The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-15 00:00:00

• l. br tkrt.ttoD -I.bratis. ; ~•' ' 'r /`. I'~c. 14 . -1 SATURDAY, SEVITAMER mr.Ks PILE SZXPSNCB•HALFP , oriter,cl it to be published, in obedience jeny's orders communicated by his Etter . Duke of Dalsuistie. (Signed) BLAB DI Sevilk, May 9, isle. RETALIATING ORDEk3 OF THE KEG ENCY. tUREIGN vgn, vm.ll7lF nr)V it., COVENT-OIRDEN. N i () N DA NEX Sept. 17, will be acted the Coos Ay or Tut qUSIIICIOLN HUSBAND. ' Mr. EE t°*; R inter, Mr. Julies; Frittiklv, k Meer.t M , r Farley. Mrs. Striethinil, rinds. Mr. 11. Johebtott; Jaeistlia, Miss 're• C.htes. nil tbr 84.1(41, the Pastorship. o f NI ANu 1101'11 ER GOOSE; THE GOLDEN EG47. Ir. Silli11101111; Colin, afterwards Harty. just • Squirt Kittle, afterersr,l. A talooL, Mr. N•trutriti; the Link. sailor Wurvian ; Culumbine, 3lslarne BE WILD BY AIICTIoN. oud Price 4. Rd —PIT 33 Si rongl ;R GALLERY Qs. &cuul Price 1.. 'V is Rersold Price lid. TO TO F.. PUBLIC. cancers lbe Proprietors feel flu nuteires this address to the justire of the P0h1.... lie Town at the rhpie of last WAGON a full ltiou was given of ihe ii:terationa proposed :en Theatre. 1 his appeal was honoured appeobation of a very eilioded audience : s. on the faith of thia approbation, at a pewit. (alio+ they could bat ill afford) re (wan Inkt , h tnore space in the public I areommodeteem in every respect em ceed tee tier saner arrangement with that rate the btet—ateel the Public certainly ilee eruprieters, aWe all their additional ehlee6l he reduced to a more desert .!, Mau il•ey armed in brtnre that aritetiog 1 . nett our mute animal Box maw, than Theatr• , and to that number, to; mummy as breed the slightest objectioo, then. , t►emselves au the characteristic II) of Fsglialisseu ; mud is return for the *as. Aid i•sponsibility which they have .Ir . vi is order is contri►ute, an so eters. 'lie i ;AlEntertaiameutaofthemNrttpula, a.,.t the patrosage sad sapped of the reoso , fy of Speed the Mash. To .4;ko, 'Also Moo? or, rho Widow's Choice. JP THE COMPANY'S PERFORMING THIS SEASON. !MR ROYAL, HA V. IARICET .;SING, SA I URDAY, Sept. 15, reword a Play called THE. AFRICANS; wmt, LOVE, AND DUTY. • Josses; Seiko, Mr. C. %enable ; Henry 11r Luton. &rim, Mr. Gibbs; Dana, etta, Dint tine) Min H. Kelly. nisei • Builenise•Tasigie Ores, In one sat, called BAS'rEB U RI05(). , Dr. lin, Jae. The Overture and Marie empurral and selected by Mr. Warr. wor of Ureptal, Mr. Mathews; Turned , Mr. Try for ; General $u bastes, Mr. Mr. Treby, Mr. pitorris. Distains, will be added, the popular Farce of IN(a No) 11111tUElt. lathe", t Mr. Apollo WWI, Mr. Lidos Motoew.; Fanny, Mims H. Kelly. 11 1 -ma comrAnrs PERFORMING TIII 4 I SEASON. IrEATRIC.----.ENGLISH OPERA. ANING, SATURDAY. Sept. IS, reformed a New Melo•Dramatic Opera, called pt.crrs ! THE. NORTH TOWER. irtti Mum coniposed by M. P. King. by Mr Domino, Mr. Horn, Mr. Philippa, kuwei. Mr Kinglet, Mr. thrbeiry, Mr. J. Itl, aea: MINA Krlly. of th•• Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, ilr. INC Z. I. i)01 all, in ibe Collrbe ihe . A. Sierra,. rclebrated eleseription of a tweeter of a Shipwrecked Sailor, with a/N. . A Rtorirane—Ship is Distress, Ike. ;et rime at this Theater), t►e 31ust. ut of Till: (1.) Akk,it„ taker, Mr. Icrledeei ; Labia, Mr H••ra ; ,irtou Mi.w. Kelly "bouts, Jr.. Henley. . put. N.b..41, Pall-mall, restte , •t• !he Public, that the SCCOSIII of the orsaresol Lefili J-wt d'Espid, at. efllltiff te4 e ou It. tprrasnatums, ea a Sup. co? I.: IST (4.4 R 1)I:N NA L, which 'rat , PrON'l 4sitas, with varicose iota 'citing seasos,, alsJ fuer beautarl Yaws of the K, is t 7 Nuntbeess, price se bd. each, or Parer, to od.--Cusonsusatattotta well be .1. Chroter, on S 411; It 1).1V the 2.01 of ire o'clock in el* evening, vent ct 10 tilde Ile mu *III tee Hilo nod there trtinhocd. "IA) IS .i? sit, in lino mi. s, iu the coons" of ('kentir, sod grottiest • ri l c Of thest..r, catle.l Hilton 11.11 ; now mica at a l'arnvloosee, will lino, cad about tin *errs ue wed. milers to a lease, for lb.. life of • proms o,nc mt • rev nal roil. 'SS if , N 111041) *di slew the estate waft .cco, root prmeed pirucaldr• bud in a kw At to Mr. nazis', in Cltetter. IC r or VV.% (the "nthml of Mr. Henry, awl !vs tou4ht b ) his to .hr bights, pg,firesioil,` rmst3- ' , "l , 04 wrl4 by liners. 111:1111111 , tt..ms• 1.. titenk..l I.penr, which is ronip..s,l t'ww-c+r, j..isird with tlie mo.t pfr . 16 " , eiwws limy be kt tt 14..101• oily Irneet ur tune 111 1.M.• 'I r,, A l f , M4lllll rebel In Areal- adv., land. ..1 , 1 11 prelatmly gr4ttful 8041 Itarnlllll%, 111 'I "" pule.e tem•nt, 11.111 in •Ie y aut• It t••••••th rt.. 114 oleo, nth • U•. 11 gr.w• 4n ' 4 ' o preparaii.ns asr soh', ••: the Are IS 4 • ••• 444 , 6 fte 4,f {l.l 1..0 1. 110 li. 4. 4 I I C . ir 1I nt 'wry r, are awl si.J ''‘ra PTl.nt -r 11..0: if , bnt 1,4 4 ter 0 . 1 i.5mr144,1...1. • • '•' 11 , 111 Pt •. 4,• • •, I,lft oe.o) hai, •r. C4l • • t ism .1141. ba " 4.3 1 I. IP M.“ • Ni.‘, I I the htause• tge r, la‘.• ,1ap5..,1ap5..0,1ap5..1,, 14, 404 ' N.B. 411 Exchequer Bilis *tht prior to Ort , dler lea% hare hews a ketised P es p rid f; 4.1 Ihe Tater Art • a has e EXCIIEQI'ER BILL OFFICE, A4301/1.7 31, ISM. Thin day i. peblislied, in two pi ice,od. board., ALL EXC . , EIMER BILLS DATED IN TIIE QONI M. 111tSitAV .-1 . 1 lONS upon i)iSE.ViES,, OF OCTOBER 'beg, TO BE PAIL) Orr. ithieiL as they occur in SICILY. FrliE LORDS CONINIISSIONEIti of His %% I I.LIA M IRVINE, M.D. rR S. P 4. ilfnierty's Treainry haring !firms Direction.. Air pcsyin, sr ! Of the Royal College of Physicians. London, and Physician the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the I to His !Majesty's Forces. . Interew dae thereoir,at the E•reherter Bill °Ace, ro thi Receipt of Printed for .1 Murray, ad, loos/Inn; SR Ferheiner, N. - ni Pablee-fard, Irestiniorter, oe FRIDtY , and Crowbie, Edtabgegli the 115th day 9 f Sept. I o 1(, a lieNdeVCC will be Lair, dady (Sun- days and Holidays erreprel) until, aid incleding, ilooday the 17th September, from Ten ii'elieok in the Morning till . in the 411rrannn,.for the ;import. al receiving the same. .4 . for the greater dispatch, 14. Bihar,. oh the said Bills are •: to bruit S LIFT% o f each dereriptiaa of Mt., chum,: sog the Nsunbeer, in Almnerical Order, accurdirki to the dates of the mid Bar, and OPllMenceatent 0/ Intros , , ier'' 4 he Prin. dont .Sum, 11114 lab-rest dna thereon, computed but cr. chiding, the day* na which they are re.peclicid rd, I n the said itoth day of Biiptember when the I aiereat aid cram; and the said Hearer.; (hcang Ilir:ikre or not) 11,C indurnisahly required In endow ouch Bill with their natal rig men'-e; end to write thaw X la., and ruiiitence at the tqtiOW each separate f.ist and tley are moreeirer reviired to attend the B.rehraner Pill Nike .for tayweut, sad to receice the new Bills, and,ciar the recciptsfor the 11.1. e. If way ea* !I ,'gas ef the faro/pint Pills should Le st•drairt of ..melting payment al" the Principal and Interest, prerimar to the said it•th die of SepteasSar, they may to accommodated, on win. potting the Interest to, he days* whieh th.y toil% to be paid, and inacind the mid Bells far ' , maims; i m one d ay prior thereto. Seer PCIAVICIU may be &sumo o/Auning MVO Erckerier Hillt, in whole or in part payment of prinri?d, nr) in in irking " New &lb," and nwationing the aitionnl of the ho ran of thew Liar, Ailivered on W Wort the 171111 f Septe.tAer, man As accommo dated with sew Bet., V 1 ,110.10 se int , rest of th'eeTeiwei by the day, sou emery 0.,c Ifantred Pon Or, which and sew Bills will hear dh'e mid unlit day .if senor:who , and will he do:Menai on Manila l the 1.1 tletolrer, a.id Nu f.!/owing davit M“ I" Vb . .: Coin. )y or - 1•1 V, 11[15 , Mr . Vernon; ft iner, Mr. Jerk Mesg.it, Mr Farley. ; Clarind a. Mr . 11. Johnstis Lot. tit, I'n• tr , T ., wi,ict, will he added, tl.e Pan t lA RLINIff‘d A'S. IN 11(1T1IE OR, THE GOLDEN Er 3 Hatherfioose, Mr. Si 101114.11111; gr. Holosol, jun.; Squire Rorie, P.oitaloora, Mr. N•instdo grab a Hornpipe), Mies Worgaiait ; Ca . - .4. 4 Aril .1 Strand PfiefiCiv. Rd —Plr „., 28. fk Tgit f.ILL6 Y Is. dorond Price TO Tll E . PUBLIC. o w s hoos, content the Proprieto P Itr !pewee this address to thr jolt ...sutra! to the Town at the chew of 5e...ce11a...1i was goreu of the 4: the New Theatre. 1 his apt appeohatims of a "'try r. Prni...etora. rn the faith of tl 31.111,1141 tAilfili.e (which they coi e malated those tete. at loos. •, Neer Theatre 'wan molt more rip .rig t refoil 0cr01111140 , 111/son 111 e o 40% restored to the same • rye ..tJ 1 te sue le (me the Rae:—and tl eta that the Proprietors, a itli istansh..cers, rhfrold br reduced atria Hier stood in be wan ....-nwre a tt..l one sore alum • ins is ttu aid Theatre , and to that theta is 1, r sus heard the slightest it Yrlatri..rs these themselves ou weaw.l übolam) ; • arairdt, t.slinisr. and I espotteibilitl u•rd is Order to motet otos Pee .11 , enele. the Theo eel Entectsioaseulk the liatrosage a Wrorider the (moody of Epee/ %1, SIN s d r led, a bet Wills or, rhe NIGIIT OF THE COM PAN THTHESEAB4)N.I I TNNATRN NO Y. 4 f., 17.4Y.11 . , !IS EVENING, SA . 1 URI) will he tonseuted a Ploy called THE. AFRICANS OR, WAR, LOVE, AND I Maw, Mr. Jones; SeliCll Mr. C. l oge Mae, Mr. Liston. B:rrissm M Drente!: Sotto, (Rest time) Miss I whish • Was, • Suriname-I'n el t, called BOM BASTES I' U Rll Strawy, Dosses, Jae.- The 0 terroved aed selected by Mr. Arosermas. (Kiel( of Utopia), Mr. ILA.. of State', Mr. Taylor; Geneva Coulters, Mr. Treby, Mr. N u ti IVO le :bide will be Weil, the papal kILLINti No NUR' bait. Alr Mathews Mr. Apollo I is Nally, Mn Mali ewst Fanny, Min 'I NIGHT OF THE COMPANY': Tlli BEASON. LTratrit MEAT L iNIN SATURU be performed a New Melo-Drat, ! OR, THE NORTH TOT ne Overture Alum composed t florseters hy Mr Demons, Mr. H • Mr Peeve.., Mr Kaisist, M th, Rue Grizte, tti, 11111 Kelly. prroe..i.Nl oi the Prot...loolP 11( I 1 0.14n!ril, %Ir. 'NI - I.!. ;KM will, nib tr. A. Stevens a retch, ate , n ..ie character of • Shipwreck. e!!'etert..-er. A Horricane—Ship ii it Noe at this eel I ellUIPI•11 I. at of Ten', 11*.J A kk,it, esir, the Qoaker, lie. I.ielsdo• ; Dimwit MIA ibm, C.. , Mrs. Henley. At et/VENT-GARDE' Ph ;.;;., jnn . N•b..4t, Pw salum. the Public, that the see • , tli all Lettrta, 4-we d'E.ll I by aril fa pialelititte.l on 114 tr.ri aIt ". I hECQVIENT (S.ARL/EN J 4 . 1 .. et al, doe elate peOre e 41114(11, with . 1 . 4 .14K111., 1111 J four best .„ •lIP ~ to 17 .%unttierir, pt. • ea k. I . • arerr es od.—cuNie TO RE SOLD BY APCI • ,the, luy ie Chester, On S DTI It•m.ar, at Are o'clock in the ern, - af• • • ••s, t vale awl will he tins end t ; 11.. .F;14/1.1) r4Tl' ow! c! . ...t0n, in the cob s oki '" 1" .4 the e ta . of Chester, railed ielige now Mica a% a aatlaboul Intl ace sullen to a lease, for r Of I I,e'ef Id a res. n ..11r IV If rill! iYee 11, ....en soiltfielleil put po r to Mr. 8aa1.,, in C L.r' 'IC r ...“:...% , ...I.lat'lllloll of Me. H e n r y, 7: ee l to the hi g h est .*O4 sold by 11 tier ..'• 11 .nichester perfotned rst. , ll'ineesr, .j. 4114-4 Oq! b .stir otoreptia, r . .. C.. soy klug v .ee a e.tV;l„ 11 by atfse4, relict Peelaltaily gralefi s• st I. • o , pule.e n. 441 k tomtit. wis, alto, ol Y m ama NIA int eiIT per ill I , •••: u. • f 1,11. • • .•••• %ire. !heel was te h 4 '111E6. _ etIVCNT-GAKDEN *rue Al tic. 4 ETA rE 1E v I' of FACT:i *e!ov.-rett to the fa. GOV CIINOR.G EN ER A L of INDIA, ou his Arrival at I/Mum Price at 6d " This Statemest is by 31.. Petrie ' sad we most cer. &ally recommend it to the penes, of ear readers. It is tharacterised *brunets/at by m nitration, rood sense, sod • feeling of slaty We base seldom real • aarratiet, which, o• Int fe., of it. looked so much like truth. We have wit the shadow et doubt that, if his advice had hero followed, every sapleasaot oeceivesce which has hap "word in India might base been effectually preveot..J. ' Elia. RIM Not. 31, me 399. Printed foe Stoi kdale, jan. 41, Pail Mall ItICHAitDS()N. (1131).)LUCli, avid Contractors with Government fur the prenriot STATE. LOTTERY, respectfully inform the Public, that I'it.:KETS anti /MANES are sun un /mi.. at their Offices. Ron..-huild fur, Curishtll, saJ opposite the King's •tuerts, (living-cross SCHEME. s „„ 0f.... 1...20,000 .... see L.,100,0,10 9,9 1, 0 S 10 30 SO Ito 4.1100 20,1,fin l'ithrts L.too,tioo Flee Tteketa of each Number ...AO to be Dra, n the t9th Oct. ber. moo. I'VOLIC SV.N EnT COLDS, COUGHS, CONS(' )1 PTV INS. ASTH 34 AS, AND OTHER PITLMO3iARY CtiMPLAINTR, I .‘Ar ADDEN'S I . E(EI A F.' , AENCE is i V.A. au elegant preparation, really mid truly :ar us ramie impli. e) coailimiu4 the essential vietars of the tiarit tAcein e.l balsamic sad Restorative liesetalnes; and, as a Remedy fur Colds, Coughs, Consumptions, Asthma*, Ail wither Put mouary Compl.."its, is easy, plcasaut, ether coma It is so rib.. that A ty3.31100111131, b a d o , for a pe r _ till grown ; so Otto. .1, Owl it is equal tow hoe gram ; ▪ lanoreat, that it may beggars to au ;ideal; gaol so effica cious, that dome as it were, before it lu sal cases, whether retrial and slight, or loog standing sad tureterste, it, edicts are truly astonishing, and almost iuemdtble. It. noose instance has it ewer failed to produce iwisueJlate relief; and if 3 core be willies the reach of medicine, this will mod curt Silty prove the happy retails .f accomplishin..; AA skew side an eaJ. That them are nut the dictates ut sot. loused the foilsman; respectable vouchers, retested fawn • meat 1111131"Wr, will ablio3l6llltly prove:—•• HAIM, are hereuittomitneribml, having felt the lumpy effects l"r4rlable F.3•33Ct ow oniselves, or baring brim eve.v. it lient• them...fon others, do hereby rarurstly irco•it • mend it to the afilieted with C.idar, Conalis, Consuniptioi,, Audios's, am W. du aiw hereby declare it 1.. c our up.- sum., t,.at Mr. t!adJeu, toe havi:.. 4 airearly, lung sac. sherd ease and interest to btu hews Acute end humanity, to rhipcisme it it:atalioasly to bus . saffelind liirml., sow4h tsnios,anJ acqussai mcc , fur hating now olfered it I.r pulltsc sale, at a price which will preclude butte. from purcl.a..inz, and for Lis benevolent apteutiou of enatintiiiie to Ji.p. er..c. .t K:4lBitostet:v to obi., is of charity, is justly rutillril to the thaw:, of lilt put. L Ast.e, :.s.; tercet I:e..rtze .1 WC Sufi, Esq. Limb. th l'e trace S. %V4l, lei+ New I'a are- Mr. Shaw, trun”,ct maki r to to the 111.... Ito 0.1 of Lou • t.t., Hulkoru. Nn. Woo.lward, HanapattaLl town l'JrJ 'W. So. th, IV,llannis Rotl 't •) I Slott:. Mr. i•bil'irs, e11141041111,- •11.Vrt, Ol.ilolAg4lr Mr 1h ;L . , I:l..hre stt r• st • 4.ser...•sevssr... Th..s Frntsrsa, J ‘t,:esaur . :Irn:rrokr. Esq. Mc It : thist;. ur 11,13. sis $1;...11 v ilarier ..e6l Co. AL iltr.4.t. 'tort. J Otis Golsiine.am, Hi• M iio siy's I:xrlulu 'r. Mr Air Hum :, ei.llCf• bury La Aw.ion F.wn . 11.114Z.r, Lot FIJI- Mr m hrt.tmam, Consul- • Otfic., K ...k. ILA. boaau.•, Goal 'auks's -114.01- row. isuaar.l F.l*f. lt, 1:•1- Not i mesa.. Place, elogrkotte- ►lra'g. chapel. Ws.ham F,dior, Eau West %Volition I'titsbtrtua, Eat lhofrlus. Saidl6ll•4 Mr It Rh, II . . gmeer, 3larkct Morel. %t. James's. Ur .01-444”. reopctiftilly sosl4 •.I i.) I. the h• IM. ssri. c ft • :,1 an.l Hcaly, Ohl ( . .nn,.mn ,, trert. loran tlnrot n:n. on 5% dtaprw• 1 boverricu ilnit for 1114 ral arronsno•lali .o, st m .% I r haJ en hvtth x, price • fa My 11.C10.1 ,1 al 111.04.1.*., li s).4:eo, N.) Jams rr•ter.• (Weill NOM 4', Bie,•ol.lllUrt r herr 31,0 thMile rh clue .4 Yr sty may app1....1;1 he smiresesl gratis; N 'torsi Earios;:e•Gotr, ( •,,1•111:1; Mot •hoys, N 3, Fleet .tre. I ; lsr Woos., Bookseller, Clseap y n .yy, It ..h . ssaJ Brow- Z) ms.l Chalk, Chelsoomst ; k. y r, rot. ; IL. Washbs•us is, Keshortier, a i • 0 II ./ at 114.51101 1 . 1 Mi. 1.•.. t., 11114:. she I, ; 47'..r. liaoloaneW• d.•r.l .11.. arrk,t ,e .1. I a,NI ; Its •t • :1 , s rat .i, ••• the litxtpin.t. C•togit • 1r • 4% •4 ••• 1 . 1.3 tht •t •• •tt •• t t id. . P of i., fur be 14 ..,' price 64 in ;(the its, re z.e.teu,acc. T P t.se•y SPANISH PAPERS. The subjoined Orders of Souk (Onki- or D,ll - and the atothrxed retalwiiiK Order,. or the Regency, have been pultkitetl by a:oxen:AA of the bitter. Don Bias de Manzi, Couns ellor of State o f his Catholic Mije.ty, !loyal Commissary, Prefect of this Province. Sce, His Excellency the Mur,tial of the Empire, Duke of Dalmatia, has transmitted to me the following orders, dated the 7th tust.:— The state of the South ut Spam tutpeliously re quires that rigorous measures should he alopten to encourage respectable people, soil destroy those factious bands who endeavour to excite in this un happy kiugdom all the horrors of civil war': it is therefore become necessary, in consequence of this state of affairs, to rigidly tulorce the follo•inig or ders I.—ln every place where a civic guard is not or ganized. slid where it $ consequently rieceivoiry to station Imperial troops to in issomes peace and pnr vent disorders, the limy or the said troops, during lite time they may remain in such cantonments, is to be discharged by the inhabitants, who are more over bound to supply them with the usual articics of subsistence. 2.—Wbatever may 'we the °store of soy crime committed iu a district, the isilisbitouts shall be riblictl to pay the value of the stolen 'property .; and in additom thereto, an extraordinary war coo tributiou shall be imposed en them. 3.—A1l districts that organize a civic guard, or vuluuteer companies, for the purpose of protecting the public estahlisbments, maintaining trangoillity, and repressing robbery, shall be exempt from this burtheis and penaliv. 4.—A1l toe tobairitsats of a district are respon sible in a mass ler the safety and presentation of the public funds, as well as the royal treasure ; should at therefore happen that the districts stale t is property to be carried off by robber,. they shall be un.nedistely amerced in a sum triple the value of the stolen property. The suite penalty shall he inflicted oil persons who allow themselves to be robbed ; and they shall moreover be liable to the reAullitions columned in the Ist article. s.—llistticts that furnish assistance to the hands of robbers, whether in sorts, horses. beasts of bur. tuns, prOMO.Of or (WV?. or which suffer them to he carried ull; shill he obliged to pay into the Royal free-guy three tunes the value of the ant cl.ri se supplied. and shall be brought before a tribunal to be tried by the laws agoissit such per sons as girt assistance in city way th robbers, and agn..ist t he families of those who attach themselves to -ucii b Aids. . 6.-110 spsries of indemnity will he received for the pains and rnallies ciinianied in the foregoing iuticles. utile., Vie inhabitants shall pr.ive that they resisted, awl that they were obliged to yield to * superiotil of force, whirl' must in all such cases exceed half the population. 7.—Sbould it happen that a district is surprised by a considerable number of robbers, and that its force is wit sufficient to repel them. the ma,psiniter are enjoined to adopt all possible means of 'slaking it known to the troops in the neighbouring di-- t irst lA, who. too a on as they are apprized of at, are to maids without delay to the sosnitauce of the due. (peas that are attacked; but should there be Inc least n 6 4. et on any side in this respect, those guilty of at blood he insulated. ot —The 'Magistrates of every district are per son .Ity rec.otichle for strangers trowelling therein, and those residing in it. It is their duty to :arc t all p.n.0:16 travelling without a regular pissport ; tlicse wins 41411 not soak* known their means of ; iter.ons whorte conduct becoines suspicious front inslong , seditious proposals, exciting the h jail, the insurAent... rlistrihrititig pro choustions or fake itittlkenee contrary to the Go vernment of 11174 must Catholic Majesty the Doti Jmepls Nopttlemi, or maintaining an tinder . stan.liii 4 aids the rim-14. The pereo r 'ns arrested shad be catmint-tied by the *Niter:ars to thy prin. opal town in the provincial &Ariel, soil brought before the respectiie tribunals, by which they shall be immediately brought to trial. 9. ;s no utlirr Spirited" army than that of the king 1)..1. Joseph Napoleon. Therefore all collections of person" iii the provinces, whatever be their number, ur whoever be their leader, shall be considered only es so many gauped* robbers, whose tit jest I. plunder and murder. Every one lie longing to these gaup, who is taken with arms in his hands, sn ll be immediately tried by the mili tary Preiot and shot, and his body exposed ou the high , . ay. W.—Every individual who shall arrest a mar. der, r, ur robber, who is convicted of being such, • skill receive a reward of 100 francs; which shall be increased in proportion to the consequence of the arrested. :ire the measures which appear to me the most tifecto it for re-establishing order. They call nut ha considered as too severe, when it is 11 . .nown that the aright of them is intended to fall upon minima., ..h.. have hitherto defied the ur.linary lias. The object I hare iii view sill be pari illy obtati.ed, tf t h e rearetable dames of the coirstutini• tv, wain' it , .! by greater confidence. will heacelortit I J,-play oirwre c•o - rgy, and by so doing rt thirr them ' selv• mnrt: ttorti.y of the apvtol..itiois of hie ino,t Catbobe (Sighed) T..e Nis Ihkr of 1)A1.11ATI t. I 'fiatmerry llll a•ecotne slow:m:4A with thtt, aaJ " .11 • irt.•. i,d agivlristr.l: ui et, I hate - The Cooped of Regency of the Spain and the Indies, governing these State. iii die name of their King Ferdinand VD.* visoner, feel ing the utmost honor and iittlignation do reading a kind of Decree, signed at !revolt, on the 91:6 May of the present year, by a !twain-, calling hinc•elf the Duke of Delirious, and puhris'isd by a dew-Iterate Spaniard of the name of tils. de Aran. st, would have forthwith adopted measures against a proceeding utfensite to the bare defeudota of their religion, their king, and their .coatitry, it they could twee conceived that the articles of this sai.guniary decor were intruded to be fet iu force : ton. as experience ors owl left the least doubt ou. this peiot, the Counted 'of R-gency feels itselfun. der the no:easity of departing from the bounds of the; sober cosiduct, inspired till this monied by their own noble seht:ttieuts. and those of lie meg. nenitnous tiattuti Uhrt has placed Wirth at its head; whose dignity it considers to have fuels givss'y in. salted ; :end evushlertog how improperli the epithets of ro!Awr4 411 , 1 111 r firers are erpit•A, by Melt due said Duke of Delimitia, and the Fiehch Ma..l.ala rod Generals, attempt to justify the u voided horrors whichdhey commit in countries they have siijosilt *dui ',Ltd, sod the deriatotalissu. a of the small uuin. ea of *lowish wretches, whir, tgssiot. ing such robber., ttitter themselves they -fill be *hie to complete the r perfidious plan s.f u .•rpationp by means revolti:ig to hususuily. have onter•il that the following artis:les be obaerved and put a ext. cotton:— • I.—They renew the 'federation of the Central Junta on the 29th March in list year ; to wit, thst every iclashitinst of Spain, capable of 'hearing arms, is a soldier of his country, becalkit, in cons-queues of the measures already taken. every *poniard is obliged to take up arum against the brigands who eiale4 the l'enausula, and join the armies, the flying corp., Cie detachments, or alerrifl is. actin,: t, get her or sepprntely, or composing the corps a.f serve Of $:4111$111111. . the arrival of the national troops is any district, they shall find there a [Jody, calling itself the Civic Guard, appnneed by the I„.l*nriier Joseph. the commanders of battalions sod other isperife officers of anvil gu 4rJ shall he iiinued•alletY token before the next justices ; and in case the 4446411 trovs have Wee tired on, the chief or char:o44w ordered it elfin be brought before a cowbell, of war, and Nom cooviction shall lie punisiled accord jug to the usaguit tide of the offence. . • 3.—Tbe Currtgidora t Aleadr., lustier", &c: of districts, who through fear of the Fressesh. WWI row few us-ferilltste supplies sifpriamiessoorussiourrote to the national troops, shell be punched, es wen u the inhabitants, for any charges substitatiated spinet them. 4...... The Justices of districts, and the Akers commanding corps or pirtic, are orde , .d to arrest every passenger who shaH be found bearing the ars den of the intrusive Govesament, or who shall rs. present himself as autliori.ed by such (internment to in Ike rt.qubitions of prosionos qr any other isr. ticks; he shall be cmduetrd to the next post oc. cupid by the natioual troops, to be there tried end punished. —For every Spaniard proved to hare berm murdered in obedience to the before-tnesitionrd Deer.— ..fthe Duke of Dalmeis. the kr.t three FMK:11111M taken in arms ' , Audi be hanged without full. ti.--For every hcose that shall be burned with out any other object lit view than the exec %dim+ of that system - of de vsstation proposed be those .lemselves Marshals, Generals, and Chiefs of tie gangs of the tyrant Napoleon, the three first persons taken belonging to the French army shy I be hanged, and as many for every one, whatever lie his age or conditioo, who will havepenshed in the (l o o's, or in co, a of the flue. 7.--Cniisideri.ig that he is the true robler and murderer who kale and plunders trim Wit, the Connell of Regency declares, that so long as the Duk e of Dalmatia does not withdraw his sangt4issery Decree, and does not .l e er the conduct he has el,. served in Spain, he be persousily cohustrieh.d so unworthy of the protectiou of the law of nations, and be nested like a robber, if he should happen t, be taken by any of our troops. S.—Although no Marshal of France ever took upon him to publish so atrocious a Decree AS that of General Suult, calling himself the Duke of Dal. malls; Seeing, also, that all or the greater part of Napoleon. satel.ites, including theft'', the Usurper Joseph, as well as the infamous Spaniards who sot. round ht n, persist in giving of other latlibril to the Spanish troops than those of insurgenis mud robbers; the Council of Regency declares, that until these of homes he changed. the French armies in Spain *hall be considered in no oth,•r light than robbers or assassins, and shall be called by no other name *heneve 1, i. necessary to mention them. 9.—Thi. order shall tie communicated to the Commanders of the National troops, to tl e car tlini-General of prOV , Uter, to the Governors for• tresses, and dill Haar at the head of corps, mos e able columns, deleCll.ll(l', , , a n d the kith r 1 of Guerrillas. It shall be cumin ttttt cuted by these to the enemy's Generals to whom they urr oppotyd ; endeavours ►hall be made to eircul Or it auto•,st the French soldiers, that they may judge with their own ey:s, of the measures we are e.iiiiia to adopt by the iiicro s.derate ra.hoe•s of a tnallitlatt. pre.ent 0 d.r *hell h,,, morel's/r. 'muted its Fri ueis mud S.: itsls. oss el s Sr, s de.s d els e , y w as well Vtlt:Ult es wohlot the kisiga..u,, ti 41 I ever y ussr wry bectitue rerpsainterl with. rout that lill I:" r"l'v mar the oindu• t a Verse clietAlet of Or r 4... , 4"121 1 . Ntai-_ • it', • ienee to hi. M A . Excellency Hat De MUNE*. HE tiPANISH le king4oms of ege Stale. itt Ilse t vhonrr. feel- dine an re.iding • on the ytki leaatit, CYIIIng pu6lis'ita by uf lilts. de Aran. SrailtUrell irate drfutidota their country. if articles of this be.put w force: !colt sluebt ow y feels ittelf un- the imiliuds of his moment by • Ise of 11. e mag.. heat at its head. • Lt ell gmsey vrly the epitoria J. by shirt the M a ..e.04 Ile U ex al/ gird nlriva th.-y have ralieau. a of the who, ti t ss,ist