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t we, - 104. tisacAotocd aCastile•hall set as • Mopes se Court vocalism* alstvol all ammo., tool reb4l.4c to Jf.celteskastical .faits. lie Cutoted shall to Irreviditut :d two Tetv-Pros..hints. 10* A Supreme Kuril Clittrl shad hare specialYorisdic ti iu al: changes of persooil afilhlCOOde‘i alleehug the mem o of tlt:' Moral Comity, the 31tutstent, Senator*, and okUnra of State. 'lop. Its t!ccisioss shall not he subject to revision hy any :Istr authority. They eanimt IM edited tato execution the k and alfut Ilia signature thereto.- •^1 io. The . Supreme Cowl of Justice shall consist of eight MOO% being the oldest lit rook; six peasitlen 1e of Sections the Cvmeell ofStute: the. President, cud Loth the ice ra. Ism) of the Cats of Castile. ' tit .Thc p rticulaa_t:oostilutions of the province' of 'Ore, toga ) , tittiptiseul, cud Alma, shall he subnotted llt • C:st. lmeothly of. the Cortes, is orttor to their 'wing zahater.: %pa: smelt principles as shall be found must con tent •:-Atlt the in nests of the sand peuvutees, sod those of elation 41 karst:* . . claTTENistlttal lisoidisarters,tanilAy, Ju'y Q 4. itis Royal Maiesbylivit tne yacht A7lluJit, y ester- LF, at half east' oslr o'clock in ti.c riftsruoon, and -iced at half past five o'clock al flair place, rliere C King hiss been ple,..owli to estoolnh his head sacte:'.. Vice- kdiiiiral Baron- 4tovittnn. netlug Tins - L.l 'Adjutant to Ili& Ilajetny, r ha , been bent Ith the !ai'm's orders to both the flolilks of statiouerf off Also, and to our a:lanai - on of en of war which i 4 b-ing in Jungpurstial, sad of !unso.—/Stuekkolas Ca:ette, July 7.) V11114f411, JUNE lg. Intelligence has this day boon received frm 'rie.tr. that Count Kaiinits Kielberg, who sesid.si t the Royal Ac apoliten Court. as Im•Jerial Anotrise :moy E stramtlinary and Minister Plvaipotentiary, a.• arrived there from )fessina. on b serd an Austrian [lip, under convoy of thr INlpelltl Ault/mu armed rig .Eass.—(StockAulre Casette, Jedy 23;) emits/. SoNc 13. kit English squadron. commanded by Admiral rhortiborough, is statior:ed off Palermo ; and ano lirr F•r;iish scpailron, under the orders of Admiral itrachan, is cruising between Sardinia and the leiearian The ititssian Peet wltivii is lying in thin port sakes no kiwi of preparations which indicate an stention to depart. The same Beet whirl!' was off 'orto ferrajo is uow in l'otilon.--(iat.) • ~ is( any work, may apply pawn ...„ , - „ pi to sin t o 3iztiallotlll: Cusust,issioo a .... - c u a,. 1,1 all cases, where t:s we . r oh. . *ter. a that thc h.tara.ct .........t j • d . . .the atatee ALu Lesu.,l the •111•111 b. , ob.. • U rhtte it. of •40 It, .1... An three appl kr..a .. .las ,' • spire or a nth. the L.te..l.ct still r • • • Caaanataalas H '.l Jeruatt..l a .a. twig a the . .; `,." halt It: asstin- ou 1 by Uid Pr esLe .t, aad if they see mate. comois dis Ibl- -141212SuC W -i-i — rnt ce are strouggrattads et suipidoct ill I the Cree.latta of the pram luta been viebild.' .• -- • gl • The Pit ahlvut shall Lay the resulation o„ilie Semite be- . ill . ESPO:fUr.N PRIVATE CORR' Lette• from Captain William Rye. of the Sy-ell. o Lis Owilers,G. and J. Egzintan, Eetirs. of 'loll : Cahoon. July it). Idll.l. . _ "G WeN—la tinv last, albs lOUs admit, you were aftwvert of our being loaded sad may fee wiling ; we sailed SiOrkli , l4.ll, on the • oth of Jane, and went doves to Debris, to juin convoy ; os the moor day I sailed, tic rimer arri►ed Stockholm, with a convoy, and orikrril rN the ships to go down to Drla u, sad there wait fur him to Maim, and take as ui.der his convey, were there were Amin fifty ships waitint to join Lim; hut, indeed of coming n Demo, be writ oat at the Qaiiilbania Passage, sod ink no sLips with lino. I thud: he Is:Laved very If to order all the ships down to Pelona, and then to go tit anal:oar way, which I believe was dom entirely to get mar of the trust le of a roomy. I was then obliged to mit fur the lbredish convoy, winch was to hare sailed on the tstli of he% but did net sail until the 7th of July, and !owe in here) esterday, to join some now* ships of war, but, L 614 e Whig ,one is Carl.. ions, I eapect we 'ball sail opts to-morrow, to get some from Admiral flood. I rt 111•411, Gentlemeo, your most obedient retreat, The above letter ex pintos the cause all the from gtocklioita have been se detained ; and lit some trWling degrer removes the master their non. ariival has occasioned. Dr:CU P 111:113. Extrach gruel Rat:, , oics Anttlit 4. HAMIMAION, JULY i 7. We are RSSiltel, that intelligence has been re ceive.: at Copeilliveto, that the tins...van General Boalsoirshou bad svu rvisnikid aud•eaptuyeil tit acre' Kliugspor, with i-z,ntio men.—A rumour is also in circulation, that the alliance between Sweden and England r interrupted. A Sicivish Regiment is encamped at Roschild, in the Wend of Ceylon, auJ 9000 DS? Ls are en camped at Br 111 l ingen, in the county of llolbeek. The dny before yerverday the Spanish Of&writ and wildiers at the Y.iritary Deprt at Alton& and in the iicinity, took the oath of allegiance to their new King, after the new Constitution had been read to them. Nothing was heard but acclamations of " Long lire the King, Don Joseph Napoleon !" The French General Dupes gave a grand enter tainment to the Officers.—.lfter the dinner, the health of the new King was drank, and repeated several times, with 01112000d1.411111111105e. rAnvi. JOLT ell. The pre:.arations for the celebration of Hi% Ma imty the Emperor's Birth-day are finished at the Maivon de Vilie--anif different places. Iler Highne,s, the mother of the Emperor. and he Prineevses Boreiese, are .:ready arrivetrhere.— !Gateau de France, J:ly We learn that Her nijraty the Q•ieen of Na ha, and now Queen of Spain, arrived at Lyo.is fin the !oth instant, - at oat o'cicck in-the tifirr uotsa. JULY SO. 'Ter. are atiskiu; east lieeparations fur the Mil of Aogust, the birth-clay of the Emperor awl King. Majesty is expected at Ratnhauliiet on that day. All the Play-houses will be gratu itously- opened to the pithlic. There are to he grand Nuati.: few Oil the Seine—and is the even ing theflittillerista will beitluinivattal.• There is en amount under this head, of a dread ful hail %dor n at Tekay, where lua:stonea arc said to hare fallen of the size of a hazel nut, and to have occasioned much mischief. Pm!, JULY 22. Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress, who departed at teal o'clock at night from Bayonne, on the 10th July, arrived here yesterday morning at teal o'clork. The road on which they prised was strewed with lmenuches of palm-trees, said duliag the d,gimt the town was illumi.osted fly Imutires. ().t their approach to the town, they were met by the Constituted Authorities and inhabited% who went out to greet them. They left the . ir tsar roves at time Castle 0 m;3<, a quarter of a league from. You. The 4tllile day. ayes o o'clock. His Ma jesty gave audience to Gwent, Lamartilliers, Qom mending the Legion of lteserye, sod, to the Major of the l'ortuguese imolai, sad other officers of the garrison ; as well as to time officers of the Guard of Honour, lure:dry and cavalry, commanded Ly Goutaut Biron. Ilia Majesty received the con gratulations of the Colleges and Clergy. ltis Majesty afterwards rode on his charger to view time Castle of Henry IV. and thence proceed ad ge Tisit the Lyceum.' lie aft: wards w..mmt to see the Menagerie, snout a short league from the tow n. In the evening, the place wive illuminated.—At the from of the Castle, fAcing the river, there tror a cionetly r erformrd fot the entertoionient Of flie Court. Hi. Majesty departed tht next morning at five dalock.—(!ioniteer, Judy 294 TOULOUST; JULY 23. The wishes of the inhabitants or Toulouse, and of the Department of the Cppeet Garroting., will et length be Attended to. His Majesty the Emperor stud King is expecte...l here ta-tuorrow (Sunday).— Splendid prepuratinus are trunk to receive hint.— We are assured that liis /Majesty will rciu:Un here till the 28th. The Archbishop has cotnnsunicabed to the Cleo. gy within his province, a particular service, writ ten l•y himself, and to be used iu all church's+ en the arrival of the Ernperer.—(Juarned ale VEIN- Orr, July -23.) ISA POW at LT Q 6. Letters craw Constantinople, of the 34th Jinn*. iiientirni, dirt an Lsiglish vessel, bearing a slag. of triore, lir(' arrived, which was oot received, on amount of the close alliance between the I'arte and France. 11101/ItDRAVX. JULY 24. The Mayor of this town has writtcn a later to the Commandant of the flume Guard of (lonely, stating, that he is acquainted by the Prefect, dint His Majesty the Etavetor will. on Friday, the 29th of this tuotitti, depart from Agen for Bourdeaux, and that we sh>•t' have the happines.i, ou the 3011., be tween ni.be and tea o'clock in the moraing, to re tire His Aildiegty within our walls. The Mayor ha. announced this to the Comminglant, that he may hold his troops in rcudinem—aud itas required that a party of foot may mount gaanl at the pa lace, and thlt a tivtat.hincitt of horse may be wilt toward- Omura, to yet:vire anti colcurt Ilia Majettly. —(Gazette de Fran t, July ,t4.J SCRRESDER Of DUPOVT. OFFICIAL DISPA TCIICS rllOll TitL fe.aarxDta •♦ lit Mkt TWIT. " MOST Scatms LORD• " I have the satisfaction to inform your High ness of the consl.lete victory- which has hero 6vined since the battle of Ilaylen. Dtipout is a pri soner of war, with all hi, arms, havgage. Rt. r Thereerchwler, whe were wet verge ed in the action, although they illti not ehare this fate, are included in the capitulation, and obliged to return to ['ranee by sea, that not a Frenchman mar remain in Andalusia. My Nephew, Colonel Don Pedro Agnstin Giron, will communicate the details of the affair ; in the mean time I mrurc your Ifighness that the gallantry of the Officers mid Snldiers, and their constancy under trial, and privations, are worthy of the just estima tion in which the army deserve to he held by your Highness, and of the confidence I entertained of their patriotism anal zeal for the publ:c can:c. " I venture to reqiiest of your Excellency the' fultilm•int, in my name, of the vow mule by me to dedicate this action to the glorious Sam Fer nando. •' May God pre.erve you many From. tart►a DE CASTA7IIO4." " Head-yeartam, at Anda;ar, etst " 7. the moat Supreme Jolts of Go et onto." Tear f..;!,,,,;144' is another leucr from h . . , 17.ccel lency Comit De Yeeteriley. die LOU. J or rarr proyerly your 1E;1-nets'i army ! gain4d the anati . complete sicti ry the nation Lai for many.couturitai . beheld in these parts. " "lite result has been sinsilar tothatof the 'battle /,f Pavia ; in one moment the Andalusian have been fired Eton tl.e Preueli areas. The division of Du pont, with all its its booty, and all its Ge • priso .su-s of s.,r; and the other divisions which occupy !Li sty'i dos ii ill ions. from the imumit of the Saari to 11/glen, are to eras-hate the Peninsula by sea. is the priticipn! point of the Treuty. which Gen. Cast:mos and inpielf had the sati-fisetion to bi g n last night, and as we • treat the Held at usiali; i ot iii want of sleep aid ic , t, I cannot immediately send your Highness the particulars of the capitulation. or of the events which have takcu place, but will do it as early as possible. " The utast agreeable intelligence will be carried by the Lieutenant , Colonel of the colunia of Pro vincial Grenadiers, Dow Pedm Jerome, au Officer of the greatest merit, stud w ho. by tateato and courage on many occasions, and particularly its this army, has rendered himself worthy of say favour your Highness may bestow upon him. " I have directed that the oath of allegiance to our Sovereign King Ferdinand VII. which has not yet been taken Sit this city, should be adinini-ides red troday, that Ts Drum should be snug, and ias il:u_ inination made fur three nights. " God preserve your Hi4liness many years. " Serene Lord, " Count Da TILLS." " The tenet serene Lord the Pr.ldeal and Idesobtro of thy Supreme%Nato of Spaho aumi the loulcd." THE I3RITISH PRESS. LONDON, . tUESDAY, Auctst• SUIORENDFA OP bUPONT AND TWENTT TFlOt. SAND IMENCH -.APPROACH OF SUL ARTHUR IVELLESLET TO 1.15P10g. Lieutenant Aar, of tar Black Joke lugger, Its rived lest morning at the Adrisiraity, with on account of the surrender of General Da eau r, and a Freoch farce of twenty thousand taco. He 1449 11:60 brought an account of the lanJiug a: Sir Asessa WELT.T.ILLY in Portugal, and that he was within two days march of Lisbon, at the h , ad of fourteen thoutani men, from whe:;_i! we may hope that JUitOT has experienced the fate of Duro*? before this time. Lit 'defiant A IT deft Coro:tug oil the "tit hest. and arrived at Fab mouth, no Sunday MO4 Mug, at some eick.ck, room which place he reached London in 34 hours ; he drove to the Admiralty in a chaise awl four, the post-hoys of which had their caps decorated with bunches of the rilc:oons worn by the Sponish Po. tricts.—The rii,bous were azi.re blue and orange satin—o• the Wise was inscribed the following. motto, in letters of t toi.l— , l'erqrr o 21lorir por remand() l'fif."—else 1.1 , V11;It Inn upon the orange was—. 4 Ferman:le i:e decorations of the postilions, and iudeed their whole appearance, indicated that they were bearers of .401wi tiding.. —A great crowd was 60041 1050111.41, !, which followed Lieuteinnot ALT from the Ad alty to Downing-street, all ra A erly imploring the news. A few words were sufficient for the poirprwoe---" De• CONT totally defeated,and Sir Aerit a WF.LLEsLttf near Lisbon," were re-echoed through the offices. The grateful! intelli zence soon -pread through town. and excited a gretit •ensatton. It o apt communicated tei the Nlini,terial circles in Coe G i winK briefbulle till : "Grerral Dupont, teit's 20.000 teen, surreader ed to Geoestil C•extanes; nut Sir Arthur Wellesley waken Imo days march 41 Lisboa." The substance of the newt was at the same time sent off to Wind sor. The Official Dispatches flont Generals Ca.- TASOS and Da TILLY, to the Supreme Junta of Seville, announcing this importaut event, are given in our preceding columns. It appears that De- PONT's force at Andujar amounted to 12,000 tare, and that Geneve! CAST.% ! , 4 04, having learn ed that a French reinforcement, of bOO% was on its march, resolved to arts, k hint before a junction could take glace. • =fire action. coat menced on the 30th July; it was most obsti nately contested for some time, hut at lenow.li the Marions prevailed. and DL'TONT was completely defeated with great loss. General C ssv.stoms was ',repairing to attack him the nest looming, when General DOPAIXT, io order to 4:4Vt, his whole army from destruction, proposed to surrender. A 'sego ciatiou immediately took place. add the whole of the French army, inch:did:: tee eight thousand men that were on their march to join him, surren dered prisoosers of war, with sit their artillery, ma gamines, &e. die. Thus, to use tin- words of General Csirestios, in his official account of this g:Oriotis victory, 1e there is not now o sitgle Fremantle is erns is the srAole of Andalusia." We enogratulate one readers on this most glo• riOn, and decisive victor'', the advantages of winch are almost incalculable. It will add, if possible, to dieenthusiasm with which the Spanish Patriot* are actuated, and inspire them with a just confidence iu their own power. It; effects in dispiriting the French must be in the same proportion, for, from the coin:pence:nen: of the ftcrol /gime, they have never s z.taineel cmi...ete a Jercat. But this is not al: Sperrisli ies or.t To:ow4tetnAVateutit are wis completeiy at liberty, a .d was sdiawee withriettlio. ger to Madrid, of which city Ikiog doscPti is ta likely to martin long i ti i poasession. Should Se itovalue WaLLEALEY's attack Upon LAW% he crowned with stri•ce,is. .re 'ni g ht almost avittipztt 0:e com e latu espulbroa or V:e French Areal ti t whole praline:o of Spain, and the vimolete of the 'Spanish enuiv. Poe estentlitg vevot o ti o „, of this kind we ought no: to be unprepared. L o . NAP sinil:, the late runit:ray from ileyonne, was uvt many years since a futOrive from Egypt to where ire war chased on *hove by Lord NcLto:l%, crUiscre, infamy and psi ;ii•Muitut uri r ht 1, • expected as the reward of Such coormilw, and baseness. Fortune, however, iQ her , fruliv, did better for hire. She put sato his bands the et.,- tinies of Europe, and tirade him Sovereign of Continent. With t.:: tame coprice that ru. him, she is now beginning to tether favowrite It wouli stein, by some letters or extracts s:r l in the Co,r mental papers, that the Sranish tro o p, in the Islam' of FO:ieo, a; well as in various p ea of the Da iish or Hanoveriau territory, begio IOW!. peet 6)41 ly on the part of NAPOLEON, ta mi e t j, their liiiveres)pi and country. It is, tweet ilie!ro, tri!'s ficuit, if nut i inpassilAe for them, sit rrou:itled as thee are oy tile forces of CERN ADuITI;, to eNprets thct resentment by any affirmative act. lf, kik sr : are sr, stronoly actuated b; the events in Spin, we coiid. extend our uttention to Dminark, v e Tema' Is on the singularity of the male: ime:Avil trarsinit. intelligence Irma Jutland to FL014:14 to Zealand. Hal 100 as, anew rted, ore used fur tinn ing the Great Belt, from Corsoer to N), burg ;skie s car;eon ball, to which dispatches Are fastened, thrown across the Little telt, a s ace of at least mile and a half from the nearest point ofJutland to that of Funen. It omit be owned, that, of all the European capitals and Sovereigns, Coperrhay,es sod FlEntatc the V Ids seem to be sunk iota the deepest, as well u the most opprobriou rsubjettion. • Even Fasor.e.te.WlLLt ty, like Fasicts I. at 1 1 .1- *limbos preserved his hotwur, though he has lost tis revenues sod his donsiiiions. We hare received Dutds Papers to the fait it:l:taut. They confirm the L!e, tare of BOSAP•aTi fro:u liarwrne, alai scone farther particulars of L. route. The l'aris !vi pers, quoted by the Dutch as their authority co the-'e points, are the dlarile, , end 50U241 ethers among the best informed Prionsia tWt city. He left Bayonne, with his Empress,:au tin uijDt sf the 3Utir last, and nreixed ut Pau on the motimini of the 21• t, and reraiiined there toad the nothing of the 3.141. 11. , was expected at Toulouse.on tbs • where it wits supposed he would confinee until the gsth. Prom thence be bras to proceed to Agen, through which he. was to pass on, his say to Bordeaux, where be was expected to arrive on the ;Kele . The le:tgth of his visit at Boardeaam is out atio.:ol, nor arc we ilifermeli ti w hit point he ib as next to bend him course; but it is positively stated, under the Paris head, that great prepa rations were making in that city for the cdebos tiou of his birth-day, th! 13th Angast.. at which day he ass expected lit Rambouitlet. Itaashoitiliet is his fans io the neighbourhood of that capital, where he 'bad his ihnprior have devoted so ninth care to the breed of Spaoisls sheep. They are the only subjects from tiat coantry likely to ackuoa ledge his sway. It might have been expected that he would have avoided 0 jects that nitt-t taci:e such painful eecollections--objects which ores silently reproach him with his flight flow 1i,..r -ssisrte--a flight as disgraceful as his Bight lien Egypt. He then deserted a ,aslant army, and his favourite Generals, Kernsa, Itconbut, sad NIENot.:. He WEN turns his back Impost Dv rasyr, Molte', and Je sot., and leavers throe instroineuts of ibis peraely a..d Jnta:ion, a ith the troops under their cAutuarld, to the sword of tha injured and insulted Spaniards. We see uo reasoa to doubt this ac:ount of Narot.tott's :note anti intended return to Paris. Preparations have heel einntneectil for his reeeptinti in the several tow,. through which he is expected to pass ; and cniudi as the French Pellets are disembed to indulge is falsehood and inisorpresentatiou, we do not Fero:- lect any instance of a g rat uitou fatbriration of this kind. It could have no object but to conceal Ins real route, and th t would be as completely attain et: by preserving a total silence on the suoject, a n d, at the same time. without any loss of cliaracter to the panhc press. It will require souse ingenuity and address to present himself to his good city of Paris without fei.r of sinking; in their esteem. It would surely be too gross nn imposture, even opal' Pari.isn credulity and sycophancy, to boast that lie had established JOSEPH upon the throne of Spaio. Ile can boast of victories in the field, and adrautages in the Cabinet. He brill return to Paris covered with disgrace, dafeated iD ban s :" • and in Cz -veil, a beaten General, and a mit. judging si.7:i• air politicises. He may treed bus vengeance upon the unfortunate Ctssai.ES and F MIDIS AND. and the ether Royal brooches of the 'House of Spain, victims of li:4 perfidy. anal itr:katr.s if Ins prisons iu France. roe fate of Tovissstsv, anJ D'Esoutssi, wars reserved for them, from this moment they were betrayed into fa0g....1 the Ibis Lis disappointment will probably seetle temper will prop ex , e ,, s of cruel/ tires; lost if 40, hey awl jullgin Battered hire -1 nappinA it. K: session of its NAP3I.EON, at day at Paris, papers. Neitl or suggestion t approachic; rut indeed they rat is an event at net:moats taugli 117tic1 , : of any it 11;...Iburgh, thi ha.] been receiv capttae of the 12,000 tneu, b) w mey hope ill' A Gottenburzt iutelligeace fa does ant nake alc,:n /Alice, it dsol .wasay.daa 1 - IllieExpedii tl4. FAdir vrrePiftl but a S.S.W. morning, it w.l Into Torbay.. lir Dalin the itelt :11 Lasts, to be • Fri wf.C?ttntil toot the usue accortlit-ogly.'t The i•eaus, was captoied . l by the Atiseb of e . g.:wt.«. • La Dim., i teen, frki.it by His Mail: iiito Plymout A couvoy ert P ittei:utc. - .1 brig by the Danes ietiersi Fs se's:night, In void tws resps salt. at Do 111441;r4i.eu Viefines,l4y, The posed, enlist; 7 119. .I:uts..rosl. 1 0 i,rsad.,t. A tit ttv lave 06krustions a pe;.tir de wide retlecti, The itenbAs. the 3 aprreti =that temptordy rt t4reatened tiaaagin pre! At an sail 4pf Cenagat Xing's Mao pellet Clank if maiesurn A trial of trutrit,sfuea, Tx!? of shots I • Wflll sil.v•r cup so • .:ed ;h! l ail neut% at best 'mortis tae 4:41111 lib JAL tvorls4 State of t Fos Coto Fat U Colonel I 110.4 of the The hart last IreTs; souse I Utter are eissitlerabi st &utter tbi ltarvest hag South Do Ai a ge„; we rks go of Le wad eel e‘o mauling oat of hicc Kid en, hal eta led det Ofl the JIHN Slit 'lrtsmout h .ad, whit ere 00 t tilt= to be ocittser eiace.--It lota, who ! eat*: th 4 have 1%14 is France, dim ti n 4 •pp!!l boi t. It v?. much '►jirht.