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TITLE XIT.-..01? ."FIE ADMINT3TR ATI° THE, Ft.

NANCE!;. -
103 t. The Royal Vales are irrevocably, declared a
national debt. •
103. The tolls in the interior, between distri&
and distrid, and province and province, argeglish-
ed, and will be transformed to the frontiers and
coasts:
104. There shall be an uniform system of Taxa-
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tion for the whole kingdom.
105.- All existing iirivileges conferred upon cor-
porations-or individuals, are abolished. An indem-
nification shall be made for the loss of those privi-
leges which were acquired by a pecuniary conside-
ration.
106. The nomination
.of all Officers belongs to
the King, or the Authorities whom he empowers,
according to the laws and, regulations. ,
TITLE XIII.-GENERAL REGULATIONS..
107. There shall be a permanent aliiancis by sea
and land, offensive and defensive, between France
and Spain. The contingent to be furnished by each
of the respetaire Powers, in case of a Cnininental
or Maritime war, shall be provided by a sepArate
treaty. Tn 4 Expedition under the Command of Sir
108. Foreigners who have performed, or: may
—Mobaz passed the Downs yesterday, and we have .!
hereafter perform, great services to tie State; who c
'may prove useful from their talents, inventions, er nu (lowa (hat it will reochSpitheadin the course of
zeal and aaivity ; who may form great establish- this day. J-' per measures have been taken for re"
petits, or purFhase landed estates paying a tax ot. 50 victualling the Transports, and they will sail,agai4
hard piastres—are admissible to the lights of liar m.- a •
lization in Spain. The King confers this indulgence upon their further destinat i'on immediately. Su-Jong
through his Minister for Internal Affinrs upon con- arri,-ed'ih town on Sattirday night, tind had 3
suiting his Council of. State. .
haw- interview. with Lard CASTLEREAGH. The troop'
109. The residence of every mlnOitant of the
lonise new EXpeditH ate embarking, and will be
Spanish territory is an iniolable sanctuary. It can
only be entered in the day tattle, and tor a put pose ready? to
•sail in a iew days. It is said that the whole
cotinnanded by law, or in execution of au order issu- of the: tor.L.e, to be,:empiu)ed for the assist ince of the
ed' by the public magistracy.
110. No person donticiliated in the Spanish terri- illatnotnn •tp 40,090 men that flf°
tory can be arrested, except in the actu cum,t,is- One! Cominind given to Sir HEW DALRYlsi-
stun of a crime, or by vii toe ()fa la•wful warrant' in pLE.,:utd that he "w
ill nave under hnn Generals
writing.
lord CHATHAN, WELLESLEY, 111 ORF. and Sparr,
tit_ In order tct the execution of a warrant tof
arrest, it is neceSsary, Ist, '1 hat tne'reason 'of the dtt and that C.;;bralf.ir will be the point of rev,-
'rest shall be formally set forth therein, and thlrAiyilefiv... t the ,„,1,46
o f
shall state the. law enjoinin4 the same. 2J. Tinit,l
it shall be granted by an authority furiviihN34"lll-°-)! " TuF. Miblin Journal, ()t the 14111, Which we re'
powered by= law to grant it. 3d. that its t.ontelni
shall be communicated, and a copy thereof gitcn to
-the person to whom it applies..
112. No Jailor or Prison-keeper can receive
or any one in custody, without, entering in
Register a Copy of the Warrant of Commitment,
lodidnient, or Sentence, or in a word, every , order
whatsoever in virtue of which he holds the person

• ceived this' morning, contains the following Letter
horn Cork.:--." '
" Colt K., JOLY 'morning the Expeditioo .
sailed froth:Our 'Harbour, under convoy of His Air
TeSty's-.Stiii`c Donegal,, liiiiitance, and Csocodile.
At three O'clock, A.M. thR Resistance got undet
weigh, and was hollowed by the Transports. Ait'l
the greater part of the latter had passed the Done•
gal, on board which Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY 3-
suite were embarked, she weighed anchor and stooa,
- out ;to sea. On her passing Carlisle Fort, she re.
cdivied 'and returned a salute of fifteen guns, whiCh
gaffe an interesting effea to a .speaaele otherwise
peculiarly grand and affe&ing. When our Messel
ger left Cote this morning, the whole •had cleorei
the harbour, and the wind has continued with a OW

itt custody.
113. Every Jailor or Prison-keeper shall be coni-
pelled, and no older- whatsoever shall be considered
a 5 'an impediment, to bring his prisoner, as often as
he shall. be required to do so, before the Magl:trate
charged with the affairs of the Police.
114. The relatives and friends of the prisoner shall
pot be prevented from entering the prison, upon
their producing an order. from the Magistrate.' A
specific order from the Judge to the Jailor can alone
ju.ility the detaining of a prisoner in close custody.
115. Persons not authorised by law to issue war-
rants of commitMent, who shall give orders tbr ar-
resting, or cause to be arrested, any persop whatso-
aF, well as those who, in casts 'of legal arrest,
shall detain the prnionerNie. any place not known as
a le t jail; an,l alilaitorq contravening the three
ptcy;ling articles are-:guilty of the crime of arbt-
tra:y impriionMent.
116. The present ConstiiMional Statute shall suc-
cessively, and according to the importance of the re-.
spective articles, he caAied into execution by ao)al
Decrees or Eth.as, so that .the whole. shall be in ope-
ration bet Ore the t st of
,January, 18
117. The Freed() a of the Press shall be,regulated
two years alter the Constitutional Stamte shall have
been in oireritiou. The Cones shall pass a law
spetting the Free‘loin ut the Press.

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'THE SUN.

SOLIM DICZRZ F:ALSIIM AuDEAT ?

L 0 N D 0 IV,

MONDAY, JULY 13, 1308.

THE Orestes is arrived atYlymou!li with Dis-
patches from Lord COLLINGWO3D and. Sir Clikl:LES
CorroN. By the former it appears that all the.
French who were in Algarve, the southern Province,
of Portugal, have been put to dekh or taken pri-
soners ; and that a dreadful aElion has been fought
between Saragossa and Barcelona, in which the
French forces have aithost wholly been ctut to pieces.
All Portugal is in a state of insuereelion. • •

Advicei, dated off St. Lucar, from General 'SPEW.
CER,, state that he was hastening towards Cadiz
and as he passed the Southern Coat of Portugal, the
Portuguese Flag was hoisted on all the forts and
batteries.

'The General landed at Ayamonte,- and fouiliV
every thing in a secure state in the GOadiari47itii
whole Province of Algarve was restored vart.4r
power of the Portuguese, and the
.FrenchrAttleb,7l.
ments at Villareal and Castromarin had surrendvreo
to the Portuguese without opposition.

WE have received a priVate Letter from HolNid',-
which confirm the report of the disgrace of Ir L
LEYRAND. BUONAPAR2E has not absolutely put Ulm.
•
in pri,on, but he has given hini an entploytnent
which renders him little better than a Prisoner: He
is entrusted with the care of the late King and Queen

of Spaitl, and as they are confined to a limited spa,lip,t,

their Gat)lei is under the same reitriEtions
•
The nevys.oi the Surrender of the French)Elei*