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vincep; other Boyar& of the'first rank h..ve reform. Irian Internuneio) was expecting dispatches from
ed to Bathurst, but none to Jassy. The Cairn's. St. Petersburgh. loonier to tranquillize the people,
can has intimated is the assent Boyards. that if it was reported that the new Russian Ambassador
they prolong their stay from the province all the would arrive in the course of the month of October.
Govhnment appointmenti shall be filled by Boy- the marching of troops towards the Danube bud
rude of the second order. A considerable Turkish been countermanded.
corps has marched from Jassy against the detach- FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 24.
orients of Insurgent« who continue to occupy the Letters from Willem state that the Emperor
narrow passage-in the mountaina of Moldavia; but Alexander has permitted collections to be made in
it is not known whether these troops are to attack that city for the relief of the Greek refugees, who
the Insurgents, or merely to block them up in have escaped from the fury of the Turks.
the mountains. Thessaly and Macedonia continue to be the that.
MADRID, IntforrSHlSS 20.
tre of important events, which give the greatest
Fresh disturbances took place in this capital on unessinetts to the Ottoman Porte.
the 18th instant, on which day the Political Chief FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 25.
promulgated the following Lords Yarmouth and Bolingbroke, Chamber-
PROC LA NATION. loins of his Britannic Majesty, have just arrived
" Having learned, through various channels, that it is is. here. Mr. Lamb, English Minister to the Ger.
tended to parade the portrait of Gram! Doe Raphael manic Diet, has set off for Brussels, where he will
and these low°c"siows Wolf nut of rusks's le SOU° take the orders of his Sovereign. He will be there
and interdicted by the laws, especially by the Military Code:
on the arrival of that Monarch, sod return to our
which is in full vigour, and which prohibits even holy
totemnisations so the honour of God sod the Saints, with. town two days before his Majesty arrives here. The
out the kuowkdre and permission of the military aetkomy repairs mod embellishments which have been made
in fortified cities, of which Madrid is one; cossi,lering that at the Hotel of the English Legation for the re•
mach meeting« may compromise the public tranquillity, the ception of the King, will cost upwards of 5,000
mainteitance of which is confided to me by the Constitution florins. We do not, however, know positively,
and the Laws;
what day his Majesty will honour our town with his
" I hereby ordain that the said procession shall siot lake
place; mad I hope Mat all the inhabitants of Madrid, who presence.
*retries& of public order, and who respect the laws, will The Elector of Hesse it at Willtelmsbail, with

contribute to the execution of this my order; well under-
standing that all aut►orities, as well military as political,
will make use of all the WWI. ii) 'incli power to this effect,
if unhappily it should be necessary (which I do not think it
will).

the Ist regiment of hussurs of the Electorate, to
receive the King of England.

4 Having also been informed that, is the sitting of the
Postman d'Oro, the laws Lave been infringed by several
speeches being delivered, of which I had so knowledge, using
the power with which 1 am invested by the Decree of the
?Ist October, last year, I here ordain that this assembly be
suspended.
(Signed) "J. MARTINEZ SAN-MARTIN,
" Madrid, Sept. IS." The Superior Political Chief.
As anon as the above proclamation was posted,
the troops were called out underarms to enforce re-
spect towards authority, and to prevent the disturb-
ance of the public tranquillity. As evening closed,
numerous groups were 'seen, whose aspect and
attire were quite sufficient to excite alarm in the
minds of peaceable and respectable people.—
A large portrait of Riego was now displayed,
crowned with palm branches, and borne by men
with laurel in their hats, and accompanied by
crowd with lighted torches. A battalion of the
national militia drew up iii battle array in front of
the Club Fontana, and a detachment of cavalry
was posted on the Place of the Constitution ; the
remainder of the garrison was under semi in the
barracks, ready to march at the first signal.
Happily, however, all passed off less seriously
than could hare been expected. Some individuals
who assaulted the soldiers were wounded by blows
from the butt-ends of their muskets. On their
way to the Municipality, where they wished to de-
posit the portrait, some wretches cried out inces-
santly, "Riegofur ever !—I tenth to his enemies!"
The Political Chief himself wrested the portrait of
Riego from them, and threw it into the sewer.
The Club Fontana is closed. The Alcude, who
was charged to take into custody some of the moat
infuriated orators, was nearly falling • victim to the
intrepid discharge of his duty; poniards were
rai,ed against I .

Within the last three days many •rrrsts hove taken
place in Madrid. Amongst the number are nu-
merous Frenchmen, who, it is raid, were nut back-
ward in recommending a resolution, and scene,
similar to those which occurred in their own coun-
try is 1792 and 1793.

Otte young pauper was taken up who had assum-
ed the name of Ypsilanti, in order to obtain the
more esteem amongst his comrades. The firmness
of General Murillo and the Political Chief has
again defeated the sanguinary projects of our Suns
Culottes.—(Gazette de France.)
The last advice* from Saragoasa state, that Cugnet
de Monterlot and his four ageots are imprisoned in
the Castle there. Proceeding. sire preparing against
them with all possible dispatch.
Letters from Catalonia an.iounce the arrest of
General Riego at Lerida, by order of the Spanish
Government. Since his stay there, he has daily
sent to the Madrid Journals copies of his corre-
spondence with the Government, and the authori-
ties wider him. He concludes one of his letters
thus—" I have hitherto demanded Liberty and the
Constitution ; I now demand, and, 'Joni death, I
will demand, justice ! justice ! justice !"
General Morillo has reasounied his command as
Ca ptainaGenera I.
General Doti Miguel Alava has been appointed
by the King provisional Commandant-General of
Sefagossa, in the room of General Rirgi,. This
officer woo Aide-de-Camp to Lord ‘Vellington until
the peace of 1815, and lie has since di-charged the
functions of Spanish Minister Pleiiiputeidiary at
the Court of the Low Countries.

(EXTRACT OF ♦ PRIVATE LETTER.)
, The yellow fever continues sp►eadmg in Casio-
The mere fear that it may he introdu.ed into
Valencia has induced thou•ands of persons in ray
circumstances to fly that warmer.

AUGSBURG, sivrsiosse U.
News has reached us I r .;oustsrsttnroplr te.the
' end of August." The confrret.ces heti/ens the
English Ambassador and the !trip-M1.114h etwitinue
very: frequent. The Coun Lutzow (the Ass-
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