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, . , .lit;tAts-ArREs - PAP . /I±. • . . . lipalch from big. ExtelleocLOrd Srrtmottociß., 6 ; 1 ad& eqed to the Suprente'itinta. Most Excellent General. , . - I ll'lve receive& your Excelknc'y's letter of ate': st4th of Pebroary; by 'which 1 am' tnforrned of the strataPken by General- Elio to interrupt the trade of ,'.'enti by General ib which oif,i l s'ome'observa "'lnt Oa tih cluiratter,' and tile supposed 'w ol . ll of . .;i.trial authority ou the' part oft he said 9,r -fe,i, I am desired to apply them' tO't he reguhUtop 1 rn Y °4ll Obtlet: 'lit'sitis respeB 'I shall 'e"" 1 " 1 1 1 %lib the IOSIICS of your Excellency ;' although •. •.aulian • t . " t oll I only anticipate. the Opinion of n'!y t vt '. i ivett 1 assure ion that this information will f gt 7ttefi with the tteepesi regret, aft) add to t , hose ,ft --,,,ree/- tit suite -l'hy'liie present. uohit-,PY -, '' : T;:esitel'i,t,..l,wty Buenos Ayres and lit,r. d el;,elld . e . t . 'c'es: , an,t,, n4ei'C'-',.r.ejto,lltd• Ili Mt' by•):()Ur L4C7-1./"C?'' , 'Net onvibtou that 1 stialldcquire a new right to i t i t „,, , -.r to your t(tliidellai.ne proposal I any abOot to'suhini, stint= 41 1 . 1 f tii°l4 "TihOttitrili .rne' to' peak my u1,,,,,,:.;'frr1Y, mid without leserve. By Your Excel . - htf:ll eXpreising• your fixed deter/11in .tion tu ad feat, 11 Ilk' cormuurr cauqe of the 'Alii,.! against th,11,:0 rrspect the Authorilei, aiid ' to' preserve . helve Ista t i' l. ''' tf your. legitimate Sove.rei,n, you' ,It•hd l+Sql ak oat-tit/iv/kat fight to ' the frieridsh ip Ailegilk'ttisiles of (item' &Fain, tonmied upon a 6/16.11kire soli an-, 'extensive basis, than that lithlattl'llets And immunities which you have 8.9 Y gr , l , lrd . ~ ;, e d4. It a w i th, ju. . to the trade ot British su 3 ti .. ` l ord ro be liatnented, that w hi le 1- 1 4.4, ~,. result those itiiiilher '''.ery.re e%ery praise, the practical anti thti at „ I° , b e, ,e l ' , 0 litile confortn ible to them, tnt'r'gy ',C"iili He'll' C,41)3 ft). t.l• tied caution and 111'44i:11"e Power ot- the, confederacy' 0gii.1.4 14,,,,.4.4L.,b'a m,eakelled 10;' W4tlt of thche re llk-to , i w "„ic'' were hattitall, to be expeetekt from bll,,tiluY inierested ii: i tie issue,ol. the - contesi, - i'lLtri,et c „ n - .• • tion trdt" 11 4 , 410 , Illthute to HS' ierrnma . , .. , a civil '4,911Y PhttigeO lii .111 the miseries of *4 ' You, ii 1. • well the Sr -- Ateliency knows tO , " (Id t till tli Court . tertcln.,l g • it) leof London, t h e itieltr "V Of ii i en,ac„,,l),..„ts wi th spain, and 41I' 41 t unic • ICI • b • ' ',, b.,./A-of their .411 ctt a, t. , t, rta y importani t) i-_ . mt. C't'iv:(n"' l'iise ioa4tittatirtl ihit Great Britain,w 14, 1,,11eit 11 , 1 r g"od tilh, renouncing ' those ell :11,4 .1141.%:,7,,,h*1ttd0ttir14 Abuse olijed s',.. can. tle ,, v i, e: ittte lv ,Ireiliktiolt 1(1 treasures pro . lort lye of U.,,,' cA tY tqlt, ( , he 'llartie s of the coJlition. 'Athose r'kvit,,'"4"ilt most Aier end tap.o the cordial 111 ' 41 t v ' ll ai ld 'the nod .I , reeinent 'subsisting tilt . 1 '' ti t „ . g ‘l, I 't Na' It obers j but al , tiotuli it is i'llPu'sl- ' V g rit N , h -'' Ilrit ' ' • 'to hi:r en r. tsti , h. , .dltt to ad in oppoittion - • i ''' '' lll il k , 444 t(r• the centre „S (it the just Catlbe . ;L ti ky 1; 4 N 'uPPorts, the ci lins which 'your 44cql.' il drsreP4ti.ik4t friendship iitspire the most sin-, ti i r '',. ll'ili kt t ' it ' 'citig Austrunitut al to your Ardifit.r,e I„ .4 '''ealil e , .);',"" 'the only wdv that at present is ''Pr 144 411 ' tnetekkielai‘e upo n rite tti . prOpOSe to 41,14 .otije2-4.4 itt the most tri,..ndly'maimul'. the ,"111,1)67•44(1-0.e antic 4)10r iutr-rteritoce of the witil ‘btrill46l. ''.. kw ‘,.,, It, to put ;1 period to Ihe .disPc;es 'SPV .''''''ll( betwixt tilt:. S , aril:oils' of .both quit,l,ll:4, a.l 'to r,:61.e ii,ietis frritnt he gri'aie't. 'Org.' litlciCivii iota k illiii old w ar, the' soureeriffiAtio 10 them . - ec akiii4iito, 'n.gt't to; the etimmon C:!tise ! 1 0 11 . , --r Li i i lis reitli... .. t t u v. ,,,,._ r., ' 'r riXeelleney;ln Brill relience Zitie it , iiinittsifot the hiiii,lish Goi?erninenl , to un t . ) 4, , 4 a m ite , r ° ll l' a ktiowledge of 'what h4s bey_ i. 14 1 ,1 t r ' 1 1",tti,' k.c .P r ed -by of li , ,r parts tit the Sp9hist . i*l.,,litil itt -n to thoittir ci rcumstance% with -"se trt - lel " 4 Yres at 'resent is: . 1 6g* your ft i 4 e lei btil ls io V. 4 i T i lY lo tenter the tinit-thi,s proposal kst,,, tt ith th e ' utl ihe part of My Ciloit 10 111 t i,(tily,ot to political rel,,tions of the SpOi'll'll.°: ql4llNni)`;7-liort any sysiem incompatible w i th iitioikty,Pslt.lets, And the p - rniartent 'proipprl y I,(lrlq.iut,,Pk.a. It ite impossible rfor`yo,or 8*- k,i 7 0. Lth,illl4 'Your cause ill heeler han d s 1 J ' an :iris 'y .Every c onsideration bf interest t 1 ,„,,' st, , i ,-` 4l ts lo render the weifare of gsiii,.,, ujeil 41 ~._ Buenos, O t' , (liit'''"orl af importance to iiii•; and this' : it. -.e 4co . i'.: . Icelated t o ~ son ~, lnirion iiiterest s (.3 . ti a k tt t . 11,' t i l te 1 :' Pin the mot unbOunded coal - 14,,1,114141d i,l).l)olo4lwhich 1 have the' . honour .to_ liiiii:ktlgittit, Ai 4L4dVied by : • yoUr ' Excellency, I ii, : " ohs o i - 'ne first qtep to its execution, the 4 tie:, 4 l k t o. an armistice betwixt you anal t 1it t '',,...` 4 4i1, 41; 1 : 1 8 can no more. simile than sue ) It4t, t ' e t . and .1'" ?4.itiitirewing, •of the troops on „, talm' • 111 . " 11. ' ''' 111114 " bit) skad •on the other, are , [k i l o la, o {' iii , t. (3 ki il 'sit ii, that inatual co,,ce,sicri, It may sbe li at t a ' • 14i % k1164 41t . ill) / - t Mt* , let.., hail COM inue till,' a. v„40.14 !.Uoder the mediation of Great Bri• r iltri Polut s . . , rep, , l of k ii9iv in disputebet w iia the Go rtiirotl orihrloo6 Ayres and that of Spain. " • A • letw *ilt') e'Litative, so analoeous to lite mode- 1 1 ,5,,, raolte,4 .. . 'nit, '-‘11(li, ,1 the,first steps of your Excel- .' I- ,t 314 , tiii l'lli i , lre l . ido the greatest honour to bt .itii,'"ltly n ' jand tVett shooid it be rejected. 'the' tv11414.1)il 6 1 ' n ''. h() 'fair a propoial will stiew that the I,)t.l.ttov4ie.:iii.o.iiiitt...ri ciu the part of your Ex .rillii4t„'Y 4 41 ualle trottries of a civil war, while 41 47 11 c '.l-111 the its r coneurrel.ce' to so jeksr 444,144;14'6'61i omit h.- in a great.. ineastue:,' til ii Itittit 11 the consequences. Your . Excel- . : 114 t, , 1 ,,, , '411 1e ,,,,,' , . ,the irtunediate- advantag s es re- vit ro , al of , a proposal. ' The first Nvill , be, tiitt,r4l4l4„, .''''lntrierce the terniimitirio °I the ~l il ii 1 : 4 , i ll ti v i, l ' lc h Ihe age'rits of Great Britain 'have . t: 4lo. ci i , nl rftl i ? 4 , l l . t r',f the world, end of till inclina -1,4q 11 : 1 ')Ihi eh !' 1114 atrairs 'of ,Spanish AMetica, '''tii,illi:' iiittLtleettill‘tattees might have cot/tinned b, 4, ,!q • 44 , e 4f.: those j.to,;usies excited by ~ ckti klit4, ,emetits eu(l 14 rti '1 • actim" of s ti " tt it ' rs, i thine; , . 1 i . , -ca ti.tns . .... ~ 14 1 1 1 14 ) . ilk 3t i t., 1 t prOper to apprise your. 1 Ni ti luke i:t . 0 '.',.i . ve al writte n 10 Gettoral 4.li° it.tlron la hi i thi s letter, ai;cl have etideovoured Nl,r). gIY fits . rtlt ha it dispuiiiiosimilar ,, to Wha t l e , p e . 4 „,„ , - n . I .iki belie 1 10, 4 tY 1 4 """'aitle • Ye aCtUate,.. i your . Excel -: ' t,i,ttl,tl‘Ztilli,,,,, iltlittytl'e bYtOutwalttitel n'ilgicil.liuti)trrlttcititeit;LriouPg°33:lawr hieg.h. iti tl i `l 40, . t 0 Inaltv to our Y 4,,, Y iii .ni - et ,„ ), favour me with 11 1.. I ' li V't for ..wri,./1, elikni; 'end to believes hat irio ll t ei 414 pr,),rn4i.qog it; is a sincere tvisli fur_' .v,ti4ll.lo,tliest itvrt,tll,tY.. anti for a happy i9stle ta i g. 41/14‘4 t at „ ~..",t,ll we are equally interested, li. , ( fit . 1)11ri.1"14 11 °Pe to equally if wu are di -4'144 ttttlil 1.148* 1 ha '4,Llte rva , tlt teshe.. Ve the' honour to be, it.,,,, ot r ‘"' Jour Excellebers. 'most i 1144; .. ' . ,-.4 1 ., 4 4, i,„, i , 4'14'414t0n " ' 46 tat t, it 44 41 4 tvi kti 4%4 ..44.1t4 , tithe's nt th e Ayks, 444 tjovertiattat 1,: SilinNovoitn. . . . „ OP ill itt mokt _Excellent Senor-,—The Junta has receised by. Captain Heywood;.of the Navy, the confidential letter. addreSsed .to them by your Excellency, tic k,rinwiedging the receipt of theirs of the 24th of Fe bruary: ' it is not.chtlicult to diScover the•reasons 'of yout 4xc4lency's silence on the most material part of f its ! contents,. nor yodr . answer to the last, . 7 ilatd'March .6th, even had it not been ascertained by other cbannels, that ,your. Excellency, acknoW Icadging,thisso ports to be in a state of blockade, even to ships of 'soar, own nation, chose rather to give a silent refusal,. notwithstanding the 'reasons in op .position to if. • • • . This unexpeae.d event,\ and. the, excessive exer tions of Admiral De Courcy to fire the. British. flag ;.Irotw the obsti uctions..put tuanv months betore,•by the Quvernment. of .Monte Video, to there being free ports, present to. US . a Very,lrMitifying contrast. The Junta can. assign no cause for this retrograde Inovvitielit, unless it form part of the plan at the . .hritiskGoverniiient to adort no measures that may tend, to disunite America (torn Spain. The Jrtnia, However; cannot reconcile such inconsistetit pto jects. It isceriain t hat the COIIIIIICICiiii prospetts of Great. 131 itaiu and America have nothing to do with this- disunion. • • , If Spain shoulj eyer renounce her system of ex , elusion .with, reaped: to Anietica,:ii is time for her to know that in theatate of insignificance in which she is, her true interest consists in ,soliciting Eng land to approach these•sources, whence she may sup-'' ply that strength which she, has exhausted for the in wrest of Spain, and be enabled in clothe u people left naked by Spanish tyranny; at least, in this way, ,51t0 might have.acquiled an idea of p,ratiinde and justice,; bup she.chnsea ra flier, to be deficient on this score, than an reneunee exclusive rigos, to which she believes herself to be entitled to all eternity, de claring imperiously, by her Einissaly, General these. ports to be in a .state.ol blockade, 'and is• suing express orders to annihilate the British com merce in this quarter; while slie cannot reconcile such conduct with her declaration of alaelmient to Great Britain ; her ally, she gives the highest offence Io the colonies, who, as subject ,to the.same King, 'llaye an equal right with Galicia, the Asmilaa, •and Cattilohia, to a direct intercourse; with the nation that of ahem protection. These reasiina are of weight sufficient to coos ince the J l llll3, that, with out any violation of the good 'fai h pledged VA, Spain, and without a breach of any positive agreemant, the Court of London may resist the blockade •wkich General Elio has imposed upon British ships. a • Your Excellency °ba:ryes, that it ,is matter of re gret, that in the• present crisis, .the power of the itonlederaey against Frauce. should, be weakened for want of tesources. 'LlR:Junta ins of opittioni that to avoid the prejudices of which your Bacellesiey speaks, and nut to conic to a state of the greatest Weakness. the most effeetual ,way is, hut lu place 'the resourcea 'of. America in the hands! of Spain, without making them pass to England, by means of an open and unrestricted commerce. The whole, world is not ignoraot how incapable Spain is to : employ .her imam funds with economy, : as well as to direct her armies, :because she has al: ready : dilapidated the ,supplies - 'emitted frotn Ames r;cit for her defence.. Such contributionsof loyalty. and of honour ought to be kept sacred ; their dispo• rsilion was determined by the sante necessities,- and the intention of those who granted them. Notwith stairaliog This, oo c..nsiderattotiavaa sufficient to limit the prethgalitT and covetousness a the Spanish Admististriumns,i yet they now haughtily ask, who .has provided funds out - beim to rapport ter so, many years the expences of the . armies? Toeie pro% laces profess - entire fidelity. to Ferdi nand the Seventh ; they wish to direct only 'by :theinselves;atid _without the hazaid of risking thew means to the. , rapacity of tlllitiithlol bands ; they promise to enter into the. coalit ion against the tyrant, so long as their civil independenceis acknowledged. Herr your Excellency will., observe' a means of atcelagthening.ahc-power,of the coulederation,. till a final success, much more secure comforinable to•the principles .of equity', titan by threatening , us with me nacer, punishments, and blockades, into a subordi nation which ito person has a right to acquire.Yeur Excellency may tie firmly assured that the blockade imposed by General Elio is mote prejudi cial to the interests of Great. Britain, and to Spain herself, than it is to us. If the hco4pulou consi deratiooa of yout nation carti, , s it to dissembfe such aressions, the Junta daonot propose to.the people such a',Speeies of humiliatiou. They can perceive in it nothing else thati a determination to resist the audacious attempts,el a Chief, who, without any other authority ahan a simple letter from the Secre tary Bardaxi, his 'relation, exhibits hiteself a hoatile Viceroy. It was, this clieutustatice which hastened the aversion they formerly bore in their minds, and made the people of the u . a6tkorn province take up arnui. They demanded assistance Irons this Junta, and they (lave confined their aggressious to imesting the walls of Monte 'ritlee.. r , In tlits state Of things, the armistice which the .conciliating disposition of your Excellency proposes, can produce no other etreds than to hustrate an enterprise already far advanced ;: to exposellic safety of many patriots to thee - vengeance tit to ex cite an universal .convulsion among the province., and the abandonmentof our vxpectation to fluctuating opinion. This would surely be acting, against the principles of otir instituion,. and to rAist; again, thi4 'colonial system Which 'our . hands destroyed. This Junta entertain too sublime an idea of , the pene tration of your Evellency, to .atttibute your pro ,any other 1116'1%1e :than an unaciptaintance withioccurretices which are Obscured`by distance. In respect to the mediation which Our Excel lency has propo9ed to remove rite differences which sub,ist between these States and the Peninsula, no thing could be more iltisfalery to this hint a. ilia to place their cause in handl , so • . taithruland gene rous as those of the British Cabinet. The good faith which chloNerize it-, and the identity of their inte , rests„with, ours, ate 'causts_which us of its fitjelify. 1101,ttic4olita cannot discover reasons to authorise them at present u avail themselves of Mediation. 3 t • Peninsula is no more than a part of the Spa- Lniifi'Monarchy, and that so . manued, that it would be mi small canceisior, to put it upon an equality with America. It therefore follow., front this 'ciple, that the Peninsula cannot . hold any authority ti.er America, nor this over that. Were itte Eng. .11411 Cabinet to act th part of an itivatval Mediator it . ivoald be a lifecise acttnow. l / 2 ci.gment o „ pendence of the two Stat'es. Oa the other hand,' Were the British Cabinet possessed of an idea of our inferiority, it would nut be surprising that the result' of a negociatien-V.vould be, to grant us much more by faVour than We deserve in justice. Therefore, until we can knoW the opinion of the *British •riarieti, all 'ulterior proceedingS idtould be suspended. In addition, your ExC:sllency combines your medi tation with the armistice, and., should a negociation take place,.General Elio would 'continue to hold all the aUthotity of ViCeroy, wherewith he is.invested by the Junta of Cadiz even here, where he now °Cs curies ; 'but this would iovolye a contradiction. in principles ; Elio, and the illegitimate power. from which becerivesl .. las authority, would remain t i 1- umpheat over. out righ.s before the termination of the dispute. , The unlimited confidence whieh this Junta has in the ure intentions of ,your Excellency, convinces us that you have no' other otlject in view than to unite the p rlitical ties which subsist in common be twixt both aitions ; but your EXcellency may rest assured, that if the' slate of our negociations do not permit us to adhere to them, our friendship towards Great Britain shall tint be less firm, nor our cons . 's del:Ilion of your Excellency. your .. - . God prt..w rveEx.ellency many yearc. - .1 ., Li te, Namamt* VP THE JUNTA. Buenos Ayres, May is, iSis. To his Excellency LorLYStt.inglind, &c. BUENOS AYItIIi'EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTE OF TIN: 26Tki OF JUNE, 81 1 . . . In the Exttaordinary c:l:zette of the tfoh instant, among other of papers which General Din Josi Artigaz transmitted with regard to .his o peratio os against Moote,Video, there was also given an ov e i. lure made by Dot' io atter tlie batik of Las Piedras, solithing an ,ar,e During this, the re•- : suit "of tlic negociation,also reached htm, which in • that extremity he lotl t set on .toot direttly with the most excellent Junta, through the medium of the o ffi cer D on J 0. 46 Ob‘egon, and with which the public has atrs , ady been made at:initiated. As Elio perfealy foresaw the rejection which his application, so con temptible in many respeos, was doomed . to meet with, he visibly attempted to, influence the good faith of General Artiga4 by the insidious . mode in which his letter was drawn pp,:prctending that the , ' English Government was embarked in the same . 'cause, by the „itistruatons whieb it bad aEtually given to. Captain Heywood, Commander of the Np ces frigate. ' • Our - General deeply convinced; as well as the Go vernment., of the true sentiments of the English na (ion with regard' iv the present affairs, reterned a very proper answer': he spoke with . a full Isn'owledge of t he daring and cunning charaCier of the man to whom . it was addressed; and with all the energy, and re4p lotion which animate us in our undertaking. But the honourable Officer of his firitamiic Majesty could not. view with indifference the' inconsiderate audaeny of Elio, who had so falsely coMpromised his re putation in an all or of so. .much delicacy, and .who, w hen Captain Heywood' hail been txpres4y charged to observe a complete neutrality' in our at fairs, bad represented him as to' a certain degree takini2, a part in theirs. - C.opiain He) wood, ,there tote, thought it hiS duty to Clear himself of all s uch inter fereikee„ and transmit ted to., the goy ermr.cnt the following declaration, which is publishei tor. that purpose, and't hat ail iiniy be apprised of the sole object of his arrival , , • 1 hoard'iiiii Alajest)!s frigate the • ()awe ltuonus !tot 19, x3i t. "Most Excellent SenHr, "1H tl, e Buenas 41yres Gfizqte of yesterday I have observed an Official *document, in which I am. erroneously represented as a negociator. beiween Ekcellency the Yir,:eroy, Dot, 4avier Elio, and the Most Excellent !mita of Government. And as, , whereyer that Gazette is circulated, it . may produce an iinpression. injurions _to alle 'as C,;tp , ain lit the (loyal Navy of his . jitita n nie Majeffily, whose dirties are of a ti itute more . ,Operi, active, a fi d than those of a crooked policy and diploma tic inirigue, to which my character is abhorient ; and has wg, also, received an express proliihnion to intoifere to thesematteiS; 1 hare t ;ught it neces sary to ob s erve for toe preAnit, tit ii the Vrcerey. must have been greatly mistakcii in expressing Lim self as he has thine will) regard to _ , • " I also leave it to your. Excellency to Worm the public '(if you think it of importance), whether or not your Excellency,' since lily arrival in this river in the Nereus, has .enteied into any official.conver sation 'with me, or any other individual, relative to, the existing political disputes of these provinces, in which we disclaim all right and c. en inclination to interfere, . TllOO4ll I have not thought it .tuxes3ary or pro. per hitherto to bay any thing, yet, 1 pow Avail my self of this opportunity, that it may be well aftd_ clearly.understood, that: the. spirit and, tendency of the orders with %%Inch 1 was sent to, and still ye. 'main in, tht,river !limo, have in truth for their chief and oily object the prof eetion of thepersopsaod Coln , mciee of the subjeils of hi. BriptiniciNajesty from Any unjust effetts commot i,n,and to fetid all po-sible 10,1Sliiiit;e, • by means of the ship under inLcom ot and, to so , h them as truy. wish to_rettlit their Pr,ivelth f ir retire from the river Platr,. Its the execution of this last Part of ixty orders, 1 consider it my duty toendeavitur to obtain. the -co-. Opetation of this Government, fin their own benefit, .and that of my Countrymen. Why this co-opera tion,h.is been ti:o suddertlyand onexpedodly denied, is avestic.Ju which I have neither' the right nor the tit cline:ion •to ask, and with repfd to which it be comes me, as an Officer of the.> nglish. navy, to be perfectly inclaeren(. ' I,haVe 'the honodr to be, &c. , 4 To the .President tmtl Members Of the ir0V1.a.4141 ' J 00t4 GOVCriltilet}t." • avritrAcr OF A Larrett, DATED CADIZ, AUG, 7. 0,14 sales landed hi 4 army at Mimi', and i otatching'to join the Army of the C-ntre l comm4nded by Gun. FURZE, 'who has his advanced goird, bode(' the r comtuand of Bjgadicr-(:ien,Gitint AlotcrtJu, in Purettena.: SouLT tirtived at Cotdova, at thaVhead 'of t2..,000 men, with a great quomity of and on the 29111 olt. bid his head -quarters in Ca‘tro del Rio, toot teagueft from Cordova, tgl the mad to Granada. nere are repotts of the speedy return of Gen. Gtteli4M, and that soma great. plat) is in agitation." SP4N/SH 'EM f U PA? MOTlg. ~L • .iLDItViS pA IiIitftESENi'ATIONT OF l'ltg gt , B'lLStl LADAS, TO GEOItOC iii. KING OF EZO'LAND's ON Taft OCCASION OP THS VAGUE IitIVOURS, 118- . SI',..CTING 1-IC CoNinicr OF ThE ENc,,Lati 00. ANI3 AIIMILS IN SPAIN. The. Editor of this curious, and, in some reApeaki intereWng'docutnedt (whicif consists of neajiy . 43 quirt() pages), states, that the itupossibility of bar , jag it dlly transoiitted to the .11.,tyal bud{ Of his Britannic tit. is the real cillb6 tit its being put fished itt the twat of It Sets Oilt with apos roptiiinig the Ottqled pub lic anti privine :it - toes of our i4.lteritbleshol belot . ml Sovereign, and expresses the confident exp4tiationo . or the fair . appeitAi of tile felicitous result of their' representation. The wealili and poWei• of the :British Einpire Ito highly extolled, and'r he generous and powerful ex= ertioris made by his Majesty's Ciovernmeot, in stip.. port of the, Spanish cause, are gratevlly ticknow. I cs • Nern L• 1 • I •t 1 • - aids pr4>~ti~,tllv'sdl,plied 1' • ; : t 0 e„i it_ehsci_ as I The clonal:tee& Buonaryirie is then j,itired He (is asserted 16 be timid k10(1 Vreae l 4tious- 7 ,-t inu lignant enemy of tight, a, well as of irueo 6 ry. The inciPientex rtiuus 'of the liairlot Spaniards, against a.dlie tyranny ;itrid donrination are then art« %erfed.to ; aid the various Principal m i l it ar y opero. (ions in the Periiii , ula are briefly tiled.: in their, all the superioriries iu point of generalship and va i . a. 4e;l as to restilts:,' cots ,1 ci.itely ascribed tO the' British and their Allies. (:) , Ar several Conitilanders'aie theie.ChataoelisticallY distinguishe!—" Tie earclut Dalrympl—rhe gnrori Moore—the tittirp'd Gi'atrain—the valiant ileresloid . —and the biave, thelovincihie the humiliator of the arrogant Nlas,etia The ititiumeraz)le and audacious calumnies ad. vanced and propagated by the French throughout' the Peninsuli, as to the real and:ooirealssor Meat Britain, in stippbrting the Pal riot Spaniards; are then allnded to ; . ..mole especially with respect to the te'Voh' ioriary err loot in 'Spanish 'America., The ill etfeets of 4ut:lt:caltittittits upon the. minds of some dastardly, hesitating, or corrupt Spaniards, is admitted ; gettetai or ultimate effect theie• f'rom is no(apttrelkditied, especially-,wheti the taps of truth darted flout the royal. ',On' of Britain, ',haft diverse the clouds, of falsehood arid calumny, wilii;ll tempora'r ily 'obscure its ardently tight. "'.Phis, Sire, is the noble, the worthy ob j et of 11.:Lt 'Spanish Ladies, in thus presuming to hav,eitlacull ja: your royal faithful depositary of therr , sentiments l"' 1 1'14•06Ctfrrient: goes 911 to d one , th4t theirbbjetis are totally abstraCted from those of the, political maxims or Sate secrets either ofthekitish. or Spanish governments, and proceeds to, etiforct• argumentatively the necessity for the. adoption o . some steps for generally and 'deciSively contradicting and 'effectually 'connieracting those insidious, and jtitiotis rumours respecting the motives thief obje ct,of the British bOviirrailent,‘ • ,The fair Me11166;4415,, for thentselve;, the leatt shadow Eirbelielsin these rumours ; 61 , thtit contrary they cherish the utmost conlidence in toe patriotic and benevolot 'objetils of the British Go. rtt l llint'nt ; still they feel it incgrotten) . onlitem, iii slit it zealous' devOliou, to lay at the' feet of thud angust Sovereign, their sent linen s as to 11W prOpriC• of hat they venture to iitointriend. rnicy proceed to ri.not, in and forcible: lrarigua;:e, the'hateticiA soli., which would atise abut an tife.-tkal C,,uto v r. aaion of the tak e rurnon t s and s in.ndwus rvport, in 'fartlfrr mid more generally,iwpiring , tie . patrikpii; with zeal and confi.tence, and cxtitill them to sti:l gieater 0114 more t...,enersl clet(it.o4 Bgainit 014 cowman and ioveterdie enemy. lit the course of the. exposic.on; the destrn6ttve. coosequetites of Ancly turnnurs and reports being suffered to ex.fendAtternselves and gaily giound, are;. contemidttted,:,while„ ori the contrary, tint' successful rest.* glorious and e en, I LI; Soft4%;-iti now pending (Which is confidently ;wimp nc.,'?, tK depicted in glowitig colours, and the n.eilcolibld Advaliogel pt y perinane,it triei.dshio and b,,tween the British, Iberi and I4usiiatli to Em pires; ate adequately - held in in Finally, the ang64t tif the . Brit,,,h, E t n. pirk, is stipilii;:ald.l to contione, and on an enhirged scale, hii powerful :i.sistance to the stypott 1)1 the. Ibt!riati c.:1 , 4;e: and to reconcile tiwit brttlitcn America, to tltif teal' and best inter,s;,, a firm tnii:.ll and participation in the . alliance .aganst the CLIM (1)61, enetny. Stich condut9,. the lair trtetooriaOsls exdaim, r, sim, would ndei•iiimiortal.theauspicious,nan;e of the uniOn 'and' omnipotent. alhancs of Spain, and I,ll3ilania . , i)uue at .1 In s • (Signed} I LAs DAM As tsrAiiot„As. S.MITERIELD MARKET, Au:. 30. 'llk day's ket had 3 pretty good supply cif if 4. cl treretil kinds of Cattle; Beef and Mullutt %%i ; Lamb is dearer ; Veal and Pork stip; I iNt prices'; and the trade in general Was t it.- - -The . ales in !lief-lay Market were nut 11;+y and Clover have, dropped in pike; Shaw 01). 1.0.1 ed last . undertnenlioned pi ici , iiid numbers are an accurate: statement • To sink the ointt per stone of 111 b. Beef •4s. 4(L to ss. DU,Muttqll 415. 41. to eS. lba. Veal 56. od. to 7s. wt. Ss. od. to 7t.. opt. Llot> as. U.I. td 74. I. s lie4St4 goo. Sheep and Lambs 7 5 .1a0. 280. • Calves' l';o, Pigs tMirlitql:MD-HAY-MARKRT. flay ,51. as. c.d. to ?1 srs. od. Strati , 21. tos. 441. to 4!. Glover 4. to $l. is. i Capi ExcIEIANOI1 I Ai :G. 30.--TiliS day the toll?* ket is'in the !Jame siat4,a on WednevtV, ve'Y '''"' fresh arritrals of Wheat, and: hot Wucti on hif ,d, again waiting.inrther supplies, few aleq are elf.., Iv , ', trod thotte fully at last prices i Barley in short 011) ply, and keeps - lig price; Malt nod White 1).. T 1 likewise ; very tew Grey or Bd3llS of each descrp. tion 1 there are tri,r) short stippliei of 9.it?„, tit ) d t hi s trade citiot et] tonse+'mhai higlidi ; .Flour tit iaie pri(t‹. . 1 Wheat . 76i. a 94 a toss 't !el: litiails - - Pt, a 141 t , in6 ditto - .., tidy a tt. 4 DtVl,4 (fine gld) . 4 ig a .. t ai R i c - ~,,, - 4 a 44 Oars - . 2ti a 2.4 S 3 ,c.* OariPy - - - 40$ a 4..0 l'Oatid ditto 3is a liil CI m a t t - . - los a 71)3 i Potent ditto jis A 344 ri i WhitePeas,boitetS6o.s a Go Rape Soled a . ••• 40. , • I Grey ditto i - - 4gi a 54i fine 11311( • • ^ . s`t L 1,3 ; Veins• • • 61,5 3i tS SCOUtIlli .4 6 hot; b o a i 6, r