The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-15
Foreign Intelligence.

XOHeASh AANCAAASShSCs
From the New York papers we copy the fol
lowing late intelligence from Europe, received
by the ship Susquehannah from Waterford,
| The papers contain London dates TO the 29h
Their contents are full of interest. In addition
Ito the Congress TO be held at Paris on South
lmercan affairs another was to be held at ST. Pc
Itersburg for the purpose Of arranging the affairs
lof the East To the one on South American at
fairs it is almost certain England will not be a
party, and in the latter it is not probable she
will Join The business nu doubt Will 80 OF
without her.
Ferdinand has refused to recognise the Bonds
given under the constitutional government, which
he says are not Spanish bonds, and IS indi'ieren
whether he succeeds or not IN raising money ny a
new Loan; imagining he has sufficient resources
TO carry on the affairs OF government without II
He has also turned deaf ear 10 the Emporium
ties of France, Austria, Russia, and England, To
dismiss his confidential Minister Saez, whom he
s., i'll retains.
NJ d'Erolcs is confirmed in his appointment as
Minister of finance al Madrid. and is nominated
one Of the new Council. The Gazette OF Nad-
rid contains an address from the Royalist Army
, of Quesada, congratulaing the inbecile Frrdl-
nand On his restoration 10 regal power lhe IN
habitants of the Balearie island have addressed
the King in a similar manner.
The Congress to be held at Paris on the affairs
of South America is to be composed of Ministers
It will, no doubt, says the London Courier OF the
24h Nov. be matter of consideration, whether
the snhiugation of America can be attempted
with probability of success; or, if it cannot, IN
what way its independence may be rendered
least alarming to the despots OF the old world =
The Courier contnues-The Congresses, which
il now becomes the fashion to hold, are NOR,
mischieyous to the interests OF society, than an,
other political invention Of modern times. Whc'
a set Of men have interests opposed to mankind
what is most 10 be dreaded is their UNION and co
Operation. The absolute monarchs OF the COM
Incnt have found that the interests which the,
have in the accessions Of territory, at the expense
Of one another, is triHing as compared with tina
lof repwssing the attempts made upon their an
lthorily BY the people. This, the leading nteres
l0f Soverelgns, is kept in view ~ every Congress
land these meetings insure its beng pursued w'l
Inconsistency and effect. As ON the one hand no
Thing would be more beneficial han the coiliden
Ital and frequent meetings OF governments che
sen by the people, or influenced by the people
nothing is more fatal than the union OF those wh
,lonly their own safety IN the degradation am
the darkness OF the rest OF mankind
ri I'he Globe and Traveller, says that Greece a
u we'll as South America, is TO be the subject OF
e Conrress. If so, alas for Greece She has show
,lherstlf able to Withstand her infdel enemies
"a She has been able to make her way under tn
ltrnwns or neglect of the Christian Sovereigrs. bt
lif the Holy Alliance combine 10 bless her afIt
= their pacrna fashion, even the skill and hravel
and perseverance, she has shown will hardly avai
- SPAIN.--The Madrid Gazette of Noy 2oll
contains very important Decree, signed by IN
n. king of Spain on the preceding day by this ID
f,.,,et tad irflllu
90 their functions to the Cabinet Council that ";
Established by Philip v in IVA, and the Supren
Iunta of States instituted by Charles ILL., in l7o
"a. b" We should Judge, says The London Courie
-, from the tenor of this decree, that 1t is Ferd
m hands intention 10 rule by and With the advice
,,lhhis Council without establishing any form OF r
representative Government, and probably w'tho
d besiowing on his subjects even the name OF co
stitutonal charter" The decree is addressed
PC. Don Victor Saez, who is to carry It's provislo
=, Into effect and 10 preside over the deliberatio
81 81 of the Council whenever the king is not pese
H. Ofcourse the report OF the dismissal of oaez
unfoundcd.
L., Eycesses continued to be committed in lrelar
sev-ra, arrests had taken place under the inst
tes rcc,ion act The typhus fever lad broken out
his some of the districts.
,,,,' The distinguished friend of Spanish liber
the 'llahenva, ana so'ne ne,'oe'' Va VIC '"'e
II ties, have arrived in Ireland.
aty Gen. Nina has arrived at Plymouth (Eng) j
ced French brig of war The celebrated Arguel
s,a member Of the Spanish C"rtes, has also arri'
.rn at Plymouth.
A private letter from Madrid States, that
on Ieovelnment was collecting new victims "
Il !, whom to follow up the sAcrfce OF Riego.
Ultra Rovalis,s do not hesitate to exult in the {
. ,ainty that not one piastre of the Constitute
nm. loan will ever be paid.
,on. , The King of Portugal has issued decree
eht bidding ali the inhabitants Of his dominion
. sJ give orders for any journal Or pamphe, prin
4, a foreign country, written in the Portngu
Language, unless the author has previously
q tanned hcence.