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had shorn to observe among thetiselves; followed by
• number of persons of both sexes, rind preceded by
music, they paraded the streets with continual hazels
to the constitution, constitutional King, religion,
peace, and order. In compliment to the !tallow
Toad
vsmititio they resolved to pass by their guard.
house. A group of the rioters of the preceding night
assembled at the entrance of a neighbouring street,
contrary to the edict forbidding ouch assemblage.,
began to cry, ‘r Meg° for ever I" not to boom
the worthy General, whose heroism is known and
esteemed by every body, but to create a die.
turbance. The rioters proceeded to other ales;
and the Commandant had one of the most violent
arrested and lodged in the guard-house, horn which
he escaped. The whble terminated with the Rothe
of the rioters, and the civic fete ended *Athena ativ
further interruption, the tranquillity of the cite
bring since preserved by patroles of the troops.
Ora the 9th the Political Chief was informed that
some militia were forming themselves in arms is
the guard-house, sod went with the Commuudant
General and the regiment Zamora to the place:
%Vhen the militia saw them, they cried, Neat
Zamora !" which they however did nut tentur
to do ; those who did not ruts away acre tak.Dl
and proceedings are instituted against them% 'I%
other corps arriving with four Otte, 0 caution to
inspire respect, mud to sheet that the garrison ass
resolved to maintain order, and support the audio.
rities, so further disturbance took place ; the re.
gimeats returned to their quarters, sending strung
patrols in all directions.
The same persons who have for some time taken on
diEllikilves to excite distarbances at their pleasure,
isere the actors ou this day as on the preceding,
joined by a few whom they had succeeded is
sodocing. We were affected and scandalised at
seeing among theta • member of the Municipality,
who is affirmed to have lordly excited them to Om
at the troops. Among those taken with arms ia
their hands is an officer of the militia, and they are
all to be tried for having assembled contrary to the
express order of the Political Chief, and for other
excesses.

Colonel of the militia was called
opal with threats by the armed militia of tie
second battalion, who wanted to have the genetile
best, to promote the tumult, which lie firmly re.
fused, but his orders and persuasions could uut
in-
duce them to retire and cease to disturb the fete,
which was celebrated by order of the Political Chief.
The haler boring beep aboodooed by several paids
of the second battalion, who refused to de sty
duty, he ss►lasttped the Commander., C. 0.,
a subaltern, audv•soldier of each coospany of Ile
two battalions, 40 posh Om. sign s paper. Olio'
they were walla' wail, Walley the aria gives
them for the good of the couutry, suJ id mold..
laity with the tooth token to the Coustitotiespi.
Those of the first battaliou were willing to costae
to his jauntiest, tad a very few of the second.

The city was perfectly tranquil on the 10th and
11th, and remained so at eight p.m. when the cou-
rier was dispatched.
The Government has also received an AM,*
signed by • great number of the inhabitants&
Valencia, professing their attachment to di Cie%
stitation, their detestatims to the egiiatsrs, whe,
the/ eist. are few in number, and highly dimly.
proeuet of an Address to the Cortes, by astir
part of the inhabitants, which begins by stedig.
that " the people of Valencia have seen, with the
highest satisfaction, the heroic efforts of ciao.
Seville, Cornona. earthsgens, Marcie," Its. SA,
these pieces are printed in the Madrid Gamut.
AcceembilboOn costa say that Tetuan was hard
pressed hy th tairaffit, Motley Solimso, bet that
the eitilfwilkoWnet, having received notice Ns
Maley laid dot be was coatis( to their aid.
The troops d &lima had beheaded a spy pp
with dispatches from Zeid to Tetasn.—(llW
Papers, January 17.)

The Paris P.tpen of Monday have arrived atser
office. The Monitore contains the anneal Mut
of the Governor sod Council of the Bank eflhimitri
It possesses the meritsof apparent condone filitibe
plicity. It states the capital of the bib
3,750,pe01. and the dividend epos it list yard
epwards *fright per ceat. being 64 francs for sad'
shore of 1,000 franee, besides a reserved pellet of
per cent. more. There is no domestic crews in lbw
PoPerk

A meeting of the Freeholders of the Coast/ el'
Sussex, coovesed by the High Sheriff is perm.
awe of a requisition. was held at Stowe *Art
on Tuesday lest. It will be seen by the repel sf
the proceedings is another part of this Paper. tho
the meeting was highly respectable owl asersesss
There were peseta at it the Dukes of ?hermit
and Gaserou.tthe Lards Cscruoarei HnwrtrF
roam, irmantr. and Duitrica. and wall
Me abets of the Haase of Commons. 01 thew.
seam lon bees usually distinguished by the or
past which.they hen drawled to the present MP
amens yet all .tot then. not excepting even the
County Member. Ur. Ge•CH. concurred in reprr
main the state of the agriculture of the ciao/
being deeply distressed, sod iu expressing tho
arm iseatriction that the limited ietereot cSSI 00
longer sustain the peewees that now once/Wed
it, Enka Parliament were resolved to accomPo
the most severe retreoehmeet in the public extol;
datums sad thereby to reduce the WWI ismata.!
tazatiao. This setting was larders istillgrw