The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-27 00:00:00

S. , .0. 4 4:.6 rr T‘o:`, +, for ... :-414Ave." ..- 40,k5., . .:.! , 4- f the kingdom, remaining peritmottifit ...r• other /c 0. ," 1 , - -. ' / • • . .... - .., ..,; ,•:: ~ ... , :anagewe- ~, al . ,„ . events which might occur ; but thie'lty. R 0,44 I)Cinetti, Mx, t . .,...rbis day took piaejitise ' et.' 'Decree unfortunately (vas not kinswellleri ;- •4d although it was afterwards known, tho', pro. buntation . 4. the Orecious remain" of Danis and ye. In ode, th*Martyrs of thele.sxottetry,. 11114 that of the vinces provided for the same object, et z...ailles icilms.lacrifined on the Fade of Madrid, by th e accounts reached them of the creel' .t . ..,, .. . ' 'ferocity of the atrotiious flopaparna, The funeral nettsited in Madrid on the memorable id .otir4; 0 ; Pomp which accompanied this .icesse, as novel as by the Chief of the French troops, din:nigh - the in- , • .#'acting ',; the solemeily with which it Was conduce. etrumentality of the Juntas which' that oreitted.-- ..... j ; the mournful tolling of the bells; the roar of Nest took place the glorious battle,of •asilliee -the 'itannon ; the secollections ilthich the cettmony ex . French fled as far as Vittoria, mid - aft tier provinces, •, it it e d,— all mat new, pathetic, end kepteetive, " with the cipital, proclaimed me, &nee - King of •-• l4 lwhat .i t liosa j .dirl not the ceremonial resat to these Castile and Leon, intim metropolis; *tit ihe same ' whose imagination transported them to,•liss secoxv formalities as the Kings my august predecessors... 4; ov Mat, wed wile elsoconsidered the preient eticktrti ' TM, is a recent fact; of which the Medidi Streik lit :What melancholy refiectiottS most not the Cocoa witiseessefford desonstrative proof, ant whisk. *le l Beset thit4we periods suggest, particularly w h en we people through Wham I have passed 484010 .tiliSilt • . .look fossils's' to the result which may attend the pre-front-. France Isavieenfirmed by the eficrilott of .1140 drtr .* Anti Offal Victims of the swam. of :NAY .! ii.h , . which moved thesensibility of my heart, Iritevi'. could you rise from your tombs, and see heroic are engraved never to .be elfaced. From the tetinewi l . ..paio,. oriel- six years of sacrifices, invoking your • ties nominated by the Junius,' tbe•Ventral Jain& was. ,n ame, merely to at last become end . . . . but . formed; who exerdii'd in my RoYal• mime all 14. we 'treat it would be still premature to pronounce the p owers of Soverei g nt y from SePterebor .1808, till Word. . ... it which month was established the ..... . Tice Officer has returned who was dispatched by 'first Council of Regency, in whom the exercise of . - the croVertiment to General Whittitightnn, to know that p o w er continued till the 14th. of September of the reason of his. mitering the district of , the Cap-'the same year :on . witlelt day were instelled in the take : General of• New Castile. lie replied that he had °, Isle of Leon - lbe Corfer, called aerate: 4 l l d Extra .,. 'done so In virtue of an order •from , the King,', ordinary.. when 104 Deputies tank tht oaths, io communicated by General Elio; that his force was 1 which they engaged to preserve for . tee': my domi. • 600 Infantry, UOO horses, and six C41111011.-+ 1 woos as their Sovereign ; all which appears from the '• • Yesterday they were to pass, the night at Gus. act certified by the Secretary of Ste Don .141colei • dalaxera, and . . their furthtir destination was un. ', Maria de Sierra. But these Cortes, mettibled in a .. : Aileen.: . 1 uu'nner never. used in Spain, - even . the Most ar . - -0,.. • . meat i eg oth e i &loos cases, To-night there.woien extraordinary and in the At* torlielitettiniett of the • , Calmed of State. 1 minorities of Kings, In whkh the: AilpfterPro. In the Sitting of the Cortes this day, the f l e e l e t, 1 curators wag wont to be more noo s e • ain the tem from that •Body, which have been..transmkted common and ordinary Cortes„ trite not ; called the to his Majesty King Ferdinand, were publicly States of the Nobiliky and Ckrgy e altbssegh"tise.•Cosp • . ;led.' The first of them, dated the 15th of April , . trot Junta had so ordered, this Decree hating been Alpressed the anxiety felt by the nation to see his , artfully concealed from the Council of Regency, and Majesty seated an the throne of hit ancestors ; and : also the fact that the Junta assigned to it the P ro s i ly that he would assume the charge of the G o ve r n. dency of .the Cortes, a prerogative of the Crown mint, according to the Constitution, in order to i which the •Regency would not hayt heft to the deel. form the felicity of the Spenish people: it also re. ; sion of the Congress, lilt had been acqueinted there. presented the weighty reasons which demanded that I with. In consequence of this, every thing 'remained: he should accelerate his journey to the capital of the , at the disposal of the Cortes ; who, on the very day Monarchy. ' of their installed,* isod by the way of cons. . s The PRiaID,SSIT remarked, that it would not be : mencement to thei; • acts ; despoiled me. of. my: foreign to the point to• observe, that this letter had sovereignty, which the Same Deputies bad orate reached his Majesty's hands, and that he had received 1 a little before acknowledged, -ascribing .it no:1 it wit h, much.pleasure. , ~ . I initially to the nation, in order, :110 appropriatn7 The second letter of the Corte, to the Moo was It to themselves: and then, upon such usurpetiotri theft reed, hiving the same object as the former, and to dictate to, the nation such laws altlithy-pleased letting forth the terrible mischiefs which the non.ar. impaling open it the yoke by whicii it should receive, rival of his Majesty might occasion. When the read- 1 them compulsorily, ins a new Coneifludien, • w hick big of the letter was finished, the public ma w. the deputies established without-euthority of the tested their gratitude to -the • Representatives of provinces, people, or juntal,... and. without, 'th the nation, by exclaiming, Viva el Congreso aft-' knowledge of those provinces elsiels.wAte_siisr to. eional I , represented by substitutes from Spainnod the ham. This The genius of mischief still seems to pursue the This Constitution they sanctioned and trebililitehlt heroic and loyal Spiniards. The mysterious policy , 1 819 - This 'OM . attack aliatt-: . tha Preelgolino-taf pursued by those who surround our Monarch has the throne, atiositic ibe ei 4 .4 . -•tlits: estion,... tai t damped the joy which his arrival in the country „came, as it. wPre., tiir basil:lt -111 0* e'er at produced hi the breast of every Spaniard, and the which followed it ; iasid in . spilikaii4ovepugninclidit most sinister reports are in circulation. There is 1 titan dapaib's, perhaps of : t * l. tie' ever.' also a rumour that Charles IV. has appealed to the , adopted and raised tithe rank le . ' illlkiek. Allied Monarchs, asserting that the throne of Soda I callediteadonsoff , ' Ott , — belongs to him, and that as Louis IX VIII. has wi t • and violence restored in France, so ought he to be in Spain. ,of the Cedes, -____ . lid'; if* STATE PAPER. , . tient' eel - • . THE KING. tri grill, whet the period wh Divine Providence, its ten: • ' l otions, Sequence of the spontaneous and solemn resigeation lit , Occasior Of my august father, placed me on the throne tit aryttieir own • ancestors, of which the kingdom took -the oaths to 1 that there me as heir by its procurators assembled in Cortes, I them: . and , according to the law and custom of the Spanish na. i ample proof lion, practised frord the most remote periods; and • foreign to . since that harpy day en which I entered the capital ! titration of aoidst the most sincere demonstrations 'of affection i times, it and loyalty with which the people of Madrid came ! most all the out to receive me, this display of love towards my ; ;Monarchy royal person cooking a deep impression on the French . revolutionary hosts who, under the cloak of friendship; hitched. : Couliiluiii • vanci:cl as far as that city, being a presage of what, &metal - :_ that heroic population would one day perform for of a popul GotOrn_ their King and for their honour, and giving that ex.* trate, their , : del , ample which the other parts of the kingdom have although • t hey pseetir' delegated that name; to deceive nobly followed : since that day, I determined In my saws the in wary,and the nation.. • UMW the & loyal mind to reply to sentiments so loyal, and to went' of liberty this War Claiditteilld mu Arad a satisfy the great obligations which a King is midst sworn to ;,, and it * known to,all r sot only, whi towards his subjects, to dedicate my whole time to passed with muroallmatabls d to the ca sh e sliacharge of such august functions,. sad to repair Dresse r lot also the , punishment ft* wbittese the evils which th, pernicious Intim .5, .di winvourito , were threatened ,who refosetto sip wad *swear tolt.' bad caused in the preceding reign,. : .otss taboos ! To revere the public mind to receive -each eovel-. were directed to the restoration : . 1 " , ;., . • rds4bo 'ties especiellfehose retarding my evil. retiessit witio.the, •'l-itki deposiott ,4 eittit mitapid,i ? ~ -thy _ phieed:• 4 lseisige I settled op: thebOolti of ttelilibcity AO . ;,,eyed to the roglit library ; stiiejtitsuotai deevour.tm Obstsect thifesteihissys. of Mei, . Of "fool Douse, la oily wsicilistoicerrio .1 . Istim o fiilty.of HIGH TAS/0414 4 1,"_;:e0ti t Mit the row of dtatt;ittilt/ts 'Welt i t s ;oi A,. roW tiffs '.y obo ll •tieleo **eery t 'l4 kingdoms all.preiteedingi ttf loose, now lot oily Ittftectiott 4 At lAle, for inch iattiook.lovie Imre:: - irpoilitiv *ball be tAlNSOP‘illt,:lig - tirse.‘siny. 04 1040414001tpakist in& tbeimations remviirarli,.;_.:::•• ' :"` 4 :,, '. • , '',. Girls id Vssesehh . thialliattles BA. • f i - ' %.:. ''' --- "7 • "':-4, rfltit-iim fi x ...:r • '. • ° . Pal.*AblKOM.r 4 gegie*Yr f As Csphilis•Generot•of . t 'Oultitot, Pouglixt ,Militeq Qmsereit. , r thertaidirgO,lincli iiid A ,order of his Majesty Don Feidivaril YIL irtiel )61811;fiotoree, I caus e it to be polgisoli, , • • - - ;trtottptsco RA hiQN invorta ir ' liddrld. liiiiiii- tili4t , 6 't , 1••• A '". . . ...., .... .11erer!* *tut', lif . sti - huletir account, radii. Ail ?? . .Igoces Ilk (kVA that he k the Sovign of en heroic 7 1ballei Ache" by their:lautitirtat z deeds, - have le dm ,adtrilfatien Of• the *iroati„ and. pre , leiter their liberty and honour. 4 .ablicipiad *de ' teet:Atepedsig (Atithgr - the intelligitice, and caddie elset.efAisi leafless of Europe amid notj endure it ; 1 0e. I* it were its klbge ever deriiipteil—Neither its 'lt ti„ tiol-cOostiviittoN . astborised despotism.; L iiimo rgh, tiltortunitely, ?AIM time to time, as hap. Oa/ *herr efee, and in every thing he Man*, i iitivaivitiviem keen ibuses of power w hich no nos rifsble:- toneOtsOte can wiMir per 4 . against ; nor 4 P . 4174! they ths:hittits of the ComMiterion which the 1 4 0 0 ., _. 4 10#.0 1 f_hadiddaitlii all* effects of 4/4- I rate paeans* , .eery sere circum;tatiesi which gave oa. iseellef4o, -.However, o.oider to avert these; tie 4ijiketneTlY militimen foresight will allow, oallati c ilif dealing the honour of the-toyal dignity, atelfitt" rights, since thole appertaining to is Mid to tbdoeilite Are equally. Inviolable, I will treat with the procure* tors of Spain and of the Indieil'and order being rem % stored,' together 'with the good usages under weld! . the Ration has lived, and which the Irhiega ,my prede• censors established with its`consent, every Oita that relates to the good or ofylr,lngdoola shell he 101/41Y and legititnitely enactedv . in Cortes igilikaately att•: sembled, as soon as it may be possible to do sty lot order that. my .suhleets may live prosperous . end happy, in one religion, and under one Cetera: ment strictly united: by ihdissoluble liXell; fit this, and - in this 'alone, consists the 'temporal. felicity' of a King. ond - a kingdom,whicAt rajas the title of * Citholia, by. way of nali; . and ionnedisteiy preparations shall be roll Res witet. way appear best. towards the essemblingtiech . a Corte; in which , I trust, the-bases of t ,piospe. - both homispheras, may be . .A - t _,_ , • jiphs. • . •••••4•• Maks • • • ly• , • • I •• • • • let. • *JP.. • . .1.447411. e• .reattriabitli .... .?? ••••• 1 .• , .. . .. ••••• .. • • .4 6 .‘:! 4 . ?‘l . 4 :iti l' ":_iii , r. 4"Tr•e- 774 - • ..'• '. Ate 4 . ,• • . . ~.1 ~ „•...., eit ~Iv. giluk tee did_Agai. " 3 per Cest:si Glist• 4o , 7l-1 1* GM. DAY India Steck India licnnir 1011 Exchequer fii4. 4 Meadow coils fur itlipf ' , , 00 4 4, 3 . ~.~. . -1 :~. ~ r ~. 4 , rity of ivoy• subjects in . . , a -- confirmed. The liberty and security of persostr atm I . 111 - ... .' )-ii- - -% ; :: - 1,014,DoN : , • • . property shill be -firmly secured by means of laws, . , :.,, , " .:3"..eXs • • : ( . •i i . •' I . 1 - I . KAT SIT 9 it . tl4 ' 1 e which guaranteeing public liberty and order, shall leave to all that lialutery liberty whose undisturbed . enjoyment distinguishes a moderate front an arbi- Dispatches lave been received . by - , .... nary and despotic Government, and in which the from Spain, communicating the very iinportaot *Citizens subject to the former ought to -live. This that a Revolution has taken place at Madrid just liberty all likewise shall enjoy, in order to coin- I ,_ • E ; 1 toe power o f • ERDIN AND'S evil counsellors hag pear muuicrite through the press' their ideas and thoughts, i • r Co nstitution fuameri by the corti wtthin 'those limits,AtMeter, which sound reason railed, and the imperiously prescribes #e' ' alt , that it may not doge- has hell overturned. thus the affairs of Spain e. rate into•lieentiouinesii- fir the respect which is at length about to terminate in a civil wog bets die to religion and the Government, and that which the King and the Cortes! A Proclamation *as ink+ mutual) owe toward*. each other, can under b y Ki ll , FitantNAND VIII. from Valencia, dated 4 ao civilised government be rettsonobly peroitted to . .May, —et sets out with train a view of the mane . ,le Violated' and trampled 'Too with impunity. All suspicion,. -likewise, of any dissipation of the la which he was Pieced ova the throne of h is tutees ' • rtsenues . o f t h e s tate. o m it cease . those w hi r l, ar e a s- tore, after the_spontantsons and solemn resignation el , ifgned•pit thi espences required:by the honour of i tie law &edematous of the Spanisb_nation, 'pre his august lather, which he says Was 64 leekvfdifigit! I a4llO • • aq:royal i periion ad family, and that of the nation lA ' ,strthe Itter/....t0 • govern, being . separated i from the moat remote periods: 4 He then notices till rom fhb *venues. -which, by_ the consent of the 'ingdOsl4 . 'itaw••he im ed end 'assigned . far the ; pos atrftti°e's attack on the Royal Milittenalietref taw 'tit, in all branches of the ad.: by NAPoLgoK. He neat dclails the comhositlen of Family at Ilayennel . Isiniitratfoi;., Thalami; which shall in future serve 1 the Junta s , the Central Junta) the First Coencil of 'as therele.of 'acne to my subjects, shall also be 1 Regency ) , the Cortes, called General and-Eatmor; as ' Binary, and complains of the -last being twin; ealletied. in* Esiatire with the, Cortes, .inasmach -.a Wispier - et lerre.as an aethentic deciaratio'n of hied in a manner never ated in Spain, eras_ 1 ---- - in the Government with which I • - - , represent to e ll ne i. l in the most arduous cases and the most turbulent, bat a• King, ind a times of the minorities of kings. lie tomPialas that -like. manner heard i titer weie more numerous than the Ordisary Citlf! o C person a respect - tee, and that they were called the ,States o th e No. I, and 'troll% repre- ! bility and Clergy, although the Central ate - had Mso ord e red oos parts of the • , the repagnaoce and it ; but the Decree was artfully nettled CO/titillate.- formed by, freßtib.e. COIL°OI-a...keletteis,,as .weir astlllt ehiGh , G or i er , i s welt as assigned the Presidency of the 9ertis to that !PAY, it, recently intro- ' which Is .% prerogative of ihe i.,*11, and which the incesll'Ateasideriag Regency wouldnot have Wt 4:11 decision; had it sprung theiefrom, aad been made acquainted therrielth. Ile theu says,' to and *Weer to the , • %.. ' that • the * Cartes became all sitiwitrful, r aise., onn,. Jformity: to such g o - ' ions of the w i shes f -of their first acts was to *11441 bite of . his: ~ . • v are just and well - sovereignty , ascribing It norniettlfi to the natlessi f ! my royal intention is, • in order to appropriate it to theMeelves; end by !at° ‘ talks said Coati- means dictate to the settee such liweas they • filsolli4 lb. OePeral 'amt. and ;impose upon it the yoke of a new Coentitii—nrns. • the 'Ordinary at without proper' ttetherity. 11, calls it WAIT, „Igo ft,. 'which derogate :nonp the prerogative of the thtunt, abusing tie twee ,„,...00. and prerogatives of my lose.; ,reigitty,. established by the Constitution and the of the nation, and following by many tethef4"4" laws.. under which the cation has lived its times aggressions, . which, . in spite of repugtAtttle: et 014 het ..td pron Ounce .that consthatioa and - teeny= Deputies , were ra i se d t o the nit,- Itts!c socludeeresilailt end of tie effect, near, or at any ! - . .. 4 . ~...e _ - • llor'lletet.ea If•ittatkieete had River paned, end: c-.,alled-fundeinentel' Lt' the lee- " ir ... - __v " 4 they am Wifely abrogated, -and without any I tßreats, end v i o l ence of th e caret* , !NW' , . *lee ea . siv geeplii.atd selljects, of whatever lie 'terms itthe work of a Willem, A eeaditloe, to fiat 'or "observe Sham And spesioue meek , of the geistat "lOW ' v.* • '~~ A 1•Sor .. • • .: !arc i Vrt . j.., "7 . ..,,r,i i ;.:,. AA, , '. -. 7 4 : . • . ''''' '. 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' • were ...cabottn d shlsety l ivo , , ... ...1 ~ : ... t fili. ',l . * *. : l thlt spoio. . nite ti v i e o ag f ree my m s en ta t e a ni nd it a si s t s y lo , vt a . m w r il i l li - e att iti ar r ls 4 tie srbst , -. • - • rainshnul m d u t: b re y al t i h si e n s l e , i t ie h vi e n Ei rg e u ct i o; tip te iss o . f ilatt . ov , ti vv . 11 . 1 , - ca re r i tia n a n it y .se ed ietiorl f , rom sa"fortt el ibi . , futu• r6 ti ti o . tt ilepti t . : b yes : ~....t . .p.,i te. . di , . 111 . c l u . lt .... sta l.he t , e , . ~..ii. . .. 4. tits,e r 14 711:„ c . . . . ___ • ..., . • . .. piumwe E mregt. 21..- : :Bayonne, tiO r . pigtip!t . shegel 1 . '...,. 1 .. n ßiggal vtlit giring.. 4 l 6 a . DFCLARATIO's. • - • ...b .' . imp f orm ;ire. .:. ivoi' . rokal Imo -WOK . , lkinetst i rkyolisaltna itiTotg , -tad. % sitcoms my kingdoms, I declare, whoover ,ball ( 1, 4 .. - 64 Ferdipand IV. by .the Grace of God, Meg %ere, ad ai'rocieue knack. was porprtreted tou N thi , synonymous" tettns,--apd calhog' ' . Kinp to itledtpt•the sieve will be guilty of hi g h e cessnit of the two Sicilies, and of Jerusalem, Infant while of it, and partieuht rly on my _ pen*. one.; Tsralits, whilebt the same time ,they-cru_elly .petree 7 end as. such subject to capital punhoment, vsk et h e ; . . • of Spain, &c. o w l • ai l le ..,kiaa.er."( e i e ithoe, 4iallaOrilleth in teed eery . one who hot thetirstbess:tir trontrildict: be perform the fame by dead, by writiog: or hy wo r th_ . .a 4141 in 44 Profoundly indignant at the perfidious report fts circumstances an d in the serlei.of ettil , lt n n at rhiolt MOM, We dimmest!'" Shia revelottonary. and se- Anovistokod etating, or in tiny other *i v .0 1 „4, 1 .1 .f spread by our eoemies, that we have renounced, or took place there • and that satrodviavitit 2 ' lobs` Mons toodc.,of thinking : and ht every thing cleino.s...so, .0 1 . iti m iriniti ze . c o.est,ii, istioal (-; ,:....,.. that-we are disposed to remounce, or rig!tli to the t h ere tiniest:4 in the highest. -I, alias de. erect waaaffeeted, the - rmy and easy, mod Of-4th* ;lOW ' . . Kingdom of Napier, - we think itreltdoty , ""tiv make b ein g prived of my liberty, etrippodoof the go* tof sty establishments •4rkii*, f r om Omelet* * eitiltristl. s . _i_ted ~..., 4gcl*koloier thai s s i aa. igagbillejnie s: b uster 4 , ~•,.. .: known the falsehood of such report 10-the _powers, kingrionwr„ and oonveyed to e. palace *lth - illy veil derai. been called rord, beim Nei tip,' titey,,teleiroked tego!thee.ivirh the system ofwip ! lii, ss i d,,,„ ...., 'our Allies,' lb - all nations, end' iinfilitifirly to our • brother sod* nocte, .Whick served AV,' 'sort of .110. *notional eobstitoted,'•Will , "thicit . they' IlheliVed,astiggi:lejibe ittkrodoitieg we . , w . t . f 0r.41 . .. ,i, .. : lothjocts, .sod very dear children of the kingdom of noutahle prison for about the space of sit yaige.r• 1 7 1.. 0 2 1 e i whet holterrt•iilsiOte leltteleP"Tog," 4 " • tof which suitable meters. V- 'la •' :: • %K. , . Naples by . declaring solemnly that we never hare of . ,-. . Amidst this afilictiots, 144 oktenga_petseor tes *my .retained, by thairmatavalloystifyclitd, good 1444110 1 :410040t delay, the admielltleelem . , •pellet lasi Oaf, : *4 - eti* rettoondol, awl • t t:s t we are unalterably resolve(' piing the lore and koi tr ot, my people, otakike • irivitili nlirsays44 chtiii4ler.lGfaii thiii slept bo.leAtirupted, it. is my will4iww; In the mein ties'. .:: •.:•.':.: never to renounce, our lecitintate and tecootestlitle Ll _ l _i , contaueratvon of. the eodless &Amities to which-4104 beve.happlit • lioo)o3‘l . l 4l •lrviivolettli k. ! the ordinary MaghtraciatististWootionit ,e , • „• • rights' to-the kinixdo.arnf Naples, end that our filed . , wire ezposed, formed i great part of my gritifit .blirgfeithrtili aterrestimmOtagpledgeopaly 4 eonseey;; as trokt'establiihed, the 4 • 7. ' ; ). bro .' . '...,,,-,-'.: . " I "aehasti._'%4lv w sit is In 1"641 ", t 1411W .*.. 1 . 41;1111. 2: 61 2 : i t Ululated as they . were with ertemies*, nearly titittlinttp I own . observitionsi,nett-paetlyfrom the pueillre, are such, and the mull: ;.. • r , ' 1 " 1 " 4 Y 1 " r On Y' el "" 1 " 1 "" 1 " 141. " 4 " * ""` - `' .....„....,;-* "":, 'of all means , of resistance, without a' Kieg,.. - , rib which, up to OW, veyx - .4sy ri repre4ent - tif jade! tribunsle; .ertd - ier..llo o . . ,:. di, -• '' ,46i ,,, ..-,.. said kingdom, *kick we are rietermined ti, r " --- '''4ltheat a Government invviously established, arrival and my cliatectirlive irraPbge L ird7 tie! 1610 4 61 9 ; .04r/iamb* can t ' • for ourself, and -to-. transmit larlastelmmetliate sob: swot . i!t. in taatiaa, ;ad unite at ita:aataa the -.Ave - ..% .: .• , trots endinfamemb in thernielvms that,hven• wiPop. 1 according to their precheCe .., At fu .; ... , mu" WO° ••I'Pa la a nnee: ail ' it hat 41144" transmitted of the nation direct its impulse, and riall',WW tit ' stedike 4 ol, ' ' iliiividial they w"4 641001600--. Cortes, ,pho .chid . he Onllfitiltek *Tat - Ist . ',.. • . to os'bir our Father of,highly glorious memory. All the -. it e eerete i of t h e, s ta t e ' to ot eht . t be - '76 ft : i l lreenriVigey.,.. Illty of sorra . **Ake ; mid ... stable order' of this eattof "be Oovern • 44116, . the measures which welt Ill• 'hitherto taken, and . :. • which siroultatteoualy loratied tbe • amhimillist MO Plukbovitel ' . •mk tatserpocted Uwe i kingdom be *Mental*. • 'And Seem the day on whisk , -. which we are nob ..etettsfing in 'the •broployment of ' treacherously got possession of itepeintlftlferttreltssi...l -filed )11 - heittk -, • -.: . tr, Whitt chieid -only be this my decree shall . be publishettsted comet' ideated our troops, and their UniOn with* the fortes of Oat In this lamentablositeation, - as-the - only remedy4bat telleriatedti Abe • ;,,„.. rations ea .:titles from all .to the Pre s sideokfoe the One being of . t he Sp . r i m 4•• . august mid' notieut!Allios, hire had, and have no I A ...A , ..„ ~..1 1 as I mad white s i r _ Al if iii. i'i f fsig; ,' '. : Isc"::!. 4 llay . . ititiVal, .in order that by I present met,.dpi wad Gortebithall- hasii . dvia ; ,other chive . but to caueparate with them, with a ....linded remained , by force, it; Decree Id AVova , .Mar,sia, - . ~ 1 . . 4 4 _ •be pili 4to then calamities, . and %tiro& wifit•-thoso °VA,' . _ stew to theiriemph of the just anti general clout, ' 11361, addressed to the Council of .iCast el, sad gas 'l4 20461,...,..., ,J.. irtitich4hoseirore, who re- ! together with eihilteter documentsbr • sod of concurring in their Otegnanintross views, tre . .. 461 .., of it to any 0-4," Board or A u • • tkig,Askaoktiv . '''. ; , tillweintembranpr of my per- °be is-thdeuiliciolitimitival. often mani felted for the overthrow of all userpe. 4 . 7 7- - - -. r. .111101 t lop at liber t y , in order' that •••- ' l'.Cortas saty r . Oaligioei; -,' l ' :limr-tru. happiness of their = tea poesevOlmotelloothee individoltri * Ask - , I. . . , . ibsia, end • for - the re.ostabilahuient bf justice 5011t.4 001 , • lib . convoked, who had only -it r 111.010 - cwitrY...< *Stint '..titiii,7presehle •to ybn, true and t ie celiected brithe•parson altargetwititAhomieeelliii • nit.. * jegillniate aUtbority. • ~ ~..„, . a wl. Ihetiselves on the spar of the mornesti v itCriisinki !T i t:" kiwoAkilit. thksitMe time that•l sympathise ;of this my Royal fleeter ; end sliel% f ilepooltod to. •-. . • eßvlevens, April ii 4 v.: 1614 * .'" r a ft . DIN •-. ' i and supplies necessary for tho defame , . -___thifjproeptick roc have suffered, yam shall not I. the present to the Guildhill'Ort.ther!i , hiatioldo* • -..--- ~, s , --a ~.. c , •-.-, the t ames 1, ' • . -•. . : . • •- __ ....-_- _- , -,....,. ... .. at the kingdom . remaining perrintotiftt:: for other , be: disttplielistml ,:Of' your noblompectstions.—Your 1 reamin whieli they ly r e • r firiStid . ... 4 4 ir i l ic i ne tl ohd ~.., h• poenevleti4( ettypthor IndivllllMl wittoghbA r ,shok - NI collected brthe•parson clargetaiitlt•the.enoolliii A this my Royal neetlir ; ind 911}1epooltod too :he present in th e Guildhill'efther!i biadoid v i* so.di ti roontin which - thity tire pfitintl-, *A lt aid ~ reeled op: thibe4i Of ;bell-libel oio , l i*... c_ , 'eyed to the royal library; stie,iodaueirie : I gib; . ,4' -. '. at leoveur to abstract the . isreibleis. of Ail '. of . t , Kepi Decree, in any wii'ioiateitivi.l.6 • oi p Islin ilty.of HIGH TWElttiOX l . ,*eti t ull 1001 '',. ~ ttse nObesont of antic*** itilitttLi;ollt . ~ role this day oholl#estry t lot . . lang4ost all.prepsedinni 10 , &pee, now ~ - , for say Ibftacidess 4 flit ' ald- -0 0401 fer "eh 411 0alit-Stilliffin: l4 !Prilofitil or • • ;:_- rasilidv shall be MR et'llWrty t . .. ... eirew‘s. sty . . !Pi ,101104 1 1110Kliglint iintl:l4.Nea t t taciftfiens retptireli,. , ;:::•• ' •:"'i ,t,, • .• ~ . I.l'. .. :;••:,' Given it Vsnateta,•thaeilintifiqi WI. ' r' , ' !.z. `. ii 0: 4 " 41110 . '. ' 7 ' i ' 'R• • ' . rirbito 414PetPl tbIN Y Pflk"le• As CaptilisAjimitkial-or: 'Enstite, Po pct -!.!‘ Militety Geveintit. er thirtaisigrgorintA iiw 41 •.' '': order of his Majesty / Don Feidisiond . irlf. *Mir; • alsit.pentorst„ I cause it to be published, . ! . - - ' - ;APILAI,4 s pIICO RAMO! Dn , ECM IA Y 14trom4 ; •• -i..!,.; tfitarW.*llol: I.Sifi'' . ti• ' it ' - / 4, :t ... ls, t - , . • t.:4 1 *dr ,_ • 7 Asofb, , .„, .- ihte -..*•::-.... 1 • • 11.; ."1:t t"4 . ',Wtee- ..". .. 14 - ;; . - •t. -,31 Malta Nolte !ie .° 0 ,::!...:r.• " t .:; - ..it.e. - 14, A ;': oilefte... ... 1 „,„,,.„., .. 3 .. : , ' • At 44, • - - . 1 - 'j, • . 1 7 ...'.-., eitteitnav 411111.,DAX .e.fjite ', . - • ;- . Efauk tee " ''''' '.'. ladle Steck ..! -;. '7, • - 1 9 per UMW .. . India is 10, . F•• %, , •• ~ $ itier GieiteerAli ed leV " Exchequer hish.-4 I; • ‘ !., I.o' CION.. 111:- . ./ nitathip 14 , • ~..-„*.z..;:i .; thicr,ft.trifti.--- ' W i ls i 't Ae* . - r 1 .1i:4 - '` ; .....,,,,...„,.....i....--...,-.........;----44,0 4 -i••-••• fe f """ ' i r r i ffE*.'4l;49, l rATEsXo . 4V T • , . „... „..p• t - . „ • t " y t .. frs i . ~ . 41 '' .'. ' ''''` :i4l:: 'l..ONDOM: , • ' ' • . h • ; ... • ~----- ....ser igi itiA , ' .' easonably permitted to May.---- I ft suts . olat with taking a An, of the nano ei 111 n with impunity. . hick he was is antes. 'llll.l4rYthdotseilmiwZinaotre as- i : l or w e, after .. the spo Pi n a ttineoas and ille solemn 6 of h Won d 'T aired. by the honour of ; his august father, which be says Was 64 seewding tp ' . . and that of the nation 1 gm law anti custom of the Spanis * h_nation l rid irei govvro l being :separated ' ' - ' • ifm ro the moat remote periods." lie then notices tha * ll . by_ the content of the i . , • stratums attack on the Royal Family at Bayonne ! . • -- 4 . and 'assigned.: kr the; all b ranc h es o r t h e a d.. !by NAPoLitON. He neat details the comOosillon o f rich shall in ftitare serve 1 the Juntas, the Central Junta , the First Council of , subjects, shall also be 1 Regency,. the Cortes, called General and-Egtraor- . 7 se, Cortes, Sinasp3ach as ' dinars ' and complains of the - last being assail - a uthentic declaration of ' bled in a manner never ivied in 'Smin, even Wveruntent with which I sill represent to en. 04 . ,in the most arduous cases and the most turbulent .1 1 . int, but a- King, it'd a , times of the minorities of kings. lie tomPlatas tint ugin -like. manner heard i they ,weie more numerous than the Ordinary Curt don or persona respect- tee, and -that tbey were called the ,States of., the Noy (ledge," and 'trots repre. bilitYC lergy , although the Central Jrtsr.hal en - : various Parts of the an d . so oruerea it ; but the Degree was artfully sconceslea weed the repugnance and ~-Cistalitatitia: f orreed by , 091 ivike qi"I"cAPIA ge n -Cts.. o „ as we'" as thlit which n ary G or i est as welt as assigned the Presidency of the caries to that bodyi •-! dtmente recently Intro.. which, Is .a, prerogative of tho Viicwe t and which the • . ..Prorinceti 'considering Regency would not hare left t*: tat derialog; had it re sprung . 4berefrom, and s been made acquainted there With. fie then asp, - Seat to and' street to the . nHit . the Cortes became all powerful s ,thst i ,sito • i conformity. to ge.. rations of _the wishes of -of their first acts was to Oesiaoil him of ; OS : - 1 ie they are lilt laud well - s o vereignty, ascribing It nominally so 010 , na tat my roya intention is, •in order to appropriate it to themselves; and lii ..."' - cads tothe snit! Condi mea ns dictate to the nation such laws es tlteyploosed? , •- * a the General 4ngl at . and ;impose upon it the yoke of a new Coeutiiesiens_ id of, Us Ordinary without proper . authority. lit calls it eitislt,c l l -- to-wit s . which derogate , rogstires of my 'Wye. ; a abusing the a lma the prerogative of the the's.,n a Constitution and the of. the nation s and following- is 'litany other 104" Won has lived in times aggressions, . which, in spite of repot's/ nedlt: ' a! .tiat conothution and L many . - Deputies, were raised to the rank- - 4_1;01 1 . . o offset s now t or at any: ..i le ' d f ~._, • ~ • ... . I hod - giver passed, anti, ''''' - ° ""' n ' t "*" 9 bY the gioims a 'h e 104viis • tod ,,, and w i t h out say i threats, and violenee or the Ott levies o f the tWk*:s. ..- ~ Led saVjgcts s of . whatever He terms it the week ,i,f a feeiiini s .slethed. . . 111 'or "ohntkra gum And spoilage lizelc:01 ilmr Oink - MIL TM! . * te e ~. • ;. .• • . . , . • ~. . , , . - . -- •. . • ...-.1-1E , , ..... nif;itlediirt-h;reell;o4:6;lll;iikeTek. they ~,thele bmeithay . eerveas an mune' 'dantesited, by means of theilfiebtliscestay .iply Lerltitifetctions in the Cameral ice , off-t osewhoattendid iwthlS Weiliff*C„vit outgo be vested, end will rei ides, With._ which they Ague& iind..tecti; - thet‘'llz 'despot nor a Ir.:at, by that which was in.trotteti. Work of e*P'fithec ef his subjects • 'havingin - ctor hPil .. with the' npeelitink seileit. of th e .fesSitk't he ithiiaimons 4031aration of 'at, aid for such w 4, thaenc, n f.l - eeilkiz' able for their iiial and knowledge, inns, -10-10 in Cadiz, acutatssursids Walla-, 'glop . ** Midi to ,ficie .frpm yes aliened affliction to alt ipiskAttilsess lead*. -1 1 1 1 wslw which ire socPreswd t I - telitia -- 'hese 4actriio4o. ,- 41•40)06. 4 kiteiltAikir lOW "oh' 41 ° C 1414 e la scarcely . any one trim.4l.3gepepit„ , of" thetiftwarsdised .geirpordistery I 1 ii the very Diaries of th&Cories fiqnisit. the •istiser IpolAicareslabildimen l ,of of them. A mode of waking laws ae l diectVoirit regtrifeirin: the :pros' s thedpanisb nation,-pre ocCissiap to 'ad. . sloe thleahio vridoh have sprat of den good .laws under. wet hr. other, wilett4leretietr, - ;1140111 . 1 assent tc was respected and baffut; • fr trodi r -ors 4s4ConiiiiPtiorki. licking. in cpuf the forms of the ancient colsetitetion et tbs. Avila end. deoided , -.demonstrationi y were innovated upou- and,cepyies the tter •E ? and elsti . because they navy and democratic prine v ipleaff thil i tussi* ;'; DECLARE, that my ioned i bie of 17E11 1 . they sang . _ wet ship.— **nil not to swear nor accede lases of a moderate Mena 4 hatikhoste, Mks, nor to tiny decree of utar Goseriiment l , with, a eft ,-,es limb- .lixtreordiners Cortes, and of. air mere deleted ezecater, astagot ; sikag peewit sitting, those, , to-wit i they save him that name, *deceive' .. fibs. the rights. and pierogstii V• >1 4 .; % ,. t ° 4 ~