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The following is an extract Of a private
letter from Madrid, dated thf twentieth
July:


II find this country stll in the same state
rs when you were here; quiet enough in the
interior, but with much distress. Tn the
provinces they begin to feel the scarcity Of
money, and if the government be not quite
in state of lcthargy--if it do not effect
some operations to re.cstablish its credit
I know not how it can meet those expenses
which are inevitable. That which is nov
considered Of most importance here is the
the state of things in Portugal. The Span
ish government, however, does nothing; for
it has neither troops nor money to send to
the frontiers. Here they appear convinced
that France, too, will not do more than offcc
it's advice. 1t is said that Sir {. Stuart will
be Ambassador to Lisbon, and that Sir w.
A. Court, will return here, probably to in
fluence, in some degree, with his authority
the changes OF the government.