The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-08

The gpVerinsIlss sl7oes lost :.lso,v x,.ss way to turn itself. Sometimes # dato sa mines upon making concessions--so,s1'. times it conceives this te be onlv a sIa' ing its weakness, and thus Council ,aso. 'ous after Council without arriving at ,s,r positive conclusion. y There are great movements amora.. the troops of the line; they leave thss;s s;s garrisons and take fresh positions neas the French frontiers and on tie bordera of Portugal. Troops have likew;ss been sent to several points of the eoass The organization, armament, and eop;a ment ot tie Royalist volunteers. js 1IL IiLf wise attended to thoughout the whosa kingdom. The clergy have under,s ken to provide for it every where ss peeially at Madrid, where they are ~ os' ereised in the handling of afs.is ;.I,i; ;r firing.
 Wives the Captain-general Of H., Hayanna, and the Intendant of c,,ba baFe both sent in their resignation to Government. This is the sixth t;ne. that the former has done so; and tbers is every appearance of ofneither of then being accepted.
 PERPIeNAN, Sept. i5-No dicisire step has yet been taken, but tie fant. of the Spaniards continue hourly to ha swelled by new arrivals rem spaio.-x From S,GG0 10 iG,000 stand ot arms, many of which have been lying at Per pignan since Napoleon's first invasion of Spain, have been already purchased. they will not, of course, be delivered f, the men until the moment of their ens tering the Spanish territory. To.nor. row, or at farthest the succeeding dar. d review, or more properly speaking an inspection, of the men already as. sembled along the line of the PytS.eea is to take place. The army is to enter Spain at different points, and form q junction only al inc other side of t!,., frontiers. Several emissaries, sent into Catalonia, returned yesterday they re. present the feeling of the great mass os the population in that province as fas vorabic to arevolution, but apprehend ] much from the incredible exertions inc friars are making. They not only use the most isltas;';Ii's;'ttl ,, in the pulpit, but go from village to village recruiting men for their service. 1 SEPTEMBER l8.--Besirous of ascers taimng with certainty to what extent ! ought to give credit to the accounts cir eulated here touching the spirit by which the Catalonians are animated in l favor of the cause of freedom. l the 1 day before yesterday entered Spain. had reason not only to be surprised by the enthusiasm they eyinced, but like. wise by the open and reckless manner they express their sentiments. .A thirst 1 for vengeance for many and accumulat- ed wrongs, is the passion which now possesses unlimited sway over them and the objects of their just hatred are the monks and fTiars. 4 father will nor 1 patiently see his daughter fall victim to the brutal lust of such man. mere, Y because he is a priest, nor a husband the affections of his wife alienated. and her best feelings polluted. A fact was related to me during my short excur. sion into Spain, which speaks volumes initself. A priest was charged with an assault on child under nine years of age, and found guilty, and only cor demned to be confined three months in q convent; after the expiration of which tune he was seen saying mass in Barce, Iona. The number of clergy in Spain qnclnding all classes) amounts to l 85,000.
 The inspection Of which spoke to you in my last letter has taken place, and, as far as could ascertain, was satis. factory. Some further delay will be unayoidably occasioned in consequence of the houses here not wishing to cash the bliis presented to them for discount until other signatures were attached to them.-Torrija is cruising along tho Mediterranean coast with about 300 men, awaiting the pre-concerted signal to effect his landing.
 Reported arasurrectien as. Russo. The account of military insurreclion at st. Petersburg has been spread Oil the faith 0. letter from Frankfort, of tho i5til inst; but no date is given oi ttiiIis extraordinary event, which, if well founded, cannot have taken place till subsequent to the 4th of September, the date of the last letters received at Pu ris.