The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-04-07

A letter from Lisbon or the 25th January,
says--"NVe do not yet observe any thing to
( indicate that an English division will conc
7 10 keep garrison here, though 1t IS generally
reported. This capital is very tranquil, as
well as the rest of the Kingdom; but com
mercial affairs are completely at stand"
Letter from Paris, FEB. -, 1925.
AT length the Holy Alliance has come to
a dehnitive resolution on the subject of the
independence of South America Being IN
able to find a field Of battle on which to com
bat England, it has determined Oh exclud-
ing her from the continent, and closing up to
her every access to it. As the troubles of
Spain become every day more serious, and
it is not known where the disorder may stop,
the Holy Alliance has determined on attack
ing the evil i'll its source, and dismemberng
spain, leaving to King Ferdinand a petty
appearance of Kingdom, in the midst OF his
ancient Monarchy In consequence, it has
been notified to England that, not having
been able to prevent her from conhscating
% her own advantage the rich Spanish pos
SESSIONS beyond sea, which form the fairest
portion, the Holy Alliance, on its parts, a.
tslils itself of its continental force, to take
, possession Of Spain and Portugal. In eXecu-
ion of this design, France acquires all that
part of Spain, which is situated on this side
LIlC iNuSaas tihCo
e rica, OF which She has been DESTROYS since
Sill, to have footing in the Mediterranean
Three hundred thousand French, Germans,
nd Russians, will put the last hand to this
lan in the spring which approaches, and
he doctrines of the Holy Alliance will
eign without mixture from one end of the
ointment of Europe to the other.
All our Utopian Politicians, who are ignor-
ut Of the state of things, do not fail to ex-
lain every where, that England will moi
after this dismemberment; that she viii
evolutionize Portugal, Spain, France ant
:aly, to put herself at the head OF the grant
:ruggle Of civilization against barbarism
al that she will command in Europe, a.
lie already commands in America. I'm
0ubtedly, this conduct would be analogous
4 the great and vast interest of England
ell comprehended. Undoubtedly, the OPP
osition has not failed for ten years to sur
,und this question with all the light which
,w shines around it. Undoubtedly thi
.me Opposition has forced the Government
& bestir itself in the affair of the recoguiza
On Of South America, though Mr.. Cannin!
one reaps all the glory, which is, no doub
It little, from the stupid hatred borne t
Ill by all the Cabinets of the Continen
1t it is equally we'll known at Petersburgl
Jenna, and Paris, that the English Olighat
~ is still more afraid of Democratic doc
ines than the Holy Alliance itself. 1t
this intimate knowledge that the Cabinet
and their security, and they do not negec
their turn, creating difficulties for Eng
I'd in her own interior.
1t is known here, beyond doubt, tina
Jesuts keep up very active CORES
ndence with Ireland. The ignorance an
laticism of the Clergy Of that country ar
powerful lever, in the handling Of whic
rhoLa4cai -9J5es promise themselves gree
ngs. They desire, with all their hear
1t England should adopt measures of rig
with respect to Ireland, in order to hay
,retext for pushing to rebellion this super