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London, England, 1809-09-21 00:00:00

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SAIII4JO2, AVG. 31.
The rollevring Royal Orrler,direeted kr his Ea•
e..!!e: ley- the Marquis de Iteatsaitit, hoot beelartilauat
terl•Nl 1,, lino by Dort Morn iWrae!--. ' . ~•:1,
..In the midst of the grewe it i intul Ittentious which the'
*f air,,ee governing Junta or t ilht4lll has taken, to fop-sl
low wills .sclivity sod Moine didieusee of the rousittg„,*
it has never lost sight of the s. !t reforms whirl, the ea-9
bat earsieslly collector rl4kels illo 's ual situation requires, -
and whirls motet be tise foam, AB • Of its. fetus.. prosperity.
(hie of the gresteat relit-its wiiielgtao* cl iiin its attentioW,
and which ought to occupy it .witliwthe greatest activity, is
the co: moral of the Cortes, the Ilifla important ethicist
which c 0..„ or might, to ',Ailey the Suprimise Junta. 'Flit
•.r, ini;nirts t dot object is, the more licees.ers are
tits knor.erlge, the °lacerations, meg the experience of those
who rointior.e that amembly ; and as, io a dismission of ouch
magnitude, it will be expected by the station, that all should
enbcor, His Majesty has hen pleased to grant, that all the
deputies sh., I rive these ass.stence. It oil therefore be neces-
sary, in consequence of this savereign and general determi-
nation, that the filaiquiss di :Hueneme *epeeiste himself from
his troops, and e •to this city to exercise the (umlauts
of representative of the natimal body, though it is certainly
aunt 4haicalt to place at their 1.00.1 a chief of equal rape-
Itieiwie nail artneventento , Coiioi ~ring, howertis, the state
of the kingdom of militia, anal the principality of Asia-
rios, themicito, offer mature deliberation, lass determined
that the Hiss-gots shall transfer his command to that Gene-
ral of lab army whom he shall judge must capable
" I e•mternii-nte to your Excellency the order of Ills Ma-
ker, for its fulfilment, advising at the same toot that the
command .4 rt.,. win) inonot with prwpriety be transferred
in the Malue.Genertil the Conde de Nur..nba, heCanne he
being soma,' Cnnimandent-liesieral its Gallic, ought al-
wet n to reinitln In that kingdom"

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lii eotise,fastier of this (loyal Order, the Si:Argots
tie Romano lots stylitied, that he has t; tysfitleti the
coos, .a id of the artily to the Major-Geo. Doti Ga-
briel lit• Nie,rleestittl, and that of the king•to.o, to
the Cootie :e Noroolo 1, second Coltimatilatit-Ge-
neral, awl' President of Royal Audieuee.

PROCIA‘IIATIoN
To Tilt ALIINV!. DIC ■OV (WI&

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" • at :st rams !—The segust Vole? of our Sovereign, Firth-
. nand, reached e-•• ear:. in Denmark, anal irc o'reyeil the
call. Our country ::raked aim aid, and • geoerons tuition,
trioyesisie stairmy seas, concocted ns to join our reheat
eteia•c• 'nen. fr an whom we lea I been separated by the afro-
eiusii pertitit, and site prostitution of au individual. You
Lave restmed the mortal blows aimed at you by the Tyrant
?imperil*, tai a:,stroy yam. Yon hive suffered with sue flat
dimsbes which his ni.equalhil force ham spread through the
and throats all Europe; but yo.:, wllhrul
ell., • scot:tem than your own valour—ivilhamst lit her arms
flate• shove furnished by Nature—oithont ether aininioution
than your own inimitable constancy—without other stimu-
li then rout owe heroic patroatisuf --without other 'mobi-
lo.' that inspired by yarn' homier nail fidelity; bare
disputed the first traits of his triumph; and haverained your
natures to • level with dime of it. men who bave been bora
to hatpin. milintratims.
° Gallatin is came. d with French carcases neither am.
• cleat r4r:,§lge nor weelerit France, can compare their
march:it law.- ircestiant ones, which, de: mg si% mouths
of want a.. al priratillll, you bare mode :among the impac-
t; ah'e Alps of Castile, Gallirin, and the Asturias, it, these
no.st exposed said rigorous sitirdions. itutoortal warrior., !
without great and si„,nail bettles, you lame annibalattd
thi mono army of the tirat...l, by aiding the national
ruin. firm; supporlin; the roble fermentation, harassing
lb troties of the mienii, defeating then; in small skirmishes,
awl imy the.r nomession to the grovaid on which they
stand: los bon, fulfi.eil the ni,st elevated et.igationsi;f
tle• an liner. sod the fibres sad ..are, which I, es your
C -..roatt.nrs
ruder/
oy.oe fur )oist yak, a, are the reward Iwe son The rim try has not fore time Itsowu your test
stervaces ; bet the actines of Valls Fr4lo/1, Vigo, Lime, Sault
Jam,. and tiro Nye, where your valour show. must free
you (nen 1.10 etalll obeli may seem to have been incurred
try viler having retiser4 hatttrq, w teach mast hare Mee &straw-
bye marl you lone rehricrul yourselves formidable to row
otternirs, oho hare hers. reent•eii slid conquered, when the
Imp ritual, of their numbers did nut present au obstacle lib-
110{,stel I.asat;eralie In yom valour.
Yes, tweet' Spiv-dads, in viewing you this day, I have
ne longer that seren:ty of inlaid with wh.ch I hrte re ever met
you. I ass no tenger your General. His Majesty has milled
to. to occupy a plow in the Supreme Central Juana. Had
mu ebbs been hie 011.4.11.4 e will, nothing should have repo.
feted et, from you, nor male me reamence the right I have
so pirl:cipitr its your future trietorieti, twirler the command
•f your two Chief, and the Generals whir command you.
Receive, Soldiers, tit last word of your Gromal, sod accept
the lo e and paternal testing& d your euuutry emu said
companion le arms,

" The ITAIMITIS DE RWIANA."

CHANCE OF MINUTRV.

(The following is the M.iiiisterial account of the tam-
tie! chimer in the NtAti,try, givers in is Treasury
Journal of hat tii4lit :—] .
“ W., hare for some days see. an attempt on the part of
Opposition to represent any change that may take plate, as
laving her. produeed by failure in the plans adopted for
carrying wi the war. The motive for sending forth such a
represent-it...la i obvious. The Oppue.tins wish to have it
sapposed that Minister., by these resignatior.s, coufen their
litearieity for carrying on the War. These representations,
we take upon as positively and peremptorily to einstradict.
The oily reamati fir a change is the resignation of the Duke
s.f Portland—runt that resivistius is to be attributed, uot to
any want of success in our warlike operations, hot solely to
'enlists ninon. it itiftiriiity has certainly arisen to the Cali.
set shout a wieeemoir to his Gram--Ittit us to Lori, Castle-
/eagles depiwtiocat. it is not CUrteCi that his Lordship re-
tires 10 consequence of any Inhere is our military measures.
Lad it roust strike ear readers as absurd, that he should re.
Mien on tb it acenout ; thus saying, that if there be any
Name., he 41412 e is bl.umetilde.—ror, every warlike operation
askipssl isnot the work of this Member of the Cabinet or
that-wit it the work of the whole, it is discussed in its pi inciple
! and millings by the whole Cabinet-red ruse is sot mere re-
sponsible than the tither.
" Nu Mime has attached to the manner in which these mili.
Lary measeces have been executed in detail at h,•mc—This is
the only paint opus which, if there bail been blame, Lard
camlrrenta could have hers exclusively culpable. And we
most sns f..r his Laedsliip, and we appeal to every Naval and
military Ofii-er in the late Expedition, that there never was
an Expediting Pent out more complete and perfect in all
those details which depended upon Lord Castletragb's de-
partment—The fact, we hear, is, that his Lordship's resigur.
titan runlet not hare teen produced by the failure of the late
Expedition, because it was determined upon hte.re that Ex-
pedit-on sailed-11 waa determined, we understand, before
the Marqnis %Vellestey west to Spain, that he should have
Lord C istleres,Ties office, which lie is said In have been
long desirous of filling. Ilia mishear: to Spam was a preps-
tat.ory step to his entrance into the e4hinet. Whether any
srraugemeot has taken place since, which may 1.14,11 pro-
duced a rhange e n the determivat inn made before the Marquis's
departure for Spain, are hues sot. But as Land eastlereash,
we believe, had resolved to retire at all events, U 0 change in
the iletertninstius with respect to the Marquis Wellesley
will of coarse &err his lairdship'e resolution. We wish to
press particularly this point, that Lord (.'astiereagh's reitigna.
lion it nut the effect of any failure in the Expedition to Hol-
land. It would armee adi ire" of cowardice and unfairoass,
wholly foreign from the character of the lomat Cabinet. if