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BOSTON, MARCH 27.
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Yesterday arrived at Manchester, the brig
Alonzo, captain Burgess, from Malaga. Capt
B. had the goodness to trans NIT us Gibraltar
papers of JAM 6, Malaga papers to Jan. Y,
his marine intelligence and the following


EXTRACT OF LETTLRs.


Malaga, Jan. 90.


Among the lower classes OF people the
greatest enthusiasm continues to prevail, and
great sacrifices will be made to prevent our be-
ing overrun. 1t will not be surprising should
they rise in masse and as the roads in gene
raj are bad, and Of difficult access, the enemy
will be materially annoyed. lfgreat reinforce
ments arrive from France, in the long run we
may be subjugated; but the French govern
ment will never find friend in this county in
the present generation"


Metaga, J0n. %.


The members who are TO compose the
cortes Of the nation have been chosen. In this
province we have made good selection. No
person oil tile, nor any one holding public
Office has been chosen"


'P. 5. We are just informed that gen. Lace
has taken 900 Frenchmen OF a corps who at
tempted to pass the Sierra Morena."


&c dAuhaga, Jam 90.


Two officers of the Voontare frigatc, ar"
rived here las. evening fom Gibraltar, and
mention, that they carried from Nlahon four
French deputies that had been to see lord Col
lingwood, and landed them on the coast OF
France near Marseilles, in the night time
That the object of their mission was perfect
secret, but that il was generally believed they
had carried proposals from the south ofFrance
and part of Italy, to declare themselves indie
pendent, and solicited they should be consider
ed neutrals by the English"


The brig Somers, capt. Fletcher, has arrived
at kennebuck from St. Barthoomews. He
informs that he read London papers of Jan. 23,
which stated that the French decrecs were re-
peaed, and that the orders in council would be
revoked. If capt. F. saw a series of papers II
might no, be On a paragraph in the latest that
he founded his opinion. Although we hope
the edicts are rescinded, we fear the idea has
been produced BY the decree OF Jan. 8.


PHILADELPHIA, March 49,.


Mondaybeing the birth day OF the I'm.
deror of Rnssra, the Russian Envoy gave a
party, and bad.,he front of his dwelling il.
Illuminated by. a. transparency representing
the cities OF. ST. Petersburg and Archangel,
and an American vessel in full sail, the
whole surmounted by a crown and the
letters Al. Some citizens stopping to
look at tie transparency took up notion
that the putt ng ofihe crown over the Anne.
rican snip and coionfs was improper this
notion rIpened into an opinion that it was
intended as an insult, and the ferment be-
came general. About this point OF lime
a young man, an officer in the U. S. SER
vice, came up and lmblbing all the indig-
nation of those around him, he discharged
two pistol balls through the transparency.


lie was apprehended this morning, and
bro't before Alderman Kepple, who on
motion of the District Attorney, bound the
officer over, himself in 5000 dollars, and
two suretics in 1900 dollars each. In the
course OF the examination, the officer with
characteristic boldness and strong feeling,
declared, that he thought it his duty as an
American officer to bring down all crowns.


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