Two days ago we laid befo...
'[wo (lays ago we laid before the public the (Iread- ful condition into wlhich, through some official neglect as we are anxious to believe, the Spanish exiles now in this country had fallen. It adds not a little to the satisfaction we feel at having contributed all the means within our power to an immedliate and cor- rect representation of the siffierings endured by these un- happy foreigners, that the evil was no sooner known than remedied. Instant attention was paidl to the subject by His MAJSSTY5 Government, and a notice was yestertlay, we understand, put up at Newton's--hotel, near Leicester- square, a place much resorted to by the refugee Spaniards, announcing that their monthly pensions due on the 17th ult., an(d hitherto unaccountably withheld from them, would be paid Up this day. lVhat bhLn(ler, or manceuvre, supposing aceitlent out of the question, could have occa- sioned these three weeks' suspense, of a nature so tlistress- ing to the parties amecte l by it, remains to be dLiscoveTed - inasmuch as no explanationi of the delay was given, and no apology or assurance of a more Ihuimane consideration, Dr of mlore punctual care hereafter.