The National Register.
London, England, 1808-07-24 00:00:00

ORDERS QP THE SUPREME JUNTA AT IS ADAJOS.

CORUNNA, Jr: 1.7 9.—A respectable person of this city re-
ceived a letter yesterday by the post:,, wr.iten by a Priest to his
brother, to the foilowing effect :--
" it is notorious that Murat, apprised that in various places
they opened the mails, and killed thoF,e persons who favour the
French interest, has adopted the infamous plan of writing to the
Magistrates. elected by the people, a letter to the following
purport
" Sir, I observe what you write me, and on such a day will
arrive in your neighbourhood, with the number of French troops
you desire, in order to restrain the Revolutionists."
" Such are the contents; and the object is, manifestly, that
when the letters are opened. treason may be attributed to the
new commanders, and their death may be occasioned, and the
army of the Patriots be left without leaders.
" This expedient, which has been detected, gives some idea
of the precaution necessary to avoid the consequence of the per-
Ady of Murat and his agents, v•ho are endeavouring to spread
discord and confusion among the people in every possible direc-
tion, If *olefin and good order be not preserved, we shall never
accomplish the purpose we have in view, which is to defend
our religion. our country .and our beloved Soverei,vn, Ferdinand
VII. He v,,liant and loyal ; respect the Magistrates and Con-
stituted Authorities, forget private resentments, and all will
be attained."
iladajos, 41st Jane, ISM,"

ALICANT, JUNE 16.—The insurrection in Spain has been
ea musse in every confer. The only places now in the possession
of the French are, Madrid and Barcelona ; hut the communica-
tion between those cities am! France has been cut oil; and a
division, consisting of 15,000 men, sent from Madrid to Seville,
hag been destroyed during its march, which has had a surprisim:
elect on the public mind,— Each province raises its own army,
and appoints its own rendezvous. In Alinanza no fewer than
160,00 men are, to a considerable degree, organized, and a
large portion of them is scut iota Catalonia.—The regular
panish army, to a man, is decidedly against the French cause,
and is uniformly emplojed in heading, incorporating, and dis-
ciplining their country►nen.—ln the city of Valencia, the
populace have ►massacred all the French prisoners, to the num-
ber of 300, and, it is feared, that 100 in jail here, will share
the ►ame fat.-.—Our Freerh Consul is in the common jail, hay-
ing no meausi of communication with his countrymen.

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PO ItT UC;AI..

Manuel .T. G. ii.pnleedo, Commander of the Order of Christ,
4,-. 4c. Gove• w.,r of the Province of Tasios Monies;

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Feeling it to he my duty under the preent circumstances, to
take all iseces.ar•• care for the safety of this province, more par-
ticularl., as it contains i q iroops of the hat. I make known to
all debertert, that, 111 WV name of the Prince Regent of Portugal,
our Soverstio. 1 pardau •acb, if, within lif:een days, they
repair to this town, and enrol tacmselves in my presence in the
troops which lips about to form, sa:tier the °dicers who gave
proofs their hoalt win the la a reduction of the enemy. I
iuviie, those who aided in that affair to enlist, and
protni..! them ratiiii.s and other provisions. in the present pos-
ture of ap.tirt:, no more is (ad- are:necessary to excite the trot
Portuguese, coa•i.lering the exzunpe of their neighbours, the
8im.0.,r,1•. Nivea! tit our 11e441-quaters at BraganZa.
June 11, I8(8, Sfevr.rfp.a.

EDI(' C.
Thp prlvisional Supreme f'ouncil of Auveraturot of Oporto,
culls vrtcriut of auy regiment of the 'Ape,