The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-26 00:00:00

SPANISH -PAPERS,

- ORDER. OF DAT.
" Madri4-Jan: it, 1814,
" To-morrov,, at nine in the morning, all corps.
and parties belonging to the garrison Wilt be no
der ;trim at their respective quarters, and ready
to march 'and form at the first notice. The Ser-
jeani-Major of the place, and. the Adjutants on
duty will be on horseback at my house,, where,
and'at the appointed hour, an. Adjutant from each
regiment will be, ,to receive and convey to his
regiment such orders as he may be charged with,
for forming in the streets where the Serjcant-Ma-
jor shall direct ; and on the approach of the Itt7
gene), of the Spains, the troops will present arms
and salute.
•
Soldiers! The Tyrant of Europe, called our
Any, taking advantage of our noble character—
incapable
qf dishonour, committed the unheard-
.of crime of tearing from our bosom a lettitimaie
and beloved King ; and abusing our unarmed con-
fidence, inundated Spain with desolating hosts,
which succeeded in establishing themselves be-
fore the walls of Cadiz ; th'ere the Nationai Tre
presentation, united in the general and Extraor-
dinary Cortes, deelare&the sovereignty of the pa-
tion, and gave-us a wise code, which bestowing
upon the Powers the force which, they wanted, a
Govcrament resulted, by whose well timed Ores
we beat the enemy, who Llying'before our bayo-
nets disappeared from our fertile soil.; this Go-,
vernment which plated us in the field where, we
' reaped so nniny laurels, will to-morrow arrive to.
fix its residence in this city ; its profound, plans_
and. upright views will confirm in the most solid
manner the preseivation of Mir holy relit ion, incle-
- penitence. liberty and the Throne Of'Do;Verdinand
; the basis Of the whole •IS time -constitution
to-which we have sworn ; our glorious colours
and standards are faithful witnesses that before
' them we haVe done so; and, that we, have always
maintained our determination of (lying, or li.ving
free. Let us repeat, that whattver be the mask
which tyranny may assume, our invincible arms
are ready Ici,teur it in- pieties. Say,- with the va-
lour \O.-66 you have shewn in the contest, we de-
fend Relip„ion., Country, Independence, and Consti-
tuti,;7l---und the boldness which these words
inspire must insure success.

" VILLACAINIPE."

TO TUE INHABITANTA OF SPAIN.

CC CITIZLNi !'---On the sth January the Na- •
tional Congress-and Regency Of Spain will arrive
within your bosom. You thus see realised one
of the
_great 'results which were to be expected
from your un( xampled• firmness and heroic mag-
nanimity—the Gov.ernMent 'restored to the centre
of the monarchy. Before, lost and, debased,
you saw yourselves surrounded by an army of fo-
reign invaders, who'exuited in your sulioings •
now yott bare a government founded on the eter-
nal basis of reason and.policy, and at the same
time humane and beneficent from the law -Admit
directS•them. and the respectable character of the
individu-als who compose them. .
Scarcely had you seen re-established that ria-
tional representation for which li•adilla and Lanuta
(lied, when order began to-revive, and your ene-
mie,s fled intimidate <l country of despotism.
Thus we have secured the holy faith of ourlithers
and the throne of Ferdinand the Beloved, more ,
firmly than ever was that of Castile, since never
did the people git e such proof of love to their mo-
narchs, nor ever did a constitution so accurately
define its laws and rights, nor so intimately and
closely
,connect itself...with your representatives.
This is the government which has succeeded that
you have seen disappear. And what confidence
ought it not-to inspire, when in the midst of so
many tribulations, it has been able t 6 prepare this
day', so truly great, and by wisely directing your
exertions, has contributed to deliver Europe from
that lethargy in which' she 'so shamefully lay
plunged. •
The lulenc,e and wisdom of your. Repre-
sentatiyes,, -aided by your exertions, have by their
example at Length induced Europe to defend with
such success the cause of liberty and honour. Let
us then have confidence in the %rorthy Represen-
tatives of the people, and in` the illustrious and
respectable Regency; love to the Constitution and
CO Ferdinand. T 0 the support of these we ought
fo contributo to e utmost of one power. Con-
fidence has been .th6ur preservation, and Religion,
the Constitution, and Ferdinand, ought to be our
motto. Eternal execration upon him who shall
endeavour Co, withdraw us froth the diaiis, impos-
ed upon us 'by the exalted name of Spaniards 5
yes, of Spaniards, who will never acknowledge
any other doininion than that, of the law, as ex-
pressed by the free voice of theiriteptesentatiVes.
The public authorities will in this; respect 'give
yoo, au example ; you wilt ever see them united in

ca,pport 'of the Consluso:arta, ere Cortcts, 471
throp_t of; Ferdinand, and the Rational
enee 'and honour.
"" JOAQUIN GARCIA DOMENEC/1."
!!:11441rid, Dec. 31; 1813."