno, the Minister, has.
Wit oat for the army at an early hour this morning. This
precipitate And unexpected measure was only decided up-
on in the council of yesterday ; but perhaps is not more
Igecipitate sod unexpected than it was necessary. The
fretduty of his Excellency will be, not to direct opera-
tions against Spade, RUT To QUELL A CONSPIRACY
• , at TEI Jaw,.
, ,' "it A ill be Pees by tbe newspapers, that on Friday
stljt ht. the lloedeau,Diligenerwes stopped id the nei gls-
• -- henrhoed of Paris, and that several ostcers, who occu-
pied places in it, with false passports, bad been arrested
and carried to the police. Their papers confirmed the
litspieions of a conspiracy. which had been for some time
entertain. d. It embraces many Officers of the Army of
sin, some of whom would have been near the person
his Royal Highness the Coesinander-in-Chief. Tiro
' the A ides-0-Cansp of General Guilletninot are impli.
in the plot. I have heard (though it does not rest
• -.igli the same authority) that General Guilleminot him-
r ; calf, who is chief of the Duke d'Angonleme's Staff,
'ptuLetborlcoat Os high military character was appoint-
,ltilitrAftwleief diefrince, is likewise implicated. The
I • ni GrlVar All proceed post-haste to the army, and
- er •of the conspirators in person. Prompti-
i ttsde ansisteesdoit in such a case are necessary to success.
I have not as yet been able to collect the necessary de-
tails glebes With respect to the extent of the conspiracy,
-es to the object of the conspirators. It of course was
.11tittended to effect a change of dynasty by means of a
military revolt, but in whose favour, or by whose co.
' *ratios, I as yet know nothing.
FOUR o'Ctoca.—Rentes, 77. 95.; Neapolitan Stock,
.i.?, ; Spanish 28k."
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(FROM TIE MORNING CRIONICLIL)
.: . in Paris, on Sunday lag, considerable disturbances
liceurred amongst the National Guards, in consequence
of the dismissal of Serjeant Mercier, and throughout
the whole empire the greatest agitation exists. At
Metz there was a rumour that foreign armies were about
to enter Franey. and that there was to be a general levy
which treated the greatest consternation in the depart-
, meter the Moselle., From Bordeaux very late letters
I state; that though the Public Authorities were preparing
i- the most splendri spectacles and plays for the Duke
D'Angonleme on his arrival, still that the public opinion
K. continued extremely hostile to the present state of affairs,
i and that the conduct of England in supporting (as was
t there thought) the liberties of Spain was highly ap-
1' t plaided. Several French half-pay officers had been sr-
i rested en their journey from Pans to the South, for the
' meat el the regular passports, and it had been conic.
, *II .issrseeled,to loin the-A
e Keiv, selfic nal foraing In die 1946 A"
*aim • thider such ciaranaitances there certainly re-
- .• amine a chance, theses no doubt it is a stance on .which
. no ratiestal person would caleulate, that the French Mi-
-1 sisters will stop in their career. and take the opportunity
of the change in the Spanish Administration, to retire
from *air intquitoes projects.
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• - ' SPAIN.
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Madrid rapers apd letters have been received to the
Ibth inst. The intelligence which they contain relates
chiedy to the change of the seat of Government and the
change of the Ministry. On the latter point the Eepett
tatter (of the 1711) satisfies our curiosity by giving the
fallowiajr list of the new Cabinet:—
I. Don Manuel Garcia Banos, Minister of the lute-
vier.— 2- Don Sebastian Fernandez Valless, Minister of
tirace and Justice; formerly Auditor of War to the army
of .Sou Feroando (the troops of the Isle of Leon.-3.
Flores Estrada, Minister of ForeirroAffairs.-4. Toni-
ids, MlniAer of War.--5. Cairo de ltosas, Minister of
• . iinance.
• The first or these Ministers elect is at present Political
Chief of Coruuna ; the three last are the Fame who were
thnotinated some tinae ago, but who .vere either absent or
;'•. .Wend io accept 0 their appointments. On the repeti-
ton oldie offer, their consent. It would appear, has been
' obtained. In the mean time, the Ministers, who at pre-
sent manage the affairs of the nation are to continue in
office till the Government reaches its ultimate destination.
aod till they can make their reports to the Cortes in their
new residence. Such is the statement of the Espeetador,
% ... which is a Hovernment paper; but private letters hold
' cwt try
robasehei,leityti that
ne threrethweill
,beernto clicandangjoirntetsheheavae.
*ached Seville. .
• • :. SITTING OP, TUZ ORDIVART CORTES OF THE 13TH.,
~1 A report iflis. read from the Secretary of State, in
terOwl lfit limey communicates to the Cortes that
'itejeull ' leaps his bed, and that his uncles are
lien; but that the health of the Queen has ins-

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'M4 `penal Commission, charged with the examine-
of the expose of the permanent deputation of the
rtes, wa the Ed instant, presented its report, in
I.itieit it friend iis approbation of the efforts 'loads by
U dentition to answer the confidence of the Congress,
'ilabler the critical circumstances in which Spain is

efesswprove of the opinion of the same depots-
t ail ttif money that has been paid into the
~Tesmsury 'boatel be transferred to Seville, sad that the
matianal junta be charged with continuiug the liquida-
tion of what is 'doe to thedovernineot, and that the pay-
agents be made at that city.
'(he peesideat then sanounres the continuation of the
145liscussion.of the proposition of M. Ualiano on the means
saint paper for the transfer of the seat of Goer, patent
teSiville, of the person of the King and of the legis-
. Wive hotly, and the care necessary to he taken for the
' precious health of the royal person, with all the regard
• which the task of preserving intact the constitutional
Monarchy imposes. -.
, l• The report was then read. It expressed the surprise
lsithe Commission at the opinion which the King's phy-
, • phy-
aol had given the day before, that the health of his
1 tjesty did not allow him to undertake the journey, to
Which he had previously agreed, sod which was not only
indispensable, but daily more urgent. tin examining
the expose of the physicians, they found that the tit of
the gout with which the King had been affected bad
lasted three months, and was then in its last stage; that
is to say. in a state approaching to convalescetice—that
the transfer is ion) a milder climate at a most favourable
illsooll—Und the cessation of the state of uncertainty
which must afflict his Majesty during his stay at Madrid
—an uncertainty which, by its =reeve, will be still more

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