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'CH PAPERS. .....si .E1..n... NISMES. JANUARY so , 4 • zwa..saasavaas a 1 , 1.• OP Tit PRIPICT TO 'Alt INHABITANTS AIM Tim NATIONAL' 00410 Or Tilt MTV OF shims: " At last, brave and loyal Inhabitants, and National Guards, after ao much solicitude for your haPpinead and your renown, I perce iv e a bright day shine upon this City, whose population has given so many proofs of iu unalterable fidelity to I.egitiruate Mo narch', to the august H use which' reigned so long•over our happy Ancestors, and who, if our vows are heard by the Sure gut At- Wee of Nations and Monarchs, shall reigu for ever over our descendants. " The King is satisfied with your conduct; he Ms fulfilled all my wishes and rewarded all my efforts, by ordering me to make • known his sovereign and paternal satisfaction. • " Thus are obliterated a few emits, into which perfidious est. tato:a, abusing even your attachment to your King, bad drawb you. Thus are annihilated acme calumnious reports, which vain attempt has been made to circulate in the bosons of our coun try, even to the foot of the Throne of our august Monarch ; but which had been spread with too much success among foreign na tions, which are now undeceived as to our true feelings. " J conjure you then, brave Nismois, brave National Guards, continue to deserve, by your fidelity to the King, by your obe dience to his sacred orders and the laws of the kingdom; by your respect for liberty of worship and conscience,' the favour which the King has just conferred on you—and your justification in the face of all Europe, which his Majesty has not disdained himself to proclaim, by his Royal Ordonnance of the loth of this month. Live the King ! May our great our good King live forever ! " The Prefect Marquis d'Aertauts Jaques." Extract of a letter of January 12, of his Excellency the Minister of the Interior, to the Prefect of the Gard : " I learn with joy the happy convalescence of M. the Count de Lagarde. May this good servant of the King yet for a long period coosec;ate to bun his loyal services." MADRID, JANUARY I 4 The King has issued an order, directing that aU the documents and proceedings before the abolished office of Public Safety, of which Echavarria was at the head, shall be sent to the ordinary tribunals, to be terminated according to law. Those proceedings which compromised the liberty of individuals are to have the prior attention, and the -persons who have suffered by long imprisonment are to be indemnified. Thus a tribunal, unknown in Spain before the at. . rival of the French, and rendered odious by the'way in which Echavarria conducted it, is for ever also.' 1 shed. Echavarria is exiled, and beyond the power of doing mischief ; but he is cursed, and the wounds he inflicted will leave permanent recollections. . Another Edict of the King invites all those who have suffered from the above tribunal to apply for reparation to the ordinary Court.i. ROME, JANILARY The English have opened a Mason-lodge, net. withstanding the prohibition from authority, The Government pretends to Overlook this offence, being unable to obtain satisfaction. His Hcliness has, tt is said, Addressed a letter on the subject to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. PARIS,. JANUARY IN. Sir R. Wilson, and Messrs. Bruce and Hutchinson, have severally presented applications for their being provisional 4 set at liberty under bail, on the ground that the offence alcribzd to them could by visited by merely col rectional punishment. T:leir applications have been laid before the King's•Attoincy, who was to have deliVered his opinion p-stertlay. The English pst established at l'Ely.;ie kitylose WAS evacuateethis morning, as well as the gre.lt and little DirrAcks in the Rue Vita- 1:1:e corps which occupied them have set- out for tan cantonments which they are destined. • The day bettire yesterday almcst all the English who remained. at Saint Denis qu.tted that coal), and the artill,ry, which at at 14 Chapelle, set out yesterday morning. The Staff of the English troops which occupied ?flatly le Fort, Manly Bougivat, Pu. taus, Lucienne, and other places adjacent, was at Rod ; this latter village has been the point of assem. blage for all these troops, and they were put in march a t four this morning, with their artillery, upon Saint Denis. The English canton , !d at 'Neuiily nearly at the same tine took the same route. Waggons, put in requi,it.on and loaded with provisions, set out from the Fauboury de Roule at break of day. This morning, at nine, 800 men of the English infantry, preceded by their music, left Paris by the Gate Saint Denis. Lord Wellington will leave Paris in a few days, in order to visit the cantonments of the Allied Army.— The English troops, it is said, will have entirely witted Paris by the middle of next week. There was no Sitting 0 the Chamber of Deputies yesterday. The alarms which some have• within these few days sought to propagate on the subject of Lyons, re w i t hout foundation, and that city is far from be . lying the attachment which it has vowed to Louis the Desired and his august family. Some heads bays been led astray ; but public authority has re. stored every thing to order, and was admirably se conded by the mass of respectable people, who Ls cache nothing but peace. if thete still remain in France a small number of the factious, let them at length be convinced that it belongs to the nature of • a legitimate government to acquire daily new strength; , and that measures are so welt *taken, that every kind of attempt must be mere madness, and fall on the beads of its authors. A letter dated Fort Royal, Martinique, Nov. 2 eoatains the following : • " The schooner Messager got under weigh ye:ter-I day morning, to take possession, it is said, of Gua-' daloupe. It is the English who continue to occupy it under the white flag ; it is they also who do the duty at Fort Royal. The few French troops in the colony ate at St. Pierre." . The Duke d'Angouleme yesterday reviewed in the court of the Thui:leries, several detachments of the National and Royal Guards, cavalry and infantry. The Pr nee passed through the ranks on foot, accom panied by several Grand and General Officers. After the review, the troops defiled before his Royal High. n e t s, who then went to St. Roche, where was cele. braced a solemn 4rviceaor the repose of Louis XVI. reitom ,hg . 4 1,114b7ARQUZ, A PAHIB PAPER.) The exhibition of the Indian Jugglers is quite the rage. These fellows, in troth, perform extraordi nary tricks ; but they are mere bunglers when com pared with a troop of joggle:: known in some cities of, Europe. _ . This troop consists o f f our arts of personages— she (1) JAlgans,. the Essuts, - the Neissurps, and the Nciheartans, whose names we have been surprised not (I) Las AugWs, Les Runes, Les Prassicus, Les Auuichiss‘ to find in the nomenclature of the Remit of Goyim, who appears, however, to be well acquainted with the pations, the customs, sand the manners of India. The JJgans pass for the most skilful and adroit filchers iu the world ; the Essurs and the Neissurps are for the tricks of strength ; the Neiheirtans are distinguished by a suppleness which with them anpltes up for the address and force of their rivals. " These different sets of fellows, whom interest often divides, but whom it sometimes unites, together work wonders. _ _ " They put into your hands a writing, which, 1 think, they call (2) titari, in Hindoo ; yon at first see in every line the words (3) Iyoteua,atintei,fentliirta; the paper does not quit your hands, when, upon a signal of the jugglers, these words -disappear, and you see nothing but fire. " We should never have done,,were we to describe all that these jugglers are capable of. We must not mention the whole, that we may le.tve the spectators the pleasure of surprise. It is said, besides, that dis cord has crept into the troop. In that case we should advise the Essurs, the Ncissurps, and the Neiheirtaus, to be upon their guard, for the J.kans are a set who would swindle even their associates." (5) TRW. (3) Loyauf E a franchise. SP4IIN. SENTENCE ON THE LIBERALES. DECREE OF THE KING. The persons comprized in the annexed list, shall be conducted . to the destinatio! s pointed out, and for, those residing in our Court (Madrid) carriages and every other necessary shall be prepared, all which shall be ready on the night of the I 7th instant, in the Most silent part of which the Officers entrusted with the execution of this shall proceed to the houses and places of residence of the said persons, shall oblige them to dress themselves, and immediately proceed on their journies, so that the tOW1) may not be informed of this measure till day light. Don Aurroartu ArtGvat.es (Deputy in the Extra ordinary Cortes fur Ascot it's, his trial was under evi dence), eight years to the Fixo of Ceuta—that is, to serve as a soldier in a rei;imeat of that name. D. Arroxto OLivEßos (Deputy in said Cortes for Estremadura, his trial was under evidence), four years to the Con - asnt of St. Anthony de la Cabtira. D. Jos' MARIA GIITIERRE.Z du TERAN (Deputy in both Cortes for America, his cause had once received sentence, by which he was banished from Madrid for two years, and was on the point of being tried again . by the last Special Cuutt), to he confined six years in Mahon. D. Jon MARIA CALATRARA (Deputy in the Ex- traordinary Cones, his trial was under evidence), eight years to hard labour in Melilla. D. Dutao MUNCE Tnantno (ditto ditto, his trial also under evidence), six years to the Convent of Ervon, in Galicia. D. DourNao DUENOS (Deputy for Granada, his cause 114:1 not been tried), banisl:ei from Madrid, and royal paraces for 20 rea,;ucs round, end to the town nt Berman% s, in Valencia. D. Alioutt. ZeMAl.Ac.tutcuta (ditto, fir Guipus coa, and Nl:igtritt.::.t iistini.ts, his trial W4s ended, he having 6.,u irecly abildlved by the Court), ba tlisiled to Vallartnli,.l. 1). VICLATE; TIIAVtR (ditto for Valencia, his cause had b;:en tit tau verdLt given), bet. nished Iron' Madrid, atid Royal Palaces leagues round, to Valencia. D. ANTONIO LAIZIZAZAL'AL (Deputy for America in both Cortes, his cue was under evidence), six years to the Convcnt which may Le assigned for him by the most Reverend Archbishop of Guatemala. D. JOAO:111 LORENZO VILLANULVA (Deputy in the Extraordinary Cortes for Valencia,) Lis case under evidence), six years to the Cuilverit of S Ikeda, an d deprived of 144 ogice of Chaplain and Preacher h the Royal Chapel, and of two-thirds of his rents during said tiny:, the same to be applied to the hos pi.als of this Court. D. JOAN VIDAILIG GALLEGO :(ditto for Zamorra, under evidence), four years to the Carthusian Con vent of Xerez, and the half of his rents during the said time Cu be applied to said hospitals. D. ANTONIO QUARTcno (Deputy in the Ordinary Cones for Cuenca), fled away ; let the proceedings' continue on :he grounds of rebellion. D. JOSE ZORRAQVI3I (Deputy in the Extraordinary Cortes for Madrid, his cause had been summed up, and amounted to a nullity), eight yoars to hard la bour in Alucernas. FRANCISCO FURNANDE; GOLFIN (Deputy in Es.. traurdinary Cortes fur Estremactura), ten years to .. the Castle of Alicant, from which be is not tq go out without my express order. D. RA►ION FELIU (Deputy fur America in both Cortes—under evidence,) eight years to tlae Castle of Berasque. D. AGM . RAMOS ARISPE (Deputy for America, his cause had not yet been notirwd to him), tour years to the Carthusian Convent of Valencia. 1). GANDIIIIO PANsIOII (foreign (Meer, accused of recruiting Spanish troops for the insurgents of A imiica) .I,t him be ‘l ,, prived of the commission of Captain of my Royal Armies, acid immediately cot,- ducted from MAgistrateto M:,gistrate, till be has left my dumiiiions, to which let him not return under pe nalty of D. RAMON de la Luz, and D. MIGUEL de SANTA I'Ml.llilA, (Americans accused by Pansioti) let them be set at liberty—laave Madrid for any town they -may choose. 1.). ANTONIO RAN/ ROMANILLOS (Counsellor of Fi nance), deprived of halt his pay, and confined to the Canary Islands.—( He had been absolved by two of the Special Courts, was free 4 and had been recom mended to the King.) 1). FRANCISCO MARTINEZ de la ROIA (Deputy in the Ordinary Cones for Granada. His cause was in the hands of the Attorney General, for the purpose of his accusation bring made out), eight years hard labour in the Polon, at the expiration of. which he stun not be allowed to enter - Madrid, or approach the lloyar Palaces, ‘sithout express Royal Order. D. 1)1 , soiro Cam (Deputy for Cadiz,. the pro. cecdings against him had not even been instituted), two years con fi nement in one of th e Caz i tles of Cadiz. 1). MANUEL LtiPEI CEPEHO (ditto his cause was under evidence). six years confined to the Car thusian Convent of Seville. D. Gement. Crscia (twice ()typo( the Regents of the kingdom; his cause WAS under iiidence), con. 0 -ow,- • fined for the time that, ft•endi a my aill, to the town of . Oliva, his native place. D. Nico Las PAos.(xlitto for Cuenca, his CROW in the same state), six years in the Convent of Saleeda; D. PEDRO Ao&a (also Regent twice), confined as above to Santiago. D. MANUEL GARCIA HERRIEROS (Deputy in Ex traordinary Corms, and lately Minister of Grace and Justice; his cause bad been heard but not decided), eight years to hard labour in Alucemas and deprived of his office of Proctor of these kingdoms. D. Jose CAMIA-AROUELLES (Deputy in the Ordi nary Cortes for Asturias, his cause had been tried' three times, and he had been banished four years from the Court for political considerations), confined eight years in the Castle Of Peniscola, deprived of half his pay (as Counsellor of the Indies) and never allowed to obtain any office. D. JUAN ALVAREZ GUERRA (late Minister of the Home Department, his cause was in the summary stage), eight years to hard labour in Ceuta, at the expiration of whicn he shall not be allowed to return to Madrid or approach the Palaces, without express Royal Order. 1). MANUEL QUINTANA (his cause was also in a summary stage), 6 years to the Citadel of Pamplona, and deprived of the office of Secretaryship to me and of the Interpretation of Languages. D. MANUEL PYRES SORIANO T RASIAJO (Editor of the Concise), ten years, with retention, to Melilla, which confinement he is not to break under penalty of death ; and the same sentence is also imposed on D. FRANCISCO SANCHEZ BARBER° (formerly co-editor of said paper and lately Officer of the Library- of Public Studies in St. Isidro) ; his cause had been ended for ten months, in that of RAMAJO his decla ration had not been taken. D. Luis GONEAGA CALVO, eight years bard labour in one of the military posts in Africa. D. JUAN PEREZ DE LA ROSA, two years ditto, in same place, and for ever banished from Madrid and Royal Palaces. D. JOAQUISI JOSE DE FZIAS (Navy Officer), repri manded, let him return to his department and his conduct watched. D. FERNANDO Munoz (Navy Officer), conveyed to the department of Catthagena, and his conduct observed by his Chiefs. D. JUAN LaoN, fined in 4.00 ducats, and deprived of the library he may be found to possess. D. JJse CASTRO Y JURADO, confined for six years 'to Almeria. D. PED:IO VILLACASIPO (Lieutenant -General and late Governor of Madrid, in his cause a dispute had arisen on the subject of a Court named by the King being, or not, a competent tribunal), eight years to the Castle of Monjoy, and deprived of all his com missions. D. VICINII ANDRES DE ALMAIIZA (Mayor of I Estepa), fined in GOO ducats, and let the Magistrates Watch over his conduct. D. Lots ORTECiA and Companions (vie. his wife, Donna Josefa Masuco ; Don Salvador Maurer), father f the latter ' • lion Juan de Larriba, merchant of Zafra ; Don Joaquim Perella, Treasurer of Estre. madura ; and Don Bernado Gonzalez del Cast;llo, :Ilk of the India Bay Department—said Ortega was Captain of Invalids in Madrid), let the sentence prescribed by the Attorney-Generat be executed. D. JUAN CAAMINA and D. AUGUSTIN BAHAMJNDE, let th can ,es proceed on the charge of rebellion.— (They had fled). D. ALVA ItO FLORES Esreata (Intendant of Seville, an exile in London), the same. D. MANUEL DE LA FUENTZ and D. JUAN MANUEL ALVIZ, reprimanded, and each fined in 400 ducats. D. 'roams Goszat.sa CARVAJAL (Es-Minister of Finance and Director of the Public Studies of Ma• drid. his cause under evidence). confined to Seville for two years. D. Wolin. GARCIA dela MADRID (Counsellor and Author of the Remonstrance to the Cortes against the Edict in which the Diction:try Criticoßm-lesco of Guliardo was prohibited), confined to Barcelona, which penalty can be redeemed with 51)0 dollars for each of the two years he is to remain there. D. LORENZO oat. Caartu,o (merchant of Malaga) --Let the case be referred to L tsauca (one of the Judges of first Crimiaal Court), in older that the same may be immediately consulted with me. D. FRANCISCO BRLTRASI DR LIMA (merchant of Madrid and resident in Cadiz during the siege).— Let his cause go through the ordinary forms.. D. knit CAVETANO VALDE; (Lieutenant-General of Marines, late Governor and Captain-General of Cadiz, his cause under evidence), eight years to the Castle of Aiicant, at the expiration of which let him proceed to his own department, and net leave it with out my express order. In the cases of D. IGNACIO GALLARDO, D. JOSE SUAREZ DE FIGUEROA and D. VENTUEA SALINAS (pa triots who, cn seeing the arbitrary conduct of Ferdi nand on his return, placed themselves at the head of 1,300 in the heights of Ronda, but the surretidez•of Cadiz to Villavicencto frustrated their enterprize. Sa linas tied to Gibraltar.) Let the Special Court de termine with the greatest brevity. (This D. Ignacioi G.:ll.trclo is a distinct person from 1). Bartolome Jose Gallardo,•late Librarian to the portes, known here by the name of the Spanish Peter Pmdar, who had fortunately escaped to London. The pet sons confined and banished, within twenty' days, shall furnish due testimony proving, the first, that they have complied with these my orders ; and the second, that t h ey have given notice of the place in which they may In their residence, it being well understood, that in case they contravene this my Royal will, they shall be prosecuted and punished with all the rigour of the laws, and let orders be com municated to the respective Magistrates 'to observe their conduct and report thereon if necessary. The persons confined and banished shall not be allowed to go out of their destinations without my. express order, and injunctions shall be forwarded to the Ministers not to employ them in any manner.— (This is to be undo: tood of those banished.) If the persons confined or banished should be found in Madrid or out of their destinations, they shall be immediately conducted to hard labour, and those Who may be destined to the same, in case they escape, :fall be punished with death. No excuse of ill.health, or any other, *ball be ad. mitted on the part of any one, in order to prevent his leaving this City in the time prescribed. The Captain General' is responsible for the ends tion of the whole, god secrecy, &c. 4c. &c. • • -•••••iiii Ii,vILNING 8,/ Lo N DoN . THURSDAY, FEERu ARy PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT MEL R e d u ced 60i 4—Cons. mo. 61 ii—for ac e . j 4 per Cent. 7611—s per Cram 694/—Bood, omn. ryti pr.—Do. pay. Viii.—Exch. We have already informed the Pul)1 eeedings which took place in the ling of the Legislature, in the City of the 13th of October last. [See the Sias We have also announced [see T o , that, in consequence of these proceedi l American Commissioners had actual maica, empowered by the Governm ei nada to male, through the proper ch i tender of allegiance to the King of Great j We were then on the point of con country on an event so interesting, $ and promising such singular advants sent circumstances of the country; cultural and manufacturing interest :,o ses:sibly, so grievously, from a loa necessary, we allow, but not therefi tressing, brought on the country b w 1141: has just terminated. We shot that an offer from a population of soul!, ocet::;ying a territory of 69,20( exporting the most valuable produce metals, in return for the manufaci Europe—we should hove thought Ir)rn such a people, to snrcar allegiont Great Britain, submitting, unconditional done and regulations as the Government gent might direct, in the full confidence experience and receive from that &vet protection which is common to el tl British Crown—we should have thot offer, and the bearers of such an offe as the present, would have expezio through whom they were ordered to 3t 'cast politeness and attention: bu much misinformed, it was far other the:Jure defer our gra:lllations till n the Government iveif shall entertai that has been made. We feel ourselves called upon, in c information which we have received I sp:lcting the reception, or rather then: toe Commissioners experienced on Governor of that Lland, to enter x tory and details of this singular eve we shoul.: otherwise have thought a an early stage of the business; tor v scribe to the doctrine, thist the serve entrusted with the superintendanci possessions, should wait for instruc before they take upon them to act i ever. By such a construction of get the only moment for action may, in I be lost for ever. Let us not, howev stood. We mean not to say that 1 any dependency should take upon without instructions as to commit C but we dncontend, that it is the di vernor to receive and give a p,itiel who may apply to him, and to make t? i wi:li every fact wisich the applic, to eommunicate: his doing so pie thing. It is only then necessary, in nature of his instructions, to say, tl the application known to his superie nor acting - otherwise . may, by disgt who address him, induce them to even making their business known ; ment at home may learn, when too they may never learn) what an nppi been deprived of to support and (wen firitith Crown. We %peak now only geheraily. How far it may apply i us, time will shew. We proceed t as they have reached us, Mod we h n ill pledging ourselves fur their genet We have already laid before our ceedings which took place in the Si of October, and the resolutions of C measure proposed to Clem. On the 14th this was followed by the Legislature, by which their vas NAND was again absolved, and th New Grenada conferred on the KO THlN—and the 'declaration of this announced by public proclamation. • In consequence alsb of the Resol gislature, the Governor of the Prc gena nominated Commissioners . 4 Civil, Military, .and.Nsval Author to announce to them, ,thit New G three million: of roods, had, by Mt afore:. ferret! Me sovereignty. on the Crown of were &tiro": fortnwitsi to swear allege nothing, Ins suimutting glum:Arse raw of " a Nation wit and powerful, ea' govocraing them." COPY OF THE COMM , • 66 I, IVAN Da Dios AMADOS, i iull.ril Cartbageua, in Sou,h Anattica " Do by these presents authorize and c,, Doctor Henry Rodrigues, Cokniel Narciso, Hrlop, to proceed to Lomita, sod there proper Authunties of that hand the objet comprebeud , 4 in the Instructions berrwtos " Given at the Government House, came rice, sealed with the seta tit the rep my band, andtountersigned by the Foreign Relations, this 14th day, of the firth year of our independence (Signed) •' 'JUAN DC 1,105 4 " hiAllll.. Ilialirrd 01 sate tut kr We knbw by our accowit: fr , ,m these Comniuioners, turigOed wi