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46 THE PALACE, Nov. 27. 180.
" Considering the state in which the trials at present are, and
transferring the commission under the same Presidency of the
Captain-General to the three Alcaldes, Sobrado, Vazquez, and
Valtenebro ; and in case of divisions or bad health, affecting any
of them, to Soler and Garcia de la Torre, it is my pleasure, before
deciding upon the cases which have come under review, that it
should di•clare to me those who shall not he included in the laws of
Title I. Book I. of the ninth Recopilation, and in Titles I. and 11. of
Book XII. ; and in like manner those persons whom the accused
shall allege to have abounded in the same sentiments, and the prin-
ciples and foundations on which they both depend."
" 'l'he laws in question relate to the disloyal, to traitors, dis
turbances, and tumults.
"To such a question the tribunal answered, " that there had
not been any seized who were comprehended in those laws, nor
any accused of lese-Majesty." 'l'he King in a rage at this reply,
and knowing that no judge, however unjust, would lend himself
to his views in condemning the innocent for guilty, took upon
himself that office, caused the clerks of the court, under pain of
death, to bring to him the proceedings ; they did so in fact, in
consequence he ordered all the coaches to be stopt, and by him-
self pronounced the following sentences, ordering that on the
same night the condemned should depart in the coaches pro-
vided, which was executed as commanded :
" LIST OF THE SAID SENTENCES.
" PRISON OF TILE COURT.—Calatrava, Deputy to the Extraor-
dinary Cortes, sentenced to eight years imprisonment in the garri-
son of Molilla.—Romaja, Editor of the Conciso Journal, ten years.
—Sanchez Barbero, librarian of St. Isidro. ten years.—Golfin, Co-
lonel, and Deputy in the Extraordinary Cortes, ten years impri-
sonment in the castle of Alicant.—Santa Maria, landed proprietor,
banished to Cadiz.—Traver, Deputy to the Extraordinary Cones,
confined in Peniscola.
" PRISON OF SAN JUAN DE DlOS.—Arguelles, Deputy to the
Cortes, to serve ten years as a common soldier in the regiment sta-
tioned at Ceuta.—Alvarez Guerra, Minister of the Interior, to serve
in like manner.—Garcia Herreros, Deputy to the Cortes, and Mi-
nister of Grace and Justice, to serve eight years in chains in the
garrison of Comera.—Martinez de la Rosa, to serve eight years in
that of Pinon.—Teran, Deputy to the Cortes, to undergo the same
punishment six years at Mahon.—Agar, Member of the Regency, is
banished to Santiago in Galicia.—Capaz, Deputy to the ordinary
Cortes, to be a prisoner in the castle of Santi Petri.—Quintana,
Secretary of Translation, to be a prisoner six years at Pamplond.
—Villacampa, Captain General of New Castile, to be a prisoner in
the castle of ontinich.
" PRISON OF THE CnowN.—Gallego, an Ecclesiastic, Deputy to
the Cortes, to be confined four years among the Carthusian Monks
of Xeres.—Cepero, the same, Deputy, to be confined six years
among the same order at Seville.—Gargia Page, Deputy, to he
confined six years in the convent of La Salceda.—Larrazabel, De-
puty, to be confined in a convent in Goatemala.—Oliveros,Deputy,
to he four years in the convent of San Antonio de la Cabrera.—
Villanueva, Deputy, to be six years in the convent of La Salceda
—Zorraguin, Deputy, to work eight years in irons, in the garrison
of Alhucemas.—Munoz Torrero, Ecclesiastic and Deputy, to be
confined six years in a convent in Gallicia.—Ramos Arispe, De-
puty, to be six years among the Carthusians of Valencia.—Feliu,
Deputy, to be confined six years in a castle in Arragon.
64 PRISON OF THE INVALIDS.—Ciscar, Member o the Regency,
banished ten years to Peniscola.—Valdes, Vice-admiral, and Go-
vernor of Cadiz during the siege, to be confined ten years in the
castle of Alicant.
46 PERSONS WHO WERE ARRESTED IN TIIEIR OWN HOUSES.---ZR-
malacarregni, Deputy, to he imprisoned at Valladolid.—Duenas,
Deputy, to be imprisoned in the town of Valencia.—Canga Ar-
guelles, Deputy, to be banished eight years to Peniscola.—Ro-
manillos, Counsellor of State, to be banished to the Canaries.—
Don Thomas Gonzales Carbajel, formerly Minister of the Treasury,
who several months ago was free in, virtue of a sentence of the 'I ri-
!tuna!, has been sent for ten years to the castle of Pamplona.
" N. B. In several of these cases of condemnation there are,
moreover, tines to the Royal Treasury; in others, a deprivation of
employments ; in almost all, they are for the time at the disposal of
the will of the King, and in all there is a prohibition to possess any
new einelovinents.
" Don Pablo Lopez, called the Cojo de Illatagci (the lame man of
Malaga), who, as one of the Liberates, was tried by the commission,
and sentenced to ten years imprisonment in chains; has beeu con-
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skinned, by the King, to be hanged."
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THE NATIONAL REGISTER•

LONDON :
SUNDAY, JANUARY 7.

THE arrivals of Foreign Intelligence this week have been

numerous.

FROM FRANCE—we have received several papers and
private letters. The Ministers have expressed their deter..
mination to risk every thing rather than suffer any alteration
in the project of the law of amnesty, as first drawn up by
them. The pure Royalists are determined to contest the
matter warmly.
Private Letters have arrived from Paris, dated on Mon.
day last. The King's answer to the Chamber of Deputies,
alluding to the discussion upon the amendments to the am.
nesty law, pretty plainly hints to them, that he is determined
to adhere to hid intentions as expressed in the law proposed
to the Chamber in his name. These letters give us further
assurances of this ; and add, that his Majesty will risk a
dissolution of the Chamber rather than accede to the
amendment. Last Tuesday was appointed for its final dis.
cussion. Lavalette has not been retaken. The goalor and
two turnkeys of his prison have been arrested, and exa.
mined on suspicion of having favoured his escape.
Fouche's dismissal and exile is stated to be certain. Baron
Montalembert, the Secretary to the French Embassy here,
is to succeed him as Envoy to the Court of Dresden.
A letter has been published from the Duke of Wellingto ft,
on the subject of the Protestants, to the Secretaries of the
London Association. His Grace seems to have adopted the
opinions lately addressed to himself, and thinks that the
persecution is at an end. We believe the Society have
other information, and on these matters we do not impli-
citly rely on his Grace. We should collect from it, however,
that he considers the French King to observe the Charter.
in SPAIN, it will be seen, in another part of our paper,
that FERDINAND is proceeding with unexampled severity
against the men of liberal opinions, and it is said that his
Minister has obtained the suppression of a paper at Ham"
burgh, for commenting upon his conduct. The house of
Bourbon in France will of course protect his character