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in the event of Vs Majesty's approval of the propositions of
the dents, to immediately 'crisis's the rules sod iestreetiess
fee the etettion of Demititsa, and to publish a Maoileum
explanatory of the Ossistlietional motive. in support of
the ninny propelled.
ss His Majesty ►as examined, with great salisfactim, the
ideas of a Provisional Jam, to provide, for the present, for
the assembling of the Cortesof she kierdowe, which Is ono
of the Ant wishes of hie Majesty; sad it Ash °Weird ewe to
annonsce to your Excellesey that the Provisinual Jests
eimeW be informed that has approves is every part the ems-
proposed by the Just., and desires That i imme-
diately proceed to carry them into toccata's.
The official Gazette also Contains several De-
crees, of which we give an extract.
One of these Decrees orders the meeting of a mew
Council of State. composed as follows
Joachim Blake, President. D. Pedro Agar. D. Gabriel
Ciacar, the Ca►diaal of Bourbon, D. Andre bsreia, D. Mar.
tie Garay, D. Francois Xavier Commies, D. Joseph Marisiso
Almon, D. Pedro Cevallue, the Marquis of Pcdroblsece,
D. hullo Navarro, D. Jeep► Alt-Wows, D. Astosio Roes
Dirsatcoiss Negates, sod D. &tetras VIIIIII-
- Jeeeph Luyaado, sad D. Jess Madrid Davi le, Socrerwriss.
By another Decree his Majesty accepts the re-
signation of the Duke of San Fernando, First Se-
cretary of State. and appointed Ambassador Ex-
traordinary to the Court of Vieni,s. He is suc-
ceeded by D. Evaristo Peres, Minister of Spain at
Hamburgh. 1). J.O Jabs% formerly Minister
Plenipotentiary at eourtantinople, is charged, od
interims. with the iliort-folio of the First Secretary
of State.

By • third Decree his Majesty accepts the re-
signation of D. Joseph Marie de Ales, Minister of
War, and has appointed to his place Lieutenant•
General the Marquis of Amor'llas.
By a fourth Decree his Majesty has appointed
D. Antonio Portia. Secretary of State for the
Colonies.

By • Decree of the 14th March. his Majesty has
ordered the provisional re-establishment of all the
constitutional tribunals exercising the judicial
power conformably with the Comtitution, •od re-
gulation of the 10th October, 1814. He requires
all the Members of his Tribunals to take the
oath then required by the General and Extraordi-
nary Cortes.

A Decree of the 16th of March ordains, that
the oath to the Constitution should be taken by all
the inhabitants of the kingdom in like manner as
ia 1814.

By another Decree of the 17.11, the King. in
order to avoid all doobtd on the subject of the
election of persons to compose the Constitutional
Assemblies, the meeting of which is immediately to
take place. has declared, that in conformity with
the secommendation of the provisional Junta. the

some persons who in 1811 were A Icedes, Itegidores,
end Syndics, any be re-elected for the present
year.

CIRCULAR OF TH6 MINISTER OF THE
INTERIOR.
" His Majesty bee ordered, that pith the advice of the
Provisioaal Jests of the 16th lastest, the aonirersary of the
publication of the Politics! Coestitatiots of the Spanish
Mase►chy shall he celebrated pith ell soleunslty, which
the General sad Eztraerdiusry Cortes ordained.by the De-
cree of the Ibib March, 11113."

" At the Niue, March 17, INS,
(Mired) "D. JOSEPH GARCIA DE LA TORRE.*