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SPAIN . Disturbances have been raised in thia country by the ecclesiastics , but their intrigues have hitherto recoiled upon themselves . The deputies in the Cortes speak of this body of men with unusual freedom . Resolutions have been adopted
for deposing the refractory and emigrant prelates , for declaring them " dead in law , " and for filling their sees by " friends to the constitution , possessing the qualities enumerated by St . Paul . " This appeal to the New Testament is more formidable than any other proceeding in the Cortes to the pretensions of the hierarchy .
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country is reduced , and call up th # blush of burning indignation in the face of every true-hearted Englishman : " The booksellers have received orders , to take to
the police-office their catalogue , where they will be informed what books will be prohibited . Several individuals who wore on their breast the insignia of the sect of Carbonari have been flogged publicly by superior order . "
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POLAND . Monument of Kosciusko . ( Cracow , Jan . 30 . ) Only 17 , 000 Polish florins are yet subscribed towards the monument for Kosciusko , yet it seem 3 determined to execute the plan on an extensive scale .
The mound or tumulus is to be so large that the expenses of bringing or casting up the earth are estimated at 40 , 000 florins . On the top is to be placed a block of granite of proportionate size , to be hewn from the rocks on the Vistula ,
and which is to bear no inscription but the name of Kosciusko . It is further intended to purchase the whole mountain on which the mound is to be raised , with a piece of ground as far as the Vistula , to plant it in a useful and agreeable manner , and to people it with veterans who have served under the General .
They are to have the land and dwellings as freehold property , and to form a little society by the name of Kosciusko ' s Colony . It is also proposed to support two young daughters of Kosciusko's brother , who are orphans , and in narrow circumstances . In orde * r to obtain the means for doing
all this , the committee who direct the subscription have resolved to apply to the admirers of Kosciusko iii foreign countries , and to invite , in France , General Lafayette ; in England , Lord Grey ; and in North America , the late President Jefferson , all friends of the deceased hero , to collect subscriptions .
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322 Intelligence . —Foreign . Spam . Portugal . Italy . Poland .
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PORTUGAL . The cause of freedom in this kingdom is strengthened by a late revolution in the Brazils , where the monarch John VI . resides . The Brazilians have demanded and obtained a constitution , establishing
a representative government . To this great measure the Prince Royal is said to have been favourable . In consequence of it , the King has deliberated on returning to Europe ; but the Cortes at home appear to be disinclined to receive him unless he will first take an oath to the
Constitution . Meantime , they talk of Madeira as a temporary royal residence .
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ITALY . Milan *—The fruits of the Austrian successes over Italian liberty are daily ripening . At Milan , the jealous government has shut up the Schools ( on the British and Foreign plan ) for Mutual
Instruction . The poor deprived scholars testify the deepest grief ; and , unable to reconcile themselves to the old method of the schools ( called Normal ) , associate together , and continue their former exercises which they found so favourable to the improvement of their understandings .
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Naples ^ —One short extract from the Naples correspondence in the French papers will shew the state to which this unhappv
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Rome . The indefatigable Signior An-: oelo Maio has discovered , in the library of the Vatican , the long-lost treatise of Cicero De Republican Great anxiety is felt in the literary world for its publication .
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A letter from Warsaw , dated April 10 , says , " It being found very necessary the Jews should have certain fixed names ,
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The journal of the Isle de Leon states , that at Ceuta , a town of Africa , used by the Spaniards for a prison , they have just set at liberty a captive who had been in bondage thirty-seven years . He calls himself Tapac Amaro , and says that he is one of the descendants of the Incas of Peru .
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SWITZERLAND . A Paris Quarterly Journal says that there are very bitter disputes at Geneva , between the leaders of the English Religious Society of that town , on various points of doctrine and worship . " The Methodists , " says this authority
somewhat unintelligibly , " have got the better of the Anglicans . " —The writer observes , that Intolerance belongs to all religions , and not as the English say , to the Roman Catholic only or chiefly , and then calls upon the Genevan magistracy to interfere and command peace 1
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1821, page 322, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2500/page/66/
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