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we reported , XV 1 L 776 , luu * reached his native land in safety and been received witb . enthusiasm by the Spaniards . From Irun , on the 25 th of December , he addressed a letter to
the Constitutionnel Paris newspaper , in which he expresses warm gratitude to the Journals for their favourable mention of his case , and to the Parisians who had shewn him so much kindness . He alleges that he was not wholly unworthy of this kindness , since in the years 17 ^ 2 and 1795 , when he was Governor and Vicar {
general of his diocese of Calaharra , he had fed 160 French priests for six months , without asking them what were their political opinions . To the priests , he says , he attributes his expulsion from Paris . He has information that the Jesuits made the
Pope ' s Nuncio believe that his work entitled €€ Portraits PoKtiques des Papes , " was the same work as the "Crimes des Papes , " and that in consequence the Nuncio demanded that he should be expelled or punished . The French ministry preferred the former alternative , and
proceeded to the expulsion without any inquiry into the cnarge , which is wholly false . ~ : Immediately after writing thus , far , we see an account in the papers of Llorentideath died
' s . He lately at Madrid , a few days after his arrival there , in consequence , it is supposed , of his compulsory journey over almost impassable roads in the depth of an inclement winter . Here is
another victim of the barbarous policy of the Bourbons 1 The Court of Rome is not idle in Spain . The Roman Congregation denominated the Indea ? , i , e . the Index Expurgatorius for pointing- out books that are not to be read , passed a
decree , printed copies of Which Were circulated in Spain , prohibiting various works of Spanish authors , written in defence of the rights of the nation . This arrogance the Spanish
Government reprobates in a circular of the Minister pf the Interior ; which ordains that all political chiefs shall endeavour to obtain the copies of the said decreeand prevent their illicit circulation . ¦ , Thud Qnirt of Rome has refused to W ® ifse ? M * Ytl > x * AX ( VEVA , formerly an
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ecclesiastic , in the character oiJweiiiife * aador' f txto Spain , * < on eectnijafc * rf liberal opinion ^ , a 4 v ^ iced by him in certain publications . t In consequence , the Spanish . Government has ordered the Pope ' s Nundo to < piit tlie kingdom . ' ¦" ' ¦ ' .. " '• ¦ ¦ ¦ , :: . ; y' " . ^ .
The Chapter of Canons of St . Isidore of Madrid , headed by Luis Gregorio , Bishop of Lozerna , has sent an address to the Cortes , breathing ardent patriotism .
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Inteltigencetr *~ Worei gn : Spain * Austria . Gr&ece . 117
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AUSTRIA , Another proof has just been exhibited of the growth of superstition in this miserably-governed country . The Pope has resolved that four of the holidays which had been abolished in the Austrian States shall be restored , viz ., the 2 nd day in Easter week , St . Joseph's , St . John the Baptist , and St . Ann ' s days .
A learned Jewish merchant of Warsaw , of the name of Nathan Rosenfeld , has written a history of his native country , Poland , from the best authorities , in the Hebrew language .
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GREECE . By an effort of daring courage the Greeks have gained possession of NaroLi » i Romania , the most important fortress and harbour of the Morea . They found large stores of artillery
and ammunition . Amongst the prn soners taken is Axi Bey , the principal Turkish commander . The Greek government has removed its seat to this place , which is both convenient and secure .
The English Government recognizes the Greek blockade , and allows the Ionian 3 to have free communication with Greece .
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The Bombay papers contain a notice of a new wefckly paper published in the Bengalee language , the first attempt of the kind , ana edited by a learned Hindoo . la the first and
second numbers were articles on the liberty of the Native press , tmd on tfce trial hy jury , fi AMta $ fl ^^ chased with so much avidjjgr thatbo&h were out of print . It ^ pp ^ ajrs ^ ln ^ er
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1823, page 117, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1781/page/53/
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