American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

ooilse IhSul 10 speak, anu the undersigned Ci,
d Affares for Austria has had the honor oS ~
known TO Colonel San Miguel, Secretary Of S,,,as
Foreign Affairs to his Most Catholic Alaienv " w
sentiments and wishes Of the Emperor. "%
The reply which his Excellency gave TO hi. >.
bal communication proves that the intentions or NJ
majesty have been misrepresented, and his or'.
undervalued. The undersigned will not descsn",''
the point of reuting the caumnious insinua,oa"1"
which 1t has been endesvored to distort bis
meaning. Very soon Spain and all Eurorr r;l ~
enabled to Judge of this. But the Court Of An..
IS OF opinion that its disapproval of the causes o
evils which Cypress a noble and generous na,on r.
which It processes so much esteem, and for ubiI
1t feels so much interest would not be suffciennS
clared 1t II continued to maintain diplomatic r,,,;s
with the Spanish government. In execution ofs
orders, the undersigned, therefore, informs tbs {.
cretary OF State for foreign affairs that his msso,
Terminated, and requests that his excellence na
have the goodness to iorwd ard to him his ossso,n
On this occasion the undersigned has The b,,.
to offer TO his excellency the homage Of his Ey
consideration. (Siened) "61
Count BRUNETTE
Madrid, Jan. 10.
have received the note which your exctUe5,
was pleased to remit to me, dated Yesterday m. lo
and having now to say that the government, ofIi
Catholic Majesty is Indifferent whether il nsin,,n
relations or not with the Court Of Vienna .i
you by royal order the passports which youbm,
required. | am, sc.
EVARISTO SAN MICUEI
Madrid, Jan. i.
We (Journal deS Debats gave on the Oath IN,
the three letters OF the Charges d'Affaires Of pr
STA, Prussia and Austria to VI San Miguel the Ms
lster OF Foreign Affairs Of the Spanish poyernn,m
as well as the answers of that Minister. The loIov'
ing IS new document to add to those official notes
Copy of the letter addressed by the Count de Br
garI, the Russian Charge d'AHaires TO M. Sa
Miguel, dated Madrid, Jan. 8.
SIR have received the note which your f.
cellency transmitted to me, the day before yvs,e,
day.
The respect which owe to the forms and brir
c'ples admitted and consecrated by all civilized ba
tons, prevents me not only from replying 10 that
note, but even from making it known 10 nv co.,
eminent.
8 hasten, therefore, to send it back TO your e.
cellency, Tor the eyes of the Emperor, nv ms,l.r
must not be disguised by the perusal Of oruoc.
ton which | abstain from characterisng, and n
which his Imperial Majesty and Europe would look
~ vain Tor the slightest evidence of governmsn
which knows how 10 respect itself. have the hol
or to be-" sc.
From the Courier.
There is now an end Of coniectures France has
recalled her ambassador from Madrid and hun.
bred thousand men, commanded by the Duke
d Angouleme, are preparing 10 march, 'to presers
spain from rum, and 10 reconcile her to Europa
PARIS, Jan, Is,
At two O'Clock this day the doors of the chamber
were thrown open, and every seat was soon filled.
deputatlon from both chambers met his majesty
IN the gallery of the Louvre, which resounded with
cries OF ''pire lie Roir'
His majesty having remained uncovered for
moment delivered the following speech -
"Gentiemen The length Of the two last sessions,
the short time which they have left you unoccupsd
would have made me wish to be able to put of lo'
short time the opening of the present--BOt The
regular vote OF the expenditure OF the state is 40
advantage OF which you have felt all the value; and
IN order to preserve it, ! have counted upon the
same devotion which were necessary for me to o.
tain It. The situation of the interior of the kingdom
IS improved; the administration of Justice, loyay
exercised oy the Jures, wisely and reglouSy d.
rected by the magistrates, has put an end TO nc
plots and attempts at revolt which were encouTa,
ged by the hope Of IMMUNITY. have concluded
with the Holy See those conventions which wet:
necessary for the formation Of the new diocese Oh
which the law authorizes the establishment Every
where the churches will be provided with pastors
and the clergy of France, completely ORGANIZED
will bring upon US the blessings of Providence |
have provided by ordinances, as economy IN oursS
penses required, regular order in the accounts
My ministers will submit to the sanction OF theHV
The account of the expenses of the year 1871
They will furnish you with the statement Of there
celpts and expenses effected in lS22 and that NC
charges and resources to be expected in 1924
results, from these doc uments, that all prior sS
Penses being lquidated, even those which the nlA
a'y preparations have rendered necessary, We eOel
upon the year 1928 with forty millions OF excess
upon the accounts open for this year; and thai Wv
budget for 1924 will present balance Of rscsp'
and expenses, without requiring the emPoyms"
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