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to 'ipen her secret mathna.ions into open hostility
you haze ihcn The warfare Of the pacifcstors, aud
'ei Us see how that war will end The right hon.
gentleman sat down amidst loud cheers


The Courier says the amount o force which will
he despatched in the it.t Instance, aud upon the
eme gency Of the occa ion, is FIVE thousand OF
the troops composing this force there are to be four
squadrons OF cavalry, circumstance which indicates
that II is not contem lated their services will be
conGDed 10 garrison duty only.


Gen. Qnlroga, who with many other OF the Con-
situtionsl Exiles remains in London, has declated
his intention OF immedis'ely leaving that country.
and proceeding 10 Portugal TO range himself unde,
The banners. and TO fight the battle, Of the Consu-
ton. II Is said that several hundreds OF the Span
ish and Italian refugees have also resolved to accom-
pany him


The London paper. speak Of this measure as
though It were an sctual declaration of war against
Scaln aud from the tone of some of them. one would
suppose that there was to be speedy and gene raj
convulsion OF the political elements Of Europe, ASA,
and Africa. The Morning Herald says -" Most Of
the papers call this war with the King OF Spain
we should call ii war with France''


For ourselves we do moi =, present believe that =
war will ensue-not 80 much for 'he want oil hos
tile disposition on the part Of Spain, for the
of means Spain ,eady IN the occu patton OF ior
e'gn rnops, Tor the preservation Of its own internal
'a"lu'ilty. Ncsutute dtlkc Oh b0Ps. troops mo-
ney, is but i'll prepared for warlike operstions.-Thc
consequence will most likely be. that on he arriva
of the British forces in the Tagus the Spaniards
and Portuguese rebels will iny'anly retire across
the Spanish boundary, and the king will disclaim the
whole procedure charging the blhme upon his Cap
sins General


Parliament adjourned on the 18th OF Decem
Der. 10 the 9Th OF February. Mr. Peel noycd the
adjournment. in consequence Of he ndisposion OF
Nj Can ing, caused by his grea, exer.ions on the
preceding evening.


The B'in-h troops were moving with as much
promptness as The ministry have acted. The I'd
battalion Of the Sd regiment of Guards left London
on The 5h. 20 embark at Portsmouth.


The Bank Of England has declared half yearly
sidend OF per cent


On the 18th 'he Kings assent was given to the
Exchtlue bill, end The oats and importation bill


Grpprp.-l II the news hom this country may be
depended upon. the affairs oi Greece are opening a
more favorable aspect