The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-16

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MoaKY appears i0 Ne ths grand afsm oi r1-
Htiral transactions in EUROPE Az thii PERIOD
TLs ha,sir4ss MI government, especially un thr
-..,tt,.rf Gems Az present t0 To principally
rnrr,ea IN ~ contract The great bankers arr
~ 4 f,otine with the hrst SovcreiEus and their
n,ovsmenfs - fhey pass to and from me Eng
li.h EXCHANGE. which IL after al the political a
.,.,l - c,rsu,erriaf emporium 81 Europe, are ~
- ,-;tb the same interest that used % at
romnaas The march Of ARMIES The EsrERon
of Afsrat. carried into effect the conqussi of
Naples. by negotiation with Mr FsRrsH, and
the uresenee Of one q these representative az
ne hoaiing capital Of the commercial world "
considered ~ indispensable AZ a Congress al
t5ar.-rhe and Ministers az that w PorE1
Dt BotGo. Prince MErEEEsICn or the Emper-
Nv ALEXANDER himself The late London and
paris dates give accounts 0t different visits wv il
Afessrs RoTHsCHILps, BAEIvG &iEvNc .tn PARis.
" AZ PARrsH t0 NFENNA These infrnips aFr stn.
LILO hav = entirely independent objects That 0f
,be former N mentioned no he the negotiation
M loan ~ the Spanish Government i0r ifg
domestic purposes the execution ~ which is
embarrassed Is the Obstinacy Of this govern
msnt not 90 acknowledge the debts contracted
~ the CoKrEs, while these gentlemen are said
~ he firmly determined 20 make advances on %
other condition; 70 which the poverty Of Far
prsAED win probably oblige him 10 consent
A stifl more magnificent project on foot Is
another operation for raising money for the use
III Snain upon the alienation Of her sovereignty
over the colonies which she 50 lately possessed
n this hemisphere By acknowledging the ALSO
lutte independence Ut the South American
States, and ceding to the company Of c0ntrac-
tors an the residuary rights and claims Of Che
Spanish Crown % the machinery tor working ihr
mines, The royal domains, palaces, regaiia, and
a aN.H
company ~ ~ de- entitled % whatever consider
alton each state may be induced 70 grant ior u
release NJ the sovereignty and Che price of its
lindependence On these conditions, and with
sufficient guarantees for their execution, Il n
said that the contractors engage TO make 3D.
vances enough toindemniiy FRARCE lur her IN
reference in the pacihcations Of SPAIN, 10 pay
the amount due from SPAIN 20 GREAT BEITAIs
/ form furies on the West Indies, and 10 enable
FERDINAND TO relieve himself from his financial
embarrassments without breaking up the monks
and appropriating the ecclesiastical property,
as was done by HEsRY VIII Of England. n Is
added, that the French and Spanish govern
ments have suggested the idea Of organizing tue
different States Of South America upon the priu-
ciples Of European constitutions and placing 4
I Prince OF IRfanta Of the Bourbon family ~ the
head III each But 10 this feature Ut The plan
the capitalists totally object and insist Oh cate
\ goricai acknowledgment The independence OF
these States upon their present basis They re-
\ fuse 10 advance their money on any other terms
and Mr. Parsh's journey % Vienna, u connect.
ed with the propositions Of this company, t0
present them To Prince METTERrIcH IL is sap
lposed that this project will not be Immediately
matured; but that time viii be taken and the
subject submitted TO a Congress
These circumstances remind us Of the original
grants of the European Sovereigns about the
commencement of the seventeenth century tothe
! merchant adventures, Of the London and Ply
mouth companies, of the principal territories Of
the present United States