Spanish Bonds.
TO THE BDjif aE.OF lMES. -Sity-The-holders-of Spanisli bott.x ii;strongly-recom- mcnded to call a meeting immediatel#;anid appoint a com- mittee, for the purpose of addressinj the 8panish Govern- ment on the distress and ruin which have"been entailed up- on so many ffinilies, in consequeRce of the breach of good faith with their national creditors. The bonds are held by persons who were in norespect influenced by political mo- tives, but ha(] cvery reason to trust in the solemn engage- ments of a King then exercising his sovereign power, countenancet by the presence of Amb:issadors from each of his allies, and whose acts were recognized by our own Go- vernrment; surely, under these circumstances, our own Mi- nisters will not refuse theirfi4endly countenance and sup- port when awpealed to by the voice of so many sufferers. I remain, Sir, your obedient servant, AMIICUS. SPANIRAV )6-h