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employed to establish new mode OF
Government in their country, and In con-
solidatinp an administration wisely con-
stitutional, let them adopt the most RI
corous laws against sedition and revolt.
Then, and only then, the allied Cabinets
will be able to maintain friendly and
amicable relations with Spain"
COUNTER REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
LONDON, AUGUST s.
Ex:roct Of letter from 81. James,
(GuMcia,) dated July %.
eve are at this moment surrounned
by war: the counter-reyolution has bro
ken out in the greatest force. A junta,
which styles itself AhoStoHc, has as
sembled ON the borders of the Mimic,
which separates Portugal from Gailicia.
IL persons Of note, who had taken re-
fuge in Portugal from the, vexations TO
which they were subjected in conse-
quence of the revolution, hasten from all
quarters to join this junta. The Duke
dc Ilnfantado was at Nalentia three
days ago, and would pass the Mimic
yesterday to put himself at the head OF
the Insurgents. Three thousand armed
peasants this morning marched upon
Orense, and the constituted authorities
fled; another corps of Insurgents march
ed from the neighborhood of Corunna,
along the sea-coast, and occupies the
peninsula of St. Adrian. We expect
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walls. Ii is said, that the Apostolic Jun
ia has established itself at Tuy. The
rallying cry of this army is God and
the King," and its avowed aim is to
preserve the ancient liberties of the
Spanish Monarchy. 1t is remarked,
that the peasantry are armed with ex-
cel,ent English muskets, and that they
are ali animated with great enthusiasm.
a great portion Of the regiment of the
Guides Joined them al RIA.
"On receiving information of this
movement the Junta of Corunna declared
itself permanent, and all possible mill
tary measures have been taken. The
immediate arrival here has been an
nounced to US OF Col. Espinosa, with the
battalions of Arragon and CASTLE, and
the marine division, which is stationed at
MuIa. Our Archbishop has received
orders to repair instantly to Corunna.
Il is said, at this moment, that, after a
somewhat vigorous conflict on the Min
no, nearly the whole of the regim ent of
Ponteyedra passed over to the Insur-
gents.
"P. S. 1t is announced that in the
course of yesterday, after some sharp
skirmishing the battalion Of Burgos was
put to flight, and thatthe Insurgents have
entered Crense. This requires confr-
nation. The confusion which prevails
here at this moment will not permit Of
my collecting sufficient inform Atom
What is certain is, that the militia of
Corunna, mustered in haste to the num-
Der of 100, have refused to take part
against the Insurgents, and that the Jun
ia is in a state of conservation
NAPLES, JULY 90.
Prince Cariati, Murat's Ambassador
at Vienna in 1912 and 1873, afterwards
our accredited Minister at the Congress
of Vienna, has been charged with an ex-
traordinary mission to the Austrian court;
he set out on his route the day before
yesterday.
An embargo was, in the first instance,
laid upon all vessels in this port; but
the English minister declared, that he
should be obliged to consider the mca-
sure as declaration of war unless the
vessels of his nation were exempted, an
order was instantly issued to that effect,
1t is much doubted whether the Sici-
lians will suffer themselves to be drawn
into tie violent innovations which have
been dictated in Naples by an insubordi-
nate soldiery. Intelligence has reached
US from Palermo, downto the 9TH instant;
no movements had taken place; they
knew the first events OF the capital, and
waited for further accounts.
LONDON, AUGUST 9.
The Paris Journals of Sunday last
have arrived this morning. The follow
ing are extracts:
RESURRECTION IN SICILY.
1t is announced that important news
have arrived from Naples, and that very
serious events have taken place in Sicily.
An instruction is reported to have bro
ken out there, in which the Neapolltan
troops sustained, with various success,
an obstinate and bloody conflict.
Moniteur.
Alarming reports are in regulation
respecting the tranquility Of the king
dom of Naples. Private letters an