I :i . : • t • - • -• • kng, eZenigtitittron, aith 41rr RY a, 181.1. .- •S, ~~:• PRICE • 94,, EGISTER. .A• 77.•• A'l "r. -r . . 1 ' - ri I'°.-162. ; S, UN -D A Ir , i FEB IT A POLITICAL 1)ISQIII3ITION; . . N 0.161.4) : 7 • is 4ri . PROPOSED R STORATIQI' ; I OF FERDNAND VII. If we are to t - redit thelUtest Inteligence from the l'eninsulase snd the .itioteecringsl Qf the Cortes seem to warraAt Agthentigitys . tht plans of N4PQLEON gre thango.4. a has-fob/0 the sword too weak to conqui;k:Sp444 414 has resamed the-weapons' with which be began the -attack '. and-. which expelience has fiow taueit Wail:to* to use' in an efficient man. ..~ could apt,exist aa.l9ng as a vassal, not to say a tool,. of Francis should .wear the Spanish Crown; an 4, FEADINAyu, when supported by NAPOLEON, V/01114 prove, as: subservient to his purposes as Josp.m., In that site of encreased difficulty, compelled to' as,rnble'at the extremity of the kingdom, from : which they ,arf totally severed by A besiegipg host,, and expo* to all the dangers of a 14 , mbardment k tbsir del*eiations have been marked by a portion . of that undaunted spirit which kindled the souls of, .• • the Senators of Rome. A t once l o y a l an d patriotic k , fur loyalty is true patriotism, they have propOsedh by King of, ner. Armed: Wig wLy , policy, he it ready toappear. that 46 all acts and treaties made by a King of, . . ill a new chatatterk. No lotigerimistsinuatingUsurper . ' 1 Spain in .41state of cutivity, and prejudicial to the, / 4 who through slactivand treachery robs:a Sovereign l Nation, sOul-cl be declared null and void," thus : ' / . . . of his Throne and freedom ; or. a *donqueror red ! acknowle4ging the c?Listeuze of the Royal . Autho-, i i • with blood altd surrounded-;with . devistatian vhi . i rity, although in a state of captivity, lout disarming. , •' . . .. • comes forivard-ih the garb of a.rnediator. Like MIL. 'it of the47.oll;er of committing a political suic'X,. TON'S SAWA-transformed into a spirit of light, the • This Dee saetn l sirmAtt with wisdom, b 4 its ; • £eadof weer stiii Oppressicinis timed-into an angetof force canicbc ea . .eluded. It annuls r ery act . peace.' Ccetitincod by the protradted struggle of the pasted lift,.,F i t - spilltian .. ) , ...,a state of c:. SPaniardArthat ow. ; :,gold ;hat too .detplje 444 ' ; should .t Pi,tica be set free, a n d al r et urn ;etu 1.P.-114 wed to.rrn, themoil l iatep. thitriiO ilppreciate and enjoy the to Spain, , •F ‘ onsequence of as' cret arrangement _- • blessings Whitakheintended to lavish on their comrk with his oppressor, eve- act .of his .:cerrilaz - try, and rlgretting that his paternal care ;hoUld be , rity, -how#Ter at variance w i t h t h e interests . of" rniP.arded mitt do rhuch.ingratkude; lee has.now. de,. Spain, wptild t*n be legitimate, He. jpigin terminal ti:cdeprive them of his: iniperial . prOtiction. , then conlivct the mar age proposed by /slitpot.zozit He recalii hist brother Jc'eszing,it is aid i frorn a Throne Viah a s l .At ri k'n• P ' .. ncess k ind -although surrounded no lotiger-weet4 of being filled bye NAtoixoN, and i ' With the I.4a Utwar pomp of • Royalty, his indepen, • - .4 . restores; the Sefeptre to the "weak hand: 1.. f Finni4 dencte 7.7.9 4 .4 1 ,e ; merely nominal ? 2nd Spain littq' wANI) tbe' Sf vet*. ori dotkdisiontbsthe ithouki marry Holla nd ' ,yr din time sink igto, a _province ... A an Austriah Princess . Such is the information which I ' rall "'' t p I ngipna . feziAtence . might ire proliacte.4 has filled tilt aptitish Corte's' alAtli illarits, and •.led a few v i o nggo , .i p , t4ef . eryiAl _ar i ihusiatyo of them to 'propose. Pew: measures * counteract the the ,eople • list •‘ba ttllotTed to cool bafore•any ot)se; designs of the enemy:. Their situation was attend. Attempt could be made on their Illterty,. . But, ; *hett ed with'diffieulties •of a particular nature. *They the weakness .of FERDINAND should .thail.a ;lett had not only .to' defear the crafty policy of N, 0_ made liiiinw.P more gei?erallY to • Ahe ~? litieln . 1 : 1 1 Li or, brit` to maintai!n'iniriolate . the loyalty • the the VitCil4ating ' policy of is ! coyeraupent ; Ibecl,sple and The O'Ath . of fidelity taken ió Fay- NAND S when the ; hatred • which the inkt.sAic, ,_Pf tite, cause. But how cou4l4ey . . supp ort e-, the ap- present wilt' has „kindled in ;10ferf ,- S panish pearance ' of .loya,ity,.if men the Pr' . et whom they mind againtt the virry, ; name l of rrapichwen•ohoi44 017 had declared At gift : .. teeiln ,•. 1 . 1 " g: o f Spa i n, have - g .I.rtittaiFaY VI. 41444F•WAMitiltatfilff*A! Anil* arrived to to kst poileasloa of hisiYinfleii Obey ordered and anigmAcicln i ,slols ss4t,t44 . o4lawniggie.pie.424)r . his' sulijects .nO t e,*.i*vi him ?..„): ' ilikfithar hand, try, .=b4l bay ow*: *tor ,50*ip4. ip. 44, how could: a,. , fts,ittO the into * OlOyetiliPl)enst arsfikal4 ck.Vonsko.r...cfctilfe*seit;i ll 4S ' 4.WP4 l .4.4?.iacq if they ack4ow •,.: •' .. ,:a Kioi :: .4 ilitilialugh t his renew her pretensions to the possession of, Spain,. p o we r , 4 . , 1 1 bO. ' _._ .ki,tAi„o - s ot '! lit ii, . - 04:tba• • : pow.ipelb4iifvf-se44, 0 Paace-4114icksbe Plight of 14 "ditigii ens* r ''T had. d . lazed the tha 41/ewea qa. elapee her arta would have sup. Fr. •rg. .„ 111 7 ! Y . ,•,- • - ~_,, ''. Sate f: •- • ;elifis Ai guk41414 14 . 0,.: . • .. inoositisoie j which . 41404 411 . F i aeg 9 1 We $7 lO O- would *have ecatin•• • ik'ol..lV. No. C.LX . . . . . . . . . , :. ris •1 I : •