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and happiness. This injunction, however, applies
to those only who have exceeded .the 45th year' bi-
their age, and he who.complies with it,,shall be es-
teemed, and declared to have deserved well of 'his
country ; and the Supreme Council of Government
iexpeas, foam the generous charaaer.olail Spaniards,
that not one of them will take advantage of the pre-
sent critical situation of the country to raise the price
'of labour to an excessive amount, but that, on tire
contrary, they a& with that heroic moderation
which.the country and public felicity demand.
8; Women apply themselves in many parishes to
reap the corn, and perform other agricultural
bourt and in all the provinces of. Spain a great num--
her of them may do the same ? The Supreme 'Coun-
cil advises 'and directs them to do so in the circum-
.stances in which we are placed, and declares this
employment in all those who shall devote themselves
,to it, the highest service which they are able to
render their Country. All persons belonging to the
Regular or Secular Clergy, may do the same, and
will thereby evince their love of their King, their
loyalty and zeal., to promote -The public prosperity
and welfare; and the example, _which they shall
then' set' to the People; and to persons of every rank
and description will force them to imitate it.
Such women as on account of their age,•
ty of constitution, .and other reasons, are absolutely
prevented from -devoting themselves to that. em-
ployment, will apply themselves to make lint, ban-
dages, and other necessaries, 'for the use of the
hospitals, and. after they are made,. they will cieliver
them to their respeaive Councils of Government, or
Boards of MdgiStrates, who will transmit theM with-
out the least delay to the Intendants or Commis-
saries General of our armies in this capital. The
latter will cause lists to be formed of the persons
who shall have applied themselves to this service,
and to all other employments ordered, and transmit
them to this Supreme Council of Government, who
will order them to be printed and published, that
they 'may be universally known, and that every one
may receive the praise and reward due to his love of
our native land.
We are about to fight in defence. of our "country
and religion, and our conduct and exertions ought to
shew that we really are Spaniards and. Christians.
The Supreme Council of Government do, therefore,,
charge the armies, the people, and persons of every
rank and description, to study the utmost purity of
manners, modesty, and virtue, and incessantly to
offer up prayers to the God of Mercy, to appease
his just wrath. The Council, above. all, charges
and beseeches them, for the love of Jesus Christ,
to avoid all jealousies, differences, and disputes,
and, sacrificing all personal interest,.clwely to unite,
and devote themselves entirely to the. defence of our
King. Doing this, the Supreme Council of Govern-
ment hope and are certain, that God will look down
on us with. ati.eye of mercy, and we shalt succeed
to save our ,Religion, our Country, and our King,
whose ruin would be consummated by our enemies
if they conquered us, which, however, this Supreme
Council of Government neither fears nor has reason
to fear.

Don JUAN. BAUTISTA PARDO, and
Don MANUEL MARIA DE AGUI LAR, Sec,
Royal Palace of Alcazas, in Seville, June 6, ts.B. _

PUBLIC NOTICE.

The five bodies of 'citizens for the defence of their
prOperty, and who can maintain themselves, shall
be attached, for their instruction, to the five Pro-
vincial Regiments which are now in Cadiz. To
each one shall be named a Cumniandet from the fist
families, who may have served with hatioui',-"and
the remainder of the Officers shall be distinguished
by tit •ir exertions, public acceptation,- and other
eircnmstances. An uniform shall be chosen by the
Aiilit.ify :Committee. At first they shell do dUty
,With the regiments to which they may be att.ict►ed
fort heir instruction, and afterwards separately, with-
out any other comic:Chun with them than as here ex-
pressed,
The most, interesting is the prompt enlistment
'with the respettive Commissaries.
This notice is published to ratify the one of 'yes-
terday. Alop.A.•
Cadiz, June 13, 1808.