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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. COB UNNA MAIL, (RECEIVED THIS .MORNING.) EXECUTION OF GV,NERAL Ccrx-NrcA, OCT, 12.—After the arrest of Ge neral PORLIER at Santiago, where he was -thrown into the prison of The Inguisition,.he t•as b6nght bere on the 26th Sept. with some Officers of Lis party, and banged in the Campo dela flerrea an the 3d inst. The following is the Proclamation' undressed by him to the Junta of Seville : " Most Illustt ions Seignors,—The deplorable depressed situation which the nation has been for this year past, and the conviction I feel that the people, at the sane time that they value their own felicity, desire, if possible, to main tain the most •constant fidelity to our he laved King and Master, Don FattnlN.ND. VII. 71:!11 desiring on my part ) ~to contribute to the one and to the other, since I cannot but be cxttemely.sensible to the evils which this people soar, I have resolved, at the• request of the troops which compose the Array of this King- Awn to execute the change which circumstances point out as necessary, and conformable to the .general will. In consequence I have Tissumed the thief command ad interim, ()Hills Army and King dom, under the forms prescribed by the Consti tution of the Spanish Monarchy sanctioned at Ca diziand I shall employ myself in restoring, as much as possible, the rational : and temperate li berty, which the sante Constitution bestows on the people, as the basis .and foundation of the general prosverity. That these measures may take effect, the Juntas will proceed to direct -the. % public opinion 'accord ing to the tenor of the annexed Proclamation and Manifesto, establishing, as far as poSsible,- the usages and regulwions marked out by the Consti tution, till the meeting of the Provincial Deputa. tion, which will henceforward take upon itself all these cases. The people, depending on this il lustr:Ous Junta, • must •be informed of the justice and moderation of mY operations, the sole object of which is to dclirer them from' . the heavy yoke of slavery, which they thems-Aves have shewn surf, an eager desire to throw.aff, Of the receipt of this, for its punctual and exact execution, ypti will give me, Gentlemen, the due,advice, causing it to he eircniated and posted up in all public placet of the district. God preserve you, Gentlemen, many years. Corunna, Sept. i ft. (Signed) "JUAN DIEZ FORMER.. " To the Members of the• Junta of the City of Seville." Tlv , late Geller:al PORLIER left orders in his testa ment that he should Le put in a chest locked with a key, and that this should be given to his wife, with a handkerchief steeped in his last tears, and that when circumstances should permit, he should 'be placed in a pantheon with the following in set iption - " Here repose the Ashes of Don JUANDtrz P,oni,tErt, Gene_ TO , of the SPanish Armies, who was fortunate in what h• - undertook against the enemies of his country; and died a victim of, civil dissentions.--reeling . souls, respect the AsLes of an unfortunate.—October s, 1815." " Mtj beloved Wife !—The Almighty, who dis poses of men according to his will, has, deigned to call.me to himself, in t;irder to give'me in eter nal life, that tranquillity and ease which I have not enjoyed in this world. We are all subject to this necessary condition of nature, and therefore ' it is useless to grieve when this hour approaches. On this account I most tenderly beseech you t) receive this last blow of the evil destiny which has persecuted us, with the same tran ullity: and security as I retain while writing this to you. Be not afflicted at the kind of death they inflict upon me, since it can dishonour only. the Ivicked, but covers the good with ho nour,aud glory. I repeat to you, thol If I take with me any consolation to the world of truth, it 'is, that of being persuaded, that obeying me at this Moment, as you have always done hitherto, you will he consoled and resigned to the will of God, whie . h is the supreme law of all mortals. In the ‘l , equel you will receive my last will, which you will endeavour to fulfil as far as possible. Father :SANCHEZ, who will be the beater, a Monk of our Patron saint Augustine, will' deliver you . this, and will communicate to yOu verbally other things which I confide to him under con- ft:ss:on.: Lagain recommend you to conform to what 1 desire, since the contrary, besides being rej:idiciA to your s:.fcty, will not' tend to the g00(1 Ot.your soul.—Adicul Receive the heart of ) 4)o. 1 1 , ;bauti.—J—t. de la 2, One o'clock. M In consequence of the late events numerous pro clamations have been published here and at San tiago. They are in general th thank the People, Officers) Troops, the Public Authorities, &c. for their good conduct in putting down the rebellion, and promisiqg rewards from the King. The only :11,* (1 one cvor )y o particu oiction, is a Illation by the Members of the Junta of Corunna to the Inhabitants, thanking them for their con duct, - congratulating them on the happy turn things have taken, and ascribing, their deliverance as doubtless principally' owing to the protection of the Most Holy Virgin of the Rosary, to whom they had, most fervently prayed while in prison, and whose festival is just now celebrating. " FR ENC II PA PE S, [REGEIVEri THIS MORNING.] ("Frrint llu Joarnat des. Debats.) PARIS, OCT. 14.—The Duke de Bourbon, who has not yet returned from England, is expected in a few.days. Ptince,Wrede, General in Chief of the BaVarian - army, has arrived at Dijon from Paris. The le-composition of the Courts and Tribn nals is said to he quite completed, and is to ap pear in a few days. Oeneral Rapp, after having visited the environs of SChaffhausen, left that city on the sth October, to go to the waters of Schinznach, in ArgOvikk.', 'adhesion to all ale changes that have taken place in the city of Ragusa and its environs. SITTINGS OF THE CI-1111BERS; 3 CHAMBER O 1 DEPUTIES. Sitting qf the 14th Oct. The Committee was appointed in the Bureanx to draw up 311 Address to the King. They ,assem bled in the-library, and had not their Report drawn tip till two o'clock. M. Bellart, the Reporter of the Committee charged to frame the Address, presented the 4lraft of it,• the reading of which Ivas preceded by a short preamble. The reading of it, and the discussion which fol lowed it, did not give root» for any animated de bite which could be heard from without. . Neither the Secretaries nor the other Officers were admitted into the Hall. Al. Vail! )lane, the Minister of the Interior, ar rived about two o'clock. Two drafts Df.an address - were presented- during the sitting. One of them was adopied'Witii some amendment, and sent for the revisal of the Coin- ntittee. At fie o'clock the Committee presented a new report. The'address was agreed to, and ordered to be presented to his Majesty by a deputation of 25 inembers.. At hall,past'five the 'sitting was :adjourned till Monday. ' FRENCF FITNI)S. '5 per Cents. Bank Actions . , . . 10:1'2 f. 50c. 101E4. 73c. ALL THE RISE IN CON';OI,S.• ABOVE SG, WILL BE LONG TO Ml': HOT.DERS OF 'PICKETS OR Si - IAIIES OF THE S VOCK PRIZ: , .S IN Tins LO ITERY, WHO WILL BE rAin THEIR. V.I:UTE IN 11.).c.iY, IF I'IE FFALRED. AL L TIE CAPITALS MAY BE DRAWN TUESDAY, 7th N !~ MAILS. ARRIVED-1 Guernsey and Jersey. Doc-1 Lisbon, I Ham burgh, 1 Waterford., ST. LUKE.—I - lolidayat the Bank, Exehequer, East India atld.South Sea Houses. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 'I'O.MORROW. Nlornins:, - , 43 tai netts after 2. j Evening, 2 initiates after 3. Quis OICERE EALsunt AuDEAT? 11KNISTRY Ok' THE INTERIOR. Several proprietors of national domains grave received letters, by which an attempt is made to alarm them as to the intentions of Goertinicnt. This odious manceuvre is employed by these ene mies of trantipirlity who endeavour by every means to disturb it ; hat the Government will discover the authors of these criminal, letters, and will cause them to be prosecuted as enemies to the public peace. FRANKFORT, 'OCT. 10.—His JTighness the Prince Royal of Wnrtemberg arrived here last night. It is believed that this Prince has come to visit her Imperial Highness the Duchess of Olden burg. We are assured that their marriage will be celebrated at Wurterabefg innfiediately. (From the s Gazette de France) PARTS, OcT. 15. Hive Maicity, wishing- to give Count Lynch a mark of his 111:.-.01 satisfaction, for the honourable conduct which he has main tained while he was Mayor of Bourdeanx,,has appointed him, by an , rlinahce of the 11 thoc tober, Honorary iliayOr of Bum - deans. A Commercial Treaty with Great Britain is talked of : it accords with the'general Conven tions relative to peace, and is to be signed at the same tune. The Guard upon the Museum this day was comr posed of Austrian and English troops. Numerous corps of Prussian troops, both in fantry and cavalry, lett Paris this Morning.— About'Booo or 9000 men went out by the barrier of eharcntork,_ These troops retire towards the .frontiers. They arc replaced at Paris by the troops which arrive froth Brittanny and Nor mandy, who in their turn are to march back, and file towards the North and Lorraine. Th e se movements will continue for eight days, after which the inhabitants of the capital will feel them no longer.. CARLSRUIIE, OCT. B.—Her Majesty the 'Em press of Russia is expected here immediately; she leaves the baths of Baden. The Emperor Alexander is to bt here about the 15th. His Majesty, after• leaving-Dijon, xvent by the way of Geneva, Lausanne, Vevay, Berne, and • Soleure. The adjournment of the Germanic Diet till the srof December is officially announced., NAPLES, SEPT. 2S.—Before the Ist of January the military* force of this kingdom will be com plete, and the foreign troops in our garrisons may be replaced by our owIL His Excellency M. Doria is expected here to arrange divers affairs with our Court. •The right of Sovereignty of the Holy Chair over Naples . can Ho longer exist, and if that be the object of the pretensions of the Court of Rome . ,- ,it will piv bably not be more lucky than Pius VI. who con tinued in vain to claim the tribute of vassallage. (From the Journal de Paris) PARTS, OCT. 15.—0 n Friday last, at half-past five o'clock in the. evening, a wine-merchant and another individual wearing the uniform of u gen d'arme, were making seditious harangues in 'the Garden of the Tuileries. Some superior officers of the Body Guard pointed them out to the Na tional Guard who arrested them, and carried them to the guard-house. The latter of these in dividuals had in his hat a tii-coloured cockade reversed. He was carried to the General head quarters, and the other to the Prefecture of Police. On the 13th of this month the Abbe Gui!heft was admitted to a private audience of the King, and presented to his Majesty the Submission of the French prisoners i❑ Great Britain, addressing his Majesty at the same time in an appropriate. -dis course, to which a: gracious reply was made, VJENiNA, OCT. I.—The Bishop of the Montene grins, so far from being in a state: of insurrection against the Empervr, has sent hither 44 act of LONDON. WEDNESD-11 7 , OCTOBER la, 1315. The Corunna Mail .bringi us acquainted with the fatal termination of PORLIER'S career.a' He Was taken to Corunna on the 2Gth ult: and exe cuted at the Campo de la Horca on the 3d. This intelligence comes by the Speedy packet, which arrived at Falmouth on the 15th, in GO hours, tram Corunna. The troops are dispersed, itht about 100 Officers ha►e been arrested. The se.; coin! in command under PORLIER, GenerAl IIo mAINA, and his Aid-du-Camp, succeeded in get ting out of prison, and are' come over in the Speedy They are expected in London, and de scribe the country as in a state of the Utmost con fusion. The accounts of these transactions tire so fully detailed iu the Spanish Papers that they require no further elucidation from our pens. Every heart ilium- pity the weak enthusiasin and roman tic guilt of General PORLIER, whose fate is at once melancholy and just. His epitaph, his will, his letter to his. wife, will all be perused with inte rest, and however we must condemn the Rebel, we cannot halp also pitying the Man. The following. translation of the Epitaph, .dif fering a little from that in our preceding columns; is copied from Flindell's.Western Luminary " Underneath, lie the remains of Don JUAN Dzez PORLIF.R, Field-111hrshal in the Spanish Army ;—he was fortunate in whatever be undertook against the external enemies of his country, until he became the victim of its civil dissensions. Alen of sensibility; who aspire to glory, respect the ashes of a Patriot." Perhaps no surer illustratiop of the bigotry which pervades the Peninsula, and incapacitates its population for the enjoyment of what we esteem as our greatest blessings, could be afforded than is clone by this communication, in which we see the defeat of PORLIER ascribed to a Wooden Doll, called the Holy Virgin of the Rosary. But it is folly to look for British sentiments in Spanish bosoms, or to, weigh Spanish politics in the scale of British opinions, , Tl►e Paris Papers of the 15th bring us nothing of importance. Prince \VREDE ha.. arrived in Paris, where he will co-operate with the Duke of WELLINGTON. A more able Commander Could not have been er:lployed. Anonymous letters continue to be sent to the Proprietors of the Na tional Domains, to excite them to rebellion, by representatio•is that their properties will be in-' i' ' vaded.—This is a :lick worthy of the Wrec'' BUONAPARTISTS. The Chambers 31'2 OCC Up W W ith the cla dress to the King, which has been frln -ed ' ordered to be presented. Nothing farther °5 been done. In our last late distinp titisepnond:statilineirbuished the I w i i would Ei l, late h Ministers,: v e he a Note address patient and infamous ct ' Mornino- Chronicle. jt re' be found one of those its' n ais e b 00d sa o committednd retiein, so i e tl t I . S i l in c t stgao,nisfd.ljriaot°llniolls.tr''sii°l,sislilffili:lierbVeolt:litaiib:t:te. J.:::i:SCf' • . a cl Itogf l a ii : s l i a l l : 6l t s t h o i e .e f f p . et i virulentt .France idnttoat l .c : ok r, f y T t b i e l- i p ci r s el eo rr i f::'.l)lNta'totepeinie(tiegricliKtaast itballtulnisvalGelebldl:eutttlsbritu'lee,eiptsl:oe:t:i isnost,ll9lll.:: loyal in France ,n ',bleb these Thom theycall Royalist s ' tad loyal continue ti the present state of things in w i l- ‘. c state to lli a e lY b i ee ra n ders t a i r so deeply inic nested, irl di t.i_ e "--(What writers rather too a despoiled of every ‘ b refacedli But it would be a"N.rilal , (Willi' oary c.ritse n t., : , )t of t::i a c t e i 0. being n ity Cffil l- % so atts-"ciotts to ille b - i t good "Cr'ee -nog, satisfy these halo ald g to . . I ta : l t ni ? , :l , ( f ol T u i r i l i l g r e t i , l z - es, :; airs::farrago, u !earl bt s in which Fouche all es?f. compeers • ate made to tell the RING, " You cannot, Sire, be i . , n orant what wa s eur clevoti°fitt v 1 yc,ur suer," , de(ncay ,„ :7l . i i tieefi r a , q x e ti c o a t t a .s t o i n o l n y farc e frith Thi s is- too much ! But let us close the partaken of par dangris, ~' a silent , twenty years . . •1 :0 1 s c e u i r ze p t o i b ie lic motittment, time tokens of our former g bji. ; . f .„..v Bravo t munuments of art, %vine].) alone r emain '° ' l ' , . li o over oi erugitniasl! cTre:::bdeis:. -14:111 11 ,7 . 0 . p ed e are most 1 eluctant to pardon, and your Alaje 6t % b. 'e s t honour !" )! - Monsieur Morning Chroaicte ! bravi oi,:::::::. 0 fiatllisttlhi-ejsieount:er,usSoinre, %yule)), , We bad yesterday the pleastire of ,statidF.' A port .. r e e a m: c a v i l : l the Seamen at Aberdeen had re:ailed to a ;ens of their duty ; an d we h av e equal satisfaction 1 copying the. t,nssevent r afili fiol3l the aid part.. j• . 1 tlo c Packet, example,Burn-deatrx - • 4, t‘. ' 0 this town, whose' conduct we noticed in our last. nave returned to 0,0 duty ; an d hi ee offe'red no further interrptiou to the t f a ts of the port. The brig Jason has sailed on. bee vopie , .. comp This strengthens our hope that the &Or . of these men in other ports will I°llow their MissionaryNell' C 2 t though the appropos lectore- feint.; disgraceful of diwontent, perato castle of that hoary Preach er and the aisepficlielrymnaet ossisnsuitanrttelelts,ehitaartti satigte' i'tiA'taii_i:er::r.je:o(lreiir:::,uit. eScer,.34uini_ini.faiti,.'hkst.".,:l,l:ttiQi:l...uca.-ft to prolong are calculated, at suet' a P erad ' .---....00.----- fiaartea Monday the PRINCE REGENT leit . ' c %. iIOCSS Is Court for Brig liton. His ftoval Hig pected to retti;n to-day or to-rnorrow•. ~h inst. bular-7,, When the market-womea on the l'''_. die ‘ u vent to present nosegays to MADAI*I.:(I' oat' iolet•'. „'lehess of ANGOULE:VE, H Do not take that nosegay, it contains a . mixe s • Her Royal Highness however tooic it, and . who is still kept at Haimbourg', it with the others• one of - t hem c ri v . ~j00,4n; Letters from Vienna state, that Alada me `‘.. 1:11 16 e.°"cate her children. and say mass at l ea n 'ori -, has bec°,Td. ' O , :o from v t el . t 0 0 IS.eillinigdiaoyuss.antSlh;esthisysalsg.otSahper'letas:ln!ea very 'oriel' cular as to the good characters of the ( I "' d Dispatches from the Bo . a whom she has hired. • 1 00 1 i tn( , Admiralty, for India, were .forwartled:Yl-,:e joi, for Portsmouth, to he conveyed otit. hV t i t i3 i i i ,o l • t;enia frigate, now under s ailing orde rs f° ,,, r ittlii t r direct. 1; :.le bags of letters by this OP -- p d i tili Berger! of Contro°':.t, toy will, we understand, be definitively c l s- Pe •Iphigenia is to remain upon the India st' d ter oys By the accounts from Paris, received e ,, s e 10 01 we are made acquainted with intent lee et re evening, and forwiaded to Portsinotithioo, Philadelphia of the 10th Sentember. llet:ibiitl had supplied a detailed account of the P ra o r iti sl), of the possession of the Floridas which, it was said would occasion an lining" cesi;ion to the cornmerce of this countrY; Ayres. Two vessels have arrived from 1 3 " en 7 6 iticii:' The Glary has reached England, dad " 1 ",,a ts at & mond has. put into ' Ireland. N o occor brought by either of them. 1 after The Duke of WELLINGTON, immediate Yjohart his return Irons Dijon, appeared at I." i , s olia .Opera, for the first time of ier his adventar.e o,i,ert King's box ; all eyes were fixed upon 031 e i t her credulityll np aargceht .o kill he entered his box, but without any f-41.)5 sotetl, 'of aPProbation or disapproba.tion• It front thf' that his going into the King's box arose "-figyS, box-keeper mistaking it for the Duke of -1 0 oire j. by.tile _ se 0 . into which the Duke .of WELL/NGTON reel lie the to he admittecl.—We.have been astonished fa L ct a contradiction by some Newspaperz, of 9 at t he notorious as the insult offered to his Gra ce Theatre Favart. ' -'• A French Colonel' Called, it /5 sa id , 13 ,,P1 , ; n ii t )g 117 Duke of BERRY, to oiler his services to lie to Prince at, first received hiin with gre a lat c be tress, tut observing:that the Officer wa ..,' . 1 1 1 VCod . asked him where lie had been 'lvouaded 1 His Royal tS Jcga-'., !duel answered, at the battle orit.loot, conic to me to solicit a reward for lo vi ' . -1, ~; , ,,,, -5 ." " What," said the Duke of BF=lo°-, :‘ ;i b t e l e j n Y° l ot; armed rebel—it is thus that they deceive i',c".:11.0., WINDSOR, OCT, 17.---Sanday the P aIN ,, Cool" __ atnpto. , Coo GENT arrived at the !Castle from II Ifoortol ' to dinner, • ...I.ll,l4rzeis rettirtrz.l to Ti S LIN.