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loyalty to the King. Just as his Welty passed
the pier he was saluted by all the guns in the .har,
boor, mud by nine distinct cheep from his iubjeella;
while the Ladies mingled in the affectionate cvvngl:
tulasitiuskeby enthusiastically waving their hundlqilva,.
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Sot Owevesseet of the Blownli of Mattammilid limeshly beg
bar to approach your filidestyorrd Mileitallsrear respectful
hiairime to your Majesty, awl to 'rilenat"Shr Majesty to
sworpt of oar sincere eengratulatium us your Jerrie* within
this secietit Borough. Permit in to take the pireamtropper.
*unity of again saserteg your Majesty of our
attachment to your Royal person and to your illue#lo4llo,
House; and of our sacred regard to those prieeipletsrlolgla
placed your Majesty's Family es the Thrones( Uwe asimi
—that yielding to none of your Majesty's subjects is AIWA
attachment to your Majesty, we sincerely pray that your Ms.
jeggestmige may be happy sod prosperora,and that it may be
hug continued, to support the priocipkw of our excelleet
Cohmitutiosi, sod to administer the laws, and to away the
sceptre of these realms in justice and is clemency.

The town sf Ryde was splendidly illuminated in 1
the'everaing: Ilia Majesty was on deck. and per-
biting !Istoplesdrd °Watts which the illumination
•and.lsonfireacreatod,..tha ,yacht returned the corn-
taliment by sky-rocket. wad blot light.. His Ma-
jesty gave a. partingdinner to-day tosleteral wf the
most distitigutslied visitants, inteadiao to Wive the II
place to-worrow.

PORTSMOUTV, IOgrTENNEIN:3O4/
Last morning. about ten o'clock. the' Karl,
GVorge picht;-with hilt Mali* on hoard, .neemil-
paaird by the Wye, Captain Fifties.; .firifp;
Captain MONTAGU ; Hind, Captain Sir C. BY Pr

SHICHINTER, SILPTIDISER 90.

Yesterday afternoon, about three o'clock, his
Majesty arrived at the Swan Inn in this tity, on his
way to Brighton. The Royal standard had been
previously hoisted on our venerable Tower, and the
magnificent brewery of Messrs. Homphry at West
Gate. A large concourse of people, including the
most respectable Gentlemen of the city, were as-
sembled to greet their Sovereign. The balcony
id front of the Inn, and the windows of the adja.
not houses, were crowded with elegantly-dressed
Alludes, who, by the *seism of handkerchiefs, add.
ed much to the effect produced by this gratifying
display of loyalty. His Majesty appeared in west
excellent health and spirits ; and after remaining
about five minutes, departed amid the animating
cheers of the multitude.
BRIGHToIi. gErnilledie 90.

okay ; at, (1 Came/mono Captain MtNemr* moves

•mp from Cowes ituttils to Spithead, and tame td as
anchor, for the purpose of receiving Addresses to
his MAJESTY from the towns of Gosport and Port.
Des, and for landing his MAJESTY in the garrison.
lusinedintely on the anchoring of the squadron a ;
deputation of the inhabitants of Gosport proreeded
oil board in a boat. furnished from the doclt•ydsds
and presented the following Address

We have the happiness to state that the King
arrived here last evening, in the best health and
spirits, from Portsmouth,.
His Majesty will leave us either this day or to•
morrow for his palace in Pall-mall. in order to be
present at a Council summoned for Monday.
We are assured, from the hest authority, that it
is his Majesty's intention to return hither imme-
diately on the termination of the proceedings now
pending in Parliament.

His Royal Highness the Duke of York took his
departure on Thursday morning far the metropolis.
Brighton is now einpliatically itself; it is in (ten-
oned gaiety. Youth and beauty, rlerance and
fashion, diffuse among us cheerfulness and pleasure.
It is an universal remark that the town was never
more brilliant than at the present moment.
Several families of distinction are now at hotels
and waiting for vacancies in large houses, which
are extremely scarce.

FOREIGN INTSLLIGENCE.

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A ohm glue au•iiiswev. Cadis-of this fever, and It is remosied that other SEPTEMBER 16.
.ddreas of the Mayor sad inhabitants have been attacked with it. It is also M. Pingblunc proposed that a Committee shoul4l
be appointed to correct the Acts and Journals of the
Comes, that they might be published with due aci2n-
racy, and a Committee w.is appointed, r:onsisting of

101,01 s. island of Leon, and at the port St. Mary.
sqd that it his assailed several other places which

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Orders have loom given tn. tibc most r;gorous
execution of measures of prevention, *Fitch hare

accordingly been put in force in the fron►ier depart.
meats of Spain, bordering on the Mediterranean.
The frontier on the hind side is carefully observed.

• . STOCKHOLM, SEPTEMBIR ht.

Mr. !atom:old! Minister from Rol:hold. has sr-
visett lnidie4,cus suite. Mr. St. George, who,
limo the departure or Lord sifoogrord, bed fel-
-11!led the folictions of Charge d'Alisires of hug
Britinnic Majesty at this place;luill repair forth.
with es Secretary of the Embassy to the Court of
Cotenant i nopl e.

SPANISH PAPERS.

MADRID, lEPTRMIRR IS.

We have before us • great number of documents
relative to occurrences in the provinces, which ap-
pear to coincide with those which took place lest
week at Madrid. Among others is • Procl filiation
issued by General O'Donojo, dated the Bth, in
which lie speaks of the creme at Madrid, and of the
law proposed to the Curses to regulate the patriotic
societies. He says lie published this information
that the evil-disposed may not give partial and ex-
aggerated accounts of what has taken place. We
learn by other channels, that General O'Doonju
has thought it necessary to move from their com-
muted several officers (Geres) ; and we observe with
regret some who had previously acquired • high
character.

ilielPisSOFlrtar sod four other Members.
The COMAMee of Finance proposed the follow.
ing minute of a det'ree 1-
1. Every foreigner settled its the Spanish territory, and
*kb property in its shall he considered as a citizen as !wig
as hs respects and obeys the Constitution.
3. The persons and property mentioned in the first Arlis
ele shall enjoy the sante protection as Spaniards and their
properly.
3. The property cannot he scquirstraled either by way of•
repoisat or on any oilier ground, unless they belong to the
Government.
°Meted to be considered on the 18th.
M. Garrli feted the Report of the Committee apt
pointed to propose mensures on the liberty (wines
all citizens should possess) of political discusaioo,
without abusing it. R-ad the first time.
Debate on the Nlajornts continued. Articles S
to 10 we're approved, modifications and addition•
bring made to some. Articles 7 and 8 were, how_

The accounts from Giiipuscos, Navarre, Arra.
goo, Murcia, Estremadunr, and Grenada, are sa-
tisfactory ; but in some places there have been
symptoms of alarm and mistrust, and from the
manner in which they are spoken of, they seem to
wear some sinology to the events at Madrid. The
information, winch is sent to the provirictta with the
utmost rapidity and celerity with which the Cap-
tains-General have communicated it, has stifled
every germ of discord, and tranquillised the good,
who are no friends to convulsions and distorbances.
Those who have a sincere and disinterested love for
the Constitution, desire nothing more than it may
be consolidated, and they know that so important
an object cannot be attained without first repressing
the disaffected, whatever be the disguise which they
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ever. withdrawn.
The Committees of Finance and Commerce
united, presented a report on a law relative to the
Customs.
Art. 1. There shall be a general Tariff of Cu►toms for the
whole Spanish Mutiarchy, which shall he in force from the
Ist Jasioary,lBll, in Europe, and from the Ist of March,
1821, iu the Colonies.
After a comriileralile debate the article was rip.
proved as far as the word " Europe" inclusive, and
it was reserved to a Committee to fix the time fur
the commencement of the operation of the law iu

Amerie:t.
Art. Y. The Cortes shall ratify or toned Tariff every
year, as may be neceosary.—Approteil.
A project of lite law woe presented relative to an
entire amnesty and perpetual oblivion of all political
offences in the Traisomertoe tweseisinne of the Mo•
welly, which was acceded to.—( Miscellanea, from
September 15 10 Id )

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jurisdiction,
had the homer of kissing hieNsi•itef hafi l-Llter 1 i
which they went °Weber,. His Majesty *et/ Went not to be 11 .
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cicloseiiPituffee the Mon. The pieeersi criiikied by 'in form, and - - ob.
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the Nobility and-Gentry there, who, with the.ishole The followi •.‘ is the Ati4lll