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, %esker* hi Wet far igenerntiona to come—u part of Bible ogifeiMisteh shall be worllogy eir‘
thebenne casino
Enrollees already in posseession of it, which I am proud of riding.
Wewill not weak of i hat astonishing military glory " The Treaty with the Veiled States, which termi-
nates one differences with that C.overnineet, aid iweledst
,illicit hi admitted without dispute : the improve-
Merits in the internal administration, the public tpb,e,„:',7,:iri„onfd the the Fratitti., hall heea ere zeherattlieti by the
W4)1)(14. she settlement of the finances, present more of last February. I Setter mmaysePlwf that in seemessewl d*
of
durable titles to a(11111fIliS011 end respbet. In ti,ie, this Treaty, end of the aettlement of our booodaries, which
. Komtparte is dead ; trot It should sit upon Ibis tomb; is to be effected by a Mixed Cuinneissiots. sir Malaise with
end let us not be iliffideot in saying., the prisoner the tlailed Slat" will hereafter "Perigee*" alteration.
! The firmness of my Government,,and the gesteroos aid
of St. Helena will be I taolled amongst great meth active co.operstben of igo Majesty the Cog of the Nether-
.
___________ lauds, put, for the wend, our commerce to safety from all
inistilitiseoo the part of he Regeoey of Algiers.
HAMBURGII PAPERS. " In elsniespeinas et the weer order Oakum, generously
sad spoothommuily adopted by the Khoo of the united king.
Sant AW, JUNK 30. down of Portugal and Brasil, his blest Faithful Majesty bat
Reports have been received at Vienna, from the tidies the revolution of retina* to Lisboa with his Royal
AuA riots sulboritie, on the military Jroutiers of rosmthelly,usaire oforleavviiug at Rik, Janeiro the Hereditary Prince,
'Transylvania, which are said to nnitounce that Most AtithflYal Majesty, to to wpuilrisPuerathielPletbeocistlioninsiwrhitt
•Russiaii troop' have entered Moldavia, because, IS are in easpeose, relative to the (SeellpetiOnellof Monte Video
ft main le,i(l is asserted to state, the existing treaties and the eastern shine of the Rio de la Plata.
had Iberia violated by the 'rinks occupying %Valhi- " I have made known to the Cartes my mothers's on the
subject of the affairs of Naples and Piedmont. Some male.
slur withoist the consent of nitwit. It is said wove pertions
have
wished to give to these events, with
there are mime Rtue-ian officers with Yirsilatiti's respect to /spats, on importance which they could in nowise
corps, to whose exertions it is chiefly attributed have.
that it daily increases.—(Silesiatt Gazette.) 61 The interior of the kingdom enjoys tranquillity ; the
only band affection mew, which hes existed in small nom.
HANOVER, JULY 4. hers, has been dispersed and defeated by means of the ems-
.
Every port from London brtuigs orders for sr- one dispositions of the Government, and the zeal of our
rangetnetlts vitalise to the arrival of the King.— troops. It to be hoped that this ill succem.and the ameliorn-
Minty ladies of rank have dresses embroidered e lion of the public spirit, will cerise este-metes* so mad to be
henceforward abandoned, powerless as they are to impede
Pails. The chief ranger is eone to make prepare-
the. majesticAi progress of our system.
lions for hunting parties, which the King will
hove. The works at Ilerrenhausen proceed without the ausellicOirstrosie.sidiludeultio"!.nracorttiatiuliasicniselne", theseatireaddlt!f"l
iiiterruptiou, Bed the high roads are greatly ice- sources of public prosperity will be further iMpioved at n
peeved. Notwitlistaininig nil this, persons who have as they experience the effects of the decrees, passed fur their i
the means of bring well informed think that the encouragement. Bat this is nut the affair of a moment; the
seed which is thrown is the earth does not produce its fruit
iii:J4 will Lot come to Germany. Re tbis as it
in one day. Commerce will prosper in proportion, and espy.
• tn.% , the peeple will have the advantage of having eially when the Cortes shall be able to give it aid, and that
elm roads put into good order. she Spanish station anti have for its protection such a navy
Ofitims (MAY 30), JUNE 11. ' as it Plight to hate.
Ifis'Elterlleney the Governor of Odessa has cum- ha:elthat:se,daeekteti cult not le" satisfaction, that the e4"1"
11111Uksag, Sil the merchants two official Notes, ad- which
they
havei str ryreellngSitrenardrdistyhme
reallsmurit::,riaiteinontoorattisisteniede,
dressed by Ileum Stregonoti. the Russian Minister " I will make tally efort to obtain the re-establishment of
at Constantinople, to his Excellency Count Lan- order in the Provinces beyond sea; and my Government,
urged by the Cortex to take the measures which it may
.geron, the Military Grivertior, in order that the Her MAJESTY has received an official letter,
deem suitable for their happiuess, taking into consideration
merchants ,:mily take those measures which they the state of those conntries, will do it orill t delay, and signed by Lord SIDISOUTII, with an apology for
may judge 't ilk' most i veditious. with all possible liberality. The Spaniards of both hemi- the mistake in the omission of his signature in his
in the first note Llama Stroganoff stele, that on spheres most be convinced that I desire nothing so much as
the 16th lit hid annonneed the declaration of the their happiness, founded on the integrity of the Monarchy, late letter. Lord HOOD has written to the Duke
snit •n °Wei mice of the Constitution.
Porte respecting the measures tacit to prevent the of NORFOLK, us Earl Marshal of England. in.
“ if, as I doubt not, the next Cortes imitate the noble
free importrtion of corn bons the cliiiiind ts of Co- forming him that it is her MAJESTY'S intention to
example of the present, in their respect, their attachment to
outtilimple; lie bail ileinosistiait din the dearest the throne, and their love to the country, 1 shall promptly Westminster Abbey at half-past eight o'clock
instiller how these measures violated the exieling bees the satiafection to consolidated in all these points
he at
irrutiet, and affected the interest of the Russia') the system „Inch is the object of my VlSSilell.ii on Thurday morning, sod requesting him to have
commerce. lie had shown these tneastires to be The President of the Corte.. replied to the King persons its attendance to conduct her MAJESTY to
the less ext•usi :hie, as he had in a conference in the following terms :-- her sent.
(el the 25th April (27ili to.v), made to the' Reis " The Cortes have this day the satisfaction, fur the third •
time,
of Ike
seeing your 111:,jraty in the midst of them, exercising Her MAJESTY has written a letter to the Arch-
Effendi, the most II wittily Wier* to do every thing one
to the
which
or
fundamental bishop of CANTERBURY.
in his power to supply the capital with cord, law °a
I tr Sbrny toessi )our
tablillijireeliSiya.
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The step which he thought himself bound to They ierminate the present Session of the
vatic seems not to have been taken into eocsitler- reeciving the most flattering recompence of their labours, An account of the progress made in the prepare-
awe); for, though Clothed in an official fount, by the approbation which your Majesty has been I .1 p.esse_ to IS '
OSIS for the ensuing Coronation, with some of the
rsWer lust 'Well returpeil by the Porte, which ft,,nfesristru them. Mb ei
, the circumstances in which the Cortes were arm ements as published in the Gazelle of Sa-
lsas given fresh gtoui.da for complaint, by sines- placed at the commencessieut of the Session
ofn
winew.err duiffit eishilt
lately refusing to two Russian ships the usual fi mums and cumplicateil. The political situationturdagy, are given in another part of our Paper.
totted out of the Dardanelles. Thus to violation of Stairs of Europe might have led them to fear that II:
The public were prevented by the heavy rain from
IlniCies 30 and. 2.1, of the Treaty or Commerce, is dignity and tranquillity of the nation might hate hem put
to hazard ; the firmness wherewith your Majesty's Goterii. indulging their curiosity in the forenoon of yes-
mtted tirte..viaistion of Articles 32 and 33. though rut demanded of certain foreign Governments the expla- terday, but in the evening the concourse of spec-
nose of titan' admit of tiny limitation. Urged by %lions necessary to sale both time other, pro. ' bums in the vicinity of the Hall and Abbey was
the just vetiscrustranees of the subjects of his hope- cared the double advantage of ourte
seenueiirdl
nets the justice sad legitinitcyetaif ayarreipollintilareadt excessive. The Strand, Whitehall, and Parliament-
Inisi l olt.i.l4:ut is'
e:dtvoseen
rian gt 0 ihe
tiring{ rnitilliel"'ne Sublimeof breivothol.iitseieCll:lbi soil of manifesting the respect and consideration
swizni.hthey entertain for your Majesty, as .well as for the street, presented the flag ways on both sides corn-
Porte tes mime *limitable principles, lie is obliged
nation. This firmuesa bas l pletely filled with passengers on their way to the
to preterit Ataistm-nre consequetwes of the present illusoryl were the hopes of aso
ah""
how
"inand
their
c.1110.M. silly isdioduat who relied scene or retiring from it. The time for the as-
swoceedivit in 'consequence of the orders of this for the success of mutual enterprises upon foreigu iu- sembling of the company on Thursday is specified in
Imperial Court, to which be has coin'tiliwientegl tervention.
" 1.1.7 Coates bare sera themselves forced, by the obeli. who, Ins happened. he declares the Sublime Porte another part of our Paper. With some exceptions,
giveoa of
:ft.
ill:
yi
af,af
arc tisiiiior toistv:
Gp.rei,usoerrniaisingi,
ett ohr
et
tadopthuebl ni ei
elta•
owe,
es
qut, calculated
.rllepit
cost
B ut
got they
Hit mturs_..t.te. all in the Hall before seven o'clock.
riumveroble foe ell the losses, without exception,
which may accrue from the embargo laid by it on 11,6, your.- ....-... expects to be upon his throne at
the cons ship, from the Black Sea, This new kind it the justifiable anxiety, that this chastisement I shioytild he nine. The procession will arrive at the Abbey

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ticiaal symem, and in the execution of the decrees of the
Legislature, the Deputies of the nation enjoy by sialielps.
turn the flattering prospect of the beeefits which must there-
from result. When your Majesty's voice shall anew assem-
ble them in this meow edifice, they will meet with the same
seal to devote themselves to the discussion of such affairs as
your Wieldy, in the exercise of your constitutional pre.
magative, may think proper to sehinit to them; and wheu
tie term of their powers shall have expired, they will return
to their respective homes, where they will ever approve
tlitimelves models of attachment and respect towards the
august perms and family of year Majesty, u they have
been models of firmness and custom., in defence of the
liberties of the nation, and the prerogatives of your Nlsjesty's
throne."
The moment the President finished his speech,
'hosts burst from the public of " Long live the
Constitutional Anil; oag lire the "Watkins!
Congreu !"—On the departure of their Majesties,
the President said, " The Ordinary Cortes of the
years 1820.21 clove the Seariou of the present Le.
gislature."
In the night of the 30th of June a great number
of citizens traversed the city, serenading the De-
puties, as a murk of gratitude for the zeal with
whch they bad laboured for the welfare of the
nation. The Kingaddressed a message on the 28th
to the Cortes, to apprise them, that being intimately
convinced that the convocation of the Extraordi-
nary Cortes, in the interval between the prevent
and next Session, could alone preveut the incessant
hut ever impotent attempts of the disaffected, his
Majesty had resolved to convoke the Extraordinary
Cortes, fixing the day of their meeting, at the
latest, for the Ist of October next. The Message
was reed by the Minister of the Interior, and the
Cortes certified the receipt of the communication.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
MONDAY. JULY 16, 1821.

inity tip tiMlNag
Procernua #1411411110n
the ilia iv Apr.
fue •u hoer.. Ditissa;Mar
including the challenge
over at half-pait seven
expects that tha ce-
return to his Pastime at
good reason to believe will be

or the •uau+t and gor-

Papers of Thursday lust,
the lit of this month.
dosed the sitting of the Con-
me with a speech of con-
lAJESTY commenced by
again appearing in the
highly distinguished by
said that the Spanish na-
inexpressible debt of gra-
I efficient measures which
&ham' then terminated to
The new orguniza-
new system of public in-
abolition of tithes, were the
commendation. The Treaty
ined States of America has
611 NT, anal the ratifier,-
the 22d of February last.
commerce in the Medi-
the attention of the
and in this speech the
Congress that the firmness of
Ind the generous and
the King of the NE-
least for the present, se-
from the hostility of
apprising the Cortes of
die King of PORTUGAL
that he will take advet-
ive the long-pending ue-
inet of Portugal respect-
(onte-Video, and the eastern
The former negociations
from bearing an arnica-
renewal of them might
inets of Lisbon and Madrid
trious and no less futile;
;s, be tar wiser at least
to defer for some time longer all discussions
respecting their conflicting claims to te►ritory in
South America, until the present agitations in
that region be composed, and it be ascertained
whether either of the rival Powers shall be in a situ-
ation to enjoy the fruits of • diplomatic victory.
The KING, alluding to the affairs of the Provinces,
says, that he will spare no exertion to effect the re-
establishment of their tranquillity ; end he observes,
that this conduct will prove to the Spaniards of
bout hemispheres that he 's entertains no wish but
their mutual happiness, founded upon the integrity
of the Monarchy and the observance of the Consti-
tution." This exprvssion would imply that the
proposals of accommodation transmitted across the

Atlantic do not embrace a recognition of the inde-
pendeoce of the Provinces. His MAJESTY draws a
picture of the internal condition of Spain far more
flattering than could have been expected from the
feeling of insecurity which the machinations of the
enemies to the Constitution were calculated to inspire.
The President of the Cortes replied, and particularly
alluded to the approaching assembly of the Extraor-
dinary Cones as necessary to secure the vessel of the
State from the dangers that seem still to threaten
its safety. This assembly will meet on the lst of
October next. The celebrated Mums° is no
longer an object of apprehension, as his band has
been either destroyed or dispersed.
There is a rumour mentioned in the Constitoi-
. done!, that Prince YPSILANTI has obtained an im-
portant victory over the troops of ACHIM` PACIIA,
who had advanced beyond Bucharest to attack the
Hellenic troops. The assailants were suffered to
approach some works which YPSILANTI had thrown
up, wheat they were overwhelmed by discharges of
artillery, and the Groeks attacking them in their
confr:sion, committed great carnage uniting them.
This statement is not fortified by even the doubt-
ful evidence of dates. We cannot say that the event
has not happened, but such a statement is certainly
not entitled to credit. A letter from Trieste, dated
the 2d of July, ray., that the friends of YPSILANTI
have circulated at Odessa a Declaration, in which
this Chieftain is represented as not lisviiig any de-
sire to revolutionize Turkey, or to dethrone the
Sultan, and that lie would accept the mediation of
some Christian Power, which 'alight obtain for
Greece, " the mother of European civilization,"
a legal and tranquil civil existence. The object
of the Insurgents is understood to extend to the
independence of Moldavia, Wallachia, mud the
Islands of the Archipelago.

There it no domestic intelligence of any interest
in the Pinis Pspers.—The rive per Cents. are
85 1. 40 c.—Bank Actions 1,530 1.

A Flanders Moil arrived lost night with Pspets
to the 13th instant. The following are extracts:—

LT, JULY 7.

A report was current it Vienna that the GrandSeigoor has
taken the resolution to march at the bead of 80,000 men to
reduce the Greek insurgents.

SAIIIIVROH, JULY 6.
A courier from the Ottoman Porte passed through this
city yesterday oo his way from Bucharest to Loudon.
Subreriptione to assist the Greeks have bees opened at

Russia, and we kart that crinsiderable sums have already
been subscribed. On the other hand, Ge►man epoenlstois
have embarked in the ports of the Baltic arms of all kinds
for the use of the Greeks. Accounts from Viel3o3. of 2Ni.
June, say, "The sews • that the Greeks had forced the pas-
@Aire of the Dardanelles is not confirmed."
At Salimiche sod Belgrade there bate Etta Booteeue
executions of the most distinguished Greeks. At Coastal,-
tiriople the massacres matinee, and it is sot possible to sic
where the rage of the Turks will stop, if we veep («oda
private accusals, fresh disorders, entailed with bloodshed,
took place i■ shot city ow the 7th aura Bei Joao

His Majesty's yacht the Royal George, Com-
modore the Hon. Sir CHARLES PAGET, went out
of Portsmouth harbour on Saturday morning, coni•
pletely fitted, to await the pleasure and orders of
MAJESTY.—It is expected that his MAJESTY
sill embark at Brighton. His Majesty's yachts
the lioyol Novereign, Sir EDWARD °WIN. K.C.P.
and the Prince lieges!. Sir M. SEYMOUR, K.C.B.
arrived at Portsmouth from the River on Thursday.
We understand that several of the y•schls of th..-
largest else% belonging to members of the Royal
Club, will compose part of the Royal Cortege oa
his MAJESTY'S voyage to Ireland. The elegant
yacht Louisa, the properly of Ltd CRAMS, suit
that fine admired brig the faros. belooOng to the
Hon. CHAS. ANDERSON Patuam, are preparing
for the excursion.

It is the intention of Goversinsent to retain pos-
session of the Island or Ascension, for which pur-
pose Major June CAMPBELL, Lieutenants BLED-
NERHASSETT and AIEOIE-ON (the latter of the
Royal Marine Artillern, with two serjeauts, two.
corporals, four gunners, a drummer, and fifer, with
18 privates of the royal marines, embarked a 0
Portsmouth and sailed on Wednesday in the Heron
brig, Captain HAMMER, to garrison the island
for three years. Ascension is almost a barren
rock. The Heron took dispatches for Sir HUDSON
LowE and Aduieral LAMBERT.

The Hewitt of the Select Committee of the
House of Commons on the Ophthulmisc Hospital,
is given in another pint of our Paper.

Saturday Earl BATHURST and Count MUNITER'
had audiences of the KING, at Ins Palace in Pall-

Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR lad an audi-
ence of her MAJESTY.

The 14111 light dragoons have orders to proceed.
to Loudon this day from Brighton.
The Aurora frigate, Captain Ileum Passoofr,
C.B. is expected to sail on Wednesday next for
the river Platc, to join the squadron under Com-
modore Sir THOMAS M. flaanu, K.C.B.—The
/)o►is frigate, Captain T. GRAHAM, arrived at
Portsmouth on Sunday from the River, will probe..
bly sail in a few days afterward.

On Tuesday the Caereleen, Cepteig *mom
end on Wethirsdry the Grecian, Lieut. N. MARTI*,
arrived at Portsmouth from ertneinc,.—Conte into
harbour the Rosario. captain LtrARRYA TT, to
refit.—Remain at Spitheed—[loyal George, Hoynt
Sovereign, Prince Regent (yachts), Active. Aurora.
Doris, Athol, lViencen, Tyne. Came!eon, sod
G►ecian.

Sir ROBERT MENDS is appointed to commend
the Iphigenig. Lieutenant .1. R. Lambert, of the
Vigo, to command, pro tempore, the Bearer. Se—
ven Midshipmen passed their examination for Lieu-
tenant', on board the Queen Chat bite, on Wednes-
day se'nni;lit.

Captain GEO GE R SIM IE, of his Majesty'!
ship Tees. has been adjudged by a Court-martial'
at Portsmouth to be dismissed the service, for
oppressive and unofficerlike conduct in the irregular
punishment infliatecl on several of the crew of that
vessel.

Extract from a private letter, dated Dover, 13th
July:—" This shy his Highness the Duke Dr:
SAXE-MEININGEN with his suite arrived, also an
Ambassador Extraordinary from the Court of Swe-
den; many utuer distinguished foreign Nobility con-
tinue to arrive, as repretatativea of their respective
Sovereigns, to be present at the Coronation. Prince
HATSremor, A inhassador Extraordinary from
Prussia, with his suite, I noticed in my last, ar-
rived on WAilesday. An Ambassador Extraor-
dinary also arrived the same day frosts Russia..
They are veceived with the linnoins due to their
rank. Prime METTERNICH is houtly expected.—
Arrived yesterday the Cumberland packet win'
passengers, and this day the Lady Co:Odium with
ditto, from Calais; also the Vigilant with pessru-
gerti from Boologinf."
Yeste►day being Sunday, the itinerant trades-
people coulti take no 83,mitage of the great crowds
in the vicinity of Westminstei-Hall and the Abbey.
There ems taw exception—a dealer in coronation
medals stationed himself at the broad passage 17031
Whitehall to Privy-gartlens, where he attracted a
great crowd by the wren of a 'splendid hyena:
Crown, with “ IV." exhibited 011 a poll.

On Thursday nett the College Youths of I)~Lii it
will attempt to ring the whole revolution of
sire Tipples, without either single or double,
honour of his MAJiitiTT's Coronation.

Yesterday a handabill, pouted in front of Esete►
'Change, attracted in no small degree the attention of
the city folk, on their way to view the preparations
for the approaching coronation at Westminster. It
set forth, that some persons having maliciously cir-
culated a report, that the exhibition of a pauthar
and a monkey, with their young ones, at the Me-
nagerie, was an imposition on the public, Mr.
Cam, the proprietor. proposes to pay the sum GI
five hundred guineas to uny person bringing *-0
the Menagerie a panther or monkey and young
ones, which it could be proved had been brought
forth in England.
Tee Jones Hamilton. Roe., from Gement' furGrecoork.
sprung a leak at sea, fted put beet to Gerrldi to be has
down.
The Arious Merinos. from Batavia for Rotterdam,
foundered at sea. Osly four of O. crew saved.

21, RS, sad August IS, at ewe, at Gaitillialt. AllOraci, et reclamation, canted by the arbitrary messing of aecomplielied by lal as and wet by popular eget- deer at nireie. The mime
Mr. Levris, Crutcheal-Friars, toodoo. - • •
the local •• • veto •• , t, is entirely distil) *some; bu pia Climes motley the gainful aecessity
John Walsh, of lhe Fresch Horse, Barbican, London, .. • • ,
ors hey,
.164 re Nis sib own. Una these. The roc
victualler, to surresder, Jelly 21, 28, and Angela 25, at main ne
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etwohigi=blV 74:411.."4":=1"i1ig Moto. mill then retire fur 1
Evans and Maggov, Komingtos Cron, 'Lambeth, Surrey.
It - • -,Nlees y pm-
(Dileideade mod Certificates fa our sea.) ciao •0 • .• ~ • Ivy t cir6r - !Miming anmasties la &mew of hodividsals, she, by •a be served at five, and in
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violable twoidtheras fundigiviallseditiaidiarlti princiaipamaisiles, and
slot:.
warelintetraraaiod ittieleetuareirdrepea:_ztance4lo6=tiatizrlght Poe" that iti knew" j of the Chumpiou, will he i
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velocity will admit of his r
The second Note, addressed to the Chamber of; . eliias letsti.ireirlesehr"bqessagia- uiag enmity with eissaallq. -.lc.
I°elr.
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of7titithote
iukilion.,./ialca_rpoon
t.reitema:ilditstrriiimoi.
...thesskihi‘datmiutioroct
me,taitssimassf7s...essaiimise" sh.uup spar erght. This we have good 1
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~ PARRS, JOLT 11. • bftlie orte to ifee' eitportation of corn from the l' tww‘ w "Venn OWN" bf a" sbe .4-
xhe.d.ffta(Poro:
tothera4staliew4sotitioasitorreereL)reised
iti,litiinie in the., destiny of the people, is an event
Witch gives Meth to Ismoremea recollectionsa,gmandt
Ir14(41CleerrOtill:::"1116ltlellofiamiliPno rstoatelltrtreetiluleecdtiounssNaFpo-ew jorioetioti:...mif thoseerea: Piri.rPieliiiirbill4:ol::"...perbY therm:" egerreme" ootifytoir tchoeildrseay.o
moos or astawergad ' . ' Oda* . r r Mr. I r .
.atemps that mat he taken, to enable him at u' n. 'means. ofFhe h hos'et haft bars le musk
tßierteaekti.meSest'olienferces4 i paintilke"clatimsto olfhethent:ts"wileltdeiGtle:o. sweetly criminal. A OEM fawns bell
suffer loos by the proceedings of the Turkish
lir J .;
Ai i zirl •
1
_ .....—.-. • better advised, will detest the rojaal tease which they eia. andWeSipalavnei:heCePhis.editersPartios ptl
csabfEdliweedijialco:iver."l"be.attig°lnsa4eitisester4"'as tall: flhogrill imateitilti°ofilaoffieoetb"aod .
of S
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• •
ter:illicit. The King PAIN closed
nimunity. - glees on the 30th of June
SPAIN. .it u
. • loot, lonap.arie. The noise of hie name filled'
all But if the crwierikktiee of the ewswthitim°l 1781", siderable length. Hir Ms
--imm. 'I 4'l ';' 'il
•Enroite, and Was heard to the eztremities of Asia. aid the concoction of the hews necessary to restrain the au-
SPEECH OF THE ICING OF splint AT TR* CLOSE &City of he enemies, hese principally fiord the Olean°u congratulating himself on 1
i Pieced by the force of events at the head of 'a OF THE SESSION OF THE CORTES, of the Cones, they have occupied- (limpets*, with the midst of a Congress so I
I ' teem titian. a/retied by a long anarchy, the GSLITIZID AT MADRID MIMI*. manse ardour wills all the ether objects which belong to the
heir of a revolution which had exalted every public sdminietratios. The flunation of the cedes of our 'canine; and virtue, and suit
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I . - trod slid evil passion, he was elevated us much " Ganitaiestt Delwin—l have soseogaio the sails- jurisprudence, that of en economical system, the organize- riot would owe to it an ine
• by.Ate:ltkergy. of his owl) will, wa by the feeble- gaieties of presenting myself to this Commossi which, Nil of lion of the clergy and militia, the establishineut of a wise
nest uf piffle., to the supreme !sower. placed infitematinn, of patriotism, and virtue, has owes, is the pre. and rolliorni system of public instractioto, the dinoinutiene titude for the wise slid e
sent Legislature, new proofs of its ammo* are for the of the tithes, and other burdens falling exclusively upon bud been adopted iii the Set
, - Ftassee its a .tale of permatteat war, substituted public happiness. Its efforts to cows& sea rood our sgricaltare, the encouragement of our lISSetIll industry,
promote the general welfair
t e illusion of glory for the real benefits of liberty, an• tweet r auto', have been, if puseads, „iy the prompt catiurtion of the national debt, the examination
sand identifying' Innotelf stilt the national rude- -levee, and the nation will be menially tottellial to it fee the of the general budgets of the nAtional income rad expeadi• Lion of the army, the nee
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''imihmaiince, diva from the apprehensions of a foreign great and numerous- noesesrees *islet It leas aslopted in the lure, and, finally, the sioranization of all the branches con- *traction, and the abolitii
• make the principal instrument of a boundless in- short space of its sittings, of which I proposed the psianga. imitating the political smebine of the State, Lave monetarily
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I • . 'theft ity. time for the onsi which our hisiamealsl late admits, coo. occupied the attention of the Cortes, and excited among principal topics of comme
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i . • sit's% it, as It has bees, emsdoeive to the public good. Ilion the noble ambition of leaving behind them, as the ag- concluded with the United
, .. Naaoeon an entire
l had frith in I
o . fortune. t was. •• In effect, the sew seeameatien of the army, so well gestate of their labours a great sod useful aanamwent,
'llb 10-lief that an insiirmnuetahle 'fidelity governed adapted to lbw trim mil of Its Mentalism, la Om work of been ratified by the ['Resit
war* of the lights of the age, and of the wants of nations.
• Isis destiny. This error hats been common to several the Congers. The *ewe respective mobile ioatructioo, i "In the midst of objects so important, the Comm whine tions were exchanged on the
divided into different clams, from the first rudiments to Session is limited by tie Comminution, beheld, though your The
ernimmsnt persons, and almost alt throe who have parti- Th safety of Spanish col
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. eiputed in it levee experieticed, after the most signal the highest degree of kaowledge, will diffuse learning and bloieslY's fOrriliebt had prolonged the term, their labours
useful knowledge Iltroumbout all dames setae State • tbst of about to lerndeate without Ilse complete accomplishment of terranean has occupied
• success, the greatest reverse. Thep left not sof-
. the reduction of tithes, by which, while the atimeor; endow. their pompom. They were leaving unattained neversl ha. .... ..
aninet of Madrid, and
lietesit• awls', to the conned% of wirdom ; 11w fruits mein of the clergy is preserved, the labourer is siderably Port'st objects reemaineaded to their care. They were lea,. t.
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....1. filly victories hive.been tient royed, perhaps, 111 one relieved—thus encouraging agriculture, dee isembaselibk lig Ibi vowel a the Stile tossed between the balm' of seeing KING informs the Cotigrt
uliforittnate day—of this Polloisa and IVaterl:•o 'mace of our wealth; and, in One, the system of Mauer, bee fumes deader secured, wad the fear of seeing new pilots his own Government, au
low on-m-oroolile inetueseen. tore may speak freely. which.,.,uppressisi burdensome and maks, iloposti or wears make her take. an opposite direction.
of raising mosey has Axed ebbe revalues in contributiom " Your Majesty, perticipatiog is them fears, has thought active co-operatiou of 0
For a lei•gth of time he Imes been unconnected with lee, heavy sad dready hoe.% to she hyenas& people sad is proper to aisammee to use the convocation of the Extraordi.
THEN] ANDS have at least
1 ti'• iill'rlie questions agitated amongst tie. lit wise no new contributions eitafeeniable to the peineiples of the nary Curies; and thus manifesting your artiest wish to see '
1 I, lointer concesurd iii twittery emitines
estntilisliosirtit of cotmetitutional liberty, the moat ts, but fur the political Constitutioo of the ayoeurcey, awl adopted with all the parts of the coustinitional system consolidated, your cared the Hag of Spain
success by She most civilised nalioue—all these objects see Majesty, acquires fresh claims to the gratitude of the mil**, the A Igerinee ; end in a
state the work of the Coagrem.
m . . elorints conquest of civilization. Napoleon necessa- ' and the vateratioe of an your subjects.
the intended return of tie
" Masks be unto you, Sire, for this resolution, by which,
rill. Miele st strong impression on the minds and Una- •r" the offer to she Conn. the "4"."4" of a "17 Endit"e identifying •,_ •
or zeal and wisdom that they hove displayed in these your wishes wait those of your People. your to Lisbon, he intimates the,
I I ••• Motile) of mankind. A soldier, who by the force of
v... es of the highest importance to the State. The Majesty Mews how much you merit that glorious name,
NI . . getotos alone raises .himself shove Ins contempt- -Govermanst will sot Neglect any means far their execution
.•AsiPtk, who gives tramptillity to a disturbed society,which mot vile flattery, but the oatmeal gratitude has sage of this event to revive
as its own dignity and the stability of the rolleiiletional raparea upon your throne. The Corks rejoice with gociations with the Cabine
your Majesty in a measure, the. mere announcement
:int' dictates his lane to Sovereigtos, appears in the sYsiewt which 11 will "me war law to be eb•elledt re- jug the occupation of Montt
1 I 'quire'.
refold a wonderful pereonagei, and the turd' is silent „ I alto flush the co -of which restores tranquil lity to thove who feel an Interest
illr ' 1/r faire hint. ogress for the seseenaity with which in floe glory of the country, and the establishmeest of those book of Rio de la Plata. I
It has provided for the wants and the dignity of my royal laws which will at once secure her future prosperity, and upon this subject were far
I Wary. at imprelial judge, will confess Napo- hou.elould and my family, as well is for the credit granted impose silence on the enemies of our Constitution, among
1. on lins rendered singular services to social order, to the Goveninsent, to procure the mensisfor covering the ohms there can be none hut those who are the enemies of bk character, and time re
e , The promulgation of those Codes by which we are more Ofrelli ',ohne expenses. your Majesty's person and glossae. - possibly involve the Cabinet
i `to' this day gorerneff, notwithstanding the many
.4:erOnprowrelathaionvseeoxf soden, tai !Win, and friswdahip with " .1. the
cenfideswe that
. your Majesty'.
Gat enimel" will
. in disputes, niutually iiijuri
continue to give unequivocal proofs of energy sad zeal, in
tinperfectiosis of the Penal Code, is a benefit which of the tr. ,al Per 6(11 so change alskif_tisll4"°,. hill the
•et 1 will seek Ito preserve them by an pm- punctual observance and maintenance of eeostito- it would, its it seems to at
will mot be last for peurrotious to come—u nart of natio mo.na .k4la .1..0 1...._..i... .../ 5i..... 1.....-.... ....mt..., tinsel swittem_ and in the eneentinn of the decrees of the

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