The Sun.
London, England, 1808-09-02 00:00:00

Is it possible, that you should be appalled by
fe.lr ,)t- death to such a degree, as to do nothing to
save your native land ? Ikcolleet your fair anterior
ft:ne ; lire no b tiger indolent and pusilanimous,
among traitors, who profane the sacred cup, devoted
to di% tne service, to get intoxicated in your sight.
The brave man and the coward dies but once; but
the just lives eternally with God.
" PALABIO.
" Governor of Minorca."
" Mahon, the z4th of lune, ISA"

D. Arznass LASAIICA and D. VINCENT, Duke De
E,trada, have been appointed by the provisional
Governor General, to receive the offers of those who
wish to enlist in the Army of Madrid, or make'con-
trihutions for the public service. The national Bank
's to take charge of the monies which-shall be paid
in for that purpose.
His Excellency Don Pziaxo GONZALES LLAMAS,
90MIllandeNiO.Cbiel of the Axn3y of Defence of
Valeilcia and Murcia, who is ow in this capital,
a.ddressed rite following proclamation to the troops
;Index h CORAuguid, betore he arrived here :

C tN ERAL OIUARS of the ilth August, ad,
Suers of the Army 01 Defence of the King-
of V 41116006 and igtercieiwpWe are on toe point
91 Cater' n g Atdrid. the Capital of the vast domi-
nions and kingcleaaa which compose our beloved
nation. The eagles of our enemies dread the aveng-
ing arm that comes to 4. hastise them for their ini-
quities. You have seen the temples and sanctuaries
outraged ix the most scandalous manner. That in-

heritauce of our forefathers, granted them by di-
Vine Providence, must be maintained by the Spanish
with all their might. The strictest discipline and
military order must be indispensably observed by
those who march in the road to glory. Let us ren-
•der ourselves worthy of that honour, in order that
!Ottr -Fellow Citizens may admire the virtues which
we ought to possess. Soldiers, be obedient to your
Chiefs, because it is your duty to be so, and be con-
/inced that they will never wink at undiscipline and
disorder, which cannot but disgrace them. Cum;,a-
mons in arms, chew your gratitude to the people of
Neweastile; who have so kindly endeavoured to meet
all our wants ; Madrid is its Capital, as it is that of all
SOiti ; treat its inhabitants as your brethren, and
let the Most perfett harmony prevail between them
and you. All this is recommended to yet% and ex-
peeted from your itkplty.uucl otledisuce, by your
Ge omit Partio.GoritAutz LLAMAS."(SuppIe.
vzvu of the "Madrid Gazdte of August 47.)

PitOCV MAT, ON
I:lrth4 General COn.inanding the Portuguese Army to the

solumrs of die h reiich Army is Yorwg~ci.

otroußs
o*
tht# e REsca
~.-11142 moment Winn to speak Openly to
Igoe who hitheflo bavo iliNted to listen to the
144Papof reason. Open your ere, Soldiers, to
the dal*
~D. 03, of ovils.vibiqb bate grown up tinder
YOQr feet' eatonh tbe'fotilish ambition Of your Eni-
l)erdr, the= iniptilicy, the avarice, arid the sanguinary
barbiblty of your Generals.
44 LiSt4l3 to tho ►woe, the cry plan army, which
Zia I:44ved mat a man may be a sialdier, and yet
4114348; that in tn.! same heart may' be united the
most 'intrepid bravery, with religion and morality.
What do you hope for from the Portuguese armies,
the brine Laglish, or the high-spirited Spaniards,
Our desrAllies, sworn enemies to your Government,
'which 'has with the greatest-atrocity, outraged the
nandversecuted the other ? To forge chains for
-Ivqj COdttry, or to perish in the field of battle.
hat a frightful alternative : it is nevertheless your
fate. But an allied and betrayed Prince ; but a
hOsnitable and pillaged nation ; but a pacific and
assassinated nation, demands our vengeance.--
There remains but one way of avoiding so cruel a
calamity. Abandon your colours ; come and join
yourselves .to our army ;if you do so, promise
you, it the name of the Prince, in the name of the
People, that .you shall be treated as friends, and that
you- shall one day have the pleasure of returning to
your homes); and to your families, whose grief at
losing .you has distraaed them. This advice can
neither be considered as contrary to duty or honour,
if it is properly understood. But, Soldiers, if there
be any among you so insensible of the sweet etno-
tiOns of religion and humanity, that they will not
%Tilt their posts, they are well worthy of the cause
they defend, and the recompense that awaits them.
Such monsters are a heavy burthea to the world.
Soldiers, make your deterninatiou while you have
have an opportunity.-OM 6 i 3 made.
(Signed) " BERNAItDIX Fall= D'ApiDRADA."
ti Dated at the head cptartess of the Portuguese
.Army, Aug. so, !Bog."

At 79. 12.—0 n the 17th instant the
Saprecn (706461 of Castile went to the Church of
Santa Maria, where Te Deum was sung with the
greatest solemnity, to give thanks to Got, for the
signal benefits he has dispensed to the Monarchy.
On the sal Te Deur,. was in like manner sung in
.the Royal Church of San Isidra, in the presence of
.the Secretaries of Suite, and hi, Excellency DON
a"E.70;0 CF.BALDAS.

On the loth, in the Chutth of the Fathers of the
Trinity, a ,Nlai•:;, a Te Down, and a Sallie, were like-
wise sut,g—present the Supreme Council of -the
el lrjoe _ •

AURCIA AUG. 4.—ln the night of the 3 tst ult.
Dov TORRADO presented himself before
the Supreme Junta here, commissioned by the king-
dom of Galicia. After having produ6ed his Letters
of Credence, he explained the objea of his mission,
..v1!1,:11 wa3, to declare the urgent necessity there
for the tranquillity of the kingdom, and tle
tmtiormity, of its dispositions to establish a certain
Junta or Government, which should be organized
Deputies from the Junta of each kingdom;