VTEW or SPAIN.
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An article III Cork Paper received in
London, communicates the following intel
llgence. Ii ftates, |" that at this moment
the Spanifh Monarchy flakes to its tounda-
ton. The ferries Of circumstances which
Immediately. routed all thoie fymptoms in
dlcativc of the approaching decadence Of
this ancient Monarchy, we cannot now de-
velope for feveral reafons but we can av-
er the utmof conformation prevails in the
Palace Of Madrid, as we'll as in the Cabinet
and Councils Of the fate. The arrogance
and tyranny Of the Prince Of Peace has rouf-
cd the indignation Of the higher orders, az
vel as fome Of thc moa ancient putlic in
ftitutIons, acknowledged BY the laws of
Spain. He has had the temerity to inter
fere with the public juftice of the country,
BY prevailing uron the King to fulpend the
functions Of the Supreme Council Of Caf-
tie, that he had confirmed an appeal from
Provincial Tribunal, adyerfc in its effects
to one Of his favourites, who was party
in the caufe. The Council have addrefrd
the King il terms becoming the ANCIENT
SPanifh character; they have admoniihed
him Of the confequcnce Of fuch an untoward
mediation they have reminded him Ia bold
and manly language, Of the dependency of
his prcdecrfors upon the determination Of
the Supreme Council Of CATTLE in former
times and they have fuggefted the tcmcr-
ity Of putting a daring favourite above the
laws, and intimated the probable conre-
quences in times 70 Especially marked BY
tuch yiclilitud> il human authority" 1.-The
Court is ia difmay," fays our Correfpond-
cnt--" but fullcn and difruilful--their
meaiuTcs arc obitinatc in fome refpeas and
vaycring in others. The Prince Of Peace
breathes vengence; and the Supreme Couu-
Gil Of Cattle avows refifance, and fe-rs
to be the popular party. The Provinces
are 70 diforder; and the large cities arc
turbulent. Bonap2rte has offered the King
: large army 70 cruh the ipirit of rebellion,
Is Il IS called and if the imPotency Of the
Court aocePt the offer Spain will be en-
gulphtd in his obvious projea Of extend
ing the French Empire"


The I" Cd' dg C4JiHft," Paris paper,
edited At the Office Of III. TaRegrzad thus
ctwaHkrlzs5 the democrats Of the United
States :--Speaking Of Ar p a4r;s, this
paper adds, " Hs X zry f.bNiar and f77Uer-
taI 7Uit5 bfJ t7rtg-!lc 44.nsjfdcraEf5 -W5-e


-htfacLment 70 France. rad Hafred - EGz-
LSEA, do item e7aa! bo1sy " L5e gef ef ali
PeJlSns a55ariEg tie tyranny :t- Grea,-B,ifsin,
md f5viag tEs Li5erty ani independence N
mankind" IaKeg,ana reiided fomc ytars
in the United States. and knew the ami