The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-10-13 00:00:00

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INSTALLATHYN Sf THE HOTIONE; MITA,
AT sits PYLACII OP•ARASIIIIM.
LIST OF THE Duesasits ASSEMBLED. `..
PASelDelltrA INTSP.IIII
The Moat Eseullag boat Dat-Cusads BaAsei
MIRAOIDNI. ,
Dos Franshineridan, Don Lonna* Cale!:
The Most Excellent Senor Dun Wok* Js r
Marquis de Campo Sagrado.
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Duo Lorenzo Sumitomo de Ileintan, Valdes, absent.
The Marquis de Vilkl, the Harquis de Sabuoaa.
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The Marquis de la Puebla, Dun Juan de Dios Rabe.
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Don Mania de Garay, lieu Felix de Os elk.
GatN•DA.
Don Rodrigo Sequebade, Dee Lots Glues de Claes y Salido.
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Dou Fraaeisco Paula Castaucdo.

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rsa DIA4OII.OA, AND THE A O'Dell? INLAND,.
Don Mines de viii, Den JuipefSauglada dr Tajores.
INVIICIA.
The Mast Excellent &mew the President, ad interim, The
Senor 31szystia de Villa,.
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The Senor Archbishop of Laodices, the Con* de TiV.i.
TOLLDS.
Duo Pedro de Bibcro, Duu Josef Gterc..a de la Torre.

ALCNCII A.
The Conde ds Contsiniiiii. El Principe dr Pio.
In consequence of the agreement of yesterday,
the 24th inst. made in a preparatory conference, and
b, which it was resolved, that et half-peat nine
o'clock this morning, the Supreme Centre! Junta
of Clovernment of the Kingdom should lie installed
(to which effect all the Most Scree* Deputies, pre-
sent in this Royal residence, amounting to more
than two-thirds of the number which should coin-
pose the Junta of Government, who are mentioned
• alphithetically in the margin, were suninioned) ;
the evil:lllmq was observed in the following man.
ner:—
The said Most &Ten, Deputies assembled in the
- Sacristy of the Chapel bielmignig to the Palace of
this Royal Residence, mid when formed, seated
themselves oft the beaches placed on both sides for
that purpose. They then heard Maws, which was
celehrated by the Most Excellent the Archbishop
of lame/ices, Coadjutor of the Archbishop of Se-
ville, mid Deputy of that ; after which
the following Oath, which had been previously taken
by that Prelate, was adiniisisteeed by him, upon the
Book of the Holy Evaugelists, to all the Alnet Se-
rvile Deputies
" You swear by Gird aad his Holy Evorielislui red on
Yeses Christ crucified, whoiic 'erred aaaae y us haw heav;
iseet, that in the coploynieuf rat barr ow a Herber.
the Cereal Repreme Joists of licersiraint ail thrifireitr,
you will &food and promote thlerebeferiiii.4ll=lll
of oar Huth Eatholie, Apostidit, itrawas
that yes rTII hit kiyal to, slid dread err. secant Sowerallfr
Ferdrand-1,11. and his rights and Severviaiity that you.
will prousoie'llie perierwatio• of our Rights sad Privileats,
ow Laws tuba Usages, and eepreisily roar mistier to the
tiseeasi in the Reigniug and thine also which are
israrficalarly tail dorm m the erne leery said hoary, that
' yes will prostate eery Lila( condense to the petrel wet-
ire sad happiness of dris Kis Ouaa aid the airerliorrion of
its castors; keeping sires awry this: that should be so,
• t protecting the Laws frets every writ, sad per•erininc their
eseativa ease at the hared ut your lite, safety, and pm-
petty ?-1140 I swear" -
" If you do so, God lie yoer hanger ; mid If sot, may he
iral yea,+ as one who has taken tilivioly raw it, war."
Rasa. t
A solestOi re Dein was sung hy:lbc,Cemmunity li
of Barefooted Monks of SL :Pgaspial ef this place;
and this religious set ining concluded, 'the Junta
passed in front of the. MU: Kattalion of light troops
of Valenti?, which was formed in two tiles from the
entrance of the churl to the staircase of the
Itoyal Palace, and adjourned to one of the firm-
vital halls destined at present fur the sitting of the
Juntas.
In this public proceeding, and among the multi-
tude of people of all clasees and coiselitiose, wilt, were
assembled, the greatest ins crest and eittliusiiihn were
discovered iu favour of Ferdinand 1. 11. !Its name
resounded on all sides, together walls that or the
Junta, who had just sworn, before t mod mid men,
at the hazard of their lives, fa restore to rope
a Sovereign so beloved, we &feint our holy religion,
and' our laws, usages, and cit,totn-. The opening
of the gates of the Royal Palace, had been
so long shut, the melancholy waited, of the mag-
nificent habitation of 11111' Kings, and the 'einem-
bnmee of the epoch at which, and of the reasons for
which they were shut up. drew tears even from the
firmest of the epeetator.. who performed the mo-t
affectionate and interesting action, and the most
useful in exciting vengeance against the authors of
those evil's, and a just confidence iii the: subjects
who, after incurring such danger in so jiet is cause,
nevertheless present themselves in as great moldier
as is necessary to bring it to a happy teramiatinii.
Such, doubtless, is what we ought to hope front the
uniou and fraternal tart-lion with which the united
kingdoms are mutually uniniatemi. The enthusiasm
and interest felt by the people increased, when the
most Serene Deputies proceeded to the great gal-
lery of the principal frost of the Palace, fowls which
the actual President, i::1 interim, Count Florists
Blanca, again prockiiined onr beloved Kin; Ferdi-
nand, and the people followed, often increasing
their lively acclamations of joy, and the 'fraction.
with which they were inspired by it body, who were
to fulfil such great hopes, whirh were the miry
properly conceived, in proportion to the dignified
sincerity with which the most augnst proceeding
which the nation has ever witnessed has been eel...
bested.
The most Serene Deputies being placed in their
respective stations, and the PecarEmt having pro-
nounced a short but appropriate disrourse,theJunte
declared itself legitinsiftely constituted, without any
prejudice to the absentees, who, mecorUing to the
agreement of yesterday,, are to compose the Junta
of finveninient, in absence of our King and Master,
Ferdinand VII. and ordered a literal irertiticetion
of this set tin be drawn up, apiislispeteri;to 'the Pre-
sident of the C'nuncil, for his information, and that
of the Tribunal. In the fliesiii time eommuslica-
tions are twode to him of the lust orders agreed mi.
aspelAikkis ef Ariojeae, she auk {gem. tens
MARTIN DE GAROY,
Goers) Secretary ad interim.