The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-27 00:00:00

FOR.FiIaIV IATELLIGEIVCE.

PAM, JUNB 17.—The Bayonne Gazette of the
13th of June, contains the•folloWirrg particulars :
His Majesty King JOSEPH NAPOLEON arrived
on the 7th inst. at eight o'alock,.at Pau. 'As soon
as the Emperor Was informed of it, be repaired from
the Castle of Marrac, to meet his. Serene Brother.—
His Majesty, met the King two,miles front Bayonn'e,
and brought him in his carriage to Marrac, where
he passed the evening; Her. Majesty, the Empress,
attended by her Ladies in waiting, met the King on
the cteus of the Palace. Immediately afterwards,
the Dep nation of the Grandees of Spain,. I.vith'the
Duke DEL INPANTADO at their head, had ' the
honour of being presented to King JOSEPH NAPO-
LEON, by his Excellency M. AZANZA, Minister of
Valance ior the Kingdom of. Spain.' The President
of the Deputation .made the following speech to.the
-King :
" SIRE—We feet the most lively joy in presenting
ourselves before your Majesty. The presence of
yonr Majesty is necessary to the.re-establishment of
our country. The Grandees of Spain have at all
times distinguished themselves by their fidelity to-
wards their Sovereign* 'Your Majesty shall meet
with the same•integrity and the same fidelity towards
your person. May your Majesty be pleased to ac-
cept our homage with the same benignity of whicil
you have given so away testimonies to your subjeth
of the kingdom of Naples,"
To this his Majesty answered
" That he should devote himself altogether to the
govertynent of Spain ; that all his endeab ours should
be employed to bring order into the finances, and re-
organise the naval and military force ; that Spain
-might rely upon the preservation of her rights ; that
In, would rule only by virtue of/the laws; and finally,
t hat' the Grandees at Spin might-be Assured of tiis
especial,proteetion."
Messieurs URQ.III3O and CEVALLOS were then ad-

Initted to an audience with his Majesty, who con-
ferred with them a Considerable time concerning the
ifairs of the kingdom.
The Deputation of the Council of Castile; was
iitterwards introduced, and .made
,the following
Speech '
" Sum !—The Council of Castile, the first of the
thpterne Courts of Justice of the Spanish nation, hay-
ing at their head DON MANUEL DE LARDIZABAL, DON
JOSEPH CoLAN, the eldest of the deputation, has the
honour to offer its homage to yoUr Majesty, and to
testify its especial joy at the happy aud,,wished-for
..secession to the throne of 'Spain Of the Serene Bro-
ther of the great NAPOLEON, whose fame has
eclipsed the glory of antiquity. Your Majesty has
Merited his choice, and your Serene Person unites
the sublime qualities which support and stfengthen
thrones. _ _

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" Your Majesty constitutes a parr of the family
&stilled by Providence to govern., The fame of
your deeds has stretched kself over the Pyroonees,
and spread over all Spain.
Nohlii Spaniards ! indalge in hope. The Ca-
tholic: worship shall not suffer the least wrong. It

shall retain A its purity,.and be the sole religion in
t:..e country. 'fhb Laws, the lawful Customs, the

COotts of Justice, the Clergy? the national Colleges,
Sh“ill be maintained, and ameliorated for the betietN
1' Chinch- and State. The various Orders of
J.i.ingdon, the necessary supports of every true
;\lottaicity, shall continue in the lenjoyment of their
preroo-atives. The poor shall be relieved. The in-
• tegrity of Spain and the property of every one shall
iiii•itilAby respe6ted.
`‘. These are the berviccs which we e,xpe6l from
11)Glotown beneficence of your Majesty. Such are

‘yi;lte4 which Olt; . cat Castile, under
the Keseni Lircum‘itances, forms. Heaven graht
hat these vviihes mJy he fulfilled, .and that yc,ur
.aiesty may be the happiest Alenareh in the whole
world.:"
His Maiesty discoursed a considerable time with
this Deputation, boncerning the vart-ous' establish-
ments 91 the -.kingdom. He retnarked a great re-
isvitiblaoce between- thelawi of Spain, and-those of
the Kingdern of Naples.
The Deputations of the Council of. the inquisi.
tion, of cite lriciies, and Finances; were pr6enteti to

tiw King of Spain.
"Alojesty aid to the Deputies of the Inquisi-
.ol7n, that " he considered the worship of 9oci as
the bails °fall mdrality, and of general prosperity ;
that other CtAihtries allowed of-different forms of
soli ian,.,hut that he considered it as the felicity
of Spain that she had but one, una.. that the true

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j. Hie 'Majesty answered the Council of the IndieS,
that " lie 4bouid not consider America is a colony,
but ag.atk int,?gral part of Spin, -and that its wel-
fare would be as de4r to hiht aswthat of leis Ffnropea'n
Btates."
His Majesty answered the Council of Finances,
that " he well knew he had much to effect in this
branch that,,the pay, of the soldierk and sailor: was

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the help of his faithful Spaniards, that he should
be able. to provide a remedy for,that evil."
The Deputation of the Mtlnary Force of Span),
with the Duke DEG PAttaue at its head, then ad-•
dressed the King, who answered that lie had confi-
dence in the fidelity and attachment of the Spanish
liconsider it (he added) an honour to be
the first Saldier of the Army, and were it necessary,
as in ancient times, in. your cantlid's ;iv; t h the
Moors, yoti should see, me at your head, in every
danger, advanCe to repel the unjust attacks of the
eternal Enemies of the Continent. You may assure
all who have served the State under my widecessors,
that they shall enjoy their pay; pensions:, titles, and'
emoluments; and that I pledge my hotiourto re.
ward ancient services, as it they bad been 'performed
under my own Government," .
After this audience his Majesty, at ten in the
evening, repaired to 'his apartments, sdnd supped
with their Majesties the Emperor and Empress.