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I.VPORMYT SPANISH DOCCTIENT3. (TILAtaLATion) PROCLAMATION OH PEACE WITH ENU , ...IND, AND SIVEDEN, Brit ALLY. thonlooot the livh ••• Jahr, MOS. b:DOINAM) Till: tiEVENTII, KING OE bVAIN. AND IN HIS 140Y•L NAME.: The Supreme Junta of this Principality declares a general r.e...r with Wand, and at the same time tat. i utmost alliance aii h owl tuition, which has with the. 4 -neatestgeoerosity ofore.l all el* succours and acs . that have heen atleed of her. They also deo% ' 7 ict.. e ii ith Swedeamod order that all our pouts s. be open to tlitTlsesels of both nations, and that t I Royal resolution he communicated to all the Joitices of this Principality. AMIENTIC INITREsT&G NARR.4IIVE HE THE LAtiiii'KOCEEDINGS dla MADRID. BRUT NARRATIVIS OT THE TRANSACTIONS AT MADRID. •..w e II4NDAY rite 21:0 OF MAY, !Sulu', UY AN ENG Mall ' ' SNININ WHO WAS THUS ON THAT DAT. t. 'l . ,* ruls)irresind had never been in a state of perfect traterefflite . ate middle of March, when the mien teem of Km ' the 'Nth to remove to Seville with all site Itn.. :7,ol2ls‘vias first suspected. pr itysoi The deport; inn, ISt the Prince of Peace on the 15th. his brinttoomattot on ate 1 gth, with the abdication of King Chaim, :owl aeceliion of his son, Prince Ferdinand, which took place on the same day, were seems that gave ge...at satisfaction. and might in time have pr ali.c.ll the happiest et,Cets ; but the arrival of the French triopi iu Madrid: the delivery of the sword of Frill Cid the First to Getwral Merit, which had remained 111 the Rival Ar mory os a trophy ever since the Battle of Pasia, the de parture of King Ferdinand for Burgos, the defsr,:ry of the Prince of Peace to the F': rich, and finally the Kings de termination to pass the frontier and put himself in the bands of the French at Bayonne, were circumstances which revived the ferment, aid gradually increases' it to such a violent degree, that some tormidable explosion was hantrly dreaded by the Junta the Gobriona (of which the Infani Dan Amonio was Isfs President), and every pos sible means was used by that Junta, to quiet the alarms of 'helm iple, and prevent them from proceeding to open acts of violence against the French. A Park or Exit-A(l(4l . lnm Courier used so arrive every evening from Bayonne, with accounts of the trantactions there, those seceunts were never publishes' in the Ginerk, hat mreulated-m the ferns of extracts fiom pri• ate letters of the King** attendants, and the first tat mem afforded a ineeMotam -satisfaction, as they consisted sole , s of details of .the honours paid to Prince . Ferdinand Ills his are .31, and the earilial remotion lie had from BalliMi4e. T.se subsequent accounts became daily leis satisfietury ; fir,i, obscure hints were given that all was not (well, and inert it was explained more e!,..irle. that the intention of Inc Rider of Franco was In prevail upon Ferdinand to res.gu bit Crown. .The Perk due oat Saturday. April AO, did not anal.. It was still due on Sunday evening the Ist of Mn', and • many thousand people were assiemtded at the Poen i d e l SOlg and other streets near the Poat-alice, in anxious ex pectation of the Messenger. The French garrison of Madrid remained all night tinder arms ; and the Sun of Monday, the td of Mai, arose ou many an unfortunate inhabitant, who was d. shin ed never to see another morning. This day was fixed on for the departing of the Qu-en of Etruria, intl her brother, the Infant Dots FR C 41•0 de Paula, for Bayonne. The curtain), ot many pro , le led them to the square before the Palace to witness the scene, and rouse of the wises and families went there to take leave of their husbands and parents, and to lame it their own hard fate, in being left without ant certain provrsinn„ When the first carriage appeared at the gate, many of the mob expressed a suspicion Dat the Infante Lion .111(041I0, President of the Junta. or Prosisi-inary Goscrnn e it, was also in kite them, and under this nitscoriceptiuu th• riot began. Thy curthe tracts of this carriage, and forced it back into the Palace-ear& but on Irina assured that Don An tonio wit not in teave Madrid, Mrs permitted it to he again yoked and bneu• ht our. An Aid-de-Camp of Ge neral Niuta t was senaby him to Leitrim into the business ; the Mots scented dispiled to treat him very runehle, but by the interfcresee •of souse Spanish °Meets. he was rescued and permitted in return to his Commander. The carriages were then allowed to proceed with the Queen of I:untie anti her brother; the latter was obserted to show great reiticiance, and eve') to cry bdt,:rly, which both sleeted and irritated the people. At anus morne..t the same Aid-dr-Camp teinnieil with a party of French 'Maier., and Wen the scene of horror and blasslshed began. It Is not easy to ascertain with certainty, wl e her ;he snob or the Frettch soldier, were the iirst aggress .ts ; hut the French POOll bares to fire rollies of notspietry among their oppottents, mod many hutment spectators tell ; one line boy, of eight kcars old, was shot dead in a win dow by Mt but discharge . ; this was s h oot eleven in the morning. The news spread like wild-fire all over the town, and in teas than so hour esere indnidttal of the lower classes who had the means, was armed and in the streets. At first the Spaniard. had in moo parts of the town the advantage; men althcrogh the Sisateisit troops were p d al lowed to take any concern in toe affair, hartne been all locked up in their llamas by their officers ; and a F orst number of French troops fell, whose arms were after wards mule use of by those of the Spanish molt. st her had none ; but as soon as the dill minions given he Montt, began to take effect, the reertitchionce was ttertdedls on the sale of the Frcatch ; all the troop. of that nation in Mum weft called out, and columns front all the camps in the tietOtbonalsood entered by different pies, each accompatsie-i b. one or more pieces of flying artillery. which relied Ave streets as they a It anted, and were after • wards is-attuned is such places as they were likely to set wi t h most ert,ct. Besides thi., thl nom fired collies into meet by whieb, they yassed, and aimed runcala•ly at es eIY Vat - atioM of 41.11C011) where any pet ters sem to be men. The Most i clweotts defence nestle by the e Spaniards was it the Depot tiArtartert in Casa de blet.telenne, fornter ly t:se Hotel rdSit when Amba.sador at aes4 wines the remains of tts.t mut re•pect able Minister me inserr-j. 'fu this Depot Thom sent a de.achosent to take pos. ',winner the artillery an a l store.. I. tt th-y fount IL al featly occurred bs a nar.allo! of sod inhabitants. %mire the command of ssto brass ArsiLlery °leers. nar.lccf Vctsr?e. D.,ese I.el.,,milesnc.l took the tow Nottisof few arw tillerrmen. and some of the populace. who rolouseered Own . Ileiriees. and akeemst ranted a Karol?-toot le.utseer. 41044e1l watt raoe.u/set„ at the gate of Use depot. fronting a long gar t, by which the French column must pecasamos they e they,. 5.1.11 assa7os Steep -1.1013. 30:1'011.44t such ren.ittersalt .I.‘sgt.ter, that the Preach GOSlssOlfsotef 11111111 k no tot; ressm soli was oblige . to spry to !,tlast Gobi Ain( Two other 4441111111/ Wore cl ..stets& to ths-it stsasi,osee, whi c h a t tac k. ed the limit (antral 9:l hola WC windows WI Si a s in Or s l, r od summoned nom renemeilly se46.acesni‘r ; ;pa, the .qiie r e t reverted goofy ovals .sas ul terms, and awaantiv held volt su toe last um:tient at Loci- eat-trace. o.le ,/ them MSS a4lOl by a J3OSiVt Witt. and Mr. Doses. hernia h.s this!' brakes by 'anther. ettntinued to give his orders skint; on the di ground, until he received three other waned., the last of which put ig i :pnil to his gloriosa career, A Corporal of with the command, who seeing no prospect of farther successful opposition, tattered to capi tulate with'tbe French General, who ag,ree.l to grain thein terms ; but while the Articles were arranging, the Town Major of Nladri.l arrived on horseback, warms a hand kerchief amid proclaiming peace—oil which the French were allowed to take posvession of the depii. Their loss at this point has never been correctly ascer tained, hut must have been very considerable, as^ti rounds of grape sad canonicr shoe hail been discharged among the first colour as it advanced by the long narrow street all ready mentioned. About two o'clock die firing erass..l at over the town, in consequence of the personal interference of the Council of Castile, and oilier tribunals, who paraded the streets ou horseback, attended be inativ of the SpatMh aiul sonic of the French General., ;Hu i escorted by bodies of horse, consisting of .Span di Gardes d: Corps and French Imperial Guards intertinxed. The inhabitants then fondly flattered themselves that the scene of cvntage was an cod, but they sown found that etre eta more cool deliberate nature was determined on. In the afternoon Murat issued a general order to the troops, desiring a Milner) Tribunal to he immediately formed under Me Presi•leitcy Gen: ral Grouchy. ... • . . . Before this tribunal all persons were brought who had beta made prisoners in the morning, or were found in till .triets in the nerving, with any sort of weapon, how eter •rifling about them. The bearer of a musket, a sabre, a pen-knil . e, or even a pair of scissars, was held equally culpable. and all such persons were immediately condemned to be shot, and the sentence was executed without delay. Three croups of forty each were succes sively shut in the Prado—a great malls, but the 'mutter unknown, were shut in the church of me Solidad, near the Fuerta del Sol, and several othils groups of thirty or forty met a similar fate, near the gate o • San V izente: Several more persons were tried'and s'tut un the follow ing day, but thcar number is not ilia iglu to, hare been considerable. 'Die numbe►s that fell on either si le have never been correctly ascertained. The French earefollv concealed their lose, but it i:i known dud twee Geuera . l and many other officers were killed. and a. a colas , lerahle took place among their German and ballast sulco is. it ha} been assured that the dintimition of their 'mothers from all causes on the 2d of May ex:ceded four thousand men. The tool number employer! in N1a.16.1 on this +iv, is said to hare been alxntt itcelte thinicand ; and hat! the Spanish totops been penlimed t>r act tt rili Pic populate, it is pruaabic that not one t f the first melte Ihuuvr.d would have creaperl. But it was more fortunate fur Ilte capital that this did not happen. a. three were above filly thousand more French t►oops eneampecl and goarteical in the environs, the whole. 01 whoa% tvonld have heel' int. mediately pat in minion, and the co.:sequence must bate been the tacking rail de.truetion of Madrid. TEvILLF. GAZEITE, Jrsr I The Constitutrd Anthoritiev a,serobled io lower House on the I:7ils of &slot cot.- stituted themselves int• is Supreme Junta of ( ;•. vernmeot. The following were the measure, win.. they adopted : T * lte) pr'actauned reeditload VII. ling of Spain nod the Indite. with the areuetonorit formaltites. They took possession of the arttller, outlets, and pow. derive the rural mastransa of artiliery, dad distributed theui for porpom s of tklence. They ordered all persons fr-mi 16 to 43, who had no ellitilom, to enmll theasselees, end anti- completin the tilinieuts drietent in their proper uuMwrs, they diuntnited the remainder us new corps. They scot nsa iers to all the principal towns in the South of Spzin, to invite them to follow the rcamiste of Seril:t. The) ordered subordinate Juntas to '.e in all towns baring 1 3 , 0 householders, to coraurouil rich and act undcr the Supreme Junta. All Ili, se measures arse carried into effect with the 'realest prompt mos and alacrity. SEVILLE. A tegiutent of volunteers of A rravn, lied a bat talion de Sultaga, sent (rein Madrid t lladajez. proceeded no farther than Saturnia, and there owed the peasants. deelarini they soul I go no far ther, but remain and defend their country. Ott the z4tl a battalion of the regiment of Majorca, sta• honed at Bwlajoz, joined the people and declartd ag:ditst the French. St eeral other Spanish corps on the frontiers of Peatigal have followed their ex thople. Valencia has also proclaim:A Ferdinand VII. burned Murat's stampitsi paper, aunt named. his Excellency the Concit de Cervellou t utial of the Army. By a person arrived front Cadiz at nine o'clack this morturtg, we learn, that the French fleet at Cadiz has surrendered, and gone into the inn. r har bour, and is aboat to disetnlaark its powder steed stores for the use of the plate. Th.. troops in gar- Aron are as their march to Seville, and the ijarriAon duties are perbouted by the new levies. 111SVILL6, JUNt 4. Ferdinand VII. ha.. been rroclanneri at Seim i ra, Xritt.7, P. de Ste. 7 .ll:iria. l'in. Neal and Leon. 'I int people of Cadiz have I,:act d D. Toms's ih• at their head. The total torte at ant, to 10.933 infantry anti 17 rainadri via SA ( Communication was openoil with the EnCiiol. I'9llll - th s morning. by Don I lenry 11.4.)ninn I.( 'lief d'Eararliv. and Don Pedro l'renx o.tier. the Royal Audience of Seri de. Ferilmai.ilt 11. wa+yno clatmed at Cadiz on thr 31st. 'rite stole. and am munition on board of the French fle,r have L. en seemed: among other thipr smut inuslcts hat c been obtained and sent to San Lucar, so he t:ansmiittil to Seville. Gen. Citsfano, has declared in favour of Ferdi nand VII. The troops under his mainland to 8 ,931 tam. of %shoal 3.-I:i4 men will the. tia% ■r rive at 'Gouda on their march to Se%ille. Si% titon saii.l Premien are sail to have susleinicre.: to the Portuguese at 1 elves. Ilailajor and tive alto;. of k.trainarliint are eager in the cau,e, anal waking cvt•ry elttlicht. Camanos has pulan.horl a proclamation, inviting time peO t Att to enli•t. and ordenii4 than to 491wy flit So?. eme Junta. A procloussamis of pardon has been issued to deserter. and ra nllO 0 , 13 the army, provided they hare; 1144 het aiiiity ut wurder or rchlrart. Mi RCI A. VAT 24. Ferdinand VII. was tit 1 day ;,- in i m•m-a.-e of the o. ‘,l*, h ,e._ n. 14 Lat,wa at the hr.ui o ; I,e ,;!tatest enttawapht latevraletl star,..; Co. re. ri •!e. CART!! ti:r.g 1. %lAN 24, Ferdinand VII. aar this 111. 0•••1 . :,/iirIr ' ll t ` 1 1.• quence a tile twiirular I (icherat Sai.-r•do, who hnd "ect-t% rd or !. 731 h. , the t:aet to Ito bt.'ll....lll',Wtj 11 111 , •:'lll , .e .1. A Juilta of 1% i•ii•pro,,atcL., at !It. 1 • . u. .•:, t. Li.r.cros, a•,.; it.. t and 0t1.1 . 1' (le, A .. ~• •:1 i o.t:t till. I...eist.c. 1 ..t .e... ha. fled on hoard a Danish corvette, and all the stomped paper bent from /11adrid in the witne of Murat, as Lietit.-tieneral of the Kingdom, has bees tAffirthlt have been sent to roue the peo ple of Grimada, Murcia, and Valenti.i. GM LS WA S MAY 20. All the towns on the coast of ( have de eland for Ferdinand VII. and the recruiting for his service per on briskly. &cal:tine. Captain- General of Granada, who had endeavoured to stifle tin popular voice in favour of Ferdinand VII. has been deprived of his command, which has been given to D. Joaquiin Roluauo, Colonel of a Regi ment of Spanish Corals.). The proclamation •f Ferdinand VII. was effected by the infliacinve of Don Joseph Lieutenant or Artillery, after the Captain-Gel:et-al had used his inforts to pre vent it. coaDov.t, JU,IE 1. The greatest activity prevails in this city. The pabves of the Sierra are occupied by sharp-shooters; 400.) men are stationed at the Bridge of Alcolea. T::e priest D. Roman de Argote sets out to night with 31)0 excellent sharp-shooters. I). Pedro Au gustin de Echa►•arri commands the van-guard ; 9.6 cannon, and corresponding, ammunition, have ar rived from Se►ille. The French, informed of the preparations to resist them, have ►topped between Baylen and Carolina. OVIEDO GAZETTE, JUNE is. Troops are going daily to reinforce the army at Santander and Leou. FERROL. JUNS B. The regiments of Hibernia, and etiSeville, are completiug here; tem*: of Naples and of the Crown at Logo. LOGO, JUNE t. Troops, with caution and ure coutiutusliy to the iuterior. VILENCII, NAT Vi a. All the inhabitants of the city and re 6 a, front 16 to 40, ur, taking ann., for ferdivaun 11. un ,h authority of the Captain General, Andieacio ipisitaiinento, and other authorities of the city.— Valeta:in declared itself on the -23tli May. PR EC.% UTIONS WHICH IT STILL TO °MCKIM TBROIIGIIOUT 1 dr. lIIFFLIIENT PROVIXOES OF I ,11 THI Nam *lll To WHIcII THEY NA TI OLIN DitIFFN BY TKO rarActi, of argsma THE 1:11./SST AND Viol Amer F 0.911410% WRICIt TIll'IR ARAMS ARS CV DCA VOL 11.- 11•11 a TO TALL OF Till kI•GOO'S. We cannot tl , nibt a inoinetit of the exertions %Inch the united province: , 'ul Spain %mild tu.:kr to ohoi.truct and defeat the malicious tleeigus the Fr,tieli, and that they will .at rifire even their lives on this oceits:on, the molt important, and unparal leled in the linoury of the nat) a, both in the and in the ivirrible meal), •ingrat itutle amt perfi ly which site French have undertaken, pur sued, and are aal endeavouring to effect. our irIU- Ver% : t Let the Riot ol.je,t he to avoid all general actions, and to eni.viiire ourselves of the vein plat harmed's, without any advantage, or ever the hope of it, to which they would ca rve as. The reasons °flirts resolution are malty, and such as ass one will discover who has the use of his underst ending. .2 As ar apartisans M the syatem which suits ; the em barrassing and wasting the enemy's armies by want of provi iiMus, destroying Midge . , s throwing up entrenchments in proper situations, and other similar 113•• an, T h e situation of Spain, its many mountains, and the po,F.es whirl, they present, its rivers and torrents, and even the collocatiou of its provinces, invite us to carry on this species await:no slam ssfully. It is indispensable that each province should have its General, of known talents, and of soch experience as our situation permits, that his heroic loyalty should inspire the utmost couhduue,aud that army tieneral should hays under his comman d officers of merit, particularly of artillery and engineers. 4. As a combined union of plaus is the soul of every well. eisoccrted tateipriee, and that which alone ran promise and facilitate a suicassful Moue, it appeals ituirspersalde that there should he throe Generalissimos, who should art is concert arils each other--one who should comma .d in the tour kingdoms of AMILLIIIO id, in Must rr, and Loser Estes madura—another in tiallicit, lrp.r Estramaditra, 01,1 and New Castile, sod Leon--snottier au I , alcucia, Airagos, and Catalonia ; • person of the greatest credit belog a:Torah.: In Nararre, the hiecassit Provinces, 31outmus, Asturins, Rieja, and the North of Old Castile, for Ot_ purposes which will be mcationed hereafter. 5. Each of these Generals and Grneralissinris will form an army of veterans, temps and peasantry moored, and put himself iu a situ di..) to undertake eitterpriz,, art to 41:C. roar the men I s.;...scal paints, keeping ap aiwa,s a fn.oprent communiest:ou o.th the ether Generalise:otos, in order that all may art by common accord, and mast one another. • ti. Madritland Li Mancha require an tope...lel General, to concert and execute the enterprises which thew particular local situation eknatods—lus on.) object omit In tu isruhar. aas the C 111.111 ) .• armies, to takt away rot ttoftr to attack th. au in flank and rear, wd ....I to hart itm•ni a mound of to Fuse. The connote of *het, italiaMtat.ts .5 well-known, and t will . aerrly tml.facc PUS to taut rprizea, if they cue led as they shamli be. In the ,untraatuti oa r the ~nay entered twice into tie interior of the Isajd....n, ant even as far as its capital, sad dna was the cause tin,. defeat, their entiie cola , sad their atter failure of success 7. The tSenerahasimars of the North and East will block up the entrances to the Provinces under thetr command, and mime to the asaistance ui any one that tiny lie attacLiJ the enemy, to press rat as mush va pi.rah •• all pillage, old pnserve its lutist...mats from the dcsolatioa of sari tie rotary mounimais and defiles which are un the contents oi base Province* t-ring favourable to such projects. a. The destinahos atlas Getter-Al of I.\ as arm, gluey, and the rent of this departineet, is the w.ist Of all, . Melt he will be asststed hy tbe Gescrals of the North and Eaat, w tit the Hoops and other succours which he stands its used of. Ilis whole basin - sot must be to shot the entrance of alpine AT nag (nab Cri rich troops, and to harass sail de stroy those that eclat's foam Spout to trance L. tbs. point. The were ruzsed local situation oldies* prev.nces wilt in: of aultalarodsaiitage t 3 such a slesigu, sod sheer eaterprista, if well concerted and carried into execution, win no doubt be secenafel : and the s,mc may be naderstood of the ditlerent paints by sloth the teeweh troops which ate In Pertuaral tone come into Spats, Cr by which Fretted Irwin may cutler throuzh Itialwaillon tuns Cato/awl, for there is cot mach to la apriebteuth f • Arragou. Awl, even fr:ni Politic.% it i. not thonytit that they will escape, oa aisoanl ad toe ho clatuati.-1, which has• twen sir. slated :it lira hie :eons, :Lod the hate./ which they brdire b. , re t.. the Freucls Icing 10- erepeed *ohms' meavine by the int.unoca:nc evils which they have her, made b. stage, and the cruel oitprisatoa nu which they are hell t.l,sis. Q. At the same-lime it would he very proper that the lie_ uteraliesino a shtoilit pobltsh and circulate freimeot Fiamtia magma. iosiot.A.t the petipte. sai-i rause their UOT , gt* Al a loy a lty, the a.. teem bays every tbsn to jetr front Or bin rible iicttadyw ob vh , •7li the I re, t, dead with all 5,141111, as.: even •ith tbc.: ding VI/ and that it they lute ...et as all .a lust, Istois, ..I march.., Property. [Awry, lnoirpeatei.ce, and ranpisi. ; & .: U ili a thtrefore it is !MCCUNE , . to s...Ciltift. our 11•33 anti rt. pert .0 atlas vial( Ktag surd of tin t usury, and to-..ga winch as dopy • i,l ace, t• p es to Leases. d•.s , lat US tic ~.t d: , g ',AAP I,te •TO ......art aJO 1.1i.•11 Z, a.: Lc: 1.:111..i .vbil.".l 411,1 dinner. France Lao sever domineered over or, nor set b. , r foot in oar tortnory. Ife have tautly times mastered her, not It) deceit, but by fares viarui,, we have 'node her linigs prisoners, and we have made the nathm tremble...wea l e the moue Spaniards, and France, and Europe, and the world 'ld! rwe t Ilia: we art nut his gollaut, our his brave, than the mud &nom. of our 4111 A •-sturs in. Alt re. son . • I education in the provinces should be stimulated to frame, prat, arid publish frequent short dia. courses, in oriier t,. pr verve the public opinion, and the ardour of the Eatioa, confuting at the Mime time the fu. f us diaries of Madrid, which the basemen of the late i.iteerument has permitted, and Mill permits, to be pub lished in Madrid itself, mail has caused to be circulated abroad, detecting timer feseboods and coutiutial coati-e -dict:one ; Z than cover with shame the miserable auede.a of these ikeeries, and sometimes •txtehel their remarks to those Climiataue, the French Gasetteers, and even to th e i r 'leanest ; and let them display and publish to Spans to dl Europe, their limeade falsehoods and venal valets, Spada, they allord abundant matter fur such a a ark. Lit all owls per verted minds tremble at Spank, mid let France know that the Spaniards have thorou7bly penetrated their designs, awl therefore it is that they justly detest and abominate them, and that they will sooner lay dowse their. lives than submit to their iniquitous and berbannts yoke. 11. Care shall be taken to explain to the nation, and fit convince tb. tu, that when freed, as we trust to be, from Ibis . civil war, to which the Freacli have forced an, and *ln placed in latnte of tranquillity, our Lord and King Teed.. nand VII. being restored to the Throne, under bias cud by bins the Cortes will be assembled, abuses eforratd, a..d vatic laws shall be enacted as the circumstances of the time and experience may dictate for the public gooeland happioese. Things which a e Spaniards know how to do, which we have done as veil as etln r nations, without say neeessity that the vile Frenen should come to instruct us, and, according to their cm.toru, ruder the mask of friendship, and wishes far our happiness, should contrive foe this alone they are contrivin,r, to plunder us, to violate our na usea, to aasessinate us, to deprive us of oar liberty, our laws, and our lii.sg, to scoff at and destroy our holy religion, ea they have hitherto den*, and will always continuelo do so as lung as thet spoil ef perfidy aad anentioa which oppresses and tyranaissa over them shall endure. JUAN lIAUTIS TA PARDO, secretary, Ey OrJar of tLe Suprema Data. IVAT'II, IN TELLIGENCE. PORTiMOUTS. JULY S. Arrived the names, Grieve, from Loudon, for lie IVebt Indies.—Snited the ificrt, with a convoy; rethatsa with a convoy for the Donne. CLYSIOUTIT. JULY 4. ('a:ne in the Eacetfriter, with iiispstehes frern off todiz ; Aakustics, uf New York, Captinu Hurdle. fn,in Contqii, cletaintd by the huialat, ; Nel7 9 , Sub- h aste ; IA Naiad, ( let le. lout .isoniica.--Sailea . the. Eirsyne and indefuti ‘able on a cruise. DE JU LY 3. Ars inrd Niaji--ty's brig 1301,1, from a cruise : and rmair.6 in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. Tin:: M. Fl ICL 4RKETs. DF IIOPS. PHI. Pef:KETP. Kent 417 us. to M. M. Sussex, 41. W. to 41. Its. Essex, 4l. us. to al. as. Kent, ♦l. us. to 51. a. ~u•srx, ♦l. I• •. to SI ss farabam,til. —a. to I. Os. PRICES OF HAY AM 'II%JAN rtes. Hay, 41 41. to 61168. Straw, vi. ICs. to 41.146 NEWGATE AND LEAJ (By the Bee :ts. Pd. to is. 1141. /Uintall 3s. Mt. 10 US. 44. Lamb - COAL-MARKET, .ILLY •. Price Ships at Sfarket. Snkl 14.. •:( wrestle l4 .... 414. Cd. a ram. od. J Stl :It ....Fla:A 1 .... 465. td. a —a. ed. 1.. Wee h Cual 1 .... 655. u.i. a —s. ed. t..Ciud,rs PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. 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