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OF THE CORTES. ISLE OF LEON, SEPT. 24. 'This day. at nine in the morning, the Deputies of the Cortes met in the Consistorial Hall, whence, ac companied by the Regency, they proceeded tO•the Cathedral, amidst unceasing acclamations of 66 GOD save the Nation"—(Viva la Nation). This excited the most pleasing emotions in all the spectators, au& the icene was rendered still more solemn encl.:ma:: jestieby the presence of the brilliant bittalions, tween whose ranks the fathers of the country passed. On arriving at the Church, Kass was celebratedh.Y • the Carditrat de Bourbon, and a sermon was preached by the Bishdp of °rens*. The Deputies then - tack the prescribed oath, and all - the Honourable Congietsi: ' proceeded to the Hall allotted for the Sittin› bt the" Cortes. On their entrance, the acdaniauons.lifre repeated by all the people who occupied the•gatt.... and- the tribunes. The Council bf Regency I .tkeing seated under the Throne, .on which 'Was pliteed:th portrait of Ferdinand VII: the President delisrereir a' speech, in which, among otherthings, be reminded. the Assembly of the melancholy situation its • which . Spain was when the Regency . took the GOVeriithenh, and exhorting the Deputies to a faithful dischariol Pt: their important duties, he 'departed with the other Members of the Regency;leaving at eitesame written Address to the tortes. , • ..Ze! . •• The contents of this writtea•Address. wbreii Iv* afterwards publicly read, expressed the warmest con grattlatirm on the happy re-union of the oOrtesoind exhorted them to manifest, all. due vigour.in prosecu., sing, by the assistance of Government, and their own unremitting zeal, the grand object of their meeting, in every thing that could contribute to the welfare and prosperity of the nation : " Ye people of Spain, the sovereign power4s. now worthily represented in the Deputies which your suf frages and propitious fate have conducted to the•sanc. Wary of the country." The Assembl: , then, after some trivial discussions, proceeded.to•nominate a President and Secretary.;— brit for the purpose of carrying into effect this nomi nation, it was necessary to appoint who should exer cise in the mean time the functions of President and - Secretary. D. Benito Hermida was nominated rise interim President by acclamation, who, in the exercise of those powerstonsequently vested in him, appointed I as the temporary Secretary, 1). Evaristo Perot .. De I . . . Castro. Oa the votes being taken, conformably to. the re gulation to be observed, D. Ramon Lazaro de Dou por was elected President, having fifty votes against forty-five in favour of D. Benito Hermida, and D.. 1 Evaristo Perez de Castre, was chosen Secretary by a' great majority of votes.... A declaration was . then drawn up, that the cieneral-and•Extraordinary Cortes of the Nation were legally assembled, and that the Sovereign poWer resided in theist. • of tGe your decrees, to as interim-Commander Captain GentraNbe So aet you shall order in g e'.' ' you am The Presidenfansviered , be re spm respet tful terms, and th.e' • _... a* *lon for the pre - "I am ready, and all tqf 'siiletiert.:lo . sent, that all the triL_ - and coons of justice esrieblished in the' ' drop of our blood, for ge!;giop, tor the Country, ail d kingdom do continue adMinistering justice lealtratitg to . the lowa our King."—The General then veil: the oath, and, " The General and Extraordinary cones connsnt for the pre 'ortrthe following dityi issued 'this general order to his sent all the civil and military authorities, of whatever class they may ha. army. • St j i lle Genetal mid Extraordinary Cortes declare,declare, that the • " Sonnets — The day so long wished for by the the Deputies axe inviolable, anti that nn action ran be Spanish Nation is now : , toyed : the General Cortes bro ug ht p ersons of by any authority, or any halividuat. arahltt the Depu bave assembled on this isle, and we have the right, ties, % xcept in the terms which shall be laid down in the tentral }legislation about to be formed, and fOr which purpose a Com injgying its presence, to feel the most lively emotions oftrespect, confidence, and joy. I have - . presented myself, with the Generals and Chiefs who reside here, . mince shall be appointed. ' • " The Council of Regency shall be made se maimed with this and shall forthwith pass ,to the Hill of the Sin n ing- of the Cones; ar htad-quarters, in the name of the whole army, to ao take the math pointed out ; deferringthe publication :MAI circu 'felicitate that august Assembly, certain' that , the lation of this Decree in the Kingdem,tiiitheCortes point out how It is to b e done, which shall be declared with pll expedition. troops .1 have the honeur to command arc anxious in • (signed) " RAMON LAZARD DE lieu, Virsitlellt. .every way to. testify their patriotism and their attach ' it EVARISTO Pitais oc CAs TKO, Secretary." prtent to our King Ferdinand, whose rights it is our 44 rtoyak!sia sr Leon, 24th September, iglu, i. c i uty to defend, and which we will defend at the es- II o'Clock at Night." - tpenee even of the last drrip of our blood. The hope. '7. By a second Decree, dated the 25th of September, , ef saving our country at last revives, which we shall „the Cortes are to be addressed by the title of Majesty,. certainly be able to realize, .if to our zealous wishes and the Executive Power by that of Highness. The, we, publication of the laws which emanate from the Cortes dcl . our unremitting , endeavours to establish the t _ . 'most correct military principles and discipline, from is to be made in the following manner 44 Don Ferdinand VII, by the Grace of Con, Kirig Of Spallaind 'which victory is inseparable, and to which your Gee - the !oaks, and in his absence and captivity the • Council pi Re- , ner&avill always en d eavour to conduct you." aut horised ad interim to all to whom theseprese nts come • ' On the 27th the Assembly again met at nine at' ;Rno ncY w that in the General i and Extraordinary d night, as had been ordered. The Session was opened bled in the Royal isle of Leon, it has been resolved r and t" ' dram . • •• I by'teading a *militia or message from the Regency, .as [The follows, same Decree requires all Civil, Military,. and Ecclesias•l who, desirous of the happiest success, and not wishing A tical authorities, to acknowledge and take the oath of obedience tto do more than the functions of the Executive Power to the General Cones of the nation.] that had been reposed in them permitted, nor to fail, li e f ESIORIAL ADDRISSLO BY 10E COONCII. 07 l it :II a N doing whatever was comformable thereto, requested OiNtRAL AND tXTRAORDINARY CORTZS, D•r c i It TO s. "IL 1114' DECREE IN ANSWER. A explanations-Ist, respecting the demarcation or limiti ENOR.—The Council of Regency desires nothing' with 0 of the Executive Potter-2il, Respecting the respell': " s much ardour as to convince, the nation of the profound respect, sibility of the Regency, according to the decree of th& which it feels for the laws, and of its prOper performance of the I `24th-3d, Respecting th mode. in which they Were, : arduous functions which have been committed to its charge.' • to communicate with the. Cortes. I Guided by this. principle, which shall always he the rule of its The Cortes had nominated in a preceding Sitting 'conduct, it hesitates not a moment to take the oath of obedience , to the tar and de crees which emanate front the Cortes, agree several Members, tts examine dies: points, and to pre- y cr o m t ne e d c b opy o f d the . decree which your Majesty addreseed to sent, severally, tbe project of a decree, which, when the er e t e a re tio e n. , by which yoer Majesty reserved to sanctioned by the Cortes, would serve as an answer. q "In that same ya I The General Extraordinary Cones have decreed ass. yourself the exercise sE the Legislative Power tit all its extent, it. : was appointed that the Council of Regen c y should In the mean follows, with respect to the admission of the public t ime, n,ore suitable, d ab u i ntil the . Cot-ces elect a Coverrment which may be t 6 their sittings :—That no women be admitted • - exercise the executive power, under responsibility That no admission be given to the Public, but in the •to the nation , conformably to the laws. The Council of Itegemey galleries : That in the galleries men be admitted with= cannot stir a single step in the difficult career of :he audio* ' out any distinction : That the Foreign Diplomatic '. trusted to it without knowing - beforehand the ! the responsibility to which that decree subjects theta; holiw; Body have the use of the fi rst division of the gallerr ' .can they re g ulate themselves by it, if they know neithei its Wel on the night of the chair. .:, 'rude nor the boundaries by which it is circumscribed ? If it he Isla de Leon, Sept. 2i. ' net clearly and distinctly pointed out what are the obligations of SITTINGS OF THE THIRD DAY CONCLUDED. ! the executive power, and what are the powers that are cunced tß Lo t it e ? x I. Without sed. this clear d and precise distinction, the responsible N—.— said, that The Indians must feel themselves t he betw e ee cree n w ill h remain without . effest ; fin , Sim hurt at being declared now free, since they never had li ne s of separation power., mot -being filed by Mir been slave.; and that the laws had always granted to ; ancient laws, nor the powers peculiar, te_ndth, Am CounciLor Regency will find itself betweeu two extremes, in danger of KM: them not only tbe rights of liberty, but also EOM pre- tiling upon either, notwithstanding all Q •n4Y do to 'avoid' it; togativettkaddition to those accorded to Spaniards I , either at one, time exercising in auth o rity, *hlch • ~ lake comprehended' - " Irmantia, -under the command of the Marshal the m„, t er t i s ale Campo Verde, should march noon vill a _ franca, for which punt I art out from the filmes & o f T arr4gopa o n the f:t ii List, placing myself At the b ea d of the:above division. [H ow the 'General details a variety of prelitzl ear , marcFng of his troops, aniong which were his s end , s e f ef S e resolved ..F lv e e l d i6 to d a e tta Q ck ut Ges e nts Gen e ra l if% a pielt4T his force tinde r C o l one l Hanotatoti. kp'ioely,srmes(,,sift.i;hthilee be e tta h c im k :SCltw.:l-4., who wai posted in " ScardlY had;l.prtisentedmyself in front'of Bi t . .1111, when I ordered Brigadier Don Jose San Joa n to seize„with the cavalry all the avenues to the town, t o prevent them from sallying forth. This movemeo; was executed with incredible activity, sn thatin los, dungen" minutes all the points were seized. Tb e ; a , fantry, without rcgardir.g the number tsf the enemy, penetratcal immediately jaw the town, and fired Im re different parts on an alicient fortress to which the raft. my - had. retreated. I)oring this, se vera l parties r,! 'cistrassiers. whn • were patroling , naitsidl the towr were ill . cut Off by our cavalry, who behaved city the greatest valour. . • #.l J then demanded a surrender of the fort, wfi,k was refused ; and 1 therefore determined to accou n t setting Ire to the gates, advancing, for this purrs!, to reconnoitre ; but scarcely htd I advanced te•sl:t viciniti, when I•ayai wounded by a miliet.ball in the tight deg. Upon thii.'l body of 100 infantry and civaliTadvauced from the side of Tonnela :o assist those in Bishal, but were attacked by the *series' under Brigadier San Juan, when thecavilry4ed wardarserona, abandoning the infaotry,.whe.we e madi.prisoners . without Mang a •shot. , The Lime vision wok also a Convoy with some cattle and other .prOVisions, znakiis,g prisoners the small escort that .conducted it. • q. Next day, again demanding a surrender, I at. ceded,- in order to avoid the effusion of blood, to -terost.,of etpitulation, by which they should remain prisoners of war, marching out with military honours, the. soldiers retaining their knapsack s , and Gene* Schwartz and his officers their swords and baggage. —The surrender was carried into execution on the morning of the 14th, there being made prisoner s o f '•war 650 men ; besides General SolllVlTti l lat Coln. each, and 4C Officers, who, on the morning of the. 15th, were marched out to be embarked at San Folio de Gnitols • • 4 4 The account of the successful attacks on Pala, and San relics is contained in the letters which ortspany this dispatch. ss The result of the total loss of the many in tber • afferentaffairs is one General of Brigade, two Colo. • ;let; 56 Officers, and 1183 soldiers, made prisoners; pieies of artillery of various cabbies, wen Which ere one mortar.autd a howitzer ; a great n ber of muskets, labtrk..; . cartough-boxes, end ammo. niiion ; * great cpiantitior Wheat and cattle ; with other offects v without reckoning 200 killed =dim% • • • irngift OPENING !• ICI n • take th e P at h. yon . eg oi e e, not oily: to4reserve the Independence, the liberty, rid Ibtivrityar the milder in Chief of this amp? b ut al . nisiaiti--the CathohreApostolie Kornai Reo4 P--theldonat- MI GI AndaUsaia, *t slie Amman ewes' f o ovemment of the IdnAdoot f;•-tudee-estoblieb-otielae Am Crone • , .. ~. our be vett King thin Ferdinand VU . of !Purim/ 'Ad .0 aet ne. . in every thing for the good of. le Seale ? itecnkling oh you .4et tinstvered in the most boutourtibioffid thns, may Goo a•ist "v 64 ! bu t f eititeruii-ie, Toy skidl be resP"e" and the Gener:4 continued : ---6. '• i title to the nation edniernsabit to the lavoi.. , • " The General and Extraordinary Corn* Minim* for the pre- arid all my soers, to s h e d mldi tite-last te .. nt, that an the tribunali and courts of in•tier egrabiiiheid in the 11111 orgu. tar luas We and rood of . --•- . . . •- 8 ----- -.... r-,-;••••,--- -- ---- ---•--- --r ..... --.- • earner at one, tame exertion); an autoon ve ty, nters • play, inv . -,--- . ---:„ -;•. -- " - 7-7- --;-•••6 ••••••• aMia"l SAM UIL WSII They teen acknowledged, proclaimed, and sines . themselves ; but . some persons well informed in the 1 opinion of the Cones, not be comprehended in the ettekhotse o f otYll. • • .. _ fe Icy to Ferdinand VT!. and declared thesrenuncia, laws, customseend character ' sof the Indians, had obe the executive, or omltt!dt at another time, frotifthe same rtsp e c e[The letter C oneltsdes with bestowing warm rebel th fol i t d e e e a h o w t. i s i , , t e ouse e tose v , powers n welch ate t uec t essarily included ' weltes on Captain Fenif e Ciehisander of the ga tun tip ns .4 * Bayona to be null and void, as they were Un- served, that the best means to favour the Indians wason ~ehe co adult of the teeops-and officers en 1111. ill: t and violent, and chiefly, OR ac c ount of theirTiii.• to i nsist on the observance of their laws ; that neither I, exercise of which is at prose rendered ila'i ntor k : irece s iti ez areire * mg been made . Without the consent of natiOnee . - Ought they now • * to epeak of pardon for those which iloy the circumstances of the State. •in ,w-pion . as thie ffl e:ci t bean frigatej • • (Signed) !curnstances imperiously demand tbat tbere be a rapid•and coggi- • • . . •* Id lailUQUIt tenoirieree." 4 - A discussion then ensued respecting tgeetitree had any.. share. in the disturbances at the Carraccas, . . they communication between the two aorhor . tiesin order . 4 .4 Tarragar, Septeitsbeelll7 Powers-the Legislatiee,Executive, and JudiciaVitid because the wpide;eighteustly offend them, as parson I byiberrcoinbisted efforts to.tbe satratWa . - •••• L. E ;. the Cortes reserving to themselves the legislative 'au: always inipeied'crlmeretelat -the Regency had die.. ru se it must be of the greatest hiiportatice that c 9 •11 Pr . 4.I4TPW• 1 :?.-.141 9A 12 11 . . 44 'I N • 0 4 0 e s im l * tee eli co ln e a et Y ry tt , •thorite, investedin the mean while thectiiting Conn. eatched - a . counseger, i11:1'04%1. 1 . 1 4th full p)wers, who mode of pursuing that object be fixed and estahtlybed l y i m aw .; .COWNSL-Dru.Eistis t werit +tisane an Two OPERA. I i cii of Regency as the executive, with 'the iespensibi; perhaps before that. time had i tatea every measure.- •• The Council of Re ncy awaits , therefore, your Majesty's TIO'(S 01, THE COAST. • " lily of those w ho exercise the said power, and of the N e --- spoke in favour or tbe 'imposed 1 , decrees, and ge declaration; -first, what are the obligations annexed to th e re • . 4f Most Excellent Senor-in fulfilmetii of the et sponstbaity imposed ` by the said decree, •and what are the dip which d e i s A • .2elinieters, conformably to the laws, on condition 'that said that, as at peeeetit 'theY''Were not going vet be i daycare powers which are entrusted to the executive; se cll l • the Regency should come to the Hall of the Cones sanctioned, he would - meet - Se what ht 'sea to say cone , !what rule or order is to be followed in the eammunications width y.our Excellency ova: pleased to give ese, to surprise,' the same time, Die garrisons of Sin V take the oath. With this order the Regency coin- cerning the former speech. • • 1 mast necessarily and continually take place between your /Leone Felio de Guixols and of Palamos, i marched hone mullet Council of Regency. plied at eleven o'clock at night, and took the oath. in The Commandant of Royal Carabineers•presenteel . : Sall Grace - at two dchaititutheenornine of the 1.4t1e (Signed) . " FRANCISCO Di RAAVCDRA. . . instant, having divided 'mil foece in trie followirti presence of the President of the Cones. • . himtelf to. take his oath. The proposal for .the.apy " XAVIER OE CA . STAi4•6B By a Decree of the latter, a Depetation•had. been pointment Of • i" tointhission of Justice was again . " ANTONiebe'lliCAMO. - mustier : 250 men of the reetneliCef America. Wl' tent out to receive the Regency, who, on their intro. brought forward. After a slight discussion . ; in which ' " 1110LIEL Da LARDIZAIAL T DRUM 4 der the command oc e leieatenant-Colonel Don Juan • '' • ' duction into the Hall, took theli e seitsnneacyh side of it was agreed that it neither ought to be styled of " Royal Isle of Leon, Sept. 26, IBM.' Maria de Gamie, liscl',.??o hOrse, - iclidack, with we, the President, who . 'occupied a peominent•sititation justice, nor-assume any -share of. the- judicial power •" The general and extraordinary Cones declare? San Felio ; 300 of the battalion of Tarragona, and under the throne. _ , e. • '... :• , depos ited in the Judges; question was proposed, whe. that in the Decree of the 24th September of this year,- 20 horse, with Colonel.. Don Teddeo 'llldea,iroe.the Having taken-the oath, the Regency recited.- •• , thee or not be appointed, which limits have not been fixed to the powers which are attack on Palamos, leaiing 150 men , • isibedy of tie' The continuation of the Civil and Military Autho• would:examine Mule and -Propose :to•the tortes, the' proper to the executive, and.that till a regulaeon he serve for both columns. .• . , pities was then decreed. • measures which might - be taken-eo cabtain a speedy formed by the Cones which may mark them out, it "We began our march by San Barao, for the The persons of the Deputies in Cones were de. and impartial administration of justice; anti almost' do exercise all that power which may be necessary valley of Aio, where. Alden's coltuein took the road slated inviolable with respect to "their functions ; 'mid all voted for 'the. CierninieelOn; - It was also agreed for the defence, security, and administration of the ito PalitMOß ; the reserve took post op the heights of in whatever beers no relation to these they are to be that the Regency should remit AI the documents and State in the present critical. circumstances; and also I the road to Zuoles, and the third division teking the - judged by a commiseton to be nominated by the Cortes papers relative to the• Cones. • A Commission of the i that the responsibility which the Council of Regency course of the valley, reached tete vicinity of San relit) tesemselees. ."' ' - public revenue was also insisted - on, and even in point ; requires, exclude only the absolute inviolability which without being observed by the teethe'. %i re Were within i It was decreed, that the Regency shall reside where of fact agreed to ; bin the persons who were to form 1 belongs to the sacred person of the King. With re- pistol-shot of the first 'French centinel when he per- ever the Cones are, and that none Of its members have it were not named, because the necessity was alledged gard to the mode of communication between the ceived us, but our - proximity induced him to believe . power to remove themselves to more than a league of having some time, in order that the appointment_ Council of Regency and the Cortes, till these shall that we were his friends. , distance without permissidn of the COrteS. . . should be more accurately made; and the 'sitting was establish a more convenient one, the mode now adopt- a I made 40 of our men take post on the heights . . • • Corresponding decrees were issued to the '4l . eater closed at about two o'clock. ed shall be followed. This shall' be communi ca t e d . of the mill which is on the road to Gerona, to serve re *art of these important solutions. The bessiote ACTS OF THE CORTI& , to the Council of Regency in answer to th e i r m emo . as a point of retreat ; a guerrilla of 50 men advanced. leontinued from 9in the morning till 12 at night.. - - . rial of the 26th of the current .month. to the heights of Pachot, at the entrance of the town Dow Ferd i nand VII b the Grace of G an, le' -On the Steth, the Session commenced at ten' inehe . • • Y c e'D , mg -• 4 . Given at the Royal Isle of Leon, at four in the morning -another guerrilla of 20 men was to enter on the •'. of Spain 'and of the . Indies , and in his absence-and - , • morning, and before proceeding to any other buei- • e • , . . i e . , of the •27th September, 1610.' . - - ' kik •by the road of Palamns ; with the rest of my captivity, the Council of Regency authorised ad in. , (Signed) " Rsisort Lassa() Da Deo, President. Elvis, D. Ramon de rower was elected Vice President foieeel was to enter the town, directing my march in 1 tearer, to all to whom these presents come. Know ye . , •• EVARISTO PIDR42 DsCArrso Ind I). Manuel Luxen, Vice Secretary. ' ' .. • e MANUICI.LUIARI, • ' Secreteries • a.steSight line along the sea-beach. At the com• That in the general and extraordinary Cones,' as. 4 'lt was res ol ve d that the Cones shotilehave the ~ ' • • mencement of this operation the sentinel , being uncle. m- se bled in the Royal Isla of Leon, it is resolved and', • OFFICIAL Sul a Majesty: the Regency and Executive . Auth - • • • e-1 -ceivs74, flied upon us, with all the guard, and fled• °• decreed as followse •.. .. .• fettles that of Highness,: till the arrival of Ferdinand The D • • ' ' ' • ...- ,••••:. • LETTER FR21.1 GENERAL O'DONNELL TO THE PRESIAEXT T.4,eicnemy.nttacleed the position at PatChOt,aad began ;pones who compos e this Congrrsi, mid who repro- OF THE JUNTA. ' - , ' ii-TRE/Aqgt l 2oll% fire, which the troops of my dirisioa WII• and that this setae title be given to the Soperifir (From the Gazette Estraordidary'ofCatalonii;SeptiMibet EL) sent the Si ' vanish Nation, drclare thernselvei legitimately .con, Tribunals. A -discussion also took place respectierg Aiiteee in General.and Exu-aordinary Cortes, end that in theru• snit-lined without returning a diot, and marched rat- . 1 the manner of entitling the Royal Edicts, and drethe resides the National Sovereignty. • - and Exiraordinary Cortes . , Oitite:lipanish Na-; '' " MOST excsteLeer nix, • . •: •OL i w.: • pidirto the beach,. where :it halted and formed into same printiple, respecting the comencin clause- ii . e y , • . e The General a The movement which the Army of Marshal , column at thefoot of the wall of the fort on the left • asse mbled at the, Royal lila of Leon, conforming wholly to Macdonald made towards the Grace of Gon, - etc." a nd it was decreete - dint : this: - the town of Cervera ac-, of the tete, which it immediately entered with the tips, will, pronounced in the most energetic and public ; should nothe omitted. . - e•eei eee - manner, acknowledge, swear, and proclaim anew, as their only 1 quainted me, that his object was to place himself in; reek* baddeei• ' • __. . A Deputation from the Junta o f Cadie-presented. and legitimate Sovereign , Senor Don eereeeine ere. of Bourbon, ja-ceutrical point of observation, which might cover " Before thee " eiee_ ._ _ ,leitelien ... lhlt2 se r l 7o . w s ..4 l L ed i l .the operations of that of Sueliet, which was placed heYenete ei l ethe' defemm..°l t h e ' ''" `w anted' the thenuelves, to renounce their poweis, and to do mi ne declare null, of noval ue or effect, the cession of the crown . , nitwit dto be mack in favobr of Napoleo, not only on account or. - • . .enrage to the Cortes, and D. Tomas Istariz pro =, Tortosa, to threaten by his rear-gisirde the andeletnendeteelleiritirrender, elm . them, in be the violence which attended those unjust end illegal acts, but. line of the •Llobregat, •and Sit the seffie e 6itelie oe.A. awe.. -sf -Gehelitt 'O'Doneteli. thft __ akitild .inenneed' from the tribune ' a short speeCh;.to which' principally on account of their wanting the consent of the Nation.. the tresident replied; by thanking the Junta for . th eir .e It not being suitable that the Legislative Power, the Exec's.., an extent of country eehith blightifittlilid . 2 J teased veleli: lidieetnity. e On besting gni geV ected • • .1 ' ir4eat feta. • . , tive aad Judicial; should be united ; the Geneial and Ettrao6l fence . .' *cure • Ili:Ii' ••7 ...e, ~, 1. -- , 4 ,, i. , 4" 3.. . Matti* lot e yistie , Eieellersiye r they' ittrienderd the ir ? • • A Commission has been nominated to re • ' dliiary Cortes declare that they reserve to themselves the esertien g ' i gulate AC manner of 'communicating to America tte,,itioyel of the Legislative rower in all its extent. • i. . 4 The xind of weefasowhieh'ltaitseeedlisieedeffet . antis •• and the= other detachments, afraid of bpag, st- The *General and Extraoidinary Cortes declare, that the .011, had determined use to attack allthe• Oita Wilt& cue-off - * 7 *,. .4(lcialbci the °wit' defiled mciiinvor 1 I peace; now . pa . ised ; another to sugreee groper sic- pillions to *bolsi they delegate she executive power, in theall. - 'the enemy had left in:his-rear; and iehieti; ftbih .- rliti• mesas : 'the ' Vrrelheiirt • ' of - union at CilifOOl Of . .- . . , _ ~... •legitimate Mhz and. Lord Don Faidirrand VII: are ' distance from r •' . • ilenes insutegieeten- gulistions respecting the interior•pelity of the Cortes; , since 1 •12" . " _ . .oitheir4 . istratio ou positions, he e _coneiltered - Mimi 'Math ...diet . sat . r _ , • • o f responsmie to the nation 40 1 112 . 4 11 . and another :to take into consideration the reclemae 139 fr.oni surprise ► • and in consiqadmosierAililpfter di .- m •Warazt*takeli fteneetti•toetny three kileCeS conformably Ukase laws. . . ;,,,,,..,......._, ...,. cSnps and other incidents respecting the powers ail ... - Ile General add Earraskdeint COttel authorise the Jodi- i result, to folave up ' .neroernotieserinotintlitig any . Vallatilli Ireenailtity cielvall'i and g•upPoirdetemllet i ;Isallekeinties, •..- . snduals of the Cannel* of Regencj,•that they, under that same •••I lit kill , pertunity which aw l obtaitiing to il' Sek; endlefl i ioldiert. *filch, witli -b e e •.• - le e ' ekhoekt - • fain o'clock the Session terminated, and the denomination, in the mean time. and until the Cortes choose a i advantage over the y in order feedtite little i fi abet the' loek ullbe e ini'MY to 30 at this 1 /1344 ' ' -r ee.. ' ended.. Whole, exercise tbe,,Execntive - Patier. • 1 effect this .1.. I Oishistd for endioitatiok it *lli 'ear %ide We km iinlytiee killed and ! .. r.k ir" ' i ts. Atsernbly Peet again at seven in the evening. • 43° Z e . r r l a : e .9. t . cok i i7n t, . re :( Itegeney, g under this authorisation, ; • e•e_ e e re -1 le -Do tbe 06th, Dace Manuel s e a a s In - die f a red anteriorly, shill acknowledge tbetiational sovereignty. 0 P9rt,,..seeFral Pieces a InOtryt,- ammunition, • • and d ! • •i• - .„___e_ e 4. ' I S e ned ) _,,,. v •T ir li t ks °l4 TV l ?r 4l4l. • .- 'chief of the' • •Afroyi acaoMiianeetl bY clos - .Generals the Clines, - and`shall imtuar obedience tlt th e hoe und decrtes aln,H de top-T. 4t2i. - ~ .. ~.,.: . . . .techmenr ot troops, Conveyed by his . 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