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of cRg@lry, commanded by Lieut.. Gen. Wes- Senhaf The corps in reserve is under the orders OG Lics,. c n. Count de krasinki, with considerable park Of artillery.

 At ough. consequently with the cOnstitu- ton the Polish irOOpS cannot be employed out of the kingdom, they have solicited the favor of participating in the gl 'riOus struggle against the OppressOrs of Christianity and they have insisted the more earnestly as per haps on the result of this struggle depends the future condition of our unfortunate country. The opportunity now presents itself of reaIis ing the hopes held out to us by the Emperor Alexander. mean the establishment of the independence of Poland: condition on which depends the future repOse of Europe, and universal peace; for such re-estabIish- ment would dspeI the approximations of all the great powers, and get rid Ofthe apparent nc- cessity of keeping up large standing armies. Such establishment would in fact, repair the wrongs dCne our nation, and make firm the balance f power without in the least, compromisingthe interests Ofany.

 When the emancipation of Greece is spOk en of, the question of restoration and rein statement of tie noble Sarmatic nation de- serves sseriOusconsideration, and ought to be maturely deliberated by every one of the Ca hinets.

 The King of Prussia, united in interest with the Autucrat of RusSia, must be fully con vinced of this truth ; and we do not entertain the least doubt but that this Prince would make great sacrifice for the accomplish ment of SO great work

 The marriage of Prince William, son of the King of Prussia, with Princess Eliza Radzi will, the issue of one of the most ancient and princeIy houses of Poland. and descended from the race of the Jagellons, as well as the journey of the Prince to St. Petersburgh, af- ford at this moment ample grounds for con lecture. The Poles in particular conceive new hopes from the singular coincidence of cir cumstances.

 It is said that the Cesarowich and the Arch Duke Constantine, General in-chef the Pc fish Army, has recommended to the clemen- cy of his brother those Poles compromised by the Russian conspiracy, and it is expected that the latter, after Judgment is pronounced by the High Tribunal of the Diet, will obtain pardon. ... ...r

 The Polls h army wlll be extended along the frontiers of Gallicia and Bodhowine. as far as Choczitn, there to await the further deve Oprment of tho plan of operation.

 In this position it will be easy to procure for our troops from the fertile districts of Gal licia for our fellow countrymen, the inhabit- ! ants of that country are animated with the | same hopes and patriotic feelings, and will be happy to see the troops in their neighbour hood ..... ....'.-.. SPAIN.-The following intelligence from Spain, was received from the special corres- pendent of the morning Herald, and publish ed in that paper of Dec. :-

 Madrid Nov. 22.--There is another insur- rection, which is neither Liberal, in the ex- elusive sense, nor Apostollcal. You have no doubt heard of the sect styled '" Los Labora dores del Bosque, "(the Laborers of the Wood) which seems to gain daily more consistency in many provinces. The object of this sect is, by all possible means to revive the ancient Constitution of the COrtes of Castile, which fell into disrepute owing to the encroach tnrnts of power. It ispurposed to force the majority of the nation to demand of the King Convocation of this Assembly accor ding to the State and orders. This cOnvoca- ton would resemble that of the States Gen eral of France in 1788, and it is perhaps by this concession of the Monarch, who is said not to be adverse to it, that our political regen eration may commence. This would even be the shortest way to prevent the people & the sovereign from excaiming against usurpa- tton. This starting point although apparent ly retrograde one, would be better than that of 1812-we speak of the Cadiz Constitution; but it seems that Magistracy is of differ ent opinion on this head, for the Chambers of Acaldes of the Court having been seized at the time of the commencement of proceed ings against about 80 individuals of this sect, it has chosen the moments of it's reappear- ance to intimidate them by severe sentence namely, condemnation of several of them to the galleys, and of others to a shorter or longer detention. A species of concession is observed on the cart of the Alcaldes, inas- much as no one has been condemned to death, and that, the fact, pressed by their Sovereign Master, they could not, without prevaricating, procure any other sentence.

 Our Clergy may now be considered as be- Ing in state of hostility against the Sove reign, and what has happened at Taragona forms one of he most memorable events in this epoch, the consequences of which are in calculable in Christian countries, where the Papal dominion exerts most influence. The following is what has happened. Four Ec- clesiastics, who had participated in the insur- rection of Catalonia, were sentenced to death some time ago, but according to the privileges of the Clergy, they ought previous ly to be degraded by their spiritual chief, a measure winch the Bishop of TarragOna. for good reasons, refused. Thus the moment

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