Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-02

y. the naLohei treasury hospitals .Or tn
SICK nnd destitute. supported out Of th
ecciesiastlcal revenues ; no absen,eeisn
with sf9.OOO,D0U spen, 10 the country in
slead OF out fiji; and ''fxiiy of Tenure.
This last he explained; no landlord shoul,
recover rent unless under lease for 9
years; u; the termination Of that period
he should be compelled TO renew ih,
lease. or pay the tenant the value of III
Improvements aud 10 prevrn, putting foe
much rent in the lease, il should be higher
team the Ordnance valuation of lands. or
III The absence Of that test, where The
Ordnance Survey had no, extended. i,
1hou!d be fixed by the soivent.rcuant test
Nv hat so!eni tenant would give for the
Eand. These were the solid aud lasting
irnls nc anticipated from The Repeal
~ The subsequent diuuer, among his
usu1l threats hc insinualed this quaIi6ca.
lion-
''Thev had come here to be free or 10
die. (Hcre the company rose, waved
their hus. aud checred for some time J
But he thought they might pu, dying out
oi,hc question. He always preferred onc
living pasrio, TO dozen dead ones
tiaush;et}-ond he had merely introduced
The alternative OF death in the phrcnsy Of
oratoIial disPlay-tlaushlerl to show that
they were ready for the attack if il was
put upon them By the enemy, ifthc con-
s'itu,ion was uamp!ed upnn 10 their pre-.
judce."
At the weekly Repeal meeting of The
Repeal Association, or Monday. NJ.
O'Conueil announced rha, The Repeal rent
for tl!e pasi week amounted 10 3, l03E Is.
Gii. The largest SUN received in one
week by the Catholic Association was
. 7O0C. and that was during The heigh, of
the agitation FOR The Clare election in'
general the average CT tho receipts did no;
exceed 350f.
FRANCE.
The frcrch police have been actively
engaged in ond~avoFinS 70 discover who
the Freachreu whore, said 10 have passed
ov"rlo Ireland To fl-n discou,en,, and
10 tf up lhc people 30 resistance.
SPAIN,
The Insurrecllonio Spein has soG,ewhai
spread. yet without materially altering
his character. The even;s al Bar elona,
wc have intelligence 10 the 18th,
s..-..I.I G. -sr-7s'TVuTTuneu. TIE fuheyiOu
Dl the Captain General Curtinc1 10 a,-
cribed TO n curious aud almost Incredible
cause. |, is said that ou the llth, the
agents of France aud Queen Christian per-
suaded the non-rommI.Sioncd officer Of
regimen, 10 Barcelona phc regiment, OF
to meet aud ISSUE proclamation
IN favor Of the movement, they did 50
The soldiers we're passive the non com
mi,sioucI officers Of other corps joined
they compelled their officers to do so; and
tiually lneir Captain t;onerai yielded. He
issued proclamation, which stated, thar
finding ;ac objects OF the Juura TO be loyal
aud constitutional. and disllking hostilits.
he adhered To The Central Junta. The
was. that the Junta returned
to barcelona from Sabadcl, on the l4th
tho mothe, and sister OF Prin having en-
tered it in triumph tho day before.
Tic triumph Of revolt, however. was
far from complete; for AionJuich still
held far the Government. On the 18th,
Col. Pnjol, IN officer Of CIr,iuez. pre-
secuted .lmself at the gate & MonJuIch
to take no command o! il, III a battalion
TO relieve the garrison. The
Governor, Col. Echabeau. refused to ad-
mi, nim into the fort; bat held confer
cuee wi,h hi,D at the entrance of one Of
,hc pos'erns, being accompanied by the
commander of The battalion in The fort.
Both refused 10 glve.up he for, so long a.
Zurbano should hold out. IL was sup
Iosed that a ruinor next day CT ZurDauo's
re.rca, from Rues would remove their
scruples; but Ecpabeau NOW said. that
he held bis order. from Centra! Govern
meut, and would only surrender the fort
on the receipt Of siu,ldr orders though.
coucurrns III the sentiments Of the troops
apt CITIZENS of Barcelona, he would COM
init no hostility, il none were curnEiiled
agana, the fort, aud If his dispatches
were suffered freely to pass. The posses
sion Of h!onIuich determines the military
possession of Barcelona; and the fori was
well furnished with every thing, aud had
provisions for three monrhs.
Other towns in Cala.cuIa adhered TO
the rsyolutiou; OF the l4,h, FieueiIas: ou
the 18Th Tarngona, where Oso7Io, the
Governor, aud officers fatnful 10 The Re-
gent, embarked; Giro"a, on The llth
aud near IT a SOP Of Zurbano converted
himself inIn revolutionary leader y.
lnous other places. Csrduna, with . store
of 10000 muske:s, had a:sc yieldcd TO the
in.urscu's, Lcrida hat Il hight m"vetncu,
on The 9Th; box Inc Governor aud Na'ion
al Guard suppressed il; ard $50 discoa
tented eli t!,c town. Lcr.tid is the key
of Catalonia on tir side Of AnJgun.
GREECE.
Letters from Athens Of the 10Th u!t au
uouncc ihat the affairs Of Greece had ar
rived at crisis, and that noth'us but
complete change Of system could prevent
The kins from falling prey 10 anarchy.
The Kius, however, appeared TO perse'
we're 10 his old plan. Tor although both the
army anu navy were reduced to the lowest