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The following political intelligence has just
been received from the Peninsula. The public
|wll see that il amply deserves the character We
jhave given it at the head of this article 1t may
Ibe relied upon as the latest and most authentic
Intelligence from Csdiz and Madrid.


| When the Duke d'Angouleme left Madrid for
Seville, it was for the purpose Of making every
effort to bring the contest, il possible, to termi
nation, by sounding the views Of the Cortes, and
ascertaining whether negotiation could not be
entered into upon such grounds as might allow
France to withdraw her troops from the Spanish


Territory, without compromising the principles
upon which she had undertaken the war. The
lesirc OF France to terminate the contest was
further increased by the blind and infatuated con-
duct which had been adopted by the Regency at
Madrid, tending to aggravate rather than ailay
and calm the differences between the Royalists
land the Constitutionalsts.


1t was at first thought that the fall Of CadlS
would reduce the Cortez to the necessity OF sub
Imission,but the violent party continue to perse'
we're in determined resistance, and the speedy
surrender of that remaining strong hold is not
to be expected. Nay, to such lengths have the
violent party carried their opposition to the views
of the Royalists and the French, that they have
openly declared they will sacrifice the lives OF
Ferdinand and the Royal Family rather than sub
nit. Yet some correspondence has actually "a