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! .'i 1 B- Vol. XI 7,- TJIK STAM, , - jti JArrfh'CaMinA tilale Gaxetle, ; BElX &' L,.VVRENC.' v ufcuHplfon, three UolIr jx ramw. 3a ! r. vilt ha act wiltxm at ! $1 in at r""' 1 tnr 1' iiirn" (tail. ' 4wrtjrni. M eei fif (V line,inertrd 0re tnaM for Hr, . 41 llwlm ( Ibe atlilora mnm fat-fid, .-, DINNER TOMU. M'I)UFFIJ5.: ; ' A pv'blic"4inne 'ai ivta to Mr. M pullieiarepresemiktie inttongreMfrom fgith-CaroliHa, by the cifiieps of Ed fclJ and A!ibct'4fe dlrl:t,' C 09 20tK ultimo. Vkea. -amons foUier tauUthe following wat draftk;.( V Vj&J with tftravagihcej tnd. br a prtla , Ow JtcprnrntotittnJptii prtrsrM'A nation of all that hK Veperabfe andt aa Jkffitt aUVe powerful U twel ww po- L-v of the adminiatration. and to coum the tiadnoM of riJicalumi toe world has proof bo largely be poo3ea the confidence ef " To which Mr. M'Duffie replipd hi tfie following eloquent manner: f Tne inanuoiu prooi wmcn 11 nas peen OT gooq loriune, 10 receiye 01 jour warm and disinterested friendship t the ltind indulgence wiui wnicn, tn jour aoun dant partialitjr, yon have been pleased to Tiewsncn parts 01 my conuuet, as pon; atihited ctoand9 of conscientious ob- Uection tn the minds of some of m y most wortnj auu respecteu letiow tiuieas, danng ut usual discontent and excite Kent that prevailed in the, recent can nsA and the manifestation of jourcon Hand attachment; and undiminished onfidence." furnished by this' hospitable reception and flattering notices alt con spire to excite in my posora a tamnlt ot ninzbd emotions uieh i am utterly in- wpable of "epre8sia4 Under tircum- itancea so'deeDmwuressiVe, tlidse com- ulimentart.- forma J of - gneeCh- which usage has sppropriated to occasions like.' th? nresenf. would be cold, uncohp'eiii&t. and ceremoniouEl: and I arti sure I slioufd exhibit besrjarU pictw re bf.iiiose feel ings of grafituderwhieh llterallj over whelin mei were I ,to attempt to give Jiein utterance. But though I will not venture to commit to the. inadequate vehicle of words, the warm current I shall derote myself t':to yottif" service, la, the high irid responsible'- atation to which I have jbeea twice Elevated, by rouf BufTra&eg, will not onlv evince my profound eeuse of the 6bligations under .u:i. i...... 1 .:,( .. j nivfi juii uac ,iaiu tuci uui tLi&u iiuiiru me evidence that t am not altogether -ervefly cmprimehtaryi to tber htinible part wbc riiaVthacted' in .i defending the'-policy of , the administration a-rainst the violent assajulta and reckless projects of the radical party,1 F. shall availrmy- Self olh flccaiionl to, present .some -f4ews,;;iiirauv-;.vi.,uie.'CJlter, principles, nd designs of this eDhme ,.L f. n hA which wowatrom a beai't oppressed with kindness, 1 wiH at least' express a hope, that the' assiduity and zeal mti which illy IU.VV "M,"lr" "V.'llva ICCUIIU . . - , , ... . . ..," of-efivy, disappomtment,1 discontenf,P:neiadby' V16 fentatu)B Sf, the i . " ' ' - . 1 a ..-- J . . 1 iMAU ' I-l a, a hA thO mni mmmm hf Tama. honest error,- ad restless ambition rlt as the pecuUarf and'distinjfutshiog - tharacteristjc of thenar to which J have M aUucled'thdt we not otilv acouired gtory by U achievements," utj wisdom f tm its disaster. : We tame out of the vConflief,rproud' n the consciousness of our capacity for wari but deeply and sbi lemoly impressed jvith the,conviction? ytliat -il i el 'ft preparation for tiiat' dread ful but pevit j able exigencyonstituted a leading and , wwnna icaiuro in tne permanent pvu- . vt 01.. tne counu j. r vur own recent ex . " pferlence' had verified the taasim f )VlishigtOnan;d accordihgly ConreSs, tinder the recommendation ofMr. Mad- ) Mm, orgariize41()urp'eacie'' establisment Upbii a scale cotniriensurate with the cV- .vpacity of the cpuntryk the cofidition of .e woi ia. and the, great purposes or na- i Mr. Monroe , autceededtfc tWpresiden- 7itot Jile more remainedfor him than to fiiaintain and Improve thet' f stem so v In efiecting these" impitrtatot; objects, He ! behaved (hwith fln'VeWit andi-steal. v which give him new titles to the laatihrr gratitude of ;hiavcountry. .V..Vt ' internal' administration of the government asslumed an aspect entirely Sew. nftvatt .imnrod ' . ":"wen adjusteosystcm ol acctranfa bihtyemcieact was made to supply the V, puce of imtiecility. and a dearee of e- .; ?j?T waa introduced;- in the 'great "'ja ,ng Fmeo' f b; gavm ",Tn?ht wholly untiecedetitediB our his- . ' By these oieans, ' pwardaf jt . r-""" 01 aoiiarnwere annually sated , .. . "rKi 01 me miiiiarj es tUuhment , alone. ' Bui, lrt the ven midst tf .the vrrt&l-imprortniiL. at a Mr. Miy-wasetijsyifighisuM-rifed reward iu Ui lITf(tt and coaft- denca of an undivided peppte, theleaMr . ii j: . " r. , era i wc iuiii pinr, at arsi amier the, simulated af frtendahip, but eventually Vi0 an open display of hos tile banners, commenced an attack nod hu administration, ith all that concert fic consistency which indicate a common purpose, fc, muter existing circumstan ces, characterise a faction? TTI ivttem of policy, so deliberately devised ander' um auspices ol. Madisopu and so ablr ustaint J by the firmness and energy of Monroe, was jeoounceaasanneces!ri ly expensive, and rwopsoitent with the parjtj'.an-aimplicity tcr repaUican priaciple. ;. Ib fhfl verj face of mathe matical demonstration to. the eontnrvi rMr. Monroe'aadiiiiaistratioa was thirs- ered in hUmao, character, it was charg eu.wiutxorruptton: ! ; s ('; Let tie here apse for a moment, and inquire what 9 the tustory and "what is the character of the man, against whAm such infamous- chargei are preferred by these puriUnical pretenders to the lights of a new. revelation in politics? Who ie "James Monroe? He is a'reTolutwn arr patriarth; one of he fathers of 4he Republic, who fought, by the "aide of Washington for our independence; and having contributed to carry his country through the peril of two glorious wars, was elevated ta die hikest office In her gift, as ia reward for his long-and faithful services; , At this moment he occupies a position in .our history, calculated1 at once to extinguish enmity aiid excite the warmest leelings .of kindness and afiection.-. Most of thoge with whom he commenced the career of public service. have passed , awar; front the.; eceneof tneir common toils and common glory, and tie remains on the theatre of active life.V almost : a Aaolitaty'y monument of, ttmes( which can'riever be forgttten, and is, in alt human probability, thejast of his race tht wtll preside over the rising destinies or -tha-' nation they; delivered fcoin' bondage. j5The sceptre' jtiiust'iSuon pass in o tJie hands of another genera tion; and happy will it be for the repub lic, if. with the emblem of powe, the inanue ui nis puniy snouia nescena up on his successor, " ;Thi js th e man! u oa the ruins of whose adminstratioa tne radical party have impiously attempted tf Duiia up tne fortunes ot a new politi cal dynasty.VW'hat then shall; we say, fellpW-cititens, if that unchastened and unhalloweil ambition, which, for.the self ish and sinister purpose of its own ag grandisement, 'i would tear away" with sacrilegious hanxia. the last honors which; a grateful country has placed upon the brow ef this "venerable patrioit! Ahd who are those political a tl venturers who have arraigned, the purity of his princi plesyand charged him vith wanderiii" from the" Fold of ( jthe true republ ican fatthrmerelt tot excite hew divisioiis.in the hoDe that thev mar be thrown ud to the surface by the agitation of the politi cal elements?, Are they jtiw -venerable relics 'of the 1 revblutionarv s'tock.who imbibed the purity of republican princi ples in times 4 that tried men's sotilar" Not. they are" mere polidal ; ephemera utiles uarc uij tuv naitaiuyi confidence of the counter Nqj .jtUej are unknown to its history, v.'Where were uiey jn our repent struggle wito Great Britain when all the talents and patriotism of , thejeountry were called in requisition to oirect our. councils, anu lead oUr annies? Neither- were .their yolces then heard in council, "nor their rilcis; raised, in' battle." Z But when the orm naa pascu away, ana tne sun shine of, peace anitoiinced that the, dan ger was all oVefthenfc like the insect noiiy riseiencedenouncing all that Ijadbeenf don? whiletheylay tnglorious ly secure in the'deep obscurity of their hiding-places.' ',3 j '-t H4 f ' ' ucu are uie preiejiuers w 110 nave uai the effrontery; to denounsce as apostates Irom republicafa principles, tfipse able ea yafi , inaignansp'nt 01 ;me -country to avenge ner .wrongs ia uio recent war; who, in the aaraest hour, ot , that event ful truerle, when the liosta of the: inva der darkened our shores, and the Voice of faction distracted our councils when the feeble shrunk from "danger, and the stoutest hearts looked $5 the event with the deepest anxiety,: And adopted the dymg sentiment of Jai6rence, Mfoabl not!' gjye upjthe 'tp; M .fjti-.'?.. "Stootl byhenrwwtiori glory ft, V ;; ' And nail'd heifcotort totbe.roast'f,, A s we have Seen'somitliing of the his tory and character of Ijie.1 radical!, let us inquire little into their principles ;and qdctxmetSyf,-":'?? ; A they itiin fet a political reyjotution, and arejiBore anlious to occupy ;.t).e seats of P7wer than scrnpuloUo about the OBtani i ascending to them, they fcv Adopted aacli (opus of dccbgnatin and of eeAMire.u hry auppot w".U render theirf the toost accepuble U th neotde. 7"hey toniMoenUy hold tbeaueftca up a the rcial mad eicluaive advneatea htf ecouorayr and declare that the peopla win ne ruinea yy in extravagance 01 tlte government. " Bat almost tvry page of history teachea a tW leasun, that Uie who aibilioal aspire to power, M ithout ny tubsUnt'ud cairua to ; proioti6n, are invariably moat b trusiT and c!anwroua in 'their profck-' ions of attachment to the rights of the people. ' Such professions cmt then no- Ltlun. and they are' worth precisely as macn as mey ot.Ani uial yoa may be enabled to e: "afetho value "of audi professions oh t! part of thi radicals, I invite fodr, aJtcion .to two facU. wn- eularly illustratiye of radical aincerity.l In the first place, they began to preach in favor of economy, and denounce ex- j travairancei. at the verr time whea'the Government was, more distinguuhed for economy, & less bbnoiioui to the charge of extravagance, than ataayormer pe- i nod. . In tlie "second place, the, very malt whom they have selected to cleanse the Augean stable of abuses and extrava gances, is the only member of the verv Xdmiuistration they cOndemh, who has aster! the public Money by official mis management, w bat then is tlie economy of the radical? , Underrating the. virtue and . intelligence of the people, and bc lievjnthat avarice'predpmititatea to the exctuHtou fvpwaf a rational ana caicaia- ting i patriotiwn,they hope to recom mend themselves to popular confidence, by appealing, to the moat grovelling principles' otour natnre.- Heticei ac cording to" their professed 'ihotiotta'of economy, ail the defensive institutions of the country r;- all that renders us se cure at home or respected abroad: every jhing, irt fact, that constitutes us an in rdependent nation, ; must be immolated at the shrine of this false idol.. Our tor- tiScations must- be suspendedj and the rich and' floui islufis cities that ornament our extensive line of aea' coast, &;pdur tne treasures or commerce Ain to the do Stba&f; our country, must exposed to plunder and dsolutionto tave dur mo- '''Ourarmy must be disbanded j4pur navy distua'ntled,and 'the xountrv -:lft pvorV IShyader, and the contempt of every nar tiop, w save out money. ln )lactvc Cording to tjiecreed oftHls new aect 0 politicians? the treat end of men's crea- un is w consume me iruns 01 trie ear to and perish. leaving no memorial behind htmand the only legitimate objec of government ts not,, as we nave been taught by our forefathers, : ; to provide ur uie cuuiinou Hieience ami general welfaref not to vindicate the .'tights and avenge the i wrongs of the people; but to provide, them with the mere means of gratifying their physical appetites. But such ts neitheri the destiny ot -man, nor the end 6f ovenaent It is in the order5; of ."Prdvidenceii tthat nations aS well as individuals, should derive true add sutstaintial happiness only from a nigir counts 01 moral - action, uivoiying toil and risipsr' above difficulties: and that government best fulfils the end of its creation, which produces the fullest uevetopeineni 01 tne more eievateo. ana disinterested principles, of our nature. jiut 1 am running into, a , uiscussion that would carry me far beyond the1 lim its-, prescribed bf jlheoceasMtfll.wSK therefore, ? Conclude by olfering you ' a semiinciu,' wmcii, n uiese were my last woras, 1 snouia utter wiinas mucn re ligious devotion, as Tovr do with heart fel t sincerity ' ; . '. '' ' :A " ' 7jM jtthfW of ,theuned fi?trict of Edgtfield and " fl6&eviff---high "mindea, intelligent, and patriotic: may theyCue ve be reprcseoted,.by il false-hearted demagogue l&& if. 1 From tJie iJbcsettei , A...i- We have in, our hands a "series of HTlie Spanish -Gaieite," puBHshed at OcTliie,. uvin ix wui vi axmj w ov of. June inclusivef, and,' certainly,' its mntpnta dft not Warrant the idea of an V dUcbrd or irresolutioa: in the'panish Constitutional Councils. " It cotnpnSes the journals 6f the proceedings of the Cortesv"( oroe i' Speeches', txtenttj ot tne principal mem vers, muciai rrpvna from tlie Various" division of the constl- ftutionai troops; and aecoants of thejpo tUICaaUU iniuuu-T iuuicuicui, in uiuc) ent Darts f the Peninsula. r An M Ex traprdinary Gazette, of the Both May, furnishes tlie report Wade bj General Ballesterost to ihYrgoverntoent, bfxhis having entered Valencia -with his army, after lorping the! e,nemy to': raise the blockade of that city and retreat. : . In the uazette oi tnerisi June are in serted r orai'orMina'l despatches, rpnect'u 1 1 v dated the 4th, 5th. 7th. 8th, nth. lOLh. llth. lt ISth ef May. "He ... - k ' ; . . . , 1 ;iraa details of his maxahes thtowU the ragged and mouBtainas regioq ! Cat alunU, ia order to batile the plans of the French," and keep them, occupied in that quarter On th 5th ha attacked and routed a body of panih Koyalists and French troop, with bat a twill loss a bit part; and, ia general, be bestows tbt hignett praue ipoa the eondiict aid spirit of the coosritutional forces, eithet under his immediate command, or dis tribsted in detachment';. ln his des patch of the 10th May, ha'aiy - ( ' 'On my arrival at Uergvthe' singu lar spectacle was ofiertd to ms of a u' ineWut community, with women only without a single man. I believe thnt the. true reason of the absence of the men; is the decree which baa beeo pub lished by the enemy, denouncing the punishment of death against every man who should remain there,, ami . even a gainst what person soever should sell or' procure.. refreshment or. aid for, the Con&tUalienaJ; army. , I '. obtained fop plies, however, by means of persuasio and kiduess.n .ryr: 'v;''.,' Thci Gazette of the ECth May, con tains the following decree: f. t,-" ' 1 Don, Joaquin -. Anduasja,1- Minister Plenipotentiary of Ills, Majesty la the United States of America, having de serted his post, -a ad joined the enemies or his country, his Majesty has resolyed to strip him tortbwitli of ibis honors and distinctions and hai decreed, that, in Case of being taken, li shall be judged according to the laws." f V , - vi - On the mi and 2-ttfi May, the Cor tes were occupied for some time with the rase of General O'Uonnel, . Count delyibisbal. Ilis conduct was describ ed by various speakers as atrocious trea chery; an outrage upon the, national ci'use; a violation of the civil as well as the military taws, 6te. The committee to whom the calse was referred, report ed ftiat he should be tried, and the pro position was unanimously S'loptea. A quotation fremie speech of the; prin cipal orator, wno proposeu toe reierence, win inaKe KDuwn. uie teeiiug ui.iue whole assembly.v1,'' vv ' v - ine hornwe treason of Count del Abisbal "will Vonly contributetto the greater elorV and enervy of oiir country. ,We havenow lhe key of ithe secret of uie uiruuent marcu vf . uie jorei-ja rr inyt Madriirr ' That army vWt has dared ' to penetrate to tlie capital,' will soon experience the consequences of Its icmentyj'ii win see- wnai creait is to be given to the promises" of traitors who otter it aarantages so great . it and that, in the end,, the mass of the Span ish nation will understand.; their , true luintsu. iuu umic ill niii .icuuiucim which has always characterized theSpan- ish' people--liatred of foreign enemies. uiooo, inaeeo, wm now, wuicp nas not before beett Spilt but let it be iipoh the heads of the miscreants who , have dia'- turbed the' pacific 'And niaiestie current 01 uia Revolution, jinu converxeu,H ia Yt 1 I - - . . i . 1 ! Z - ia nn Ovpnvhelrtiinw torrpnt."" ,' u 1 V lAs to Abisbal: who has crSwned old acts of perfidy with this 'hew one. it is fust; that .the' Cortes of Spain should bring down upon him the wadle freight ot fesponsioiiny; ana. ten me pot,: gen tlemen, that -he cart elude it; since this declaration of our Views, the rigor whicl we would ' exercise, our' unantmitjr th present circumstances, in' declaring his gum, win piace our proceeumg in ad vantageous contrast .yith" ihkt ol the UeSpotic government, , which ' ruleij us hetofore." The .despotism." stfonff in appearance but weaVin realif when it saty an act of treason on tlie -part of thi geheral-what did t aw t Caress ed" and praised him; bestowed 'upon him new honors, crosses'; &c.T Hqvv diiflrer ent will be our course At the crisis in which we are J irt the midst of dapgers-i we shall vote bis responsibility; we shall not snare his head, if he should be found todeserye death of ' we shall '. decree his nroscription, and cause him to bear the infamy of mei-itcd punishment, Veo in the- nies ot- tne loreiKnersi amon 1 '1 - 1 ter the defection of Abisbal and the oc cupation ofMfdr;tb0Frtneb,'nn nounced,vin eloquent' speeches, ''their resolution to p'cjrisb or liyef in perpetu nl TilAi'rathpi than' Rubmit to French dictation; jand in v this- Janguage1 hey seem; ' to nave been seconded, ; by the whole body, The'Oazette of the 1st June gives, Mkially A circular, trom the government at Seville, to it;deplo matic a cents in fot ei2,D countries dated the 7ih of May , in whicltthe strongest Invectives are uttered ajrainsttne'whole conduct of the French Cabinet, and o which the ensuing' passage will suffice to snrwxne epint auu youc ; iS 7 1 , ' " The Spanish government,', pledgei in the face of a nation ', generous, 'though detracted by foreign intrigues, to sup portrt only ber catise, but the ra ise ofn kind, will either triumph, over its - u . : . c 11 -.1.1. ij 1 aas ira enemies, i.r uii witn giory anu lienor. .,; It wfuld laU$ to wooni ne wiu epueavor to nine ins mis erable existence,;, it'lp'-. '.' The lead'mr orators in the Cortes. af- crtddiil VitV'bot eneVtirliTy' raise i twt'Wi M treat a& trJ., ' - t ahoald Sad d.) w,!mr,U h ia the face r th wvrUl, sgainat the strourf pretension of one pow er's 1 ' t to mterfert ia the domestic concern, . ; another Mt up and acted vpon br cabieet ef the VhUVie. It pn".u : , amstthauUiahrientofaA unlaw- tal, aerUuous junta, ir any other pa- ' geant of a fovemmef which may be f ' subsutsted for t!t true Mat anil h ftp.' 1 clares absolutely null and void all the acta 'and arrangements ' of ' futh - p. geantai U topsigns these enai miti. r . thb execration ol" all governments, : 1 all nations; and of posurity.'? ,; Thls doer not ok tike compromise ' r hegotution.', ." V, ."; - .' V . 1 aere is a decree ef the Corter, which , raeV a difTerence of OneJifth of tha ; imjhu ties payable at Havana, ia fa- ' ? tor of . ,4lailze. Trinidad, ind oth? t ' regular porta of entry in. the Island ol '. ' Cba,;-,But, in case . the" foreign met' V chandiseJawfally introduced iui t!ioso nwii, anom o ta to Javana and Cuba,, they axe to pay tlvere, the fiftli' part remitted at the others. Th vilege is limited to a term of ten vears,'; . ui uuject oi, is aaiu u do the aa- ; vancement 'of. the agriculttre and po" 3 f puladon of the Island. yA ; - By'llhe British brig Minerva, nnjved ","-Ifevr-Vetk in "'39 daystrom'vLiver.'; pool,'Xondori' papers tothe 10(h and ) X Liverpool to; the JZlsf June: have been i reciyedr from 'whjch the.; Jlichmoml V-' Compiler Kas taade the followingsum The king had not left SevUtion fhC;: 8th June; . No day is nafeid for hii de- - ' parture. ,' Cn,tlie, tiA the1 French ex- ' a petted. tq be lliere. ;,vThe y ier Dush- C 1 iti( on ieir two corp--b y d i cent rbutcs--iinder Ilourdenoult ,bd ilmip. ro&pVTheir whole force.abont 16,000. Oathe '7th June, Bourdesoult v,n at ahv OTfrttmzeit eni inontinnrii) ilisf !a Mapy-ares, S9i league from ft! .,!iid, i ; (Seville ii S2i)IIe had niet' V, ; nil""' :-0 efTectuat opposition oh the road iu,r ia A sufficiently strong to arrest Ms march. s On the rth and 5th, the Constitutional -' venerui .raiencia was auacKea.ny ,1 corps of Royalists,' forming the, vanguard vi fi'junieBuuii, ano.n reprcsenru oy ; , the Frencb'accounts kt having sustain- cd a severe defeat..' This affair happen L : cd near Bayteni; about 47k leagues tronwC Madrid. Placentia had effected his rtr vl 'w' treat with 4000 men but the tloyalist r TniiKuaru wasia pursuit 01 nim. daanc. with BQQO menand a small ,cu pi.' of cayalryi &c, -'Hg was supposed tO i5; be approaching Figueras, twhich is be' f seiged by the"rench I f-itypfh A KilllflBtproa VBa atJntiva nri l.n OjKV - ' Ml Ji JN.o tnwgement had taken place witlt . '.. Mina.:. The Jast official dispatch of thb French states hint! to have left the Ori'i-."' iy, extendine himself to Valencia.- His corps -was' f('H.fi': gi?, D'Abisbal had run the EhnnUet,.for 'r ' "Ko news of Mdrillo. " iS R lis t: 1 he Ke eency at , Madrid .were- still ':,: further inffratiatintt themselves .with tho : :' Clergy They ordaiped, that th& ty:U9. sliall.ni entirely paid1 tlie Juilfo whiclt. ' was taiteii on py tne VQD&inuuonai, go- , f vernVent, beinr- of n'of real 'advantage to tne.pcbple They also announce - tnat(they, mean , to, Boltcilttie -.-Jfoiie to pss' a toewliBuli; reducing - the. uthbri.. lation of the King to levy upon the re-1 epues of the Clergy, tlie annual suhsi- ' dy,of iQ millwnsof rw to 10 millions. 4 -Hn consequence of, the-, persecutions , tkn to the rOyalause!,''rf-TheKegeqcy r. are also said to have' come -6" another de- termation SvhicH will occasion a cdnx.? siderahie' stir Inifhe stpek piaiket ,ofn' limdon; yjf rf to declare the whole i ; debt (contracted by the Constitutional' Government nuiL and void; fepain.'w Dut this seemr to be founded op .the circumstance fv tarn ltArw A layobne articleof the 1 Sth considi v ers the ?t cause, of jhe Constitutipnalista '.: forever lost in Spain.!'' But this seem i v Seville on the 8th, and the Fr.ench. fep-" r pfqachirtts; xilicllU Lyndon muengtf.- on the otiitT hard, charges the frienda 'f; of Spain and I'ortugaT to 1 le' mhtir ?: guard against the devices of the cbni-'; j mon enemy by whose agents every po. iiticai occurrence beyond the fyrenees,! ; If distorted,? '" - pA-M i '-.v- ,' ',-' $;.;, ' t&etf-York.Jiu'tj-rS have receive ;;V ed by ,te Bteph , Plsr'.., ; pcrs to t he : ' "V 15th ult. Inclusive, t 1!";, ronlenti ';' have prindpajiy been. ';' Ibytlief. Jxmdon. papers received. . l , ' 'f, , 'ilie following Is' an extract of letter . ifrom I respectable houet dated P&-; - ris, Jane WXNX l',i The news' from Spain Tiasbecoma ) its Btostsa'lesa-encourajinj to the Jfrrach army T ' ' ' '' i 'a I I- c ' . 1
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