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London, England, 1824-09-14 00:00:00

MILITARY OCCUP477OX OF SP.4IX.

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The 3foniteur has published the Conventions, by whieit
45,009 men of the French army have remained in Spsib
rheingmtoay disturb his oar.
the first is of the 9th February, and the 2d of 30th Jurle.
lriZt. The following are the preamble and principal die:
positions of the first:—
His Most Catholic Majesty the King of Spain and the 10, .•
Lasing judged it necessary to deteund nt bis Most Chrintian ka:
izsty rim King of France and of Nsvarre, that a portion at u.
'French aany should still remain in Spain, to make sure thy qv: guiltily nod well-being of his States, to hare time to re-empty,
his army on the basis of order and discipline, and to . •
keep down th,
sedhisietiksoussemainulicnitactiinoussucthhaatmaarenuterad,cathanut
quidlty.
And his Moot Christian Majesty having bateart to prove b,b,
Mist Catholic Majesty, the tender affection t he hems u,._,4
him, and the interest he takes in the prosperity of Spain, am de7
owl of contributing all in his power towards estalduheir th, sp:.
Isiah Monarchy;
.. Their Majesties have determined to make choice of Plenipstm
tiatks to discuss and sign a Coommtioa which may fulfil Lia,sbit4
of their mutual concern.
4. In c.,nsequence they have named ast follows 5....
4. His Most Christian Majesty,Sieur Louis Justice Marie, kby, to is de Talsru. Peer of France, !Unrolls! of his Camp alai Aral
Knight of the Royal and Military Chder of Sr. Is uis, and of e;
Noble Older of Toison d'Or, but Amtunsador to his Mos: Ciu.t...t.,
His
Most Catholic Majesty, Den Narcissus de 17:red is 6-firm
de Ins ROM, Count of OUR*, Knight Growl Cross of die-tole.
ncan Order of Isabells-la-Catholiqua, Numerary of the koysi n,„l
Distinguished Order of Charles 111., Councillor of State ppn.
intettdcnt General of the Couriers and Posts of Spin sod the
Itidics;

, I .6 Who, armed with their full powers, have agreed t 3 the fona,„.
ing stipulations:—
t His }loyal Highness the Duke d'Angoulerne.Genetalissitea of
QUanerffia,ter`(iel clad shall
r the Frew+ Army, shall leave in Spain an armed force of 4,5,pee
, men who shall remain there till the Ist of July, lap.
" This body shall bounder the oedema!' his General Cam:under.
in-Chief, who shall communicate with the Govern:hint of ho
, pose it shall only rorogniae the olden sent them by their
b3eti"esstt!blltishh°,lldici3nl4llileladlYridoorf withsien'''hvi:r7ns. The troops elueh mgr.
mod Inflects, except where it shall be otherwise ordaintd by iipe,i4
Eralie...medals with respxt to detaeuutems cur.tbined with theSpiinish
(Jolene ordered otherwise by the Coinanander-in-Chif, the
forgo,, Aries
French troops remaining is Hpain shall ountandy supply theist.
ii.zos of the following cities and plover.—
" Cad e, the Isle of Leon and its dependencies,
del Ehiem, Badajoz, Cotunna, Plantorm, Biibot. Sthobe
l'
Vittorio, olows, Pamplona, St. Erna: de Fikteraa,
Aosta/rich, Barcelona, Seu d'Urgel, Lerida.
" The military command of each of these towns and platialta3
htilmg to the French ()Meer provided with letters C. t 47, ice tiers
to command. Ile shall be invested, under the reran of th, 3;1.
tart' Police, with the same posters which are gime to Span sh
" Ills Most Christian 3isjesty, talinginto coosideration the
mils
fortunes which hare taken place in Spain, under.ehes to provide
foe the ordinary ex petting of the soldiers, dole nourisibmen: rq iii„
meat and entertainment of the -limps. The Spanish Go is non
will only engage to pay the difference of the condition of p to and
the condition of war, which is definitively fixed fOT the 1 rnica
Army remaining in spain et the sum of two million, of ha is is:
month, which shall be reektmed from the let of D..antkr,
and due on the last day of each month.
" His Most Catholic blajesty will provide, aecordino to the wle
annexed to the present Convention, for the establishhinest of the
troops in garrison, barracks, magazines, hospital materials, toe,.
port., military storehouses, preparations for siege in all !Lir, it.
paint. and other acknowledged nee:viatica.
The materials of dress and equipment, pr v:siors a d mho as.
remarks for the consumption or use of the Fre .th Anny.
enter anti circulate through Spain free of all duty. nut to tike.iit
abuses which may do harm to the maintenance of the Curets
Duties, it is agreed, that those articles are not to be intruduere un-
less fum.shed with authentic artiticatm, stating whence tt.cy e'en
and their destination, and conforming to all mks that stall be
established with this view-
" The military and tbaseconneeted with the army, who shill r..
join their body, or quit Spain, shall be exempt from all paynunt of
duties for articles wanted for their own use.
" All letters of service of the lrenell pony, which shill
countersigned shall be received at the usual post-oilices, and wet
post-free.
" His Most Christian Afajeaty not leaving the triceps Is Spain,
but at the request of his Cnthulic Majesty. it Is fit, that notsig.
standing the Kiting of the tenita, as in tile first snide. that that
troops shall he recalled as seen as Elie King of Spein 51e.1111M.7,
not considering their presence any losotr requisite. On his part
his Majesty the King of France
. reserves for lento the rigt
withdraw them before that mood, if any unfurcsaeu cinnamon=
should make him judge it necessary."
4• l'heftigh panics contracting rescrve to themselves the CCIE:D%
right of examining, if, at the period fixed by tits first ar.iclr,t; vW
be convenient to prolong it on the same tarma."

_ - - After the second Convention, the— bo:ly of the Fermi
army actually in Spain, will remain there till the tit d
Janniry, 16.43, under the reserves already stipulated. A
division of this body will be cantoned at Mailed zr,lis
neighbourhood, to maintain conjointly with the mei>, of
his Catholic Majesty order and tranquillity in the as tel
The Quartermaster-General of the army may be trandaroi
whenever the General in Chief may think fit.
Besides the places mentioned io the 21 Arti.le of the
Convention of the 9th of February, the Frcrch Ida furuisi
the garrisons of Saragossa and Conley*.
In the &lay of two mmithr aller h. re.
present Convention, all the otise-•s:s • : :
and regulated, which, to the
yention of 9:h February, mid the - • ~ •
were at the charge of Spain, and ptatre • I t.;
been in advance since Ist I)ecensber. • : • ~
which, being at the expense cf the epoef..!.
have not been paid by it.

!mark

Letters from Gibraltar, r f the 21
I bands of Constitutirmalist; sill arts:pc:Ai •.
'hood, and in considerable nuniik t. 1";:c
we have lately given were widc..:y ri .: L t.s.
provinces, and had prcelue,l a pelf. •: •
IMPOLTANT LiIt:U.IGL
arrivAl from Cape COW., b. ;..; •
that the Aahantees [4,.11
and a gnat mortality prevails av:::. r. •
Devonshire Freeholder.
TLe follAving is an extraft of a 7 • .

' Th..? Certain of the Lady Arabell'
thrt)l4ll tilel place on hts way fan:
enables me to send you a few find tc a.
' Tbis is the great resting place en th, .....,,. a • •
111exiee, anti a delightful spas it b.. pure . •.,;?.....er inc unylestatt
travelling from the coast. All danger or dread of freer it s. ca o a
on reaching this otwn. The climate is very tine. Titenuetn.:rr;t,
07 Fahrenheit. Perpetual sitirg surrounds us. It t erg new :Se
1 rainy teason, we have clear mornings. and hcary ',fiesta.> .1 c!re
evenings. The country is tolerably quiet. The mad, are 5,J1 ir*
festcd with robbers, tliough they are reducing threa}:fi Coo r.r..r.:,
I, i4.;i tittle.: or Ise uovoromeor. i50vi.i.,,,,,,,,„km:q r 0..., :.- ~,
meat of inferior quality—tregetaLles and fruit rte eon.',. heo,o
rent
ex ettaively high. The canine/re of this !due is rae,:t at re-
sent, but rapidly improving—khoar about tan riale, ortv'e sh':iin
Engli4l, rcr diem. We travelled front the feast el a Vest le. s
carriage satnething like a post-chaise, on two wh,els, rtnit.dotbly
stror.g. and drawn by three mules. The capedition tent out hy, IL.
Iwindon :ale:lean Company arrived here on the 24,11 Urn- 11°1
larded at 3locatubo, near Sacrificiata on the 22,1, to,d are vii':=4
for their baggage to come up. 'fluty have been its lift 03 131
road with great attention by the public authedities tru uljyt'at 1"
; every assistance raudised thaw.
Cu w is, Si. IF. 1 I.—The Pilteliti till h:7l
itiorniti,l from Havanna'', is only 31 ilays, itiai in
! with the Lady Arabella, from Vera Cruz, for 1....1
(41 the 10th ult., in the Gulf of Florida, a sc!..voner }:: v, i;
' s:glit, under French colours ; the Lltly .trab. :1: ..:iitf::gb'
for a pirate, tilted, snitch compliment she i;irmal. ...! r -
I turned, and struck the ship on her larboard how. II i
caconer aifpearcal to be a Colootb'sati rriealzn r crui:jr.t.•
S'unk'sh vessels. Tile waver of ti c l'itt:::'.a '
! that en the lt.t inst., in lat. 25. 10. N. lout,;,

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rrir.il tli:;

spoke. with the Liucher, from Port au Pace,

S.

cut 33 days.
I Ire understand that Governinent intend t)
such of their piiekets ti.; are t:..1 aud

place them with vessels in evtry way
coureyaneo.
Thursday last I numerous meting of Bankers, Si."-r.
chants, and Trailers, was he Id at the Mira! Exclatr4e,
Dublin, for the purpose of cstablish!ng Steaia Pinkest.
. tweca that city and London. At one e'clock to. 101
Mayor took the ('hair, al:en several rcaolutions +' 'r"
.
innionsly apved to, among winch it was resolved ell: ty
Company be down:in:ft:ll the Dublin end Louden
S:cam Pack( t Company. The original capital of So,64)'i.
was nearly subscribed at once, in shares of :,ul. each; but
we unikrv.and it will be extended to 60,0001. Captain In
O'llricn, of the Royal Nary, and Iwother a Sir
was unalitneusly ducted ipanager, and two eil,r office'
of the navy were appointed to assist him, in bur.:•ntentli:
the building of two vessels forthwith.
The Brilliant steam-yacht arrivid in Kensock
one o'clock in the forenoon of Tuesday last. having
sr
oomplislied the voycg.• from Leith (after censideral.lea
e.`
tenuous cif the pots en the coast) in 30

TILE DISINTERMENT OF JAMES 11.

PARIS.
OVR COURV4PONDENT.I
SrPT. 10.

resareday the ertfAt of Park emptied themselves into
Sr. GSOMAINs, nit ch was thronged at an early hour, for
the purpfx.e of witnessing the august ceremony of retnovEne
the royal retrains of James 11., King of England, it 11;cli
were unexpectedly diaeoveml, • short time since, by the
workmen employed in digging the foundotiuu of the new
church, which is building upon the site of the old edifier,
which was found to be in so ruinous a state us to he utterly
incapable of repair. The road was thrototil with carriagis
of doseilptions and pediatrist's of all claws s. The erre-
inor.y, which was crierluetal with great solottnity, began
with a procession of priests, in their saceedoial vestments,
who, entering the chapel built fur the temporary put-pores
of religiemi worship, 00 I spite:lowly adjoining the church,
performed the service of Mau in a must impressive manner.
The weetators, who were very num rink, seemed greatly
a:f•cteil by the whole Irene, which we strikingly grand,
replele with moral associations. TI.o entrance to the
dm?! VOID hung with a canopy of black cloth, as was the
ioteriur. The coffin, containing the royal remains, was
read upon a stage In the shape of a magnificent ittausa-
teuto. hung Tontod with tesselated drapery of the deepest
mourning. The who's 'was summit:dell with the royal
diallim of gold, placed on a rich curl of crimson vitet ;
over the whole of which was thrown a veil •if black crape,
which softened, without (4:welding, their splendor. To-
searilo the close of the service the remain; of the Royal
Sovereign wen removed, in great awe, to the altar, be-
neath which the attondants proceeded to deposit it, with all
those 110141 • 'es, so powerful in their effect, which dis-
tinguish the Catholic Church service. The whole el re-
snotty closed about two o'ilock. Ott a plain !flack tahlt
it: the (nett of the altar, is the following inscription :-
1). 0. N.
Jane i7EOIIOII IV.
]l4/0t• flritannia, rt 84:4
li Cu•nnte Eguitc •
EXL cAnotm asTt• An's.
lords Itreanniat
Curets antra rite pi:tar:is
- Et (1110 deed homily
in vtirproa man%
!lie nuper efho.ai
Rrcontlita stint
Jscosi
Quo in servo& civitatis
tioidu dams tritintrisis
In pain* infrlicior
Post ratios Gamow cants
In sperm naafis vita
tritt beam rroarrectionin
Hic quint. in Domino
Arita 1111141•1.
V. Mum Srlit•mbris.
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Immediately node r the above tablet, and within the
vita of the eedimunion table, is a plain lieu altar, with the
tvilioring inscription:
Vet Ilepoolllet. nor.Ka
Ennt ki
En any:dant
Qu'ellta soient Owen
Lac• en
Atonement ploy
ConsPnable,, (rand la
Nouse
Sera cnnskacle.

When t!!e new eburch will be a condition to receive
" cgs Li,"rmillet Ittsulet" in very doubtful, as it is tow
Aty yrara I.itive it was li-gun, and it iii not yi t advanced
beyond the cuttstrucliou of about hill a dosen pillars and a
tide wall.