The Sun. — London, England, 1812-03-31 00:00:00

SALES OF ESTATES, Bcc. TWO VALUABLE and HIGHLY -IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, with early possession, at R.O FORD aid HORNC HURCH, in Essex, containing to. gether TWO HUNDRED and FIVE ACRES or CAPI TAL LAW). TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' Messui. ROBINS, _ _ At the Atation Mart, on Tlidrsday, April i 6, at Twelve, In Two Lots, A VERY Eligible and 11, , h1y Improvable . _EX HOLD ESTATE, .called CROW LAN D'S FARM and CAPI-Ii , USE MILL I I E LOS, situate contiguous to the town of Romtord, and consisting of a good Fartn-house, Withal! necessary builtinigs, together with ONE HONDREI 'AI4O FOUR ACRES of remarkably good, Meadow, Pastore, ;iidA7;bleltand, ly ing extremely ‘oinkaci. in a Ring-terse, on LeaSe to Mr, Burrell, winch expires at Mich:ichnas 1313. Lot 2. A very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called DU R Y FALLS FARM, and consisting of a good Farm - houce, with all necessary buildingS, pleasantly situate at llornchurLn, two miles tram Rorntord, and fourteen from London, and bounded by the turnpike road leading to Up 4 minster and Romtord, - and containing. ONE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES _ _ of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Araule Land, lying extremely compact, and in a king.tesce, and %%ell calculated for a C Farm, on lease to Mr. H►►ts, which expires at Mi chaelmas 1813. These Estates are of the presumed annual value of SIX HUN 15i2 E D POUNDS. These Estates havelceen lei for a term of twenty-one years, May b: viewed twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, wi►l leave of the Tenants. Particulars had at the Spread Eagle, Ingatestone;• Black Do}, Crielmstord ; White Hart, Brentwood ; White Flart, Rot ford ; Cro4n, Billericay ; the principal Inns at Horn_ church arri Gray • ; of Messrs. Mayo an Berkeley, No. 18, ; and of Messrs. Robins,-Piazza, Lon don ; where Plans of the Estates.-may b.: seen. - - IMPORTANT FREEHOLD andCOPVHOLD FARMS, with Possession,at 1 NGA TESTON E, PURLEIGH,aticI LAiNGDUN HILLS, Essex. , and containing 339 Acres of excellent MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND. TO BE SO.LD BY AUCTION, • By Mei , irs. •ROBINS, . .At the AUCTION MARL . on THURSDAY, April iG, at Twelve, in Five Lots, X' IVE Valuable and highly I in i .rovable FARMS, two of winch - are pleasantly situate ,ithirt half a mile of Ingatestone, and on the turnpike , road to Ongar, and consist.of two good Farm-houses, with all necessary build.. inns, and , - ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES re-iiarkably _good land, lying exrremely :coinpaa, and "Wittin, a ring.leutc. Also, two admirable Farms, Very plea santly 3ituaie az Pnritigh, containing - ONE HUNURD ANt). FIFTY ACRES of excellent lai.tl. wan s.ntahle Farm-houses and buildings ; and one very Freehold farm, at Eaingdon containing neat Sixty Acres, witha Farm house, and good Buildings ; the whole containing about - THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES of remarkably rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, each EState being entirely within a ring -fence, and sutrounded by. excellent Market 1 owns; anti.good Turnpike-roads, and of the annual value of • SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS. Thlcse Estates liav,e been let .for a term of forty-two 'years ; the lease o: three are now expired and the remaining two at Mt haelinas 1813. Particulars may be laid, twenty. one days prior to the sale, at the rpread Ingatestone; Black Boy, C helmsf,rd ; King's Head, Malden ; White Hart, Brentwood ; the prin olp.,l Inns at Billericay and Grays; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent garden, where Flans of each Estate may be seen. WEST MO RC R A y. —WOOD LAND-contiguous to WL. THAM.CONINION, and WU. EIIIAM NEW-INN, LINCOLNSIIIKE. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, _ . At the AUCTIO,N . NIART, on . 1 UESOAY, the nth of MAY, and without any reservation AValuable and very Desirable FREEHOLD ES PA T F., situate on the, High North Road, within one mile of W'ithain-cotnumn, and two of Greetham Inn, and containing Two Hundred and Thirty-eighth Acres of very -capital Wood. Land, intersected- with rides in all directions, and the entrance to which is din:et trout the High North Road, the Property of ROBERT HE - ATHCO YE, Esq. This Estate, from the locality to Stamford and Grantham, and the facility with which the timber may be conveyed by the navigable canals immediately contiguous, renders this a most eligible purchase.. Particulars are preparing, and may be had, 2.8 days prior to the Sale, at the Waite Hart, Romtord ; Bull, Witham-com mon; New Inn, Greethain ; George, Stamford ; Angel, Grantham ; Bull 'lnn, Bourne; Greyhound, Falkingham ; Mr. Syson, ; - Mr. Murray, Symond's ; and of Messrs. Rubins, Covent-garden, where a Plan may be sceu. SOUTH BROOM HOUSE, MANSION, PARK, PLEA SURE GROUNDS, WILDERNESS, Sec. contiguous to DEVIZES, together with Valuable FARMS adjoining, with immediate Possession. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs..ROBINS, At the AuElion Mart, -opposite the Bank of England, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve o'Clock, In Four Lots, Distinguished FREEHOLD ESTATE; sting of a Noble MANSION 110 USE, happily placed at a proper distance froin'the high London and Bath Road, and con tiAnous to the Borough Town of Devizes, en 'throned by—the Lawns, Pleasure, grounds, Plantation, and Park, the late Property and Residence of 10S1 AI-1 I.: Y LES 1-IF.AI HCOTE, E sq . d ecease d . The Mansion is built of Bath Stone, of modern structure, tied admirably calculated for the complete and comfortable residence of a FamiiY of high respedability ; the Offices are , numerous. and vcry complete ; the Stabling and Coach_ houses of a superior description ; a Cold-bath, Ice-house, and Green-house, are amongst the infinity of comforts with which this property abounds ; and beyond the Park is a Wilderness, with Hermitage adjoining, and very capital Farms, lying extremely compact, together frith NW's, Wood Lands, Copp'ces, &c. containing in the whole ' TWO iilbßE'D AND SEVIiNTY ACRES . - of remarkably rich Meadow, Pasiu l e, Ar a ble, and Wood PosSession of the Mansion and Park may be had immedi ately, and ;14„,:f arms at Michaelmas. . The LstatllCTithe-free, and exonerated from the Land_ Tax. The MANSION will be sold, with ONE HUNDRED and SEVEN-TWO ACRES of LAN!), in one Lot. flay be viewed twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, by ap. p 1 cation to Mt. Hill, the bailiff, or Nit . . Salmon, Devizes ; and Particulars had at the wear Inn, Devizes ; White Hart, and Yolk House Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; White H ar t, Chippvitham ; Castle, Marlborough ; Castle, Speen hill ; the Pelican, Speenham Land ; Crown, Read , b i g. ; Star, Oxford ; Plough, Cheltenham ; the Inns, at S..lt• hill ; of Mr. Murray, Symond's- Inn, Chancery-lane; Devizes; and of Messrs Robins, Covent- Carden, where a Plan and Elevation of the Mansion and .I..,adates may be seen. PIRST-RATE INN and HOTEL, an the highest Repute, and possesAing PECULIAR AD VA N LAG ES, within (inc Hundred Miles of London, 'JO BE SOLI) PRIVATE CONTRACT, By IVlrisrs. ROBINS, AFFIGHLY Respeaable . lNN avid HOTEL, on• large Scale, possessing a Business, which, for EX 1. I. I , ES E C ABI 1.11 Y, and PkOFIT, cannot be SU t< P SS E D in the kingdom. VERY (J , NSIDERABLE FORTUNES /Lave uecti made in Its than Thirty Years, and the present p ii p ri d or quits %vita an AMPLE INDEPENDENCE. 1 he greatest Accommodation will he given in regard to the Payments, and good Security accepted for !lime fourths of the Amount, and the Proprietor will quit at Midsummer or Nlichaelmas next. "I he tunas of .an Advertisement will not permit an ade quate Description ut the iiiniinierable Advantages that attend ti raking, and which can be expla ned only by, a per son-LI interview with Principals, and wind ) may h e e ff et t e d any - M9rning beiort i lcven Cluck, oil application to Messrs. Coventi-gaFcten. As it is always cur anxious desire to merit a conti nuance of the patronage for which we have so lung.been distinguished by the Public, rind to pro mole as much as possibl e th e accommacbtion of our Renders, we have the pleasure of informing them, that I'u SUN. will .Shortly be printed on a ll'ew Type, cast on purpose for it, and which we venture to hope will afford universal satisaetion. MAILS. ARRIvi;D-1 Guernsey, i lersey, i Dublin. Due Ca -1 Malta, I Brazils, 2 Warelford. 1' ft S U N. $() .EM (jUIS,DICIR6 FAI.SUM AUDEAT L 0 N D ON, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, ISI2. 13t7atqltrAuTE not yet quitted Paris to com mand his tro.ps in the North : it is supposed, from this circumstance, that the nevciation bet ween Russia and France has not yet been tpoken off.— Ttiere may be other causes for his remaining at Paris: the war in Spain demands his most 'serious attention ; but we believe that the state of - France is such a 3 to require his presence, and his constant vigilance. We are not to look into the Newspapers of the Continent for a correet account -of what is passing there; not a line is inserted in them, ex cept by permission. Epistolary correspondence is under similar restriaions ; every man knows, that his letters are examined at .the Post-Odice, and that if they contained a line which might rouse the anger, or excite the suspicion of BUONA PARTE, inevitable ruin would follow. It, is a singular fact, that in France, and those unfortunate. countries immediately under the controul of the tyrant, the inhabitants are litcaally ignorant of every public event that dues not pass under their own eyes, or that the Government Papers do not com municate to them. This is not -a - fanciful asser tion ;. it is a statement • which we can make on very . good antliority.--It is not, we lepe.tt, to the French Pipers that we are to look for information respeaing the real state of France. We have reason to believe, however, from accounts that have reached us, that the distresses and privations of every .kind which the people of France have for years undergone, have produced a spirit- of discontent, which in many places has manifesred itself in a very unequivocal manner. The change which has taken place in BUONAPARTE'S systetn of excluding this country from all trade with the Continent, and the readiness with which he grants Licenses, tend strongly, in our opinion, to corroborate the information which we have received. Mr. TH OR NTON embarked on board the illeiandria frigate, on Thursday last, at Leith. 'He is going, it is said, to Stockholm, in the first instance, and afterwards to Petersburgh.. Yesserdl, Princtss CHARLOTTE Of WALES, at tended by Licly De Ci,iFvonn, wet to Blackheath, to dine with the Prnic•ese_of \VALES. Yesierday Lord MULGRAVE iransaaed business with Lord CASTLEREAGH, at his Office in Doivn ing-street. The cluz.Em and PRINCESSES are expected in :own to-day, to dine with the PRINCE REGENT, Mr. LISTON was unavoidably prevented from, lefty ng town yesterday on his mission, but is expe6ted :o leave town this day: A Dispensation of the Knights of the Garter is expedei shortly to be held, to enable the Knights who have been admitted since the last Installation to wear the star and the collar. Sinday being Eisler Sunday, the QUEEN and P4isoessHs recejved the Sacrament, at Windsor, from the Archbishop of CANTERBURY. The Privy Chamber, Presence Chamber, Guard Chamber, and - the large passlge leading to the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, Were fitted op in the same manner for the Pnisctt REGENT'S proces sion on Sunday, as they wete on birth-days, and crowded with spedators. On Thursday the-Right Hon. W. DUNDAS was eleEted Member for Edinburgh, in the room-of Sir PATRICK ;MURRAY, 14 frt. . . Yesterday evening his Excellency Count of Fer nan Nunez, Duke of Montellano, Ambas:ador his Mast CaiholT Majesty Ferdinand VlL'attendfd by Colonel Laudenann and suit, m rived in . town.—; They landed at• Falmouth on Friday, after a passage of 16 days from Cadiz, in his Majesty's ship Gany . — mede, Capt. f rom Purvis, und e r a salute, that ship, and twenty-one guns from the batteries. An 'account has recently been received from South America, stating that the Queen of Poaru- GAL'S life had been preserved by the prompt assist ance rendered to her Majesty by an English sailor named MATTHEWS. The QUEEN was in the aat of tali ing a drive ii her carriage drawn by four mules,whiell, after throwing their riders, ran furiously away, and were proceeding at full speed to the verge of a pre cipice. All her attendants, and the spetiators were so much alarmed, that they did not attempt to arrest their progress, which was courageously performed by the sailor beforetnentiOned, on whom the Prince Regent at PORTUGAL has settled a pension for life, and requested, through his Ciptain, that he might be discharged from the navy, which the Admiralty have directed to be carried into effe6. • The remains of Mr. 1 - InawsTooicE wers interred yesterday in a vault-at Ealing, the burial place of his family. Sir W. RUSH, Sir F. BURnETT, Mr. &MLLE, Mr. CUTHBERT, Mr. BROWN, Colonel JANtys, and some other. friends, 'as is ell as many spe6lAtois ; though it was intended 'hat the cere mony should be as private as possible. NAVAL NEWS. DEAL, MARCH 3O.—Arrived h's Majesty's ships Fi4nord and Regulus, with the Ehpbrates . ,:tionarclt, and Northampton East Indian:en from Portsmouth. Sailed his Majesty's ships Aymphen and Calliope on a cruize off Flushing. Arrived the Swan cutter with a convoy from Ply mouth, which are sailed for different destinations. Came down from the R; ver; di e Simon , Taylor, for J.tunaica ; Loyal Briton, for Gibraltar ; Synme try; for Lisbon; and the Thomas, for the Cafe of Good Hope. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 30.—Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Tyrian'hom Weymouth. Came into harbour the Cadmus, Christian VII. and By Arrived to day his Majesty's ships Porl Mahon, lkarrior, Swift, and Cressy, from a ernize. - The Inrrior and Swift are from Plymouth, with a con v oy. . FALMOUTH, MARCH 28.—Artived his Mijesty's ship Latona, with a convoy of 15 sail tit transports, &c. which sailed on the 25th from Portsmouth for Lisbon, put in here by contrary winds. The Duke of Kent packet has gone into the Roads. GUERNSEY, MARCH 28.—Arrived' his Majesty's brig Persian, with a French lugger, of 16 guns, and 45 men, taken off the Seven Islands, belonging to Dieppe. TORBAY, MARCH 29.--ArriVed his Majesty's ships rengeur, Hannibal, and Fcwn. The ships bound to Newfoundland sailed yester day for Plymouth, to join convoy, but were forced back by contrary winds. They arc now about to sail for Tor Roads. NAVAL .APPOINTMENTS.—LietIt. W. P. Wade to to the Stirling Castle, at Chatham ; Lient it. Paine to the Erebus sloop ; Lieut. P. Westpliall to the fittion frigate, at Portsmouth ; Lieut. F. Ormond to the Didator. at Sheerness ; john Eveleigh to the Chatham ; Lieut. Charles Fraser to the Marlborough ; Lieut. F. Goodench to the Atixon ; Lieut. E. Howley to the Argo frigate ; Capt. Wm. Ferrie - to the Gannet sloop, at P•artsinouth ; Capt. David Dunn, late of the Bacchante, to the Mermaid, at Portsmouth ; Lieut. 1. Jekyll, tOr his ingenious invention of a ship's pump and fire-engine, to the rank of Commander. A French Officer, who is arrived in the Nynden, 'represents NisamoNT's army to be greatly distressed .for provisions and forage for their horses. He had not long been in Spain , when,he wai taken .prisoner, having been employed to conduct four hundred horses from Bourdeaux to Salamanca ; he, however, lost the greater part of them, trorndiseas e , bad teed, and the constant attack of the - guerilla parties. He says, that MAssriNA has been disgraced and irripri.; .soned by BUONAPARTE ; who charges him with having been actuated inure in the object of obtain ing plunthr, than in the opera ion of the campaign. Nineteen waggon . loads ot. treasure, which he had sent to P4ris, BUONAPARTE . has seized. The evident intention of most of the French Generals in Spain is to. enrich thetmelkes, and then find a pretext for retiring from the army, EXTRACT OF ,A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER OF THE FIRST DIVISION, DATED ABRANTES, MARCH 7. " write you this a few hours, before our depAr tore. We'are ordered to Badajoz, and we are all in expectation. Things will not go on quite so easy as at Ciudad Rodrigo. In the North of Portugal, and that part of Spain which borders to it, little or no thing is to be apprehended from the enemy.--Our division will be followed .by two o!herS.—Ciudad Rodrigo, after being well fortified, will be delivered to the Spanish Guerilla Corps (which by 'the bye is as well disciplined now as regulars) under the command of Don Carlos de Eliagne, cousin of t he great anmana, atußunting to 5000 men. , --Uor fight troops, on'their march. towards Salamanca, made prtsonets seve ral Fteoch ()dicers, amongst ,whom were some de-' sorters. General H li, with about i 2, or 14,060 men, is in the neighnourhood of Badajoz, which he is blockading. With hire are_ also the Portu guese, under Marshal Beresford, who prove them selves brave soldiers. The country is most Mere dibly .ruined by the. enemy, and where the 'French have not been, the'indolence :IA want of industry in the natives almost show the same effects. Pro vi visions are exttemely dear, particularly on the Spanish frontiers, as a pound 'of barley bread (tor there is no other to be .had) costs one shilling, and fo rage is so Scarce,. that, trot vv ithstanding the high price of barley bread, they were often obliged to di vide the bread with their hors s, Ot our mode of living yotEcaunot possilq form an idea l but, suf fice it to say, that our great ',old WHLLINGTuN is COlliiide(6bly . .worse off l‘ir 'coin tut t ihatt a ,porter in your City. The wor;hy General is very severe in the army, hut most highly and unexceptionably Moved. You must have latter ly known, that he was ctexed Duke of Ciu dad Rodrigo. He is now in Lisbon, and will be here to-morrow. It will be satisf +dory for you to learn, as it is for me to relate, that the Medical OfficerS have bad little or nothing to do of late.— The French prisoners that are with us deserters from B tdajoz, have been bettiog amongst themselves to to I that we would take Badjoz. I hope toy (text to you will be dated from thence. "The different letters received by the Lisbon Mail slate, that the Medical Officers have received Orders to proceed without delay to El.vas." EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ALICANT ) FEB. 21. " Admiral Holloway is just arrived here in the Malta, to take the command of a squadron destined for the protetlion of the coast. The Invincible, and some other smaller vessels, are already arrived.— Yestefday; by some accident • or other, a powder magazine blew up, and 14 peso !s lost their lives ; among the number is the Lady of Colonel Brett.— The French occupy the whole line of the C 034 from Villajoyou tQ Peritscola," SPJNISII PdPEAS. CADIZ, MARCH 1 - s.—Tfie following Circular flag been addressed by the New Regency to the People of Spanish . America : " The war in which Slain is engaged for the preservation of its religion, its honour, property, and liberty, is the most just defence against' aggression ever made -by any nation ; and its maintenance to the last extremity is a sacred duty which never can be renounced but to the eternal disgrace of the Spa nish name. It was reservd for the modern Attila greatly to surpass - the ancient in fraud, in ferocity, in a calculating cruelty, and in the infernal art of communicating Ins own perfidy and passions to his Marshals, Generals, and all the other Sateni tt , o f hig refined tyranny. He has lighted up war throngl,n u t the whole Continent, laid it iste,, and impov er i s h. el it ; wishing to restor e the barbarism of.the dark a g es , that his iron-sceptre may thus be left confirm- - ed. During four years the Spaniards have destroct : d a succes,ion of his armies. By their heroic con stancy arid invincible patience, they have intln2rta opposed a barrier to the interminable projects of a miscreant who wishes to subjeel the world to his yoke Spaniards, in tine, support the-hopes, • and fix upon themselves the eyes, of all civilised na tion.. Tire Ainei.icans, assisting their biethroi of the mother country, parjicipate in the glory _of the latter; and mutoally embracing each Other, will ogre day shed :ears of joy,.and receive the praises and be nedititons of the universe. " The General and Extraordinary Cortes, after giving tO the Spaniards of bAll hemispheres, a con stitution which will produce the happiness of all, have appointed a government, whose objedit is not, only to give effeCt to the C , .nstitui ion, b ut to ra i se resources (or supporting the glorious effort to expel ~an implacable enemy from the Peninsula, which he wishes to subjugate; and should he attain t hat ob jeel, he will employ all the arms in Europe in con- .. struaing squadrons that may carry terror, slavery, and death to the Americans. The Regenty confides in the patriot ism of the American Spaniards, and doubts not that they will make every possible sacrifice in aid of their European brethren, who sutler every kind of privation, and are prod - grl of their blood and their lives in the glorious coitrest. " It is hoped, therefore, that the Reverend Arch bishops, the Bishops, and Ecclesiastical Chapters, will spontaneously subscribe whatever they mean , . to appropriate fort fiat object during the continuance of the war ; that the Tribunals anti Pubic Otfic , s' . do the same; and that in all cities towns, and •• lages, : subscriptions be opened, that all who - wish to give any sum, however small,- towards so just and pious an ohje&, may have an opportunity Of contributing :—the whole to be deposited in the' Royal chests, for remittance to Spain, under the, word of -honour and assurance of the G!,vernments that it shall be wholly devoted to the mantenanco, of the armies.' (Sigotql) IGNACIO DE LA PCZUELA- We are assured tlrtt Victor h_ns get ow for Franc, with a numerous escort of infantry and catalgy, and , that Gazan has succed:-.d him in the oorntnaod of the first corps of the Frei] , h army. - The Corte, have lately puhlishe , 3 a d'ecre' eria - Wing all Spanish subjeet9, cifNloorisb origin, either . by the fathcr's or moqier's side, to take de t ;reei i! 1 the Universities, and , o enter the, religi..tls orders" or the priesthood, - provided they are rossrssed, cf . the °thee requisites. The letters received by the Cadiz Mail- stbte, t'lnt a total change has taken place in the Administkatioti of the several departments, and Ministers ad inte• rim have been appointed. The Minister ad interiftt of State •is Don Joseph Pizarro ; and Barciaxi, and Azata, the former Minister of State, has been ap-. pointed Minister near the Regency of Port,gal, 1 0 reside at Lisbon. In the room of Dun Jose Cana Arguelles, late Minister of the Treasury, and now Counsellor of the Indies, has been appointed Doty Antonio Rauz Romani:los. • Don Jose Carvajal has been nominated to e office of Minister of War ; id his pre.lecessor, Do r 0 Jose Heredia, has been appointed Captain-Genet-4 of Oid Castile. The Duke DEL iNFANTADO, on receiving Vl‘ CI pf of the letter addressed by the PRINCE REGENT 10 the Duke of YORK, considered it prop e r to t orw ar m w to Cadiz a doc u ent, hich assured to the Spanisiv people the continuation in this country of that syi tem of Government, by which the cause of the rd niniu la has hitherto ben supported, and to ‘vlncls all patrio is Spaniards look for effeatual succour, iii their struggle for independence. • - following is a c•anslation 'of the dispatch which accompanied this important cointnunicia tion "My beloved Fellow Countrymen,—lf the N.-- roic courage w ith which you devote yourselves to the defence of the countrv—thd constancy with which you per:et ere • in that noble determination, and the admirable resignation with which you :O mit to the immense sacrifices which muit be made in. so great a cause, can yet be cartied further, of con derive new energy from the impube of enemy. raging words, none are more proper • for that ltt r poEe than those which I now transmit to you; and which have emanated from the magnanimous heart of the Cnkf of Gr,-tit Britain. On my depirrure, covered with honours, from the bosom of a trendly nation, Iliesewords aflbrd the the delight 'ul consol4tion-of conveying to my Coon ,tty the nest security for the assistance we miy• want, wiri::ll is thus given by a generous Prince, whO is proud to establisp his glory, by direzting his foot steps in the brilliant path traced out for hith. by his august father. In speaking of the, interests of iris. own Empire, he has not forgotten those of unfortu nate Spain. Ilis'enernies are our enemies : and the triumph to which he invites his.subjeds is the same which is destined to render your achievements illus trious, by restoring - our unhappy Monarch to the ; • Throne of his ancestors. " May it please Heaven;„o constant and warlike People of Spain,,that this new confirmation of pr - tett ion may sere to give more strength to 't he 'union of the two countries—fresh spirit to those dishearten ed by past disasters —more vigour to the brave—and the laat mortification to the vanity of the Despot who has presumed to enslave us. " EL Dtrcr.zuE DEL,INFANTADO," " London, Fcb,