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. . AO 11i t,.. b .' , Is•.. '. , ve* ? .; 4 , ..• i. s ... 1.. '`e - • ~,;" • t ' : :',. .. , . . .• . ..:.,,, e. , / - - ~ • ft , • 4 ,.: • 1,- ...: -,, e , - % rittto t e t) t . ~ • • „... ~;- , • • . • . ..,„___..,___________ . . __,________.____:. _____ _.... . _ . _ __._ .______ ... _____ • .111URSDAY, AUGUST 4, - 1848. . r v .., . TRICE SIXIII I IENOL. • - . • _ "•.-4,i...4-.- ' • • 74133i5ER 1731•) Urn THILATEE•I{OPAI., LIATMARKETs - t~iSsl?ltlr4l NT EVENING, Aug. 4; ass, will be prerettod • sew Play, is three Acts, called • • THE AFRICANS; OR, WAR, LOVE ANH Dl . irth entirely sew Sersery, primes, and Decorations. lire Overture and Mane composed and selected by Mr. Kelly. Family), (the Priest,) Mr. Thompson c Toeribal, Mr. Far ley; Matlibon, Mr. Fawcett; Eche*, Mr. Young; Deudia sego Jolla Kin; of Kariou, Mr. Palmer, jan. • Daticarri, Mr. Caries Fetterwcil, ,Mr. Grove ; M2rro:rbotie, Mr. Menage; Henry Augustus Mop, Mr. Liston. ;Seri**, MN Gibbs ; Darioa, bin. St. Lever ; Stitt& Mr.. Liston. Female Sieves, Prsoners, Dancers ke...rAlesdatnes Ost ler, Barrett, De Camp, Gardiner, Kendall , Lecierve, Menage, Ural, Atoka', Sormont, Walt, Wilson, &c. Previous to which, a Comedy, called, WAYS AND MEANS. • *ITITIALLING-OFFICE, Aus• 16 nos.' PIITIE CON MISSION E 11S for ietwellhaq, Fty . Alaf•aty's Nary, 4 hereby eire Notice, Thal .. TITER DAY, 16lb inelast, they will be mull to receive Tea., der. in wilier (scaled air), and *real for THREE 'HUN DRED TON'R of IRON BUTT HOOPS, aid for 11'WO HUNDRED TONS qj IRON MATT HOOPS; 'Me "WNW: S. be delirertd M eirbt, sad Si. latter itesix reeek,, by itkekiv pmpartim ifft• Mt Majestic rielarr!liag Store, at Deptford, road la be ;aid for by Big yayajde with hierea, Nigel!, days qfter date. • • MAT ON GOVEKNIKENT: This day is prbitslted, eregmutly piitated i• oft. rolasit sou. poke 7e. its - beards, ESSAY By' PHILO PATit 1 A . - • Gazette*, Troclanattmas, rnJ vil i tateTer printed ir • pets are calculated to exciee patriot...am, or soy • - dignatioat against the family of Liorlaparte; tos much as, that those who print. cony, read,, o: bitten • o any similer papers. are declared and punished as guilty of high trca,uit. Prints•! for the Author, and geld at Each Library. Albettat.rle-oteet. Where may be had. • The lAilitlYS PRAYER of av UNCERW.tLEIENEE r illestrateti by 7 Cm:ravages, which exhibit serge's Chet have Clime place or the Cortiacat, since the Freach Krrolutiot. Price tee. Aad a Dew CATALOGUE of his extensive Library, con= tainitte the Oddest oarietf ever altered to the Politic. Price ,el, • lAD AJOZ, JULIE 16. A stratagem contrived by liaison, and coutrary to the law of nations, bus tmeoeryed his troops front A a . couiptete rout. General Ckstanos was par prating to uttack bin) with numerous force‘; but•dia coverung in' the vanguard cf the enemy a . multi tude of children, women, secular and regular cia o-men, drown from Cordova, liu foand himself oialiwal to desist from immolating a: a ilway innocent victims. - There arzt arrived in this city . Swiss and Porto cannootters, wlta tied from Pelves. 'lkon art at this ptice oily font hundred men in port ion the remainder, with kieueral Kcilerman at their head, broke up towards Unborn, which, as it appears, th►c*teded with a speedy attack. . - rite enisditinog of Me Coshes*, awl Samples elf the) Moor, may be gren a Me Secretary's Ojic?. N. waste: will be _had to any Mick,' in tehish the Price *halt be•bOlferted in.lVarrip at let 4, or that skill en' be J . :tivered to the Board berme One o'clock nx Me mad Tvesst.l7, the 3616 lambast, mar eaten tlso Person who madam the Touter, or mow Person on his bAolf, (atone to answer when called or. FR E N CH:A ND ITALIAN DICT 0 MAC. I CR. ..... This day as trattliddhed, _anew Editiods, of /THE ROYAL POC KE r DIC TII iN AltY of the FRENCH and ENIFILL3H LANGII.I4-as, is two Parts, carefully revised and roireeted. To whieli is ad dled, a Gement Table of all the Monies is Earape s Aniseed to English and French Standards. VICTUALLING-OFFICE:, Jui.v 3t, !two. THE e()NIMISSIONEILS Vietttollitag Its . *sleet fa Na.. hir , :be tire Notice, Tint ex THURSDAY, the istA of September nerr, they will read' H receire r•Parrs M sori!ing (s,ol-.4 tiy) rid bout ,r - he melt 3s l otifitteinlSH BEEF nod POE IC, •tf tEt. beet ounlity, and to be bored in tisa mewing seet.on, or the respee tire :li r eeohnote grail Donlan therein stip think proper tong: ; one- , ;aril port thereon* Pat*lni in Jude Inefle.kne , • corf 'tied rsrt tierces owl the rinnaintret ogre -thirif pai lin bar: et* ;1.., lee delnomi iPto nit hfm julett rioteolttap "ttore* it D•pttlett,. Pertwetth one .Ity tenth, nod into the riehilUor Sibrer in St. enthe one.. in ,rertil2r prooortinns rf oAhsieseiiption cer cook', by the perish pin Sy' David ritr, der, Mr. Mathews; Ransom, Mr. Palmer, . Jun.; Rcropte, Mr. Carirs ; Tiptoe, Mr. Farley';. Ynal 111 c. task Dundee, MIS. Davenport; Ilar riet• U. Mathews t Eitiy, Mrs. Gibbs; Mrs. Pont), :tam. *** The new PIT; of The Africans; or, War, LeW. , , a!{,l Duty, runtinoin; to he received by overeowing noli-.oves With the strongest Rucks of ono:I:mous appt•tigw, wild be re mt., ea carry eresilag, with. the Wowing iteartairnsientitt To:noirosr, An Gaol Hi:moor, Nun*" gown of Scapia.—On riatoriLty, • • Mask Mad, sail of Day. The new an? Atronrite Farte-of Plue soci4foolterpitit or, The Vorrvtit of Cerr &num ; 1 . 011 be ,wpw.led, for the IYW sitne, on ,ilotiiigy . nett. * • • r4OCLANIATIOM. • Ose-fuurth °feats whole by the 3 let of .; Cur.half of the remaining quar.tity, by the 31st Wa eli ; And the reutaiocier by lie sotb oflone, met) - . . •• Ya l' StIALL. VaJtr the Patron ne of IbirliLEStinga.l Niemen the Prince et WA Ir-MORROW, FLUDAY, August s, will k a GUANO GALA, and Brilliant Dirplay of FIRE WORKS, by Signor Mn tram, .••• _ • • Adadssam arr. 6d. Doots oiasa at Seven►, sod the Calmest 444 at E4ht. T HE ( i ItAND C4PIThL PRIZES of liaterrav'tl i t v P A ) ;i l ynCi '...c tv . i . ll . ea gc tie sse Si3 Y 7tl in Da h y e of Draw: sad Shares, waintatM nadravni, are ea Sala et all the Licensed Meta is To a and Cauatry. FIVE THOU'itND . POUNDS._ rilun TICKET, 5624. ditto!) on Tuestl tv 11 ;'rice of 3,00u1. m sold in Toro Quarters, .One Eighth, and Six Sixteenth Shares, at BMWS Ofh, co, 4, Cornbal, nod 9, Ch tring-Cross, where Ticksta and Skarts arc ~Alin;, warranted nurirawn. S.itur - laext will be the sixth day of drawing, and the ful ly& tog 14 t he true state of the n heti 1.. 3 3 o,oou 6.. 506 be &c. &C. itrANlsn, PORTUGUESE, AND ITALIAN LAN GUAGES. TIARENTS and ( ici.:iiii)lANS are respect folly), informed, that, us the acquisltion of the above Lanzuages is likely to peeve highly beneficial to British yovth. destined fur commune, they will have an opportunity of Lovin4 tf it 1.111/1 initiated in then; without any addition to the prevat,d terms, who will be hereafter *duetted at glauor-Noime Kvouiogton- lane, • Boarding-School of lempestablisk;d repot, for finishing youth in comnatraiai, these:cal, Feaueb and lgitglisks 'itemiser, mid in ruions brambea of scholastic accomplishments, by WILMA It EIZA N, :Attar of " dm Negociant Universe'," " r- Cal Phraseology," " A Guide to Useful Knowledge," L.c. and " Instruct/0r Francois." BEAUI7ftTL WOW EN . THE gietiteslil;iii;hte•ll( 7 2iiiy is anperfluovis, Dairy on the Fere, Neeic, and Arms —HUBERT's ROSEATE POWDER immediately removes them; is en depot article, perked) , innocent and pluassat to am, price es, and 7s._ , Sold ter the Proprietor, (wholesale sad retail,) 23, lentil street, Covent-stares ; Overton, alt, Dolid-street ; (.11U vett, 3, Cheap - side; Dull, ; .Baider, PAlinbargh and Glasgow , Simeon, tiers fiord ; Rolleann, Coveetry ; Mitchell, Cukhester ; Dawson, Liverpool; Searle, !Avila; Bettison, Margate; Summer, Worthing; Cater, York; Gould, Both ; Hail; Gregory, Margate ; • Gregor), Brighten; Shea; 'town, Ihwaster ; Trza Exvter ; Tyirdn, lV3retster ; Wells ; and by 'unperson la every lowa in the Daitrd Kingdoia. Good rllii/6411C2 to Perfumers and DellvAs. LSSANTIAL SALT OF LEAIONS, For taking Len Moulds, Ink Spots, lied in.., and other Status ' uut of Linen ace, Wic ana for Justly a other Uses, no a iiiii/ititts tor I.enio.w. Prica. Uue be the Bum. AV ING received numerous complaints that Couiposit:mai r . sold make the title of Salt of Le. e 0.% are set cony intiitctisal, bet that they barn arwl 'de an/ the Learn, I Watt it ZICCIMIIaty 10 inform the Public, that my True Esseutial Daft of Lennon ii only to he b.ul, wholesale slut triad, et my Slop in reckspur-street, ard that sank: ta tube depssidtA upon as tniur but *hat has my Illigusture au the lottiiilo of each Box, sad untstur of the Wrapper. W. BAYLEY. N.B. The Salt of Lessons is particularly useful to Ladies is washing their bands, as it inituotly takes oat the Stains of Fruit, coloureilGiewes, Ec. and is winch wen agrrerlic Ow than Leman its-if. At the. same place tasty be hai, Rl7l.Ers S.trOW P.Tt• IRO DROPS, fee Ulan Gnome tmt .0 Silk, &NC ;Vool• lea Cloth, Acc. DR. JAM F.S'S •PO W R rim revers, 4gaer, Cobh. !alumna's, Measles, ke. CAUTION. VARIOUS Imitatio ns of thi s M e di c i ne h ave been Lroucht forward by perilous knurl-1y in l/netur 1/smey'a service, tinder the prethice of having assisted in preparing his t'uwatt ; bid to obviate suck imporatitais, the public are eric' of the strongcat erialeare—the ao tatn deponitims of Ike Dnidee himself, in an affidavit left io the hands of hia Executors, and in the year 3777, own after his dectunin. Ili this he declare*, " bat " the servants he eno toyed io the preparation of his Powder had little more hi do than ui /wand the inerestieats, and *Used to the tine n• dry his direettint; that ;he rest of the 8 rimers* had slwc ; a been performed by binareff; and that " be never admitted any penein ta lie present ut such pro *" teas, but bill sun, Rub v 1 llarcourt James, and Mr. sew " Wry." Powders tare new °Rived for isle by env who boldly as • " that he wan the origitial and indyperson who ever "'erred them for the late Dr. Jenrce." It happeos, host-rev, thnt the Frier Powder was Pre pared and sold ht Cm. this teen wathorn, (the Patent isr -.ng dated in 1747`, and thrrefore hr cu:d not have been either " the orig,Mal" or " the only" preparer • hut the truth that he never was. st ?my time , employed by Dr. James to assist hie: in die process of his pewskr. The ;ennitm Ponder is to be had oily from F. Newbe•-y and Suor, No. 15 , h St. Pare. Charch-)ard, Lembo,; or at Dr. James's late base, in Druton-strcet, ill Packets, A. f,d. each ; or in bottles, containing Ito Packets, • ,de up for the Army and Navy, price as. inclnding Obstrvo that the wants, " C. Newbery, No. 43, are entand ea the Latasirik h Acid to be raid for'll6lll.l4ardate with iatereit,eirtety Jve a f ter &tr. _ r.coßwiiii., of the Cataract metre be seen at the Secret ar u s tree, id this Oft Fee, or bry cps:dying' tp 3fr W. Dew , !rville, • steent.rew the riealt!line at eerk - ; re t.r rYalleetars -or flu Ma jesties Co.'enes. at Llatrick, .13.•:fied, _Velure, and tVisteiford ; e.sii to tiro t- 3tait.74:eaerol,at Aahl v, resp,clit , oh. No re aid weir be Ma to city Tonacr to which the Price shall, ( be ino rted in words at kook, or that skid! s not he driirered to the !Lard 5, ,, r0rt One o'Coek on the •„ id l'iur • fey, tla nth if September are', nor o'i!res the P 1 ,201. moo make? the Trader, or son:. Person on his behalf, attends, to assume Irian eerlltd for. PROPERTY DUTY ON DIVIDENDS PAYABLS IN T:BE TEARS illro3, 1804, aa01.18.05- rpappearimg, dotwitAdsdeildfir 'Me *erica re-. eatedlz sex. a; made le the parties entitled to Ileidetuis of stock peg Ale at the Dealt of keels: d, South flea I fosse, and Put India /tuts ',Teeth-oy, who hare not pail the defies( the mac far the ,ears "boos mentioned, that 'harvest gut set is swop instasca bete vide If the 'aid date, re rehy these parties Aare iectrAtt revisal peuthes to be rec-wered ay Aerials or bar ell4l4l, CALl.ll4,.ioners f or t4 e vw c i o l purpo se s Ipf tbe F" , P^ l 4 , 44 klieg willow, to clic:. forth'er ;I:ne far such pay ,vts, hereby ;ire notice, that th e D u ti e s p a o t 4l e o i a U deed, of reel! Stock artl lavaitie. thaw. years are deter«, to be paid into the Bank of England; and the Catiriestet of paymeets Awing lodged at tie o,:"ce of the I' osssisiesers at et. Old Stack Ezekauge, the parties staking mound thereof :sill be aqsaharged is the Peeks of the Respeetise Cow Mittioll4:fS 14tril and-nese the Intl day of October next, bat !kat all peruses who shall neglect I. snake each pa:pleat es or before Ara doe try' be presided as the Lau birrett, and atepa are sees tubs: for briegiag all drraultsre iota charwe , fur the doable ditty whestall sot hate paid the arre.fer the l'sa afore we:timed rot or before the said lath day,of October serf, oiler which day the Ofieet rhe bid Flock ExaAaage will be coned. By Order of the Board. MATTHEW WINTER. Occe for Taret, Atißout 1, 1808. MARMION. is day is pnblisbeil, price t 2s. boards, This THE "11l (RD EDITION Oftii ll:Nl lON. 19 intim! for A. Constable and Co. Ethilburgb W. Albelusrle-strest and John Murray-, Jo, Fleet street. Books za 'l'Aeo:o„v, just published by J. 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A HIDER TREATISE nn DEATH, Philuslancally, Marally, and Peactically cunagiered. In RaolacJp nio. 31. Wan's. • 3. A VANVAL of 1 4 If.TY, adapted to the wants and calculated fur the linp.ove3wat of. all Sects of Chris thubt; extracted from the Huly Li7ing and 1)0nr of Jeremy Taylor; with a Preface, Life of Author, aid holm By WA:at Fellewre, A. M. Oxco. 61'0. pike boards. • h. SERMONS on VARIOUS SIL'BIECTS By the Rev. !tipsy% l'oensead, Rector of Poetry, Wilts. and Author of A joivary through Spain,' drc. kr. hl4lOlB. 7. An CASAY on the NATURE and 1 1 111UTABILITY of TRI; riri, In opposition to SOPIIISTItY and SCEP TICI.iht. By Joiaca Heaths, LL.D. Profi-ssor of .!oral Philosophy and, Logic in the Idariscloil College and Eni versity of Aberdeen. Seventh Edition, !JIM. 91. board.. a. SERMONS en a FUTER E STATE, and MUT rA L RECOGNITION of each other, and on other Subjects. Ey the Mew. R. 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SPAIN: rpm is ovariso aurrints. • J ULY On the edth day of June Scignor Caro attacked • Moncey between Quarte and filislata t villager situated at a small distance from Valencia, and obliged him to retreat. The Spanish arms were crowned kith a einider • success on the 97th, is which•the Valenciatis sustained a considerable loss. but emoted a winch greener one to the enemy. Our Generel had learned, that the enemy meditated an attack upon the Awn that night, and, to cover it, moved under the walls. 'ln fact, the French army began its attack at one o'clock in the ufteruoott • of the nth, with a brisk fire of artillery and rams quetry, directed against &Grant points of the town, principally aiming at the destruction of the gate of Quarts. He, however, was received with suet: vigour and eteadinesa by the batteries Waxed in the town, pertly on the walls, and partly on the tope of houses, that on the approach of teebt, he retreated in complete dieo'rrier to his general quar ters, situated between the two villages alsOve said, and defended by a battery adiantageourly disposed. Coder euch circumstances, Messrs. Cervellon, Lis mei, and Caro, desirous to dislodge him front such a strong position, determined that- the Valencia's, Murtaan, and those troops that garrisoned the town, led lon by their respectit e Commanders, should as sault the trenchei froip all parts, which they did Int the twenty-ninth. The combat was as obstinate and blo:dy as may he expected between tsre armies, the one superlatively disciplined, commanded by one of the greaten Generals Fraoce boasts of; placed in dill necessity of conquering or dying, aui mated by a succession of sixteen years' victory, and farther protected by hi s situation ; and the other . stimulated fiy the quickest sentiment s of Religion, Patriotism, and the love of Liberty. The good '1 cause „triumphed at last, and the enemy was so completely routed, dust (cow an army of 18,000 ; men, ouly lOnn made their escape. At the de parture of the post they were fl uctuating in un certain movements, such as doubt, terror, and cle span-, may inspire, though at last they took 'the road of La Mancha. The measures that were taken to break down the bridges over which they were to pass, and, moreover, 100,000 peasant* in arms, froin the neighbouring districts of Valencia, who are in pursuit of them, all render it almost practicable for them to make a safe retreat. Mall the people of this great nation were penetrated with similar sentiments, and they manifested the same constancy in 'danger, and obedience to their Chiefs, as these invincible Valencians, we should evince to the whole universe, that there is no occa sion for resorting to history to convince ourselves, that great virtues, directed by pitelerrar, operate prodigies against numerous . armies,' though sup ported by disciplin e , a n d by talents its the ClPetit. sue:tato, JULY 29. By letters received from La Mancha. through the last Courier, we learn, that the division of Wedel has been completely routed ; he was going with the intention of assisting Dupont, who is in the post critical situation, sarroutithal in the vicinity of Ao .4luCar by 40,000 Audalusians. •jeneral Freer, des tined for the same enterpisze, eppreheading a simi lar fate, did - not venture to proceed beyond St. Clemente; there he was joined by 900 men, the only remnant of the beautiful army with which Muncey expected to snbjuiene Valencia. Th ese fugitives are indebted f or their existence to a trai tor, who has pointed out the way to them for cf. feet ing their escape. We leans from Lerida, that the Catelonianibave rendered themselves masters, by storm, of Fort Monjuy, with the loss of front 6to 71100 men; but they put to the sword the wholc itf the garrison, iu conformity to the lawa of war in similar cases. The present Government takes tilt:severest wee- sore; to prevent the dissemination of the mews of the disasters experienced h)• the French arts in different prorinves of the litigdom. They bare therefore prohibited, with all rigour, all Diaries, Noble Inhabitants of Arturhe !—What paair terror bee tnkcu hold °friar beset; ? A remote deog i .z affrights you! an iutiAlinory 111%1111;G:1 terrifies you Do you Not know, that tt,„ wh o p.. power of Home, in the renitl4 of ite splendour, .zed a ith bee Fauperoe At ter head, Inn not been able to ag l4 oin-.ll.4lroriseo io her ? Hare you forgot, that the iAnueacrable bush of bartierbuis *bleb Africa Lae .0- • roit.st late our YeAdosele, have fauns their teazle onside to •e rerita •! Yon are, penitireaturc, afraid of the thre.,ta of tire cow - reran prima/anti Austerlitz. Away with flume Midi., spread by oar racemes In etelicarten you. The Preach arnt. , ‘, that bare Lltci the world will (heir MUM, -ice pr.3trate in the dust ; the semeiotic! Pe holdoir iu c....rescre ties uuhippy thut 'Aare how saennet-i to the is:nhitum of the it Chief. la Span. w. bans hot Luw suldie.s, raw, is,- - perimicsd, weakened by fate•ue, of unriertakir.g the criniund of au a: isiev comtry They eat feet ite slankr, rf their Chiefs hid them; but what will he to ir Will they return' They sill, if you rsfuse to itui:ate ! pier forefathers • bet if you stied, the enemy with luny rind do r. porta:at, they will lie aitettished, and ynu will intioultre them like victims unable even to hel l o themselves. They ef.all bill at your fees in bops, some from terror, some from the irresistible weight of your ruirmt anus. Cast weay your . muskets, attack them with •arms still more ersol, with imp:emeriti of hus'sanalry, with the acme which lioetr anus are accustoined to handle, and then you w:ltatinnity see the disparity betwixt you Mid • dorm. The corky and artillery, in which their prineiral force otheieP s cuartut mail them smarm you: ail the root is a are tesuptible mass, without vigour, withokt foeituile, at the rimiest knowing to Inc a musket, heipless and Sonora the moment you dam in with them. Areusii ! Juke heart ' You will have the pledge of Victor) with you, ;Ed las assur:',. the Frew h 1:11 ant tuvadr you ; if /key dare rt; AMU eatomb them :intone the nnentalaa avid valltit3 that garrotted us WIE:t, tine!: you that bet ire they swath row towne, veins tlw nearest to Castille, they will set • the haeock of the artillery and Id the troops that 'son our mum The *Mesh:maidens of the :Supreme Jidda, the premise and app.-opiate entree of the Cuintuaelr-ia-Chief, will they not repress the iutrelnuesty of tinsel ratans, aphl not pre serve the people wzatbat the chicle the invasion might mermen t /Memorable %punters of the , lkastors of the' People, when you hear the trimeratot • !Mee of dauger, mote year *Mock, estiort them aid conduct theim to lit held .741So:tour ! (;euerous tienfltioeu, ye that have seelt "illiterate on fin: triode .of the pacific I'd_ lacers, when you sex the dame spe,s.ling acrd re4Puir among the mountains, sally furth Lu presnve the rallies from the eonflap‘rat Pee, taking :1k you es *easy es can contribute to li.eritiiictiou! Arouse Astlitiacs, and be ceastout in your raftier ; if an Freurlitima •beipel from the assay, let hint find in yes the fete in. -pared for yourselves! Let them harm at once, that you ir•!! receive there amording to their • desert, and perhaps thi- tirite../ agave will detain them; if resh isto, and winisres the lasts* already licrei4.tary to year names Let the .••old know, :bat the Asturias LAve, for tlea third tame, mptil,-.1 filth* proud 'graders, Wad that entennieetion awaits thtm ! Oviedo, tint enthJ ;:i. !lOU THE DUTCH-PAPERS. • PARIS, JULY 18. Private letters from Madrid, of the 30th nit. state, that tranquillity was completely re-esta blished in that city, and that the ['trivet of the sew Almond] was impatiently eaKeted. • In pursuance of an imperial decree, dated the 12th of May, at Jleyuntio, ita £xtraordinery Junta is appointed to constant the Adinissistrution of T cany. It consists of General Menem, the (7oon sellor of State' Audi*, anal the Masters of U e Rolls, ehtiban, •Degenurdo, and Jeanet, together with the Auditor Kolbe-Ilerton Crillon, Secretary- General. General Melton takes the title of Gt eensor, is invested with the suprc4iie COIIIIIIALIII of the troops, nod will officiate as President of the Junta. Accenting to a decree of the Junta, the commencement of the Session of the Extraordinary - Junta will be notified to all the Civil and Authorities of the three elepartuseuts of 'lnseam.- The follosing Prod:us:alien to the inliabi•asits r f that country lite Pier ordered to be published end placaraed *Hiner the theme department, : • " YOSCIOIII!...His 'Majesty the Emperor and WA, bas lern pleased to insaftr upon you the houour of heir adopted into the Great Family, and of welkin; yourselves to he des tiny of the Empire, Gored by ids genius. Nemilews the • Great adopts you as his children, and she French 1141.41 it you by the name of brothers. " -* " This ii:opt in promises to you all the refit . to of the hems. • Bceat cares of wurllltnitnou,s tuipereea.athe pr.rtceturof ligios and morality. Yon ^ill now be happy You will receive a vile of lass, which, bras the of:spring of ivo.dons, and the exprviroce of ages, secures Mc ri41511 of property, and the stal..lity of fami lies. Your agr.calt ore and iuduur y sill flourish. You will restore tot T 'urea y, the native country of a Dante, Galileo, and Michael Angelo, the Atlieueof Italy, that splanionr which the &Vie Mow, the arts and sciences, of ichnh it was rue meek to modern Europe, fora:nil conferivil upon it. " &)eerited (cam the 'politest of heroes and of Soverelsus, oar first wish is to merit your atm.:unseat. To attain Me purpose, we bare nothing more to 4.. this to make yon acquainted with, arid f.,thfullv to fulfil the instractiou• which we have received. dour trains have even anticipated oar wishes; end already , sot less &au ourselves, you esteem , lave, and admire out Hillstrom* Etopeem. " Tureens ! You are a ;0.4, a virteous, and a loyal peo ple. The Emperor knows and esteems you. Piece y , er whole coufideui•a In bun. U t 'Arleen men of all parties becotae silent, and forego their absurd expectotiues. I t the brave the wy.e„ond the impartial elsesce mu of "e s sniff, sad as in all tP.e other pails of France' pumcm cue soul and out hams. It is by such conduct, that you. aOl mike yourselves WsitLy of beta; the cbildres of Napolem." ]Flip Catholic Majesty, on reaching Iron, on the