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Mr.. Everett, our minister at Madrid, relates in
that part Of the official correspondence with our 60
vernment, which was submitted to the Senate, that
MIR. Zea, late prime minister Of Spain, declared
emphatically to him, that the King never would,
under any circumstances, acknoS ledge the indepen
dencc Of his reyolted colonies that he would stand
upon his right; and that, if reduced to as low a
state as Louis 18th was during the height oil Napo-
Icons power, like him he would wait until Provi-
denee should, in good season, res,oraif 10 him.