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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. STATE PAPERS Pt/SLIMED IN TILE MONITEEK AR THE uucumtnrs ACCOMPANYING THE Al'l'EsAl;►N OF JO►LPH MG. HAFARTN TO THE THRONE OF SPAIN• AIITHIF.SS OF THE SUPREME JUNTA OF THE GOVERNMENT I'O HIS M,UESTY THE EM PE. ItOlt .11N 0 KING. o Those who at critical and difficult periods are placed nearest the Got remuent, and who base at all tunes IfolsColl themselves to he goad sod faithful stetjects, eau and ourht to avow their seutitucnts ales the welfare of time cosuiry requires it. " rancho:ell that the condition of SAM and all its con cerns demand the closest count elites With that 'whitest system of the empire which your' Majesty gllVCfillic With S.) tassels glory, we consider that the greatest proof of kaolin sit to taw Spanish 'sellout %stitch our Sovertigua ever gave, is their has imt. hued their last detcrutiontion on au immoveable basis, and eiintirsioil by a loug scrub of p u lltbmt struts. " 0 that there were no lirellet • This was the constant with of good Spaniards; because there could be nu Pyre nees, attentive the wants of each should lw the same, when ...toroth-nee should be retained asul each of the two nations have i•reivt 4, to it.. SUM degree, the sespect due to their Milt remove , . soil a orth. " The t oe rat which yet separates us frma this happy w moment cannot now lw long. Your Imperial Ilaiesty, who foresees troy thing, sail entente* them still more swiftly, leas fllt , :elt for the Provisional Gorerionseut of Spain, a Prince edacitted for the art of to the great school of roar Hairety. He has succeeded lit stilling the 'mildest Storing by the modrratimi and aisslous ut Lis ineasares.— What have wa nut, therefore, to hope from his deeds, now that ail I”Mards unite to devote to I that whittration to whirls he has so many claim, end 11614( hue la those labours which he applies for our service ° The Spanish Ifuaateby shall reettme the rink -.hies be longs to it among t h e Neaten oaf Entopr, 13.4 SOURS% It it wafted by a sew tinnily rampart m its neutral ally, ohmic peter is so great. Whoever the - Prime may Ire, alums your !tfiljasty destines Tor es, Omani ft ttttt among yam Masts. ttttt s featly, he will p l en a that securit) we so much aced ; lost Spans ma tole a pe Which weir of the other countries con nected with your Majesty ran dispute. " The Spaaish Throtw rises to inciter Wight. The eon onpmnees mating from its relation's to 1 1 11111 Ce are Of 40 im portance ronmenterate with the exteut of its slums It scrum, therefor., that the 'Throne Awn' ealts Sir your Ma jesty's eldest brother to govern it. On the utlier lode, it is a happy presage iii it this erraogetnent, %huh lir tore has 'OA. iiTIU , II, w ~it correspumh. wit\ the motion tits oi revcreorc and admiration with a :104 the actions tilia Pri n ce auil the wisdom of his Cos...rotund had ir.spirsel us. " The (Mooed of Castile, whom• wisdom commanded their fik hat all the support ta these principles si Web stood in their power, unites with the wish of the Sopi me loiter " May I Ord grant pi olwrity to you' laps real sod Hoyle' lraj.att ' " Mirlesil, May 13 1 WO." LETTER 1'RO:t1 Hit EMINENCE TIM CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP OE 701.EL.0 TO HIS 51.Ut61r TIII .F.MPI'IIOR AND KING. " The ril , ignation of tltespau'ah COMO, which has been made by !sing ( linirs IT. toy illustrious Sao-civic°, and Cie Gusfirmati.ot of the same by their Royal 1141riessea thal Prince of \Angus, and the lufauts Pon Carlin ae4 Don An toio, impose upon tor, seem:ding tot:4l4'a will, the plyusing 411 ‘ obligatiou of laying at thy fat of your Imperial and Royal hlayestr tic as-u+ incept my homage, fidelity, sad reverence, Ma V r , uf and Royal Alajeay be viciously plea,ed to 7.•v1. upira me as *as of your most &Atte? subjects, and instruct me von-erasing your high purposes, that I may lw• furnolteil with the mesas of manifesting my ecfrigusd and t~ glum autaahmatun. • " May (isal prst.erva tiolt Impart:Al aid 1111 . 1 . 31 Majesty asamr s. our tbr rewrite of amuck toad State : " Tabs.lu, May ag, mos.- 11".0( LANATION Govtawm Sr E Of ThE FREMS JrNTA OF NT. 't Sr • I Alm" , !—The preme ,Ittnt •of Cot erontent ...hit+ at pvtaallt tonwst. of pet rori of the %ugliest authority la the natter, aitietteets FILM, to itt3pei the calor., *hit b male volence and v;nuranee are eadestreutht to illeilletritt and to Volpagate among %nn fatal errors.' wls.ch tutxtat utter them torah utaltle mu* ry, Aid out the Suprrnte Gore: sonrot baritrn to annihilate them at the moment ea thee birth. The Junta tiara Motel itieif, that thoba wbo at a:l meet, and on all weensitata, hare broken:4 with era cheer to the e , u e* of their attperiora, will evince to tete anteartf.tut et a motartit when It .lereuel• nu them, either fur errr to Inure th, ar hop. to trotting it.elt the chief pot. of the state; 4X to vo t l.c flow Ida! their own maul ry. ) trlthiatß to t leiltottro anti tontinotioeto, into *bleb the eternal eimhaita of the foots rut prosperity of the Spaotoh uattos are itotbearoorilig to plunge them. o At the v. ry moment when !Irma, a toast's' an greatly favonnel br *Mare, bait exhaested, and de- . Mused, before the errs of all kotreitt, le the defects and ems. vole of Or eon C....crown e.t. had as rieed at the punt of a "VIVI.' :...isihrlation—w heir the rfT) "reltoril sheet. 104,1tt have Neu employed to revive bet ashamed strewed' wools' only hal sta . :4d to iacrease her suffering, and to plunge Isar into fresh calantitins--when, in hoe, all hope was evtineu:sh cd, Providence has grantiil us the means not duly of riereutaig OUT CoUlttry from ci dabs torn, but also of Citron her to 413 %eight Ili happiness and spindour. %girl+ she lies never yet attaineri tyro iu the ni.:st 110 t onus pernsas of lice hist nry. en, of thy", politreal revolutiosis, w loth astalash only those who alter egotil the es, tits by which 'ley have hero prepared, the Douse it Bourbon, after hsvn.i not the otter torwees hlch it possessed in Ciool.r, reintit .1 that of S - ,tetn, list only War Oil 14 heab it re tootr . O a eat. Atter baron' brought tiro ration to the brink of ruin, deprived of the support hitherto granted hy the mitotic in; bran( hes of their faord4, sod unehie to preserve the countries w hails kart fartnerly meted thins with Frame ; the Duarboass forged it imposerdsle to keep a mat which all the changes that have ueciarred in the system of politics, compelled . them to quit. Tole moot pew. aid , Print* in Ester Las areepted the migraines. of the Sow bons, sot to incorporate your territory in ha meet ad) so ex tensive imperial d ttttt hut to establish the Spanish Mn. patchy on remostrd ptiocaples, to be sabserviert t.. his ir seiible power. to the end that he may tote...bow sdi the Sa lutary refining wh:ch we have no lune (rattle Psi y paned for.., It ta *oh this purpose that he has summon 41 vowel his Serene Person the Deputies otter ideas and prsvi.icier, sea brunicipal i',.4poratione of the •1 ite, in order lo cousett on the fundamental laws etnelr mai scree to wrote the letertallre power and the alb - Fiance et the seePser IV 44 , 1 nears tie crown oft:pais uptrai the - head of a brave and uoli.e-wooded ponce, who, by the geratlenies of his diernotrue, coil suc ceed in aviation all hearts lie lain display remoree• Ito other will hoc in Ins power, and will soon es-blare Spate is that .tatioe frOUI relabels she has wily mil thrones the vrealower of the pnuces sho bust hither to rostra...4 her.— I n l ut,*4-54e 4 that ler , the 161 uof felicitj there should be found perwmts, too, nimble to mpg . . two. Lb. loft, &rainy which awaits as, and s.. OM t r.f int humus. PUrtor erf true Spaniards, sad Upright fiends of their cuuld.!,. 'Gould 'Shoat to mislead you, and .Ib3JJ9II you to ail the heltroes Mf rlyd s sr, at the very alourent soh n the hero, who most Ise the object of our daily birssitat, sad the itritOiratu.4 vi follea log age%h atttUrthet beeied in carrying jai.) (Weft the mojects bt bas &caned foe the ftheity Spar.. It rertatuly taid not breve/X . the Juitot to apprabtrud :•-at a coma . Gosa Spaniards, so retainable for ttbir lose of tura euuntri Red sal they are fru red to be tafeetairrk that some have be l eit Carta a aw a, ray au ill-undinoood rent, and a tot, taker CoUletear....- at. . l alkri.irce : that mbar is have tour • brought to doubt l'4:1• serene; the .eat interests of th - ir try mad Ewe than all thaw. that the sera, t machine ouie ef • people, by antent of the tetiteta at. bees employed to ectlacr a part of the good people .1 some ttf the plot irscre. etNa the of edition And retwthn. brave Spaniards ! will you seder loorieb es to be eirt.t.ed th t'.4 Cr :a Redolent revue let • ' yO5l he the ..f 411. is arateurtarr cereal a Shall the smierosity your tie t ins it bused, to dense you, your Cu tam a., and vour fano,. Lae What cud .h, the aeaeltel's to ilso:der sad Staatata a prismai. to thatiasettea Is it the reauseat.en your ancieol ?risen l They tore Upend the frontiers of lion& • *Chat have they to expect truon your powerless carts! Will yon *feud the. hies on n hich your littopi nW. &pride . Why then do yr 1,1...ur to aunihilate the. li ! Ds the other hand, are sot nee.usures slow Wits" to restore to the nation the possessiou of its ancient 'therm s, alla it. riotttlye CUfit.Ull—••• 6:114:11y which hut a few days since uo our tined hare hoped fir ! What es it thou you ex. pact, ye misled iiiltabituut4 sit the province is ? 11111 you draw du, 0 upuu yuurselrew all the horrors of roar, to ace your fiddle ravaged, your cities bend, your dwellings laid deou lute ? Do you think that the disorderly r, hellion of a ',co oly, brave, hut inyxperienced, a ithout Georrals, without finances, without tual,saines, without pruvisiows, without militia" , supplica, can maiutuist • conflict against +midis.... Mewed to war, and grown old in the habit of consittering :: The Junta still flatter themselves teat vow will weigh the fatal consequences is hia all infallibly result Prow your first prceedue4s, should siolospioily a foolish' olutionsey preV,iit your specinly returusin4 to the paths of uloeslieuee 3111.1 pa trtataaat, shah a marmot of demist liaa made you abandon. la order to foal, lure you, that it is the - or bole d- ore to en -I.4litin our fuelionesit, and "tattle you to perceive that One liter, their President, and the Erpror of the Freuch, iis whose hamis our fate .s oticed, have sou other unicet thou your felicity ; the lout.. w oil brine to your know leelv the oto- Alta of the uer. S-overyiAti also comes to reigu OVer US.— ii ar and judge " 'I he Calks, the ancient securities of oar rights and 1 iwivilegcs, shall be restores!, w nth inur e p urer* and un d er • better Nun then has fur • long time takeu place They shall be rutivemi terry three yarn at haul, and ionic fre quently wbeu the waists of the nation shall require their wi . rehair " The tumult expenditure of the Royal Family shall be Mord. The sous assigned out of the ltoyal Trersetry shalt lie liable to no lien use ; it shnll he less than uue-halt ul whit has billies to been issued for that piirmise. " The Catholic wen-whip shall be exclusively established in Spain. tither shall be tolerated "tinnily, the Junta of the Government lien strong Era sans to hope, that the permnal coutribution in iiiipport of the present war adl he considerably diminished, in cause termer of the improvements which the new boverittneut is annul to intioduce„ and of tin preurut political state of Europe, u Web requires the most streutiows exertows in sup. sous t of the increase ef the marine, and Aunts of a d tttt isu- Inia of the land force. " A erwlual improvement shall take place its emery depart meat of the bounces; credit shall be timeersully reaturcd, the national dint fixed, and in a few years discharged. The administration of jostler shall he suojett to isivariable rules. awl the superior pow( r shall not interrupt its Cuomo Colt nn• alma he encouraged. New life shalt be given to rem tame ar.rl Milo:try. The military and .IAVAI force shall have th e i r anen n,e splendour. All income whirls cam smote the 6.- licity of the pc. site shall be alik.e employ, il. Jeedc.e tam alis•iter ti he y . ong inter, at to tr.l,e up inns, is ur-ler .aimaseives to annihilate that, whisk it to estl:.;:-.le your felicity sail that of your children awl desccuilaota ; aid whether they see fine Spaiusrds, and eau be frirueis tit their country, situ etadeavuar to spread was; you the tun ist se dition. " Such, Spaniards, is the destiny which/ waits you, if yea will inaiataiu pelice and order ammo; yourselves ; if you cor dially unite yuurseli es with your Gammas:id and your Meal issagestmcits. If allot yon Ire &amide.' uy the desire to set well, you are shoat to meiotic happy ; hut if you iimricel the salstary *motel s Inch the Janta of the 4:uveciiincile COWS you, then froy the just resentment of a Monarch, aho an revere in aireogialr a useless sod Wad titanium . ., as he is go. serous mod gawk to forgive a sadiku burst of error. Are you irriscant that already nonierum Erruch armies are within the Spanish teiritary Do you kaua that other :winos, as ass gallons, spri mule your frontiers The pros incr. w hick . do 0.11 instantly refute to thew duty, shall be immediately 'reset by French troops, and treated with all the severity ui lea.ry The Lieutenant-General d tbe Knigilom lota al ready tssw d commands that several divisions shall advance to immesh the milli ; but the Jain& of Government have desirous to C olinraw those pecreutets, im a lath dm- Prtitn halm bees coinsutteri. from inevitable dopier. Fr/ them they have implored ; they have efferent, is their ester, that they will recoaaite their errors, mod retina sosrdse His losperml sad Royal Ilialmoss lust gneciumly beamed to both; he tins sat,wisiled tie puniainsent of the godly. at vengeance will he dr.sdfral, if time treacherous instigators of the malevolent ham mow power over the meson Spaniards than the paternal twice of their :11mietrater, thew MIaiIMINIII4 • sail all the civil and noilitary authorities. " Madrid, Jour j 1.65. " lAierifullow the signatures ADDRESS OF TIIE DEPUTIES TO TIIE GENERAL EXTRAORDINARY JUNS'A. ' flet.we nib threw t A ena—woerpr Cot: wreWslee ! ! ! Tour families, your See-sales, year foetuses, suit yore: pro perty, am as dear sod precious to es as oar own ; and we wish you were all here before ea, that yea might he assort-del it. es !Ye have been as faithful and as attached to soar amain dyassty as yottnelres, till Lhetoe Provideure, which dis poses of thrones and sceptres, had taxed the /verbal of its duratiOu. The greatest States Neon\ us with a thousand instances of the infoilte power of Providence; and the li,a tory of use was reentry affords of small timulaer of these instances. " An irrtaistible duty, and an (Mimi as sacred as ear owe felica±, have caused a to abandon our wan hearths, and I On us to the ineineibk Emperor of the French. We routers it: the couteniplation of his splendour and poser may have made a strong impression upon es, but we came with the dater iced resolution to make our maimed efforts in behalf of s Monarchy allow prosperity la neetwarity cell meted with one own. Hot how greed was ear surprise, when His Imperial and Royal Majesty aaticipabiel oar mili etude by maniestations of benevolence tad affability, whir+ excited the mom astonishtuent the greater hes poser is. U. h.... nu other desire than our welfare sad prosily. ity, is Irving us a SJVCIA: ig a to seign over at • it is his illustrious hestts . r, Joseph, wheae virtues are the alanratiou of lies sub , jects : en wearying himself in the meliorative aerie assent haws, .i.i4 the corr. ctn.& of their imperfectame ; this is (bolo that oat may live accaveliag to the laws ofjutioe said equity ; where he desires that oar tisanes should mei..• a new emanieatioa ; this is to render oar aavat sad military force poscrfui sod dreadful to our enemies, by avoidiug sit so p...rduieis ta•st...n. hy • wise Adiamistration, he is re ....rno to eorrect abyss*, to strive iiational inkistry, by re movatj; all the iturtanaseum which lie in the - way of coat sOrcre, and to icEss• us, L.s far as is is - Ell poaer, from a ll t'...ne oppcess.nes whub ham iirsailialated eu: apiculture, sad all our scares et enteretse. " I Malty, kusuwiug the opci,ghturss of your character, and you attachment to the 'cushy of (hod, he will oat opp o se your scligmite real. He assures you that you shall ratans, - even ea soar aecest irs. yam h.ty t anlruhe religion, and that the same shah maven., ars at the piesest period, the sole sad ....1: ,:,...idiag cliercia au dm oh .le kingdom. And what is the re• ,r.l which the ..", n., ; rr, ti the Free, i dcmands 41:1414 t ircumet mar. c a.. 411.10Thelli 0411 talkie tuitions as the ac' . . .1 hats ..i should live in repose ; that you slonild . p e ,....1.1 f o r your bums boo:6 sod families; that yea shou..d nut 1......uPy abaadon )our.. hes to the fatal desolations which see iosepciahlc from r.s.s:oort and rebeltme ; tbat yeti should used, with peaceful coatintence,.the melioration of roar - la.a. and fortune*. which you may hope for flown the ...it... romeut of a airway* Monarch—which paternal care -Asti tr.ap—shiiii Is inseparatile from its braiguity, and of tilii.rUisa ,cheats hate .sperienced the edicts. " npusieucts ' worthy 4 a belts. fate, avid the dreadful anarchy whith threatens you; think up •u youis.-ima, roar faiaiera,aud your children. What pivot s ili you draw ?ram di,. u5,....0s I. oohed 5!. ntakrid•ncr ' Yr, el: • are ',Hunt, a:.l peur.fudy enprr the property whisk y.•or fors. pee. 04 reed thrkigh the industry ..r public semi , : .•1 sou, nixes toni—low. st ...:.scultui Oils, who k,NIIV i h.' 11. I its comforts—laborious mechanics, who 31, harp,. nrc•ridss, var....shaded by al. that is diem t.. ± ....—.a..netrioos 1-or. heats 5..il manor...tams, who ilea to . c'...: ' the p....- Yill r of sour tallest., and 4 coraini)--citar -. i , i ~ii thaw.. l :.lire in repose with a I...alcrotr, but ,utFc.eut iii.......ae, ~,, ti •.e ...se to a 1 C6111:11 131140011( iOl 1ii..:41 0: , ....tiat am ah ! r 5 5•511•Vr11150111 r:unireir.tfr i ha' siraird by 0.55. 5 r non 10 ails- oft'. r on r , r•l 10 C tat lueit Itt• Mout. . t 410)oti 40pr I : Cat,vrr h ,Tre. t .34'r r. . 5 V. ..41 TllO ;Litt. r C; r, 5 /111". can ut.S.r el.rtneal fr •1 disobedient to the powers which ',retry ewer you, and make you shake off She aidatary yoke of the lasts! Aaarelly is the greatest scourge srhi. h Crud can ialloct opus a people t while it prevails, it lumens, consuiewi, and annihilates w.ry thing, mid the best are commonly its moot certain vic tims. The sigh: cannot mach to the bottom silliest calamities and biomes any more %bait to the shorts of ibis sea of misery. " Happy are ye. that ye know nut the horrors of civil war. Spain has tong beer freed from this horror. Yet iu spite of the period which is elapsed, she I. nut yet recovered front the calamities objets, during the first years of that ego, she 'adored. hy arc they nu longer living she were witnesses of it, that their experience might Serie to protect pun against it ? Yon will iuvite and being them upon you, if you do nut give as hearing to the voice ut the Goverument, and Isles to our brotherly Aunseic Alt, how can you utter tray maistauge to the mighty force which will be brought against you! " No man doubts Spanish valour: we know that you arc able to attempt great things, to bid detiauce to daugtrs ; but without resources, discipline, and concord, all tin Sc at tempts isueld be rain. The . moat uumetous armiutilita of people are scattered before a disciplined army, like clouds before the gentlest wind. " No, du nut flatter yourselves that you will gain by !Ml flict—yt,u are unequal, it Rot iu bravery, at least in nosiurces —You must yield at last, and then all will be teat. rte rim not dissemble this. The prusperity of the mote ettspends oleos spas the uuanimitv aid the uprightta , s with which we all cordially unite with the new Goverunicut, and co-ope rate with it in the nielioratieue which it is preparing for the benefit of our cuuntry. " We MI isdeed fallen into a very . hapless condition; and what else has lirimedit us into this condition but the obeli nate, unfeeling, suit inmost Government, under which we have lived these twilit) , years? IVltut ecomios fOr behave sabutissivity, suit each for himself to contribute to the Imittaizatont of the new tloverniacio, upuu principles which cannot be shaken, which may mese, we the freedom. the rights, end the property of each itulividual. This is what the inviucilde Napuleoa requires, who is employed is providing for our relic:4ol%hr , will dement well of unr country, and wain from posterity the appellation of its Restorer. Let us place no nopedimeot in the way of this regeneration, our of the great good which w ill raise Coin our close uuiuu w hit our mighty Ally. Seth are the feelings which his Highness the Limiter ant-Colon-11 of the haugdom, the Junta, the Council vi' testae —a inch the siii4viiie power of the nation have moire vowed to impress, mid these are also those with w loth we wish to ore yea penetrated, that, returning to peace and toile., son may await every tOieig bout the mighty and toile tte...a bawl upon ertiiat wv all depend. " May 'leave.' ;raw that this 'name remonstrance, sug gested to its by the purest patriotism ' Wily have the salutary rtfeet of repressing the dosirus of the rebellious, who labour to incite you to disorder, mud ut eatablobaug, Istocolorth, pwatc :Lod coutideuce 1111WDS you " mit, JUNE i 6. From Italy we leant, that his Excellency Marshal Dame, Grand Marshal of the Palace, has received the title of Duke of Frioul. 'Fhe derarture of K ay, Charles and Quern Ma ria frivol Foot:6,4onm to Compeigne has been ,le ferred several dap , . liis ?Ilajests is in truod health, plays music everydav , and often hunts. Prince Lafrakin, ehunahrriaiti of his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, is arrived at Paris. Crofts% Ointinot is gone to Plornbieres, to take the waters for the recovery of his-11081th. VZNICS. MAT 30. The Admire!, Collingwood, who about tfib Itkon'ithei since left the Archipelago. has return ed thither with a putt of his fleet ; thi. other part, under the command of h niral Thoruhorough, n:- insisted on' Pi:lents°. It is asserted. that Achisind Ssrscheu is now cruising between Sardinia and the Ilalearic Istands. • The Russian wineskin, which is in our poet, is not yet inskitig any preparations for its departure. The Beet Rich was at Porto Fermis), is •ow lying at NATLis, GENE 3. A few days mince* signal was mode by telegraph for a fleet of the enemy. which appetund to consist or tar) too-bngs, - three bomb-vessels. ilti gun-bin its, end a great number of transports. F rew their inunteuvres*st the 30th end 31st of May. and the tin sud lust. it plainly appeared that they intended to attempt a landing on the Island of Ischia, towards the side at St. Ate.e.lo, O ur gun . ilOillS eLI the moremeuts of ' the enemy, and formic' in a line betw.en Testacceo and St. An gelo. the place to which the eiruy tinally bent lii. course. The action coniniencetl, mud was fu riously kept up for three hours. Our vessels sustained the engagement without being supported ay the batteries on shore. The enemy sheered elf, after tine of their frigates, one brig, one bomb-vessel, and one a im-boar. a ere dis masted, and two of the latter sunk, and *tut have lost a great number of men. Our loss couststs le 12 men woauded, and live killed. Among the former is Mr. Correate. This brave officer. tint withstanding his wounds, conducted his flotilla bock to Ischia. The enemy steered back to the Island of Pooze. where they had for a long titre been making hostile preparations. lIIANONNE, MAY 30. Great preparations are making in the house, far aierly the Bishop's palace, where the Spanish Junta are to hold their sitting. It appears as if his Ma jesty himself could repair thither, as a throne is erecting. M. Pereira, one of the grea tes t lenient in Spain, ind D. tenon Mensa, are arrived here ; both are Mcaubers of the Junta : the famous poet, Magruder Valdez, is also nominated a Member. All the De puties' are treated with inarked distinction. A pub he table is held for them at the houses of the Minis ter, the Secretary of State, the Grand Marshal of the Palace, and the Prefect of the Palace. Admiral Nlassarede is uninitiated Minister of the Marine. It is asserted that the Conk the (.'ores is to join that part of the Spanish army which is at present in the North. under the Marquis de la Romaaa. JeNE 1. The first Portuguese regiment of the hoe. com manded by the Marquis Penne tie Lima, rutert,l here yesterday. his Majesty caused theas to pass in re% ivw before Into. It is sail, that from hew..• to the 19th inst. 4:very day a l'ortuwirse rt-slatetat is to arrive. These twenty Portuguese reheats viia form a tine division. IMPORT.IST SPANISH DOCUME\TS. PUSLIIIRCD BV TN[ ►%TRIOTt. (lIItIf THE KINGDOII OF GALLIC! %, AND THE CENLU.IL%:►CNCIL OF GOURNMENT BRA‘:' Tlte abdte.lttun I. kingdom by one toweeclt• nand VII 444 u-tally eonttoontmu 41 to ua , ts the o t ,ot I , lg roof of the vs,letter 'le- 'offers. He lb lna o.'.•l •. , . to It. 131. • ata poser, arid 1; t 14 1 . S• ►ems totalkt4 ed, L. d .;.•woro 2311 t)112112), t J trt Lint se lf f r om his s a liecte ; he implicitly eiersa.rls one SSllleaSee. It is sotended to salattitake in he plcr• a haughty and per. kdions essirsperrur, who meditate, the etfusion of your Mood, to satiate his sangsiustry appetite end he tionnolese ambi tion, as he has hitherto profootly sited the blood ti the tee, bele, brave, and loyal Fieueh nation. 14v mesas to drog„ hy main force, the most illustrious Spanish youths, a hither tole good death of our Mousreli has already sect a great part of them, %Monet ray other object than to aggrandise a mac, fee shoal the world does sot aii,n•ar to be cuiftmently esteu sive, .eid who gluts on human blood. The reward of that generous act has been a perfidious cosiduet, unprecedented is the mem& of civilized 'tattoos. The stratagems, the frauds, the treachelics, are notorious, which Napok•ou has employed to introduce, m the quality of an intimate .1112 and a s taitAtisi Friend, his troops to our very capital, and mato • himself toaster of the fortreascs on our frontiers ; to harms the feelings of our Monarch ; to cause disturbances amen„ the peuple ; to rebus of our King, Princes, and Infants, and emitrnid with au iron hand the deliberatiousof our Govera ens at, a inch, without liberty, gives orders which it stilt ented as they arc by a foreigu !feria and lutruder. Th.* scandalous cosduet, and that whirl. he has committed is sth regard to Etruria, and our neighbours, the Portuguese, point out to es the decree of fidelity and faith which we may expect from the highmouuding promise's with which ha means to cloak his maligtiaut sheigiss, treating us as a people at since insensible and dastardly. Shall a cultivated, brave, and generous satinet, bend its neck nosier the yoke of perkily! Shall it allow itarif le be insulted by injarits--the avast peredsons, immoral, at.d disgraceful, amnion tea In the face of the whole world, end submit to the most huhnifiating slavery prepared for it f noble Gallicians, such are ant the dictates of your tholrUi minds. filowing a ith the must virtuous ardour and noblest rtitlurslaso, you have alr‘ady expressed your sentiments, surthy of the praise and imitatios of all Spaniards. I's n rather wish to die, than to see your ludrpendenee tiane,l , 4 under foot, your irligion destroyed, your king in emdmity, and !Anti. errantry threatened a ith a yoke egurdly hordes. some and itojust. Quicken the generous sentiments of your noble minds. Fly to arms, not like dim Stooster, to in dulge an inardiutite amhition ; sot like bum, to violate the rights of humanity noel the aw of Sailors; nut to rendre us odious to laankiud ; sot to offend a generous and ft ictuliy 'anion, ruled by a Muster already become insatTeri b e upon fly to arms, to assist your countrymen ; to resew: year King from captivity ; to ix:store to site Government liberty, energy, anti eri;ou!; to preserve your lives and tboser of ..oar chastise; to istaintais the nieconlrouled right of ecjoy ing un4 disposing of your property ; to 'mere the M d• prudence of your unt:ve ; and, snore all, to defer.d your tarred religion. Employ the sine n h.ch she tenders; arm )our minds with the fear of God ; implore the aid of the •inaracialate Coneepl mu, and of the glorious Apost:e Jacob, our patron; sad cu, lieretht of suce:ss in su ~It• inns a ::use, rash forth to grasp the victory which is prepared fns you by their tatercesston, and the justice of your cause. And yr, CurporntiullS and ;.rhate individuals, who, fume y our aitacfim. a n d eirettutglineell, cannot take up arias, am et your brethren with your property and fortuma You are con cerned mule than any other ',abject in this demand ; sacri fice spoutaacumly part of your property, that on may nest be deprived of the whole by violence. IM hot delay that sserir'ee a moment, if you slab that by the prompt execution et a t.. Idesonlined plan, the fury of an enemy be checked, alto i nstmtensed at all times to act with the rapidity of lightning. •-r ionnadves 4.11 private vices, and hesitate nut • foe otherwise yea yourselve s your wives, childree, and families, sill Income the victims ' 54 the must inveterate re. snneze. DON MANUEL ACHA, Ike. Corenna, the 4th Jane, tenth The Council General of the Principality mast not lose • ussmsest to publish tire followin• letter, which has been just received Gum their Knig, Ferdinand VII. amt the authen ticity of which is 'mei tinned bl ouc of the Members of the Conseil, who 1 .1r.:5P.14.1 the most unquestionable knowliedgc thereut..-Ou the mot cover, is the mrperseription--" To Ma elarerrblaps tf Orita , " The second is superseiibed-.. " f. Ile t:Aitfy Jr's,' tt.4plump.- tt Novit-as Arrows ass-1 aus surrounded so .11 sides, wad a victim of perfidy. Volt nand %pain auder worse rir coaistswors than the present. Being us. prisoner, 1 de tested not front )uu the Croats, hut 1 rroutir, that concealing a wel! digested plau a ids the neichbourne4 provinces, you do assort your liberty, and not submit to a funiga yoke, stw tidbit ct yourath es to the treacherous enemy, who &spoils of his rights your milli, t ucate PRINCE FERDINAND." " Buyout/R s , May s, idea." To e....pressious w es:septic and iropiraeve the Council oierht tut to add any o.iscreation; bat with thermos, pue,nai:t stir! they inittile their tears with those of all tliwir beloved SIMI &satirist countrymen to whom the letter is rte.ainttin cat.d. JUA N DE AIeGUEKEE TORA IL, Oi 'Slay sti, 1 our. Actin hotzetary. PROCLAMATION O► TAR COMMIE OSIIHRAL OS THE PILISCIP4UTT. LOYAL ASTCOIANSY.—BeIored Countrymen, your first wisbro are alteady fulfilled. The principality. discharging these duties which tire most sacred to men, has already formally declared war against Fiance. You may petliaps dread this vigorous resolution. But what other measures conid or out we to adopt/ Shall there be found one si • 'le man afnoug us,who prefers the vilesud ignominious sheath of slaves to the glon 44 dill% on the field of bommr. with arms in his hand..defettilling out unfortunate Mo narch, our henries. our children, and oar wives f 11 the very moment when those hands of banditti were rettiviog the kindestoffices and (oven's from the inhabitants of our capital. they murdered in cold blood upwards Of two thou sand people. for no other reason, than their hosing de fended their insulted brethren, what could we erpeet from them, had, we submitted to their datnioion t Their per fidious conduct towards our King and his whole family. whom they deceived and decoyed into France. under the promise or an triertial armistice, io order to chain them all. has nu precedent in history. Their conduct towards the whole *wino Is more iniquitous than we had the sight to expect from a horde of Hottentots. They have profaned nur te1711111 . 4; they have insulted our reliOnti ; they have assailed our wives ; in &we, they have broken all their pro ibises, and there exists no rights which they have not y fated. To arm s ', Asturian'. to arms! let us not forget. that Astarias at the time of another invasion, which un doubtedly was less unjust, restored the Monarchy. let us aspire to the same glory oo she present occasion. Let us recollect. that no (amigo Nation could ever lord it over us, whatever exertion it may have made for that pur pr'sr. Let us o ff er up our prayers to the Gud of llo%ts ! Lot us implore the iotercession of our Lady of Ban's., whose iinase is worshipped 111 the most ancient temple t Covadoriga, and perfectly sure that she cannot &wise art in Do jost a cause ; let us rush upon our detestable enera• . and annihilate and drive oat of our peninsula, a people • base and treacherous. This demand is addressed to sei •. in the name of tour representatives, by the Procura• General ash the Principality. ALVARt) FLOM! / MANIFESTO. 7wArlxcE 07 ARR.s.C,N PM% ItiellCe VICK( t litx ot ntu.kats. walmtisittion. anti ..tvotnit • ... Itot treacherotuk beeu sofa, or tido CT'r c t" C "' our repose. Yoor :.striotism, tour anti cr , tachment to the anott custom, twit t t %tt !tare front our •11e011A11. ••tAlt the J'• fnl c ore, uturh we, t.o 1, , La ...v. • * Ol 4 4 tlta f oke 11(0111;ft:5 of ff - o- (:.or. • g"lrinti F----'• tooduct to the too.'• - ehi.nett-ot. `‘. cn lac I.s Jet, t t -it wi!7- ti.'pJ, Y • • ,s .1