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GIBRALTAR. Nov. 27, S23.
"At Cadiz. every thing wears gloomy
aspect, the Almada entirely deserted; ir
the streets and at the opera, nothing wa'
to be seen but French soldiers; the ladies
(those enIiveners of all society having
confined themselves to their houses, decli.
ming any acquaintance with their unweI'
come, self-styled benefactors, liberators,
&c. Indeed we were glad to quit place
THAT wore a countenance OF 50 much sor-
ROW."


"The cause of liberty is done for the
present in Old Spain, and the Holy ALI
lance not satisfied, are about to carry on
their holy warfare to the extlnguishmen'
Of the cause of freedom on our side OF the
Atlantic. Letters from source to be re-
lied upon, have been received here, stat
ing that Congress of the Allied powers
lis to be convened at or near Madrid, at


which the subject of the reduction OF the
South American colonies to subjectlon, j.


to be discussed-England has been invi


ted to join, but refused, and has further
declared by her Ambassador, her intention
of adhering to her before declared course
of policy--and her intentions of acknow,
lodging the independence of South Ame-
rica, provided her present agents report


favorably-in fact war between England
and France, &c. is considered almost Ger,


tain. The Russian Minister at Madrid,
lis said to talk loud Of the United States


as the source ofall the revolutionary prin.


ciples which trouble so much the crowned


heads of Europe. The English are evi-


IDENTITY courting our friendship, in hope no
doubt, of a Cooperation with them IN Their
expected contest. Two 74's are here, hav'
ing brought the 10th regiment OF infantry
to this place, and will take on board the


9th for the West Indies-they are said
!, to have fitted out in great hurry"


J., From the Paris Constitutional, December 3.
: But lately, the only question was, 'hov
n Europe was to be savedr' Now that th
e absolute King is restored in Spain, an'
h that those powers of Germany disposed t
h be restive, have been subjected to a salu


,ary yoke, when the envoys of the Diet o
u Frankfort, who manifest opposition, ar
- ,disgraced; that every where there is ten
=; tency to modify constitutions, until NOR
l. can be effected, and the great work be +


small y cOnsummated, the fanatics are ex
n intending their views, and the Drapea
y Blanc yesterday announced "that we mus


save the universe Now it is easy to ur


derstand what, in fanatic language, thi


signifies. ii is, that not representativ


tribune shall be seen in the four quarter


of the globe. 1t is, to desire that no plac


of refuge should be any where found fo
the Exiles Of Europe. The states of Sout
=. America are now the great object Of r.
. gard. But it seems that less importanc
: is attached to their separation from FL
:. rope, than the form Of their government
- = and it is their liberty, rather than THAR il
~ dependence, which excites the anger Of tt
m fanatics. But even when again her p
= zarros shall have borne to them the BILE
70 sings of slavery. the universe will not
-, ~ saved. Then must come the turn OF Il
~ United States, the most culpable of a
, !" a since they first gave the signal. II En-
w. land, who has the deepest interest in Il
= matter will not recognize her former su
al ljects, others will doubtless be found
m 70 take charge Of the affair; and our new
-, ~ paper politicians will take that occasit
~. to purge the English constitution Of its d
r mecratic features. In vain will it be sal
" that half century has sanctioned the j
g. Independence Of the United States. The
-. ~ is no prescription for revolt: and the sha
:" of Washington shall be pursued as gull
of all the vain theories which have afilit
,;1 ed the world. Daily is the independen
=" of the Swiss assaled, and the Drape
es Blanc. pours forth this day fresh diatrib
,n even against country whose forced
-" ~, nunciation Of the virtues of hospitali
,o ~ cannot render it acceptable in the eyes
M 7,h those who insist, on Saving the unirers
." FROM RIO JANEIRO.


Nv .NeU- Fork, Jan. II,
- To Capt. Mott, Of the brig Tuscaloo
i'in in 50 days from Rio Janeiro, we are
INV INV debted for newspapers of the Goth Move
az ber.


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