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has ea& wad their ishalsitsies. did sot Ind% them es 1,4404 aittmat proftiesest indignation, a revs lutinnaiy des,butista ustarpiag toe sovereignty. tidier the name of Supreme Junta; and each of the tirbitrary• and de-inn:tire operatious of that siiimatr.siu.tirovvrsiatvoi,alfardtd them • fresh proof 4 its folly. as well as its perverseness. To such a I►uy{th has it citrital us neglect .of the principles of humanity. as to absodon, without any kind of succour, Ilse m.li'•ary hosisitals of Alisdujav and Mancha Rval ; th•ts smpusing to the most Horrible death. the wictchro whom it had torn from the bo som of thei► families to uphold its tyranny. Ills Majesty. informed of this h..rl►arity, has given the strictest orders trust the must particular attention tk• paiJ to the natOrtinuite patients in these hos pital% by the officers of health nclongisig to the army. and that they receive the ne.essary succour, in preference te'eny ether n14.-c.a. The Junta, to evince its the clearest manner the le nature of the patrioiiain Which it affei t.. has jets .leliverel tip Ceuta to the Euglish. That town is t r.. price of the barrio emu :hided with our natural rionuies, whole clauses in fevour of the Inelaiiwr. 4‘;'[ . ./* execrable Junto, stipulate for the reasonl of their persous to a place of safety. This intelligeuce has been some drawback en tLe inespressable satisfa•-tion which Ilia Majesty received from the sensible sod patriotic coucluct the cities of Atidsbote, who spontete suety antici pated the pater it exliortatious atl.lreesel to thew by the King, our Sovereign, with • view to pre. twee those fair and charming provinces from the derest Mon or war. The exampleofJaris and Cor dova will be imitated by the test of the towns of bemie whiwe most ardent wish is for truniptillity and order. Thus we shell see pro. ewes. on whose blindness anti obstinecy the tyrants placed the greatest depeialrne:e, appreciatiog the VI -re highly the benefits of a liberal consitutioii„ and vowing Cu affectiou, the more shit:. re, Ina just soil enlightened Monarch. fur this very realism, be colute they before grosise.l . under the mud severe flit Majesty wishino. in consequence, to repair . the primostowle of Corder*, rind to give it ;weds of h • heueficence suit pateriial love, will set off to dry for that cll. 'lke ramie intent.ons have in duced :lir Melessty to appoint Den :.liebul Jo- o e po dr oz use I, bit Miuister of the Indies, Cow in's...ly leayal !or the kingdom of Grenada ;Count ale Nlonterco Councillor of State. fee that of Cor dova; and l ion Jacque' Marie Snuck, also Conn. ci.1.•••• of *ate, for that of.l o seu.—ffeire the Olives! Joao al oillatkid, Jan. 31./ SATTER AOORIBSIOD IT OLINZSAL TO MN OLD • olleASs.ll to TOM session anise. • " OLs ri.l urn, • " At tlie be g i.ei.ox of the political revolution in Fdain, 1 nerrr di-v.1614rd my sentiments. or my way of thinking, firm. any body. and much lib, 4010 my cornpailloos lii ortni. iriekeided betweet anarchy and govennoeut. which insur..ll to us irmquillity and peace, always api.earel to me to be toga treason against our 'tame country. " To whose M sincere concurrence to r envern ht, together with a liberal eunstitittemi. offered n, iiitegrity of territory and national imk. prudence, sere , igi nay oinannt, the height of bu. 1114111 folly. " Notional independence can rest only on two fiundatious : on the red strength of a government. end on the coulidetice with which this government inspires its ueighbuers, when they are porerbil. Thr late dyne.t., by decrepitude. or in come erence of that decliiie ineepsrable from all human ming*, had entirely eximusteil the sources of strengtn, of power. To its very blood teas in upnrahly attacied y to a meighboot who.* power knows MO resi,temer. Nose of ros coutribotoi: to !hasten the prriNi its olestrortion; wane. on the ewifrory, strove, for the sske of their plates. to prove** or to retarof is ; but in vein, since Provoltuce has decreed other s " it i, with men, amid the tempest of the pas sion., as with other bodies maid that of the ale eieote, %%tilde some, toil light. are driven *bow. Do all &re-coons, others, lions their gravity or their d.rance, remiss unmoved. " Among the different Generals. entrusted with the highest commands in the kiogidinn. there wee not one but what at first milted the popular phretszy. S , .tne fell viefuns to their genuine pa. treitien or their prudence; others. unable to stem the torrent, torniel nut of its way ; but all, without eiceptiou. ntteArd by their actions, in writiiig, and by th eir ' ,d euce mot', that, to endeavour to prerent She change which was preparing, wee. in fact, to sanction the ruin and utter deernetion of Spam. " For the truth of this I spleen! to inch ref troie Gecerals a- err set living, or to the persons elm were employed shoat those who perished ; and I am ready to submit to the whole nation thasoficiel correspondence held, at this critieul period, with the deoartinit or the srlininistnit cull fide.' to me by those who then otrisnocci comuntuds of all de grees. 64 A thousand proofs exist that such were their sientiwents ; that, in order to preserve the 'public tranquillity, such was the unanimous wish of the bigheet officers of the nation, soon hurried *long thennielves by the impetuous torrent of the popular opinion, which they knew not how to di rect.; and if, occasinnally, a different !engorge was heard, it was most frequently but the echo of sonic extravagant passion, of some private interest. 111. • treys ready to take adecittage of such cirenin emcee. " carious occurrences, meet afllictWg for the nation. brought it to the brink of 'lie preripii.e, . a el of ruin ; but let us throw a veil over the pest, awl endeavriur to prevent bitter, calamine.. •• What are your hopes, Cirtithmen What are rya? 'moo* of oceoesseleshing them ? And whet thAht, witloott any he-411rue% to be. the object that *very good Soenierd should have is view, at the pr. moot crisis ? '• Iv poe.l.le that there ean be say one who gyn.' bd. Inv lirye of immunising so troequol • sitruz4l... tagroci •• gotten p. 4 M the MU; rho have am even hrd vine to learn the use of the arm, which thPy hear ; oho ...w r yly know the ;tomes of sia a trUlOpfl eh") are toetilt• e 1 is tltr r 4s.re.er. , . and e•votP4 or their (ferrite, b.. Govrrinrient vittich corny.. the 4- , ,tortopt , tot 1;11te101. to • heii!st. as t. , the $01,1,:i glithont the f. 4, wittiest the clotting, which he cannot dispense with to time of peace • In spite, perhaps, of the ascertained impos sibility of keeping the Auld. there may exist a wish to substitute. for the only Manner of making war avowed by free and civilised nations, a ditlerea.t kind of resistance. Let the inhabitaists of the pro vinces which, to their rniu, have /bed recourse to tins system, say, if they would not prefer the hav ing escaped. et any other rate, from the calamities which they et this day deplore. • Whatever may be the instruction and the in stitutions of a nation, which, for a certain time, should have undertaken to wtths•and its enemy by such sperms, it will not fail, in the end, to augincitt the imininiv of assassins, whose daggers necessity will soon direct against the bosom.. of their own accomplices, and who will, iu every respect. be come the di-grace of their country. "Troops thus collected wry perchance prevent the operations of a weak detachment ; but never will they suspend the execution of the plaits of a numerous and. veteran army, before which they va uislt like cloatils before the sun. 4.1, 1 t hi s 'Ablation, to what can, to what ought we aspire ? To obtain a government which insures our independence and our cued liberty ; which continuo and ameliorates the institutions that our ancestor/ had not consolidated ; which iy goi , !ecl by the ex perience of ages. and the exawipte of the most ro b...lsis:tied nations, in its °perianths and in the es4a bli•hos•nt of its laws; which. finally. makes its glory depend on the felicity of each and on the national prosperity. " Such are the advantages which the reign or our Sovereign Joseph I. °frets to ti• all ; sod these advantage's a►e guaranteed to us by 111'1 many rare qualities, which hare their tannest in his heart. by his acknowledged wisdom, by the public testimony of what he has done in the country which lie prey:- misty 'governed. " The m►litary career. in particular, will procure the •enjoyment of a fortune proportionate to the rank cud the suture of the service+ of each. The soldier may look forward to promotion and re wards, according to his merit : he will no longer hav e o cc a si o n i n e n v y th e condition or those who follow other professions. Content, and covered with houours, instead of being a burden to the State, he will lici-oior its priacipal support. " Hut this strength of minion can emanate only from the throne, as worthily engaged as it is at the present moment. Let us rally round it, mad save ou► country." AMOVJAR, JAM. 22. " Dow JOTIPIT NAPOLVON " Cr ing informed, that among the persona re moval front their homes. by the events of the war, many have Beal with the manifestly guilty intemi.iii IS calumniating the troops comialinded by n-4, soil of keeping the countrieo, to which they re LeJ. a. they have done thnse which they have left, in the f..tel errors into which they hare been by our enemire, for the purpose of prolonging thy eeilting trotehles: 66 NVe hay- riecrecil— 6 Art 1 —ln even place tweupiert by the •rmy, shell be /word a l'otnitiiitee ut three members, of winch the Akin& !yi the Pree.olrot. " .—This Cu'ut•ittcc shall draw •p • list of all absent Prom,. re. . . . . . 3.—Ttse produce of the landed property, as well as of the ma' eali.rs end *Meta to aliseolets, shall scree So /any the extraordinary expenses of ilw war, and reiseve him it. china.' the inhalntants oho have rtimansed *ids easiliftwee at their tmes. " lbe 1111.0.11 C and prodnee of the property of the state, 'bath till further order* he applied to the same object. h " 5 —Te c.:elestastics, awl all tither civil awl military officers, who hire lot•lopleall he repine -oh ad isterior ; and if in Might days they do nut return to limit pasts, they shall he runsiileied as has ing reliayuisleed thma,mad their •uccessuirs s. ~e te r m is granted to the inluhitants who bass i■ like susouer ti , Al Auy appu r rloch they may make @pint the disposal of the tiscume of their pusaessions, during thaw , absence, sha !1 nut be :Weill] tied. Nllostet% of the intei lur. of the 6uaacca, sad at Getissiastwal aQun, 4.. c Signed, I, The LING. rAais, rut. 14. LITTCII or Tat DUDS Of DALMATIA TO tug panics 01 ITAGDAM ♦IIU DRUMM/171M I have nut yet received IA ststeineut of the artillery. ammunition, and megaziaes, which the enemy relinquished to its salmis. 1 am only inform.. ed that there'sre 44 pieces of cannon. needy half being rime-artillery, and tile rest tield-artillery.There a.e also Sow mmicrts, a large quantity of ammu nition, and coinnilerable mega:tiles. At Cordova. we have also found t1t)o0 musket* and an arsenal, from Which the artillery wilt derive greet benefit. The enemy has enienried Is Casiille m o d Laval., where he abandoned to us four 6-pounders and a howitzer. Ile has also left behind six other pit: on the rreul to the moinitrins. Tilos, since the hassage of the Sierra Morel's, the itnperisl army as kill SO pieces of 01111111411. 1 shell hare the I ur of residing the statement of all that has been bikes', to your Most Serene Ifigliiiers. as soon as I receive it. " Genertil Sebastiani in this slay to commence his march from Jaen to Grestadd. I have received no accoutin front him these two slays; but his repa ratory tnovemeat ass to have beta completed last night. • General Intone Maubrotres tlivi-ion is today at Lis. Th. infantry of the Cann corps of the army. is at Itambla and Is Carlota. To-morrow, the whole of the first corps will be advanced be- yond Lryte, on the rood to : the 6ftb corp. will be opneit;bled of Evja, wistre Me Catholic Mojerty to-000rrow, to tbt 111111sead-q4ur tent. _ The King has determiad to nisreh towards Seville. We are in hope's that the inbabitantv will not snake- nay resistance : and even that we shell arrive there hefore Albuquerque's division, and the troops of the Duke del Paripse, which we sic as allied have been culled from Estremadurs mod the beaks of the Tagus. IC they are tau late, it is ro habie that the tall of Seville will lea 4 to that of Cads, where no measures of defence can yet here heels adopted, and that the Spsuith squadrou will thus ito 6 ' The Junta has Red to the ►.. la de Leon. near Clubs. It is said that most of the peacoat who rosn;asse rt will embark for America. It is also as. iwrte . d, that it is preparing to beat and capitulate. 011 w, ei rr.,itni• %tate. that it hes been put under at rtst., ill a :Cif d Is these enutrodi.:tinnii will be clrored up. e` The inha' :atlas of Andalne:a sessiVest the Itsost favourable disposi lons. NoIxol) (kn. except people of the wont character, who have bad a hand in the Revolution. Their physiognomy lb open ; and weobserre inflict's a high degree of liAtisa.ittiont: on seeing this calamitous war 'has 'el inniste.i,'. - and su end put to the horribl e tyrueny of the Junta. At the moment when the trove or Ills Majesty the iiiperor entered, they wc.e holding mec:iiigs for trie election of Deputies to the Corte«. Some of these Deputies had already set out for the Isla de Leon, especially those of Grenada, but they are returning. They were likewise balloting fora fourth part of the population, to till up the armies. The King is every where receives' with entliusiami ; the insurgents have rend.- ed him ex cellent service by the atrocity of their measures. What we now see in Andslawn proses that the na tion, tired of the inieeries winch it lats endured, is willing to submit to its goverumen.. l hare the honour to request sour %lest Serene niglimos to accept the homage of my profound re spect. (Si. , ' ied) sit Marehal the Duke of DA LM ATIA. " Cordova, Jus. 97, Isto." PROCLAMATION OF TilE KING. "Spaniards. the moment is arrived when yon may listen with aidstintage to the truth which owc . - " Enlightened persons know, that, for more than • century, the force of things *lnch commands all molts, I►as decreed that Span► should be the friend sad the ally of France. " When an extraordinary reveilittion hurled from the throne the Howe that reigned in France, the Spanish branch ought to have supported ir, surd not to have laid down its arms till it had effected its restoration. or it could not but expect to be in like manner precipitated - from the throne of Spin. It wanted heroism to take apt der sive a part, and chose realer to wait for t tue to acerreoplish alt it it durst not undertake by force of arm•. " The Cabinet of Madrid tlioisglit that it might disclose its secret, by arming sl.u►st France when it saw laer engaged in • distant war. " The victory of Jena confounded its projects. " It endeavoured iu ratio to return to the system of dissimulation, and to resume the spirit of the rte. gnciators of Boole. " The Conqueror of Europe suffered not him self to be deceived. " The Princes of the Wins, of Spain. not daring to fight him. renounced the crown, and cuntet.ted themusel►es with stipulating fur their pri►ate lute. rests. " Tire Grandees of Spain, the Generals, the leading men of the nation, were acquainted with these truths. I received their oaths at Nlartild the occurrence at Baylen'turned all their heeds . ; fear seised the most pusillanimous ; the innotbien lightened and the most conscientious meu alone remained faithful to MP. •• A n►w continental war. and the assistance of the English. hare t•rolunged an unequal conte-t, of the horrors of which the nation is folly ten-ilile. •• The event has never h : en doukttful, the for tune of war has now decided .t. " If internal peace is not iinturtliatrly istablish eil, who coo fore•ee the euww4tueucto of such bliod obstinacy ? _ 64 It is the intertot of France to preserve . to Spain her integtity and independence, if she again becomes her ally and her fr,end : if she continues her enemy, France must strive to enfeeble, to &s -member, and to destroy her. Gud. who reads in the hearts of men, knows what motive induces me to speak to you in this manner. 4 ' Spaniards, immutable fate has not yet pro. scruneed. Cease to sutler yourselves to be deistic(' by passions excited by the common enemy ; mike sae of your reason, which will chew you. in the French soldiers. Uiends ready to defeSd you. It is not yet too late; rally round me. and let this day ►e the commencement of a ner rens of glory sad happiness for Spain. 4 Oven at COrdeva. Jan. 27 ; •• Sigurd. I. The IL:ma." THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. • MONDAY, FssauAAT 26. We hsve received Paris Papers to the istb inst. frees which we have extracted the official reports of the progress of the French in Andalusia. The sub stance we gave on Saturday. Row Afters remained at Paris on the 17th. On the 14th there Inman ex traorviimiry meeting of the Senate, to which, it is said. he made al very important comm ni cation. This conimunicatiou is supposed to relate to his intended new wife. BLS/HIEN who is to marry leer by proxy, waist° leave Paris on the .34th instant ; but wittier for Russia or fee Saxony remains. secret.— The Monitewr also contains the official report of the military• operations in St. Domingo to the 7th of July last. We have received Spanish Papers to the 9th, and Portuguese, to the 11th instant, !root which we have made soave extracts, but they ars nut of importance. Our readers are apprised that Mr. Warrant* motion, fur the prodnelion of all communication, made to the t Nu, by Lord Cisarttaw, respecting the Walchereu Expedhtun, was csrried by -a ma. jority of 174 agaimat a minority of 171. We this day give lists of the "majority and minority upon this important question. Nothing can prove more e be 4 ,iy the N iject state of Ministers, and the triumph of Opposition, sas far as the pure voice of the people can he expressed in the present suite of the represcoravon. Mr. WutTIIILF.AIis majority embraced 43 County Members. while only OSictia be found in the ranks of the Minister; the remain der of whose numbers is made up by no less than 66 perpon•, aahreerneis themselves, or, whose fathers aud brutheit hnitt places. exclusive of s fficrrs in the anus, ke. Now, it from the Ministerial mi. verity we take sway &sr 66 Members with places, !lets; rill remain ag.inw not merely • m Intittol7. but a tn::j( ,Nlartinie Wit.t.LOIT and Mr. Num f e el a ll this, and yet they adhere to thci The Ant and Fortube cartels railed rooath, for Nyeaix. on Saturday tuoi 140 French prisoners, invaiida. The K., 'cartel to returned front that port : s h e 6, four im mi ees . wive s , whose husbands wer and taken prisoners at the b tale or TO There has been no arrival from C. Lily; bootie of thr information Ly which thosirely N 1011441 lied. We err, huwe to make known some.intereatiug eireur spectiug affair, in that quarter. Emu pi which we received by diet ►Trip. " A sloop of war (the Lily) is show patch e d to Eee , laud, and I write yeti Cadiz. of to-clay. The newly-elected tiling the mo-t prompt sod efficuene 4 onnteractiiig the truiterous and rillsiii of the Crtt:rsl J mita of Seville, who (.o hare heen, no doubt, in confidant con with the French, and who will ultimate crifice to flee fury of the peo•ple ; indee, grace in limit country that they slot, merely relate to ou the opinion and . the English party herethe other part; declining, but it is only distill tl days. N'Eaccas. the (Invert:or of Cr iiilent of the nt w hat with pow, ably circumscribed. and with only one defences of this city are now going i;.l pidity. The new fort on the Lothians is pleted ; 300 men from the men of w , been daily employed in blowing op t Lions, spiking cannon. Ste.; and, had 64006 Eng'ioh troops to garrison this y present dospositiod of the impregnable to any hostile force. To. the F,',inrs are.to be employed in coiai Courts Domes battery, on the Isthmus. they h-rd not whin:re:oil befine ; for I ' is very much to their interest to min trance of a Froha force into this place, or indelil any ozoikliShips, sire much moment t teuziaineas per ton bat: bee, french r.The corm has in a great degree S i French division of 25,006 only. hoeing ('orJuva, with an advanced goard of .sk him, 15 leagues from Seville, alto h: nohow for, 3t00.000 men for three I.u..cbed atwl revolt) , xrbeeks and Pa waiting to lie Lyles', uca► Seville, with the churth, end of the public troa.ti place. The influx uf people to Cart'o. grrat during the last six day'', that it r people here entered the Parries. All on the °mesa, ideal this river are to L and the Isla de Leoo has comae into I of the new Goverunient. Every dies • re-animated ■ ea 4 the Spaniards of to• ferer.t beings of .a week anterior.—W hopes thattbelleet may be secured for of Spas; the'y hike been removed 1.00 CAS into fair-way, awl are setting re; The .Pootalr(French prisun-ships) ere nods; card ill fact every determinat ou in the 'Live ' Government to act rigl different isystem from their predece,c are filar sail of ships of the hoe hi Triumph, Zealots:. and Invincible, and more a►e expected. As there is not It millions sterling of pul•l'e and prival here; surely the defence of this Weal, will not be given np entirely to men tegular troops, or have not a proper k military &Giro. The French hare 70,t Andalusia. Nothing new from Lord WOOD." " It is supposrd that the French advai of 10,000 men w 11 make their appeararr or two ; information having be-11 recei rapid approach. Our communication W about' to ceaie. Twenty sail of Spa, battle ships and 10 frigates ire here, the in a vtite of rradines. : but some apprel entertained fur their tuii ty. A fort would have given the SpsiiiArds time perk prepared tor the defence of the am truly grieved to swab that, in my probability is, that Cadiz will not long c.i.e of its being invested. Order. an lino Athuiral PURVIS, for 400 men ft to blow np the work* of Fort Malaga! , other bit tri ie. on the narrowed part of side of the harbour." " SA 01 i‘ has fallen. and Victor*. wit fantry. and $.OOO cavalry. is in foil rat diz. They -mere yesterday seen from (kik, elowst4o mile. from hence. Bet and tI, 1.1-are Atm:busses. with to,ooo tr WV", i 4 on Cadiz. An Ai from hi. atmt hit. been on board the the news. Thry.ere hourly expected 6i. Witte. Ait (Nicer cecina , 'lf Lon, with Lino men. I believe it J)urF. The nee buttery of tie Cosa tom timilirtl. 'To -ring' 1,00 men are einpl in the Prince de deloirico,Coperptioni I Co:a war s . i t I 3 r▪ ' t; tlciinee 1:12 Q ti e of iz ti:! m ,Pared ar f the • JAY. 30, orely LLI tc , pnl the em,,, t den d Junta ue h+inh Rue Meson If 130, none cop& t *.e tb o tur f t.,0 1 9 The tely f.lle sq. is will ell It ilt, I uulrl Lye. I .r 1 A Lingu4 r , or 'den rr Eel rt Y r4 P hl i? Asti& the last Ito 111 0 ' 4 %Wiz. is Pir. The re TS CC1151,;,;.. atR PC"' L! to:Cr. • - with 'matt.,. nrarly We war bore Le "mul the fori6a. spa"uYht if we itki) et ( re m l plat., in the Jib it wool,: It surf el 'O.lllOlT,t, A Tit/ taplrtiog eke serf hd Thi the rent tilt rw i : t F. 4 re. 41,1 h, Ott I nted at 11;3 °wiei se Pl Alf eu offered f , r o f the ettl.aidell;t4 It taken pra at Mt" hove emir's,' s• • 'y till ! Dell Mil ;.,e h ihopllte urn, (or Nis wo ; , has herr so ttioti 10,00 v we I the betimes Attsi. lw &stayed, ei thi I:.e mla,uue aeon sabit of pe01.1,. m-day ore tl.f. bus A'e liove soot r the Paiute Her .so the Cans. kg Pah rody for ift. ftene lyiog in the tea o is opposer la ht, upon a e au Pras Dots.—Thtte here : Atlas, row Lily sloop; tyro less than tea this, Rum rate proper! 11 unble place Mr.l who are ant TI knowledge of set , WOO men In Cons .1 Cou.los- sod 'nay i. to "JAN. J. lam 'laced ditision earn, met iu a der sits rived of their Ai t Pr with the slow Knish lioe-of- !o w l e greeter part Ilea, ehensions are is Li r t eight more do) to have pro- Li place: but 1 ► opiiroo, the 'err 1g hold owl IS re just mood rmti the flirt rda, sod t'" f the oppos.• !se tie rra l• th .11,00 0 in bd - /arch for Ca- e js , Medina S.. tai ktween thews Out I • In Roo sisl.da•C J lap f . to Atlas leo , ' is ei . ,;h" ( r., ostaels lit 1.1 4 rk. I . Lord M. 6 tal i 111,1 to Douros 1. •:., olorrd I"'"' . s "' „J tel a , 4111