Delaware Gazette And Peninsula Advertiser

From the Baltimore Federal Gazette October 12.

The editor is indebted to a highly esteemed friend for the subjoined extract, which is from a source so respectable as to entitle it to undoubted credit. The information it contains points to a change in the affairs of Spain of great importance but such as the knowledge of past occurrences in that kingdom will satisfy every reflecting mind is not at all improbable.

Extract from a letter written by a gentleman in London, well known in America, to another in this city.

"Politically we have little news.—The meeting of the sovereigns at Aix la Chapelle is the occurrence that will attract much attention. Letters from Spain speak of it as an event not to be doubted that a revolution will break out there very shortly, having for its object the expulsion of Ferdinand, the recall of the banished Liberals and the old King Charles to be at the head of a representative government. It is said efforts will be made to obtain the sanction of the assembled Sovereigns for this new order of things."