The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-18
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turning any direct the but voted hat
message (or maniieslo) be printed ID All the h's
languages ard be proiuscy distributed IhrousM Lt-
rope, thar all the world may know thar Spain desires
peace, cut that she does not refuse war; that sne III
disposed TO tile sacrifices Size has already made,
sooner than allow her independence 10 be attacked
and that she will never dgess step from her con-
stitutional system. Pie following items were 10 lie
inserted in the instructions 70 the Spanish ministers
al the three courts
Il The spanish nation IS gorsrned By eopstitl-
ton otie4 'oas soIenny recognized sy the emperor u
Russia IN 1872.
-. The Spaniards, friends Of their country pro-
claimed, al the beginning Of the year 1912, this const
tuition ichir abolished Sofely by viotsaee in l64
g. The Spanish nation does not ia any mag IT.
tsgers Nth the institutions and internal regime IF
other nations.
IS. Tie remedy for al the eviIs ohirh may of7ict
the Spanish nation, only concerns herself
IS. The coils rhieh she experiences are not the ef-
feet Of the Constitution, bit rather Of the efforts ofIe
enemies uh2 sRdsavoEr 10 destroy her.
~ 9he Spanish nation lrili Hevcr admit ns right
Of any Porer 10 interfere III hsr Affairs
-Ihe GoCernHlent lCih nerGr deuiGte from tie Tine
traced ont 70 by is duties. TIE national honour, and
6y IFS 11aerG5lc Gtacmentto tie Constitution Sg0rn
10 IN 1872.
authorize you 10 communicate uer5ally this paper
to the minister Of Foreign Affairs Of tie Pol0sy 10
loc goa accredited, and 10 deliver .ial Copy If
he require Il.
The Russian, Austrian, and Prussian Ambassadors
received their passports and left Madrid Ii is said
they also received ht that il not xpeeted they
would remain in NJ. beyond 48 hours. Ths probably
had reference their personal safety from an ind-
nant pOpuace.-Ihe Spanish ambassadors are re-
called from foreign courts.-A Madrid article Of Jan.
8ih that the Cores had before them the form uI
treaty with England respecting the possession of Gu
ba which Il was expected would be carried into effect
Il was based on the qUid pro quo principle. The
Rt. Hon. N. Fanslttat retres from the Chancellor
snip Of the Exchecquer, and is be succeeded by RI
Hon. n. Robinson. Mr.. v. Is Chancellor Of the
Duchy Of Lancaster, and Is 70 BE made a pceF--Tbe
brig Mechanic, Godfey, Of ". NJ rk, was boarded
within hours sail Of Trinidad, Cula, BY piratcal
schooner, aud detained Or days. They plundered
and threatened to hang them up, if they did not dis
close where money concealed Capt g. was
detained while ne sent in tbs brig TO procure 20 600
with which he TanSomed her and was released -
Russia, England Prussia and Austria agreed at Vero-
that the commerce in slaves Ought to be assm al
ed with the crime OF piracy and have therefore made
il punishable with death. France did not agree We
may now hope that good will be the result of the
congress OF eigns.-Sone Greeks seduced Inv
allacous promises, had returned 10 the smoking ruins
Of thelt habalions at Sco but were assassinated bv
the Turks as soon as the latter heard OF the disasters d
their feet of Tenedos.-1he dangers Of SDain are
bringing about union between the different parties III
Madrid None willing to submit 10 foreign invasion
There il talk in the Landaburian club al Nladnd.
!, Of settling speedily the claims OF England NJ COW
m ing alliance with Portugal 81 VI unitIur
FJre close WHh tine AZ. Seafes utl could 4tstast X
great number "a pnvateers and 4, of concluding Ntn
n. America a truce Of years. during which pesce
may be made on the best terms.-The winter was
severe in France and England Snow mas been OF Z
feet deep IN some places IN Scotland.