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to roe, as far as it can promote yoer happiness, and the
prosperity of my beloved country, is the smallest sacrifice
I can matte in 'Tito.' for the many proofs of confidence
and lore with which you have honoured me. Do nut
doubt it, Arragonians ; my mind is not able to harbour
crimes, nor to associate with those, who cherish and pro-
tect them. Some of the depositaries of the confidence of
the Spanish Nation, they who hold the supreme power in
their bands. are the first to work your ruin by every means
which malice CAA rumen, auil to form traitorous minute-
Mots with the enemies of our country. • Thirst of gold, •
and the mistaken idea which they have perhaps conceived.,
to defile ORE destinies be their iniquitous iwoceedings,
mikes theta view aim indiNerence the desiroction of their
citatory. Although I hate strung grounds to believe it,
yet I shall forbear to mafiosi names, lest I should render
grief still snore poignant. At this time, being acquainted
with your determination Alias of your neighbours. the i
nha-
Iwtuits of Valentia, and all the Proviucel of Spain, where
the same seutinsetsts are entertain-el, sonic of their leaders
have perhaps
.changed their determination. embraced the
'cause of justice, and CUSIERSOOfed ti) shake od the yoke,
which tliey tried to impose on us, by means the must
iniquitous and base. Should I be. mistaken in wit
01,,,,in, time will discover the truth. Fear tint,
Arragoniant ; let us di fend the most just of causes,
and we shall be invincible. The enemy's troops
'low in Spain, are not able to withstand our efforts.—
Woe betide them, should they ever dare to repeat in any
other Spanish town, what they did in Madrid on the 2il
May, sacrificing without pity, and calling those seditious
and assassins, of whom they had but very lately received
honours and favours, which they did not deserve. Bay-
onne lies witnessed, and will remember the acts of vu.
tenet, w bick, after a long series or treacheries and frauds,
have been committed ; acts of violence. which clearly
appear by the sulking contradictioas found in the papers
published. where CHARLES IV. is charged with haying
conspired with a M er, who is afterwards appointed a
'Omaha of the Council of Govaultient ; where the King.
his vim, who was never married but once, is questioned
about his brat wife. In consecoence thereof, it is my
duty to declare, and 1 accordingly do ismeby declare what
follows
That the French Emperor, all the individuals of Ws
isrhily, sad every French Gener.i sad • Knew, snail be pe -
tonally terpensible fur _the safety I the King, and of his
brother sod uncle. _ _ .

2. That in ease any viol net shosid be attempted against
lives so valuable, in order that Spain slay a..t be oithout a
King, the nation will make use of their elective richt 1.1 fa.
moor of the Arclidake Charles, as nep!feer of Charles 111 in else
that the 'Prince of Sicily, or the hint Don Fedi% and the
other heirt should net be able to cnn*r.

3. That should the Vivien army e4insit ate robboriee, "yr- _
~nation Shri as miler*, either in Ma'rid or any mbar woo,
invaded by the French troops. C.ey shell hoieeneederod ai
guiity of high trea,on, and no squatter "hall ho given tse-aer 9f
Stew.

F 4. That all those transactions which Mee hitherto talccn
place, shall be c..llo4lEfOri as tregal, asid, and *stated by VW'
.hich is Au wn to be ractieni in both places.
. . . _

b. That whatever rosy hereafter be done at Savonne, shall
alb he considered as null mat void; led at who shnutd sake a
3(11•0 pail in the like transactioi.s, shall be cleated traitors
to their country.
• 6. That alt daintier. of the French army who shall parent
themselves, shell be adisitied in Arragen, arid treated woh
that generosity, which forms a promin.ict feature of the Sda-
Wish mit.onal charactet ; they shell be &garbed and conducted
to this capital, where they tsar enlist in our 'more
7. AU ether provinces and kingdoms of Spain, not yet inva-
ded by the enemy, are hermit to meet by Deputies at
or any other suirsble place, to r ominate a I.seinenanW;eilei al,
whew orders Jull be obeyed by the particular Cht..f• of to:
different kinedoms.
8. The foregoing Manifesto shall be printed and lite,lnhOtl
In the whole Itiogrhina of Ariaacin, sod it shall also be carcu-
fated in the capitals and principal places of all the pi,ivinces
anti kingdoms "(Spain.
Given in the Head-quarters at Saragowa, thirst May, 1668.
I'ALA FOX,
Governor and Captain-General of the Kingdoms of Arragon.