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selves with the same hopes. The Gind of Armies, for Wlligin
we tight, aid
protect us, mut in tewarti for the unshaken lute
'lade with which we have eurountered athersity, will filially
conduct us through all the thrums that surrouud us, to the
throne of indepeittlctice.
Spauiarchr ! the Junta announces this to you Irately, that
!too may nut 6.1' a itionseut he ignorant of the 4131141.1* which
threatens your country; they aunolince it to you, with con-
fidence, that suit will slier yourselves worthy of the canoe
which you defend, and of the inhumation of the universe ;
they e it to sun, because, appointed to the sacred
sluts of Rai in, the State, mod, convinced that it is the unani-
mous vrish tof tile Spaniards to *retire their freedom ai suety
risk, they will make every possible effort to expel the enemy.
When the storm razes, the avid valunble treasurm
must be thrown into the sill. lo inca flie vewel front stoking.
Penal. the Min whose seltislineas can rentke hint wanting 10
his duty, or ititine.e bins to coureal what is necessary to be
distrilnitcd 'moue his brethren for the common defence !
Perish a CllOll%lllO times the wretch who cin prefer his own
isitereq to the delivery of his country ! All such the State
will severely vanish Oar enemies omit no means whir%
can he employed for our destruction, and shall we neglect
any which can runtime to oar preservation? Titter see"
provinces which have driven out the emeriti front among
them ; anti shall not those who 6nrr out ,et suffered from
wt h a lamarge.raerifice every thin to pr.a.c.ve theineekta
from it ()sir brave holdien. endure the rigouts of winter,
and the scorching heats of summer, and nobly encounter all
the dangers of bottle ; anti shall we, rem Moog quietly ut
our 110111 CS, forgetful of their incalculside Coignes, thigh
(wily of preserving our wishes, tool refuse to iengis eieu the
least of tote luxurious igijoyincols
" The victory must be ultra, if we continue awl conclude
the great rill erprizr *chore a iitiertaken walk the sane manse-
swim with which tot begin it. Tire colossi team of (mar
and I'oll6lllore which we must oppose Cu our cutesy, moat be •
composed u. the fuers of all, of the sacrificed* aM;
then what will it import that he pours upon us meg the le-
igloos it ill. *lnch ht. Ism hieu.sticeessful is fierammy,•r the
swarm of conscripts he midearotire to drag from Entice
With SO,OIMU less troops than we now hare, we began the
war ; it anus begun WI his sole with atio,Orm more. The ex-
ploit ore we 'have obtained is two camp:alive', and our very
desire, allow, will colorist these tomato of Miaiiitti to the
same fate which the former have sudered. If some of the
°Monarchs of the eueth Moe cusiscuteil to become the stairs
of this new Tasorflaue, and at the expense of agars( infamy
,hay.. pit releuted a natrustairs respite till their torn e
to be di unread, %Ilia is that to us, a great 61,11.1.14, MOO
to trillePh or lurch Whim we, lelesity ouniths ago, ar
ageism ty, many , did we suit their common ? Did we out enter.'
distu the contest ? Did we opt, (or •er
case-
jaaign, inaintiitel if sotiffillantled Europe, *lieu she ire
trend of it, rufsmoll-nniseiseee N. When she saw it, she looked
opon it as a sudden end ephemeral niettor ; and treat now,
contemplating tle• effects of our constancy and oar mug-
nansmtly, In the asidirlf our reverses, she ranwiders
It as a pliettoruerion, a prodigy, Is. the series of political
events. Let ht ruoinoitie to Nimbi us, she ought, with nii-
biestion ; or, if intrust b so, with terror. We are Ileheieut
in none of the weans issitemary fur oar defence. Our mi-
litia/An is daily drawn closer intliAnseriea, to whose 112S.atance,
eqnally well.tioteti and et:stereos, the souther country is so
deeply indebted, :not in shore zeal mud loyalty is emitted a
gnat part of our hopeu We ere resolved to `trash or triumpis.
The ulliance we have emitrac.ed with the lititish nation t ton-
nages, mad will ewntisae —.That nation liar lavished fur us its
hl.,ut and its immures,. athl is entitled to our gratitude, and
licit of future ages. Let Ihe machination of ',deign', tie the
suggsstions of fear, prevail with weak gorcrustieuti., or mis-
led calottets; let them (stud welcome') cueduile Treaties of
Peace, Mowry du the part of ban who grants, mei dkrzrace-
fel MI the pert of those who accept them. Let all those
Great l'utentates rrhnyuish the cause of viallieed natioon,
and inhumanly Ed...ninon their allies—the Sprawl& people
shall firmly 14411A1 alone amidst the rums of the Eiltopene
eunttocat.
•" Heir is drawn, never to he sheathed, the sword of eter.
out hatred to the execrable tyrant ; here is ratted, never to
be lowered, the standard of nolepernsitee and justice. Hasten
iv it, all ye who own sot to Inv natkr tine ghmsogiahis
ye who cannot miler Tutu a league with Melody ; and
ye who Are tlidliZll3o4 lit the coworily dr.ertmci of de-
luded Princes, hasten to us. Dere the tailelll shall
had up, ortumties of moon mg true bower, Shit wise
and sinuous obtain nspert, said the Opeff seed find
rw wt: —use rouest' is the /41104., the saille ike oar siANger,
the same out tenant. (''one hither, despite ea
the io is, mid lilt the rower of ILI% udenuuo in spot, you
shall w at. torso how we we reader slim his soar, and be our.
since the s rear. srtae.r awe destiny.
"The Attl'illlhs felpof L. ADDICE.ii, President.
" P LIMO DE II f LNLI, Secretary"
" Royal Alcaser of NOv.9i, 'sou."

MEETINGS OF CIt!'.I)ITOKS, AT GUILDHALL,
THIS 'DA Y. N. it
George Pearson, friday 'Keret, London, warehouse- •
Malt - - - 10
Samuel Wright the elder, (Mange-read, licroroudsry,
%nick:layer - J Id
John Clarkson, Illonot-ruvr, City-road, coal ma-r-
-ebuilt - - -• 3 11
gator:, Geddes, Alexander Geddes, sad Thomas Mal-
liken, late of Finalsury.plute ; aim/14 remhurch-
buildings, mer,bants• • - 3 11
Thouras lrasion, Camberwell, Surrey, port • master - 10
William Ilabemd and if iebnql 'trona-a, 01.1 Parark,
North Aridity adreet„.pletaro-franse-makem - 3 10
Albert 1)e IA Cour, New Liak.street, Leicester.
innate. jeweller - - 3 10
John litakipp, join. Beath-, %linen, carpenter - 2 12
I:elwas .1 Stanford, Castlisstrect, Len.asturl4lo4,
very atv:ale-keeme .; 2 11
John William Isherwood, Newgatea.street, cheese.
loonier 11
John Young, Cle,lerahaen,Gloncesteasinie,alealer and
ehapausa - - 1 11
hr,•!,4 Eglenettnn, late of Dean's court, St. Martin's.
1. !and ; but now of Paul• street, ranslinry,.gold-
s..iath . - g 12
1%,.,a:. lVcater, late of Rood-lune, London, user.
chant - 2 10
Tluain-s Axiom., late of Old North•strect, Rcd.liou-
eltrare, use:chant - 4 10
nIVI DEN DS.
Ilanotel Harrison, Kent-rued, Surrey, bricklayer 11
Davia, North-street, Chelsea, phi/Meter 10
Samuel kriasyson. Fleet-street, London. huen•ilraper 10
(bastes Cadman, Park-street, Islington,rarpenter 14
John Ralph Battier and John Jacob Zorulits, Dr.
vonshinc•srpiare, Ilisleapseate.street, London, lour-
chants
Daniel Blarlifoid and Richard Blachford, Lombard-
'tree, Interacts - 10
John Pepper, Late of Bamford, Essen, victualler -
WHhamnatoir and Robert Easton, jun. Outliers-
Miry, London, warchowemen - 1
Arthur Leer% Banbury, Oxfordshire, mercer - lY
CERTIFICATES.
James Prosser' of Sloarse•streer, Chelsea, Middlesra, grocer
Henry Geary, of Warrington, Lancaster, linen and woollen-
draper .
John Stiles, of Air-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, carpenter.
Joseph Staples Smith, of Liverpool. shoe-maker.
William Blackburn, of Leeds, York, woolataider.
Thomas Stunt, now sr late of Wilton, Herefonl, conifer's,.
A few nights ago, the mills of Mount-lane, in the
time of Newport, county of Tipperary, with a quan-
tity of. flour wild corn therein. were osnsuraed by,
fire. 'Die cause of this conflagration and destruc-
tion of property, is attributed is the malignity of
aurae person, as yet unknown, who, at the dead of
night (an unusual flood theo prevailing in the ri-
r'vrr) opened the sluice, by which the machinery was
set into ninth rapid motion as to cause ignition.—
The inlialnbuits, uu being alarmed, swiembletl with
great promptness, and, by their active and unre-
mitting exertions, which merit the highest enco-
mium., soou clitcked the further progress of the
(Luna'.

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