The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-07 00:00:00

ments.

If French blood should be spilt again, you in par-
ticular shall he accouctable to the Emperor NApo•
4,how, whcie wrath or, clemency no one ever pro.
yoked' in vain, Your weakness would be the more
inexcusable, ' after I have recalled to your memory,
with the greatest diligence and earnestnvsi, the most
Important duty which 'you have to fulfil,

But I promise -myself a better futority, trusting
that the Ministers of Itengion, the Magistrates, Spa-
niards of the highest rank, in one word, that all
classes will endeavour to avoid the disturbances that
might be prejudicial to, the improvement of Spain.
Tg all General Officers and Military men employed
•
In the di4rent Provinces of the Monarchy, the con-
-46 which has been observed by the troops of
the Royal Household,' and of the garrison of Ma-
drid, zmd the Spanish military quartered imittie
Coact, is • a ...model worthy of imitation on.this
inentAle occasion. Shduld my hopes be' itistrale4,
7,yocuzeance will bo in feed Crqbnenclocs ; but if

realized, I shall be happy in announcing In the Ern..
peror, that his judgment re,peEtiug the natives of •
Spain (to whom he extends his esteem and piec-
tion) has not heel erroneous.
Head2Quarteis, Madrid, the 5.1 d May, 808.
(Signed) .10nentra.
By his Imperial-and Royal Highness the
General of the Staff,
AUGUSTIN 8414A.1111.

I make known to the Inhabitants of the City ,of,
Cadiz, that Signor DON GONZALO O'FAftast?.Se• •
cretary of State and War, communicates to me rte
follows, under date May 3:— •
An•event provoked by a few persons disobediebt
to the laws caused yesterday an uproar in this Court;
the result of Which might have been mournful fc4.
all the honoured and distinguished inhabitants of
this city, if the prudence and patriotism. a',
Councils, Alcades and'Judges, direaed by the Su'
preme Junta of Government, had not succeeded in ,
quelling it, and re-establishing tranquillity**.
e-ening. Let this melancholy eXtunplc be tiOst
•
of the kind for the people to experience; Jet the
whose duty it is to watch °vet' trangnililtrand eck
(sensible of the necessity) .be'llitive in perlgtmlfil
direaing their endeavours to promote this k0P304
objet}, agreeably to the,wishes of the
1-lighness Dow ANTONIO, tberefore,by advice
same, orders the Royal Audience to be assembliO •
the receipt of- this dispatch, to consult immollec
ly and adopt measures to
.maintain inirloletrt
possible harmony with the "trench troopi,,
bring back the lower classes from their errors Ffi:illa
direaed zeal, which can only bring misfOrtune_eppo
them, and involve the Most 100-ocent part of tlieltl'
habitants in utter ruin. • ""

The Junta of the GovernMent also r?.
require/ ..r
Excellency to acquaint the Right Rev..Bishop99.o'
Prelates of ComMunities,; Parish Priests, the N°°'
I:ty and Justices of, Distrias, of the direalot4
jai
have given respeaing this essential business, lair! tri,
invite them to contribute-all. in their Power toWar4!
the attainment of its objeCt by the'rneans Of their
autl,iority, by the councils and influence OpOrtaiv
ins to their Ministry. Your Excellency,tolV!
commend in all places through which French goo
may pass, to continue as hithertO to 'supply
generoUsly with every thing they May Stand ill
P!
of, and the Justices to take under their especist Pr'F'"
teCtion any individual of 'dile said .Nation
rob
be insulted or ill-treated, by administerinq
4frnmediate and stria justice. Ani10;17.,:
your
.gxcellpilcy .may folio vt,, in every reSieo, PtF.
system edeptet4 by' Govouppept, y°¢
are to- impress all the inhabitants of your tlistriS,
with the conviction that our Sovereign neither koo4l
nor forms any other wishes bat for the Kapp
itie°
of the nation, the integrity of its territory, tmeri"
l
vileges of its provinces, the preservation of all close,
and inviolable respea to property. All 141.01'
Commtinieate to your Noble-and Loyal CRY,
all may rest assured of the protection of our` woo,
Sovereign, and of the Junta of Govermugnt!,l se..t
cure the happiness of the nation, and the
lity and repose of his beloved, sobjeCt‘ acidrejeo 11
reports that malice and Ignorance May inVent I° th.
contrary.
,MMILIEL DS LAVO74'

Cadiz, Mall 7, 1808.
The' POrtuguese Ainbassadoi and }Wei
Nuncio had an interview with terd
the Adeniralty yesterday.' • held
Oa Saturday, at three o'clock,. his Majesty -)
a Privy Council at the Quays's Pal:tce,--whith ‘cei
attended by the , I.OhD CIIANCHLI.oRi Ills DLikelii'
PORTLAND, LUIS CAMDEN, WESTAiORLAND, 0,
TRURST, and CUATIAAII4, ViSCOUD TI.E
t CASgP::o
Lords HAWK.SSBURT and MuLonsvt,
attended yl
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asa
yt dl
met:
okS
rßoncii
naigvl;:e latt.ttSlnti Council, ;1: EvsoPh,
ci
1:04: scC3:tiTi
rri
hour.
JESTY left town in his travelling carriage►
by a party of light horse,,horse,,'WindsOr.: W . oil
..,tarre encl.-the Patticissas, ibllowed riAtet
they were condu6ted-ter their carrrages,bl
of NVALEs and Duke of CAtetsittnoe. 1.00.
MAJESTY'S Birth-day• wascclebrated at,' :0,
sor with every demonstratiOn of joy. rf he NObie.i
his MAIRSTY'S Tradesmen, and others, aseTi,f3
at the Town-hall in the evening, and partufPloyal
sumptuous supper ; alter whit!, a nutnher
songs were sung and sentiments drank. The
MI, the Inns, and the boniest in general woo
Haney illuminated.
bra2tecl7N his SiVelßATEls*T—rTs ei
rtlh7fduatyl
gatta on the River;. they started from ‘"), for
bridge, in six boats, all elegantly painted and gi'ol,lo
the occasion. They proceeded io
Mr. TOWNLBY WARD'S house, kit 'Sur'el' ger
'where they landed on a tneadow tylonging
TAGUS qROVIiIt, Esq. wlid had it a) 04,0.1
their reception, and had Provkled- a spin pt nou,s t 74.
collation,
thermosconssting of e‘ery thing in se:ls"11.'1,0,
wGitieinstllnre3tin'airotte;
ther with
After regaling themselves ter _about an hour, Adi,
returned through Windsor Bridge, round a'ia I;S
opposite the Brook Rouse meadow. The .dllO
the Statfordshire Militia attended, "11'n wel-.1 ill"
bUted id the different boats, and played 500'3
()t sosit
tiai pieces.--" God savo die,. Xing: t
"if. sroo
return, a grand display Of tine-work''
barge, by Mr. Moody. `A. slumber orgentecily
ties followed the p'roeesAion in pleastina-003!
snores were lined with'sP ietator'