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Thursday, Nov ". 20, AS23.
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| The Board of Commissioners for adJustlngl
Ilaims under the Florida Treaty, are again inI
Iesson at Washing,on-all the members of thel
Board beng present.
| FRANCE AND SPAIN.-I.ate arrivals have
hrnished us with full detail of the surrender of
,adiz and the events that have transpired SINCE
hat time in Spain. Our extracts under the Fo-
egn head are unusually copiousi being articles
i minute importance, and connecting the chain
events as we'll as our limits would afford, from
be surrender Of the 1rocadero, to the kings
citing out for Madrid which, we are under an
Impression will be read with more interest than
hose OF a miscellaneous nature.


The war may now be considered at an end in
pain at least for the present. The King being
t liberty, and supported by the Allies, we may
xpect to see the old system of government re-es-
tblished, with the usual indulgence extended to
he religious leecfes of the country, and all the
orrors Of the Inquisition. The partisans of free
ON have been defeated, but the fame OF liberty
as not been extinguished; they have slipped OF
cup, the sweets of which will forever rest
pom their ps-they have reclned beneath tree,
he shade Of which has been refreshing to their
1earied limbs and this Illustration Of design
prmed for the liberty and welfare of the people,
Gill be followed by more secret and ehectual
me, to the total overthrow and determination of a
osernment, obnoxious for its laws and hateful
pr its despotism.


Since things have taken the change We see IL
Europe, we natural, enquire what will be the
olilical destiny of Cuba will she surrender II
he established authorities of Spain, or will she
old out for the Constitution We have reason
believe the disposition of the Island, as re
ards the means Of defence, as well as the will
defend, is such, that the Constitutional fa1
bay continue to be hoisted, in defiance of all at
mp,s to bring it to subjection.


GREECE.--ln addition to the mass of Spanish
ews, We give lengthy article on the affairs o
reece, from the British Press Of Oct. Is. A.
ie Spanish cause has declined, that ofthe Greek
ems more and more to prosper. Her successes
xceed all expectation Victory is in her camp
Pd her feats of arms, unparalleled in moderl
story, are the astonishment of all Europe.


The Lbnlon Courier of October 4th observes
Suppose Ferdinand to be restored to liberty
Ill the King at the dictation of France, annll
whole Of the proceedings of the Revolution
government. 1t is obvious how nearly the
terests OF this country tGreat Britain) would


Affected, by such revocation, for we have
sselves contracted engagements with the Re.


l'lonary government (the indemnity for Br


losses by Spanish privateers among others,
neh 1t is not to be supposed we should submit


nave annulled in that way"


'nen the Spanish patriot RIEoo was escorted


Prisoner TO Carolina, (says the Nat. Gazette
t.e ~ the rabble attempted TO maltrest him


AsnShe arrived before balcony from which,