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/2 ' 4.--4.--&--•.45,*`..1944041.11-141---.4•--. • - -- , " . • - .. . ..• • .. - Prr c am . ------ .. Ti i. . 1. . . . M _ c_ a_! ........7.7. F.,,,, -,-,2......... , -€.OZ ) , • .. . . . ...a) i t. , ... 4 - • • , sp . 449 - ..! 16 it ' l 4 • ~...1 „ . _,....:.- -.... P: 7: ? irtt . -' ~1 P t ° 11 ' . ~. .. - ' . . • ~. Alb •'•: . • . . •1 . 91: IU I S O qqr . ; - iiv f . it re ' Ll l " IP • . ' . 44 '. ,•,:•• • , I t I . . . .. . • - . . . . . ... .... .. . . . ... , . LONDON, MONDAY, AAA' 24, 1820 ' '. • ' Paws 7d. NumigEK 5501. Tavern, Bristol Attorneys, Messrs. Mule!, Bristol; and Mr. Pearson, Paittp-etturi; Temple; lestulun. Thomas iuhr , of Narbeth, Petrilireke.,slasp)teeper. to sae render, July 31, August 1, and Stsidtsuber '2, at (deer's, at Ilse While Hart lust, Narbeth. Attorneys. 'Hr. Philippe, Named,; mod Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn. 'Oki Toter, of Bristol, woullen.drsper, ader, July 31, August 2P, sad September nt I itreteil, at she Cunsewr. real Rousso, Bristol. Aston's"? ' Illeseen, Clot lie, Richards, and Medealf, Chancery time, London; end Mews. Smith, Bristol. 4. Just ph Langford, sit atespable, Lowden, wholeuile-haberdeaterr, to arrrentGr, Ably 29, August 6, and September 9, at ten, at Guildhall. A.. a. Attorneys, Mr. Hurst, Milk-,sues, Cheepsld e.. u au* Speedy, rate of lite Milt.w I, loopier, Middlesex, victualler, to surreuder, July 29, August i , and September 2, at twelve, at (imblhall, I.asdtu. Stimmey, Mr. Glyies, Burr -stares. East Smithfield, Londe*. • • James Vlusidc. oh, of Clevelautt4ieet4 Fitzroy-square. Middlesex, itueir-umper,ju enrreisder, Jtely 29, August 9, at twelve, ai..l nepenthes S. at ten, at diCall. Landon. Si Aiturreys, Messes. tingg /halter, lam r 7 • Iheatsikp street. Richard Nutt, a MOWS Lotret.taad, Surrey, fellmonger, to stirreuder, July 29, August 12, avid September 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Lusidus. Alturrey, Mr. Tedhunter, 'Jujus. row, New licut-rued. • islisiosnly *halved dot.( tits teran it eses aronetior pmete, ought be Mill snort • rattly practised in she Con firm of their reprearusotivia, istvestell wills the carcvan4rect . etltd traninil character of Secistilion. " It li now tine to notiertalte Ike ciatbistalleit of the state of 114 alias, cod to CielligueliCe those labawss itt4toritet...ble , foe she application of ressedia %imitable to the evil% 14...,14.4, by rwitieui sailers. an/ ainrineasol &sib by Sir sue 4..44 , IM essay; aid by the erroseans spites' of the period. "The aratiat of she poblic reweave, winch the Mt art.r) ut :Mak to tebtotio hot tleparbiteut Itehtst sltsit in omit t, Awe, it* aliebiset luta sad cuiliarraintest, sad will • selle the vs! of she Cortes to week cad helms the resource, still pu.- areped by the atom, thawe bet4l suited hoe merit qg the ri.- saceaseats and isodispreathte Floors,* et the slate. This. in quiry will serve 'sieve sod more 141 colas She opinion, ii.at is id easeriti•l lad argent lu raohli.ll public orals uu the imesseto We bases 441.161 Nth, and Ow arra put... uhmteratice anti fultllsnent of all • botynnettis vim■bsc4 ch i n 711NATRE-ROVAL. NAYNARKRT. friIIIS EVENING. MONDAY. .1 nlv (24. I. will be perfumed a COMIC Piece. is one azt, called 14 1%, 1, GLOVF.I4'S EXHIBITION or OIL .' v ". miiiowATER.coLOUR PAINTINGS IS NOW OP -,4 the Great Rennin, 'DI, 014 ikinsl.asreel, eppe ette lis4md.atriret, frees Nine till Desk. Admittance la.—.Catalegue ild. A DAY AFTER THF. WEDDING. C.oporl Frpriore. Mr. : Lord Rivrrs. • Mr. Barnard. LA) rlisabrilk El-velure. Mrs Gibbs. Afsr► which, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. ASA LE of LADIES' WORK, for thy ,k '— nelt of she Your, will he bad in • Bomb wear she Church at neutral, uo SATURDAY Naar, She RlSsh Sans. at Two &Clock. The Luaus who ore inserestell is the undertak ism regress she setradaace of such musts as sway be the/Awed so flusher its übjecs: Carr. irkeoltot Modune Prairie (her i I appearance in flow ('low.et.e. otol on this Sta i r); Perwhons. Mr. Terry! II Delo. Mr IStlliatos; Fikh, Mr. J. Rowell. Polly Pearlman. Mots K. Corn (her 2J appesesore upon the English Mare) G. Mrs. Penchuni, Mr.. Penree; Lowy Linkit. Mrs.C. Knoble. To conclude with the plunder Farce of A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. THE QUEEN'S JOURNAL. celebrated JOURNAL of the QUEEN'S ¶Ol.ll, supposed to be written by lentil, will be re. published, with Asonointi .... few days. Alfred HighArer. Mr. James; Sir Marl• Chao,, Mr. Wil liams: Mr SeNiers, Mr. Baraard; Faxitire, Mr. liainarmyl ; Gamekeeper, j Ir. Comer. Mr.. Sellarare, Mies Leigh ; Ma rra Darkagieu, Mrs. Baker; Mrs. Fitiare, Mimi Green. Tkis day is pehlishesl, iis 3 vul.. Item. price 11. 4.. WARBECK 4.1 . WOLFSTIEN. By Min N 1 R U, T V. . Autleue of a W ," he. • ..... • grit iris covillippo Imes." _,P14841641111, IBlllkikra iird IMO% Pier lkoirSkirert ; 01111 W. idarkeiesd o Eillidiergh. • Bonsa i sn. —Pit, 3a.—First ?I—Second Gal let v. lc The DOora to he opened at Si: o'Cliiek,aail the Perform. sac. to begin at Seven. aaLaraation and Intsressi4ily k. eveililiss and ears slim... saliva asid ruralise, mad valid is lila ives•ary. I fet6 iii of ihit soave ascrvil sopa .I.ss.ty suit Os love sonnagsv ama We aaniaillt saresaavituf e slll. o : VarSeiNsiatelaWkrifiss .f Irs " Vie athissailesalladl oriestki, inidest "Mak as astaavy cm eased. bra lutbrrw deresslv4 slams viiels.svel) Os humour mad probity of the iodate ; bUt, sow 111441 r risbjt et id PI res fur the Bow to be taken a Mr. Marainghant, at the Theatre. The Public are respectfully informed. that Mr.. Marilyn is recovering front her late accident, aud dne notice will be given of her first appearance in the character of Sir Harry Wildair, in the Com►dy of The Constant Couple. In consequence of 11w torpreceileated success of The Beg. gar's Opera, it will be repeated esery creitiog till further ooi ,ce. FROM SATUNDeIY NIGHT'S GAZEITK. DIVI DENDS. To.enrwraw, with The Agreeable Surprise. Ou Welloteeday, with Tbree Wedge After Marriage. l)n Thursday, with The Devil to ray. A new Comedy is a preparation, and will be speedily THEATI:E-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPLEA.HOUSE, STRAND. rrins EVENING, MONDAY. July 24. IL will 1., perfurisirdl. air r 'direly new Opel Atif 1k3531, iU threw aria. viill.4ll WOMAN'S WILL—A RIM/I.EL Duke of Milan, Mr. Itowb.oilians ; Corot Vitaldi, Mr. Ha~tl.•y; Mr. Warman; Cnerino, Mr. Harley. Pit oice.4. Clementine, Miss Kelly ; Duchess of Mantua, M rs. W. C Chnoirrley ; laahrE Miss Carew. The Epilogue, in character, by Moo; Kelly. To conclude with (6th time at this Theatre), the celebrated Estr aaaaa nsa, in two aria, called DON GIOVANNI; oe, A SPECTRE ON HORSEBACK. Don Gu , vaniii, Mr. Rearmost; Don Giosmsn, nail Ghost of himself, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Don Ortavio, Mr. Broadhurst; Pritternioni, Mr. Wilkinson; Leperrllo, Mr. Ilark). Donna Anus, Miss I. Stevenson; Bride, Miss Worigrnms. The spacious Saloon Ins been azain tastefully Riled up with a new design, representing an Illuminated Oriental Siarden, and will be npened as missal at Eight o'Cliock, for the admittance of the Second Price, which commences at DIII.P. Doors open at Half-part Six, and the Performance to be gin at Seven. To4viurrow, and every evening, Worms's% Will—a Riddle! •Wlh L n Giovanni, or A Spectre tin Horse b.ch. A new Romantic Melts-drama is in preparation. VAUXHALL : 11111 S EVENING, MONDAY, July 23, a GRAND GALA, comprising a Concert of filiseet harem. Music. At the end of the first Act Madame and Mademoiselle Sunni, with Mademoiselle Adelle, will exhibit their admired Performances; and, at She coon-loci tttt of the Ciiiieresoasil 'weted a brilliant display of Fireworks, by SICIII.III Demeter, when Alailame Sacpti, compleiety rave. loyrd in a soltime of fire, will arbieve her surion‘inz F.eloht bum; out the Tight Rope, at au elevation of rixty feet front ihr ground. A.ltnioht 31.61—Doors open at Seven, the Concert to begin at Light tit:Mark. NEw oRIENTAI. ROMANCE! ROYAI. AMPHITHEATER (ASTLEY'S), WF-STMIN STER BRIDGE. __ _ mins pnEsitsii.MON DAY. July 24. anll s lasiaw the Week, at Half-plod Si: o'clock precisely, the Evrisialea Ealertaisitnenta will Consmeare will', for the *eat lime, an entirely New Splcuilisl Lipseassiits. Spec tacle Ilielml)rama, limeades , ms ai) Isileresins( Story in aittores Crlehrateil °rinds' konsaiice of . with new apleutliol and tairusive Scenery. Machturr), ps.rb roomer, and Decorations, called the VEILED PROPHET OF KHORASSAN ! —.----- &lies, Mrs. Ast lry. Surprising Harseusauship by the Young Auorian, with out givitille Or Welk! Extraurilivary Dancing and Equilibriums un the Tight lftupe, by Muss. 1/.IIgIIPIISIff. from A Comic Sung I,y Mr. Moulin. Trimpoluse Exercises, Vaulting and Tumbling. The whole to uustelude with an slowly New Over:atm Farci cal Squirt's, rani., THE MASQUERADE; or, A DAY IN SPAIN! Doors open at Haltpast Five, and lweia al iisitpast Six in'Cluth precisely.—Half.price at Ilalf past Eight. THE QUEEN!! Just published, prieel; -- ilinstrutea with Thirteen Cute, the Fifth E.liti 0000 of /KITE (,)11F.EN - til; JACK FOCI\ I), written ILin the aisle of " The 11011/Me that Jack Bailt;' and ilcitieatetl to Mr. Alacritous Would Disloyal! Nu! Mre's poivishril for lier troth; soil souterslWO 1U11 , 21111i. gioldess-like thaw wice-like."--CVMOSLiie. best attrtioN ow INK Cu?. Vignette, representing Britams I • sod Wisdom Airldour lisouretice —4. The thiteli shut Jack farad .+i. The lau:hahle Figure that ammo a Ihe lisautreetru Rascal, search. is; for Sr...Jai—S. The brava 'l',r who horsewhipped the tipl.-6. The Biskop sad the Liturgy —7. The Horse loecigi With hi t . Greer Bag of lies..-11. The Patriot Wood It. The Cuarticr, the elled-p•W of Mate.--10. The Fel lows, a p+.l of the CII.W. arrioupsisied by 111.1-Nwh, the t'abiaet \L , ker—ll.The Gratlesalea at Kstalle....--11. The Nl.lhugliat. sill, his Tile 114 • Toh.-13. The Chorea's' Sub j• els, t h e true Friewla SO the Theofte. Printed and pobhiabed by Jobe Fairburu, 4, Brutis/ray, TO TII E PV111.1(:. - - - r 1111 E patronage au law , ally Isrstowerl oil my Esiablishissesisolieriac Ike progress of the tale 'Allier!, whilst II densawsls lily muse crawful at kstowledgosienis, calls also Got soy hest rattlives hi Create iu coislitistas.re. Wllis Ibis Irrelitig 1 lose terse in anoloosture, that I hare this day contracted with Gorserrnieni for Twenty Thousand I het*, to be drawls in owe we Iwo Looterses A Scheme is row wiltler roonsoolerait ..... , Io framing which 1 have redesvoireed to risers , hr eislws of abuse Friends who base at different times fotrowereol me with thrir sage. idioms upon the subject. Thia Seliessie I .hall have the witisCirtion lit sultio,ft.i, . when it has received Ilse saweinsis wf the 'Ards of his Majesty's Treasury, awl I Wyk wills confidence 1 0 that *loth ran &Woe errant its success. relate syystrval. I us, your devoted sad valeful Servant, 4, etwohill, and V, Charing crtme, T. ISISH. JUly 21, 11020. [This Gazette imolai., two Orders in Conned, dated Ilse 1211 inst. establishing following minimums respecting the trade between foreign cuant►ies, in amity with his Ma jesty, and the Cape of Good Hope aaJ the Almaritias:— teasels arw pernsiiteil to import, subject to she deans payable ►herruu, Sum those Origami's, any articles of the growl's, rudest:loon, or snanufactuie of such cuouiriea (those of csitiou, vuo, slatl , and wool, excepted); madly rapine to such COUllhieb any articles of she growth, production, or sossioLicture of the Cape and the Mauritius, or any 'Usher 74111. 11'06011y importeii there. The vessels of foreign stales psi 00000 141.1( thus scathe is British amnia are •assisted to the 1.4111 C ; MINIMS. however, to a couutervailusg ias- Iwst dust', if higher duties are charged us exports from anti, states in British vessels thou their own; 11111 sulsject to an captor ditty of 8 per cent. adcalurein, over awl ;More all duties un goods exported In British vessels, except its those eases wlwre, with respect to duties, warehousing, in ternal consamplititi, ur otherwise, tie difference is made lk: Item goods imported into such states iu their own *lid In British vessels. The Gazelle also ma'am, an Order in Council, directing that none of Isis blajestya servants in ordinary, with hip, shall be enforced to bear say public office, nerve us juries' us inquests, or be subjected to soy mulct or Site, fur not submsiting dormant's. It farther no tifies the appointment of Strafford Causing, Esq. as Minis ler Plenipotentiary tat the United Mates of Araersca, and his having been scums of the Privy Conseil. Cruwis-Qffico, JON 25, 1820. MENDER RETURNAO TO •ERVE IN THIS PRESENT r►RLIAMENT. Borough of Old Baruni—Juoiro Du Pm Airmails", of Prersuautte Park, in the county a Noothaispoin, Esq. Is the mum or Arthur Juhasou Crawford, Esq. who has Sc. crptckl the Chiltcru Hundreds. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. N'ar-Ojfiee, July tl, 1920. 17th Regiment of Light Driiguinss--Lientesant IVilliam Henry Bingham Lintivey, from half-pay 10th Light Drs. gil.lll*, to be Lieutenant, •ice Oliver De Lasery, whu ea change., receiving the difference—Commission dated Julie 22, 1010. 21st ilteau--Captain Thomas Jones to be Major, by purchase, vice Rues, who retiree—dated July 0, 1020. Lieutenant John Elliott, from gbh Light Dragoons, to be espial's, by purchuie, vice as above. Ist Reginseot of Foot—Eusigu Richard [Macklin to be Lieutenant, without purcbane, vice Johnstone, deceased-- 4314-.lJuly 13, 1820. Joh.' :Ratko., Gcut. to be Ensign, vice as above. 181 h thiao—Lieuienaui Jubu Cramer Ruberia. from haltpay of the sth Foot, le be Lieut.:usu., vice Duwahl estop uhu exchanges, rtcesysug tut ditiireuee--Jaitd ac ulauve. 46111diitu—Qoarterniaster Seri/rut William Barefoot to be go Brl et Abir vice /11M:110111+111, ileceracil--dried mut above. 54 1 b ditt,,--Lituteusut Robert Holt, (rum half-pay 84th Etna, to he Lieutenant. vice Meutiers, whose appoutinient has taut lekeu plaer--dateil as a 'hove. 7144 dittu--Aribur Jones, lirul. to be Eusign, without pur- chase--tlairel as above. - 90th thito.-Surgeutt William Morrison, Awn the half.pay of the 1211 s Foot, to be Surgeon, •ice Iroise Salcuch, placed upon half-pay 12th Fuot--Oated as above. Ist Hoist Veteran limitation. . _ Lieutenant !Robert Lind. hum 71st Foul, to be Lieutenant, vice William T. AL Hyatt, who getout', to lois Newer solo. atiou oo the !trilled I.llS.—Aaird as a b ove . aoh Royal V e te ran Battalion. _ _. • _ . Esisiria Prier Kerr, Irons bolt:pay Ist tlarrisos Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Prier Mackay, whose appoustoteut Ass uut taken place—ilairri so above. Silo Royal Veterao Ballahots. lieut....awe Warner Spat.hog. (tutu 4th Royal Vetere. Bit. 4111011, to he LACIIIrI4OI4I-441r4 as above. Vliai lac Ilvd. Major John Goan y Peters, Stiprrintewlant of Ibe Cavalry itidiug Establishment, lo br Lieutenant-Colour' of Coral ry—docd as above. M RIGOR* KIM. • Thy motor of the Geo'lrmo. appointed to so Emirs." in the 13th F.nd, un Bth instant, is Arthur bhiel, mid ,tut Arthur Sled. The 114.11.11 of Mr. Ditrafonl, appointed a Barrack-Master, an ,I N lkupy Williams, aad tiot Henry, at stated IN altt Ga zette of thv Id implant. Th« dote of Lindens*. Clancey's eppoiotnteet to the Bth Royal Veterau Ballahum, 'edits July, Is9o. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. elwitlnplwr %Velma's, of II aaa i a sater. Somerset, lisea.drape►. Julia' Itu•lwrd Prot and Minus' Itariard kaawascrufi, late uf New Lundusosirert, Luaduo, curo-factm•s. BANKKUP rs. Sasarion Handley, of Heide, odour, Stone, Stafford, miller, to time udtr, August 8,9, awl September 2, at twelve, at flee Crown Inn, Snow. Attutairys, Messrs. Willi., Clarke, and tValsoo, Wtrufordiceirari, London , mid Mr. Vermin, Stone. Itichaid Newell, of Hertford, tailor, to *wreath r, July 28,29, and September 2, at eleven, at the Coffee House it Si. Juba -street, Hereford. Attorney, Mr. %Vetch', Hari. street, Hiomastrurydtqaare. Louden. Jeremiah Swift, of lActla, dyer, to oder, Au/last 8,7, and September 2, in Hever, at the COW i.huute, Leeds. A.. stoney+, Mr. 11',Imo, Grevilloistreel„ Haitomgtoler, Lau don ; and !lbws. Smooth and Moore, Leeds. Thomas Thorp, of Rethlisa, Laucarter, rotten-relater, to sarremler, Amtmt 8,9, mot September 2, at 1.1., at Ike Iled LION lan, Nemo.. Nuevo, lawaster. Aintree'', Mr. Beek. Chinch court, Temple, Longtime ; and &imago. Ltristil, Valizium, oust Laingerd. Htasou Norru. ‘V ilij Toll, of Salmi Germans, Corsawall, milk', to fur. rewire. Attempt 141, 17, awl September 2, at Hever, at Ike Oodles. Coffee Howse, Pl)snoallt Hoek. Attorsarys, Me. M•litiorma, Temple, ll...radii*, and Me. Little, Plymouth Dor k. Mary Fisher, of Tittles 0. shopkeeper, to met matt, Aerial 2,3, and hepttmdor 2, al twelve, at liar Ihrah August 14. 8. T. Hardiog, C. Oakes, and T. Wininon), of Tainsrurth, IVseirick and Stafford, barkers, at Iva, at the Windhoek Inu ' Disdainham. August 26. W. Huantree, of Princenotreet, Westminster, conch-builder, at twelve, at Guildhall, Condom August 12. M. Tate, sow or late of Chelford, Gloucester * clothier, at this, st Guildhall, Loudon. August 22. .1. Lee, J. S. Martiomiu, and J. Wilkinson, of Bread-street, Loudon, factors, at eleven, at August 12. J. Hart, or Loatupit-hill, Ker., builder, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 12. J. Aphletir, late of Sunderland-near-the-Sea, Durham, slop u. lAA', at eleven, at Guildhall, London. August 26 It. Scholey, of Pateruoster•ruw, London, hooks owner, at km at Guildhall. August It It. W. Fox and %V. P. Smith. of Plymouth, He won, 1/11Mililleill, at clever, at the Korea Arms Inn, Ply mouth. August 28. T. Hills, of Sandwich, Kent, ship-builder, at eleven, at the Bell lam Sandwich. CEKTIFICATES.—Auous2 12. T. Pretty, MOW ur late of Tipton, Stallard, iron-manufac. turer.—J. Wm'', of Keyasleaui, Suateruel, and J. Wade, of Leeds, Voik, woulst•pler..-11 Kay, of Bury, Lancaster, cut tou-spinuer.—J. Bragg, of Whisehaveu Cumberland, thread. Wall, of Weedon-Beek, Northampton, Bulpiu, of Brolgwaler, Somerset, hopmerehaut • Dobell, of Staplehinst, Rent, tsilur.—J. Wilcock, of Illanehester, woullen-curd-stiansifaciarre.—J. William., of Birmiugluint, japanuer.—J. Lytle auJ C. Lytle, of rusabniy moire, Mitkliesrx, merclimita —W. Swo on , l ate o f m a ,ib u ., ✓ough, Wilt., builder.—W. IL Mutt, of Brughthrhasiour, Sussex, waise-enerchant.—T. Warwick, of Ildchin, Heels, draper—J. Murray, of Bi.liopsgair-street.Witlsout, London, cordwainer.—W.steveumn, of Sheffield, York, grocer.—A. Booth, of Noutuzbsm, tallow-chamber. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. M. Unwin and H. Tyler, of Louplane, Ilerrn4nchrey, bricklayent,J one 24,1820.-1. Fraser and C. Findlay, of the Nomad, al idilleors, spartimaereltasta, AIM, 27, 1020. —IL Snell, wen. John Rubino, R. tkewl4, jun. mid W. Swett, of Pad dington, Middle-bee, curler■, so far as regards the said W. Shell, &Wernher 29, 1610.-0. Barmen mid C. Kronen, of Woothwtreet, Cheapside, London, tailors, July 17, 1820. C. Bishop and T. Erroll, of Tukeu-house-yard, Loucks, al. lunacy', July 11.1829.—J. Parker and %Y. Gould, of Maiden lane, London, and of Nultingham, hosiers. Sept. 29, 1818.— T. Meredith soul R. Welker, of Palace-row, New-road, St. Pancras, Middlesex, cow-keepers, July 40, 1820.—C. Harrt aum and T. Nicholls, Of Letreslerplsce, Leicester-square, Middlesex, tailors, July 20, 1829. PIIICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Bruno Or Mirscovniloo Swear, eon. puteti Gum the tieturu• solute in the week effithrl the link day of July, 1820. is 375. lld, per howler-a keixist, ex. elusive of the duties of cantons. paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britaiu. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Coru of England and Wales, by the Quartrr of Eight Winchester Flushes, and of Oatmeal I•et bull gof I 40Ibb. aviiirilupuise, front the returns received iu ills seek coded the 13th of July, 1820. .1 1 . , k 2 • 4. ; 7. I 3 Is* "4. s. d.I a. d r. d 3 a. d a. d r. 411 a. d it. el. 69 7, 41 11,, 30 9d 41. V4B 1 i '26 6 ....... SPAIN. MEETING OF THE CORTES. MIME/ GAZITTL RITILIORDIVARY OF MC 10TH JULY. The memorable epoch is arrived in which the wishes of the Spanish nation were to be fulfilled— the happy day. en which a people determined to preserve the Lberty soil the dignity of the throne. have seen their adored Ktiog giving another decisive sod irrefragalple proof of his paternal views. of the love which tic ticeir, to lit* subjects. and of the earliest desire whtcb anintetts linit to concur. its concert with the Cortes, in founding and cuipsulidat• lug the public happiness by means of a consti 111 l essentially duet:Pa to the welfare of all—the happy hour. 1111 01111.11 Feldissimull VII. noun% his liClllll* melds with those of the Spanish people. presented himself infuse the issigust Hatton"! country's in the solemn act of SAC 1111161; to die coostitut ttttt of the niusiarelly. All the necessary arratigrimeds fur the celebration of this solemn erremuoy hail hero pre. slowly made. The Kim( haviiig appointed the hour sit In' the morning of yesoerd4y, Sunday. the 9 h of Jul, fur procredisig to the hall of the Ciprtyr, lies aoleijelety left his prlser, bee ttttt peopled by Ins august rituutte mid the bileitetisie, attended by lips butte., 111 *tote coaches. . _ 0.4 leaching the hall of the Curie* they were received by two grand deputations of th e 'min iu m! 'representative*. One, cusiii,ting o f gi act pained the Queen to the tribu n e whi c h h o d been prepared tor iier. that miglit, in company wills the 'Modish. eirjuy the spectacle of SO pokiest a ceremony. The oilier deputotinus, commuti ng of 31 Members, including two of the Secretaries. was appinutril 1,. attend we the Wises' his Majehty entered, all she members stood up. as well us t h e turps in the tribune on the nght of the throne. The Cuuiliellurs of States Gelltfli111.111)11 Magistrate*, occupied due other in. hurter; the leMellie multitude which filled the gd Irma could wept mums' theusswlrts [rout butetiug into loud sielistssatians and Vital I The Knox funk his seat tsti . a titakiMiceett throat., on the aides of which weed • diepllyell the royal susignia. A. sena as the King had eroded himself. tlw Internee, the President of the Curter , . and all the Dettottees 860 sat down. After a awn IMMO the Pletolletel rose , Slide with the Secretatira s woceeilid to receive II e Kling** oath. which ass taken in the 111111111ef pre. scribed by tbe Cntestilution. outs Jortyli &plot. Atchhialion Elect of Seville, as President of the Corte,. Iheis addressing himself to the King. delivered the following speech:— . "Tien Comes. at a leas ealightemed period, but of great and pokiness vinyls, preervvinl the foadeasental laws of the kitigeloas, the glory wad aoleadour of the throne. gad the se. natal pmeperity ; hot that wise lastiteilioe which suited lbs Kiss sod the teatime by the great sad atebie aratimeots affeethea and loyally, gradually declined, tell at last into oblivion, sod the amiss became Are lbestro of ambit inis. ssd the slug ea -estate...trot of bad pastillas*. Bill the lay of 118•jestors liar* ore the ASONSAI Yt rite iso of wadi wore Oats swam" agllappedd new is t yestrog Prima*, Worthy isweessior They were congratulating lls twelves with, Aloof theliterisig hopes, when, at the same time that the sawilegioos project of extieguishing your sacred rights was ciaticeived is the bosom of the statism, • vile iasposlor pellidievely introduced his hostile legions. awl wrested from the arms of the faithful Spaniards their beloved %march at the very asouresit when he had just hems plated use the throws of his glorieiss rage. niters. The Seweish lion was then ruined, sad a gewral and esuiforns cry pee spirit and vigour to the valorem,* peas • Pelayu ; aid while the brave warriuis iedvaisced with their breasts of heroine. a n d expelled the tyratit's Waste from their Native lead, the fathers of the country, who bail brew called we". by the teeters, yoke of the provinces, re estalilisktd the coestittil of the Spanish asinsare by, which, hy wiltrou ly ileclariue the person of the King sacred and Mendable, has more firmly Axed the crown use year Majesty's repel b e ad, hos secured y ou against the artificer of airy favourite, and oleos enables your Majesty to act mire freely fur Ilse benefit of year people and the welfare of the Mate. o The worthy rum of the country conareveel that they could slit make a heeler retain Its she conhelesece with which the provinees honoured *beta, tier oiler to their Klieg • wore arevpiable tribute, thou to consolidate a iractilatitig throw s by placing it on the broad basis of a fendautental law. which, being the legacy of our aspirator'. and the expiessuin of w doss. justice. sail the public will, chord the door equally agent's' vile Santry sad unjust aggressiuu. It sectored the adtaiwistratiosi of justice, established a jest system of pub. lie economy, and 'auctioned the respect, obedieuce, and we. arretior, dee tee the laws mad the royal authority. Thus felt the reprematativee of the outline in Cadia. 1 saw them, Sire, send op deep sighs to Heaves for the cruel captivity of their Kiwi ! I saw thew, like orphans, shedding tears ..f sm. row stud and, humbled before the Lamb of God, pay's,/ fur the renal's' of sus amiable a father to his slower. vas and disconsolate family ! I sew than, overwhelmed with joy sail delight, give 11t111 to their oppressed hearts whets thi y learsird that the Almighty had listened to their f t sup. &lemmas, suit that the tatelary angel ufSpaiu had ilesceoded to break the chains imposed by tyrenry! Stich sere their generous sentiments. ahem sordid interim, crafty awihnitoss, atrocious calmany.and insatiable veugesuce, after toeutirding in obscurity their detestable plots, dated to approach the throne, mud sacrileginsaly profane the sanctuary of majesty. Ito. Sire, let us spread a veil over those melancholy proofs of human waskoses. " At length the happy day arrived ohms height star arose on the Spanish horiaiem, which dissipated Ilse thick clown formed by intrigue sad malevoleace, awl sacred truth shoue forth with a brilliancy which excited the adistratiossuf some, the respect of utbers,the confusion of enasy;autt the ciinvic. lion of all. Happy Spain spirt yews aeresabled thine Cortes which rendered the reigns of her Alphossaire and her Ferdiaauda so glorious ; cud the most virtuous of lea aiteus—forgeitiug wrongs, pardomisg iiijaries—is solely ear. played in se.estrildishiog a emontunumil Goverumeut. is preserving the peaty of her holy religiute, and it givikg testi of panted( and veseeratiou to her Kiug, now seated on kis august throne amidst the national C 0.,. tress, after having lakes a solemn oath, by winch lie is made greater than the son of Philip was by the conquest Yf Orieutal kiagilueses ! 0 111*(14/11111411.1.11 Klee! the .10 1 . 1 e mad loyal Spaniards ere remitter of the numerous evils fru= whirl. you have saved them by this emeritus set, by which the itemises of Evil, prepared to light up the Same of thieved among too, is ex meshed. All hops that every wisicautas germ will be extingunhed, sod dist eternal peace and cournid will trite rout in their stead. Let Ilse fears, jealousies, and dim trusts, which criminal souls have existed its the heart of the b.st of Kings, fur ever disappear, and all unite its surround ing the ilsrowe with sleet fraternal alliance which secures or. der, produces plenty, estaintams justice, and preserves peace. And pt.'s'. me, Sire, the (militia organ of this Cuagresp, and of the italiuu it septesrots, it. present to you the due homage of its fidelity, cud ad the iseauaralik seutiateuts by which It is animated. A. our intuitions assentors always were the firmest s'sp. port of the throve aud the inunarchou amulet Spain, ala ay. ready to give brilliant testnamiles of loyalty and lure to her Kings, solemnly premises you that her sous, who here pis)erl iu war more sancaniary examples of fidelity dun. were huovro to past Reurratioas, will mike sacrifices worthy of Simmslt hi rurs, aud the admiration of future ages." rojefilv replied in the _lnflow/ill terms:— " I accept the expressioses and seatinsents of love and loyalty which the Cortes Nsaatfests tuwards ttss thrueeh the wow of its Piesitlestt ; and I hope, through its aimistaticr. to *re the usttoo I have the glory to gums free sad happy." Immediately after bt► Majesty read with a clear intrlliginle woke, and with all the iliguity beetna• nig his cheractrr, the following *perch :—. 0 Cattlemen Deputies, " At length has arrived the day, lie object of my ardent wishes, on which I see myself surrounded by the representa tives of the heroic and generous Spanish 111.111.141, sad is which a solemn oath has completely identified my interests sod those of my family with the iuteresis of my people. " When excess of evils produced the clear umuifeststion of the voice of the natiou, formerly obscured by lanerotiehle cirmsinstaiices which ought to be erased from our mesimeies, I immediately determiend to embrace the desired system, and to take the omit to the political constitutioa of the Mo narchy ouesictionAl by the general soil extraordnotry Curtis in the year 1613. T►en did the Crows as well as the indium receive its legitimate rights, my resolution being nu /us spoutaucous and free the■ curformable to my own imerests sled those of the Spsnisb people, whose Lameness bas never ceased to be the object of my sincerest wishes. My heart thus madissolutily tended with the beset. of my subjects, who are also my children, the feature preempts to me only agree. able images of imaidesice, love, sod prusperity. " With what insisfsetiou most the grated spectacle be cow tempheted, hit brew lilifiglifflpird in history, of a magnanimous usisusi, which has passed from use political state to smother without coennisiem or violeuce, subjectieg her ruthenium to the guidance of reaeue, wader CifCUMlllliteell which have covered with inuarniag, and iauwilateel with tears, Wen leas tort unate countries ! The geweral anemic,. of Europe is now directed tu the proceediegs of the Compose which represents this highly favoured mallow. nuns it are expected prudent iudalgence for the pest, and eulightemed Grameess fur the future, and Mat at the musarist which teatime ►he happiness of lha pre sent and soccrediug generalities, the enure of the preceding epoch may be buried in obliview. It is also hoped that need indeed examples will he deepierel of justice, beweerence, and gaterrusity--virtmes which always dusiageisaml Sposiards.— which the Ceasiilatios recusiscsaw, sad which, Yawls' bora and probity is, ...judges Mows amid establialsed principlii r it iselosda to th► Cita. s.. new and iarouger Enmesh§ of merrily : Mai at tl *teeter im provements are In bliexpecud when owl. cede., car. fully proved, shall attain that rasplicily BSA petit-nine soh eh the' Itauirledpe sad experience sof the age its which we live lad capalde of " IN the interior adminisirstioa difficulties ate (anti which proceed frvas old shears, atdra►atrd dursoic three latter times. 7Ue mrserrriwg applicailian of iu.i arent, and the seal wish which its ageism, awl the pr.itiacial asiburit in, tabular to estaisiods the simple awl beurticrut astouscipal eyelet's adopted by the coisatltatieu, sae leseeniug the obstacles, mud will. is limn, perfect a drpai Inmost of ibe male which bas an easeutial sitauciace over the public sal-. fare sod piuspesity. "The ai me sad the nary call mere particularly fur letdown and solicitude. It will be one of nay feral careen' womele their urgers:attys.. and establish them it the man lier scot fur the 111111111., dll ran of ralldbir, dee advaatr=e. of barns so important wills that munumy ninth la netbapesealile, and relyiug us. the pease time and ituod will iif the iciiple ■rl the *sedum ot ilaiii• reperwrolatises, su 'Wm I shall always ha►e recuisrm a. 14 Coll.! coutntruce. _ . 11 is in he expected that the rwestahludnuent of the constitutinmal system, and the dattreitig prospect c hurts that event preseslS fur the future, may, by removing the pretes:s of shish nealtraily hes bee■ able to take &drainage in the provisces,smouth the path lit the pactficatiwi is( those which see isi a state of agitation or disturbance, and naurr utiarressuy the eisploysiust Q stay other trtaeu•. The examples of muslesatiou saWlhe lure of order gives bg P.•oiuw.ar Bp4m, the just pride Iselutiging 10 s.r Weaflia) auJ grUCCUIIII a uaiata, wed the wise laws winch Olt grelatilzoted cnosho suable to the cusstitutiwn, sill contribute to this ob ject, to the °Mignon of past evils. cud will straw elusrr all Spaniards unman my throw—sacrificing to the love of i 11... country all the recollections clutch might break t.l - those feats-mon ties by which they sought tube untleol. "pis our relations with furtrigis cueutriess Sue must perfet t harasouy to general prevails, with the eaceptiust tat a 44.44 fro: sheets-aces. which, though they laive nut thaturbuil the •k• Wire peace, have given ries to nuirsiosiwas whirls cssmut tar tersoismrd without the anacurrence awl anon vt alio'. of th& Comes wf the kingdom. Stich ■te the ober-mutes p. nJin( with the Visited Slams of AsiseriCi respecting the Fiuradm, sad the 'narking out the busuilaines of L0U111111.4. Conte:is likewise exist, uccastowed by the occupation of Mutate Video, and other *muesli pussessions us the left bask of toe ries r Plana; but, Iltsissia • complicatiou of vat Iltai cierumstaoces has hitherto pew/ruled the adjustment of these themesses, I hope Shut ibe justice and 1111wir rat los of the priuciples which guide our diplunistic toperalioss, will produse a result suit able to the mallow end conform...4le to the pacific system, the pretervilitia of rhith is now the ;putts' awl shridetl maxim of I;nrupean polity. The Regency' a *lune has gives isulicaliuns ufa wish to rrlitlll its tail -)stem of rut• lessors& said aggetesiou. To ovoid the cuorryientes Islay arms. fr.•rn shis want of respect to extattsat stipitiatt.mo, the Ihreitsive Tiesly rialereil stub in the year 1816 wills th-: • lime of the Netherlands, Ai pislatsd the uniou .1 the crypt. - - live maritime fusers 144 the Itleultieeraiseso, destined hi 1451.5 - tail. sod secure the fres-Joni of navigation and commerce. " Thni, as it is lbe duty of the Cortes to consolidate Ke tiers! ',sprouts@ through the medium of was* mid just Ifiws, and thereby to protect religious, the fiKhlll of the Crown, slot ul the re lizeus; so also it belongs to my office to winch over the executior and fulfilmelit of those hews, sad espy costly of the fasolauseutal law of the unmarrhy, iu wletcla the hop. s and wishes of the Spanish people are ceuired.— This will fie my most grateful and most 4-umlaut duty. To the rodahlishmeet. sad to the venire sod luviolalda pre servation of the Coustitution, the pow, e which flout Minium) gloms to the nerd wenn" ity will be devoted, and in that will also consist my duly, nos delight, and glory. Tu fulfil and Wittig lu perfection this aud •Autary terprise, after humbly imploring the sod and get idauce of the Author of all good, 1 repine the adore cu-op. roll of the Coates, whose zeal, iutelligeore, pen minim, and lure to my royal perms, lid me to hope that it.. y will concur in all the werawary immures for the liiiilllll.iros of such iusportent cods. dens Justifyiug the cosifidnece ut she heroic saliva by which they have hems elected." The President replied:— TheCorteehae beard with siuguler sati.feciiesi the wise Walrus in which your illajettly hasexpirared your noble Sold generous seuttioarests, and described the state of the ratios.— The Cortes presents to your Alsjebly no most respecitu I thanks for the ardent zeal with which juts promote the me nd pioverity. and promises to co-uperste with your Ma jest?s iutelhgeser s and to contribute by all possible tortat.s to the attainment of the important utijeets for which it has been euotoktel." The errein )))) irs or this august solemnity bring ended. their Majesties and the Libation' oithetrrw from the Cortes with the saute retinue with whkii they hind stowed. Repeated cries of lima el key y las Corfu! resounding through the haa. uud all returned to the palace. The streets through which the proces,iim visited were Lined with the differeot corps of the g..iiso.i of Morbid. and the national militia, ono ...salty and infantry. The pfeaeliCe or their Nlaiesti. and the lislautss—the splendour of the retinue—the imilhatiey of the rquipalges—sthe taste displiqed 111 the tapestry (which erase/tented the balcuours of the stistilosil—the numerous concourse of whits !i ilium.' impeded the course of the plore•busta—ts r repeated applause of mill cleiwrs iter•ritso. atomically excisions% Viva el Key ! S sea /a t slit rciusi ! Vivo el Key constiimei , urd, I, relive all. the re eullectsuu of nu object or Is e usa.t. uiticent ceremony—oil coucerrid to refuter taiga si.ty Most glorious to the Spanish militia. aid to pleat' t a spectacle which will be the ettrual dalautrattau of future ages. The trea (pinky sad eider which prevested its the of the Curter. es well lib sisrueelsout dictum's. served tucuulirin users twits ever, tsar geed silisisho that is cutcs twined claw cuitistAct of the ishabitguts -~