The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-07

no otner resource Than public charity The
loss is estimated st 600 600 francs.
Shanish Treaty. lie news papers a.
bound in wise specula,ions on the WGr
events" which must ensUe the non rGtifca
tion of the Treaty, by Spain.-But would !
il not BE- we'll for these sage casuists 10 post !
pone their specuIa,ions until the allowed |
term for the ratification has expired as ii |
it should happens i undoubtedly will
that Spain should ra'lEy the instrument,
what world of words would have been
wasted.
Spanish accounts received in LONDON, are
10 the 9Th July. hen the treaty had not
been ratified, g quid nuncs thought it would
not be. If ratified. they said, IA. ONIs will
be appointed Minister OF Foreign Affairs
but II NOT. rhen not. They add, however,
tha, he Don haG been ordered to stop 81
ValIadolid, and not 10 enter Mad,ld with
out orders.
nj. DE NEuvILLE, Minister from France
TO the United olates, mas been created by
FERDINAND 9TH a Grand Cross OF ST. lsa
>
that this d distinction has been confer ed on
the Minister : for his unwearied exeriions
TO contribute 10 an amlcable adjustment oil
The differences lately exis ing between the
u s. and spain" May il not be added, that
this is at least an indicdnJn that FERDINAND
will ratlfy the treaty which was the consum-
nation of tina, adjustment
Don Onis proceeded 10 Paris on the lth
July for Madrid The last Madrid papers
say it is confirmed that he is 10 be The prime
mDister OF Spain.
A Paris paper says, the farmers in the
soaih Of France are reduced 10 deShatr, on
account OF the Cheapness OF wheat.
Intelligence f,om Berlin, states, that
recent Investigations IL Prussia and other
counties, have proved the existence OF Sc
cret democratical societies, whose proceed
| ings are of a reasonable nature. com
| pe,e plan of republican constitution had
b. eli seized In Germany.
Some conversation took place In the
! House Of Commons, on the subject oil an
outrage committed by Spanish irigate on
an English merchant vessel. Lord Castle
reagh observed that his Majesty's minis
tiers had not omitted 10 take such steps as
! were deemed necessary on this occasion.
An article from Irun, SPAIN dated July
8, says =" With most revolving cool
ness has the Spanish nation received the
news of the Enlistment Bill having passed
the British House of Commons, after lis
having been instigated by the Cabinet oil
Madrid this double faced Court having
spread report throughout Biscay and the
Asturias, tina. the British Government re
quired the cession OF Cuba, as the price OF
this proceeding. Spain, BY such infamous
and understandable acts, has obtained lis
wishes, without having endeavourcc 10 di
minsh the bitterness OF sentiment, which
she enleriains towards Great Brian: this
feeling keeps our commerce 10 state OF
shameful dependency, ard binders ou Hao
from being respected on the Spanish coast
The political situation Of Spain cannot be
ameioI aed, SO long as its Government is
conhded 10 such despicable and insignih
cant beings as the Duke d'AIagon, and the
| Valet,de Cham5re Monteyerde, who are be
come the Sovereign Dictators OF the Cas-
titan Monarchy"
A letter 10 Mr.. Topliff, dated Gibraltar
22d July, says &c Every thing is now
quiet at Cadiz The Expedition for South