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ANCIENT CoRTE OF
.SPAIN. • •L
ROYAL PACREE;
:The Supreme Governing Power of the Kingdom,
censelering it 'to be the primary obligation to free the
. t can ry- from the which have until now aftliCt,,,
rd it •all whirl) have been occasioned by the arbi-:
fiery laws 10. w hich it has been subjea ; pursuing the
je,t and mild intentions of our very beloved King
FoidbiandVllth, who was desirous to re-constitute;
the Monarchy, re-establishing in it the National
Repiesentatien of its ancient Cortes, desirous that
the nation 'should take before the eyes of Europe and,
of the 'UniveNe; the -noble and strong a6ts :of a
people worthily and legally coustituted, desirous That
this great work should he perfermed, which the cir-lminstances command; and the heroic sacrifices of
the people require, anxioes that it shoUld approach
degree of pmfection which men are allowed
to ete When they' proceed v flh faith,
.ond
wi:h a desire of doing riht, has tletreed as. follows:
All wise Seariiiird; v.ho hive meditated. on
projeeis c.rf Reform with respea to the Constitution,
of the Kingdom in geneiel, as well as on the parti-
eidar branclief of public -administration, gate invited
by the Jimta to communicate their ideas with full
hiwrty, and as they way judge. 111.4.8[4-wet- best forp
the good of their oomitry• •
lei., how writi"rigs shall sent to the Junta
through Secretary's Ofiice, within ehe term of
two months from the.date of this decree, and au •
thors will subscribe their names,- or a mark by
which they rcay be keown in'proper time:
3. These,writings after being examined in a sum-
mary way, the writers of those which are found to
he really usi.tfut by the observations, or by the know-
ledge they-contain, shall be called upon, in order to
tal,:e,e part in the Commissions- of Reforme which
biiall be immediately created. - . . ' •
e-th. These Commissions shall be presided each
by a Member of the Junta, and in them will be ex-
amined and prepared -rhe woks which are to be pre-
sertied for apiAobation.
.sth. The projects approved of by 'the Junta shall
be presented to the Netionersanetien, and frOin. it
will receive the character, the authority, mid the
force of law.
O. The Junta does not anticipate its judgment,
to prepossess the public opinion with respect to these
projects ; it Drily believes that it might, to,annoonce
from this moment certain principles, upon which
the wish mad desire of die nation has irrevocably re-'
solved, and from which nothing that caneha written
ar discussed on the subject of Reform-can
Those.principles are reduced to the following
The Catholic, Apostohc, llornan"Rtligion, is the
only Religion of the State. This Constitution of
Spain is to he a monarchy, hereditary in Ferdinand
the Viith, his descendants, and those Oiled by the
law to succeed them. The flatlet) is to be governed
henceforward by., the laws "freely'deliberetede'and
administered—there shall be a natienal Cartes, in
the manner and forth which may be established?
taking into consideration, the'difference.and altera;.
'inns which have taken place •sinte'ihe !him' When
they were lawfully held. Our American Mid other
colonies shall be the same as the refetropolis'irr all
rights and censtiptional pretognavere .The :1-efo't m
vi•hith our legal codes, administration, and recovery,
of public rents, and every thing helonging.to the
dire Cit ion of commerce, ngc iculture,. arts, •ed ucei ion,
%Is well Qilooll3l, marine, and•warlike, are to tinch!r—
go, shall be only and exe:usiveiy dire&ed to ehiein.,
the greatest ease, and the better illustration 'of the
Spanish people, as,horribly teazel until now.
The liation,Whiell shall be- and solemn-
ly constituted from . Un tit* day, the
General Cortex of the Spanish Spanish monarchy, after being.
iong•neelected; 21.all.meet tbgether fer the first
time. '

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LONDOIV,
'MONDAY, JUNI3 ig, 11309.

front the .Dutch Papers which arrived on Satur-
day t i ltt it
,appears , that t it no` foundation for,
tits:rtport bf BUONAPAR IT having determined: to
r,:icind the Berlin, Decree ; .on the contrary, it is
, -
stated in an article dated Antwerp; Jane 2, that the
contmercial restrictions are to he more rigidly en-
foiced, and'that even Atnericatn ships are not to be
permitted t.o enter the Porta of. Holland..
A detJohment. of Colonel .scamt.'s carps have
certainly.rnade themselvei
.tuasters uf the island of
whereavve have no douht they will bedable,
with our assistance, to maintain themselves.; With
te,pt..6t to the hotilearmies.on the banks of the Da-
nube, thete papep do not ,give us,any very import.
am information, except that the Army
tib 91 Poland was expeeted to join the Archduke'
Cltia LES on the bth inst.

We. this morning received Dutch Papers to The
Isth inst. end Manitcurs to the ith, the latter con -
tain the lbth Bulletin of the French Army, which
Ehersdurf, the 2d ipst. and, like the two
preceding ones, is uncommonly barren of intelligence.
It stales, that the Army of Dalmatia after obtaining
considerable success had joined the Army of Italy,
a,id now formed the extreme right :of the main
,Armq ; that an 'English Squadron of four sail ,Ff the
nue, and two frigates arrived at Trieste, with an i.A-
lention of taking,the Russian Fleet in that Port, but
tonstroney protected by the battcrieA to

entereditsime en the !,!Bili tilt. The above
is thewholept the information given to us in the
Bulieffn; except. that weare told, that 1000
.6.6%trians, having crossed from. Krems to the right
bank of the Danube, wete destroyedhy the Wirtem-
bergii troops, and sixty of 'them taken prisOners..—.
It is worthy of observation,-that,,it Avaastated,in-the
Fourteenth Bulletin, that General VAi4DAIII+III.
wiiil the \Virtetuberghers had arrived. at Krews:.:
-But the most important, DS: well .as !gratifying part
01 the intelligence which they ,00ntifin, is, that the:
whole of the Tyrol is in a state of institredion, as it
that is to say, the whole of the gallant •po.,
indation of that Province have taken up arms in
support 'of the cause of their legitirnate,Sovereign,
and of their own 'independet ce. it is now ecknow-
'edged in the French anti Dutch Papers, that; the
Marquis DE CIIASTELAER, who was I)l.i:claimed by
BUONAPARTE as a robbez, wbo, was desCOned
ing almost alone out of theTyrol, afteMing.treated
with every,speCiei of indignity; and ac-
•
tually beaten with cudgels by 'the inhabitants; this
General; it is iSow acknowledged, is at, the head of-
tr tortilidab;e"ermy, Land, `
,lugs 'obtained several
- • •
p;earant advantageS o%er the. French ; and' the
Bavarian .General DEROY has found 'it eipedient to
retreat from InSpriick. These important events
have induced the Prince ltoyal of Bavaria; whO had
received orders to march. v. ith all, the ilispbsitble
part of the-Lisvarian army to join BIJONA.PAATE at,
Vienna, to suspend his march. It is said that
sudden halt was in cc,use(l_verkce. of diredioos he had-
received frorn*BUt):4APAßT*.4ichange hit route,- and.
to ad in the rear of the Archduke CitottEsla'ariny;.•
-but we ate cotivinced th;tt it arose frc.m the tippriii..
• 1.
beilSiOn of leaving the Tyrol open to the hicursionS
of the Tyrolese.'
• The. aCCOVIIitS from PetersbUrgli seill'Continue tb
s• tate, 414 divisions of the Russian army are .tnarch;
ing against Aostria, but we entertain strong liopoa
that Russia will n.t' take arfactiie.part ag:iinst
• .
stria in this contest ; and it is worthy of notice, that
'although we have received the accouot, of Russia
.having declared war against Allgtiia, Yet the Austlian

'Amimisadoz his not quitted
,Indetti
the circumstance of tb.: King of Ilitisiia•naving de-
termined -to declare War France;
strong reason to hope that a piateKial.change is about
to take.place,vor..htts taken pliu to Ole politics of
the Court of Peteriburgh ; for we eau hardly sup.'
pose that his Prustian Niajdaty.wotild laka 30 Cifeis.
sive a ste , t;.nl,..sltt"htd g044:`1-ea,sb7 to.loo'4.tle4st
for. the i4t.:Lit.l.,wry of Rospia..*

y',' state=d on Saturaay our belierithrittlie
- • ...
of PItUSIA had come to a determination to dt:cLire
war against *Fiance, and it- •is naw a/fir:Med that asl
army of 40,000 Prussians have "entered
„
Saxony, his Prussian "Majesty haunt ' pro iously is, .
sued a Declaration, in which lie-set f9i thi he causes*
which induced him,to take np arrustig'tinst Prance,
viz. the *Refusal, of BtiONAPAIT'E.:I{) perform the
Conditions :0: the Treaty of.Tilsit, by which he-was•
bound to restore the Fortresses of Stettin and• ens-
, trio, and' also to liberate the Prussian Prisoner's.
It is further added, that his Prussian Majesty
complains .of .the • insolent niessages and 't enaces?
he has received from BUONAPARTE upon 1115*subSega
bf Settmes expedition. We have not svemth4
&claration, and therefore cannot vouch for:-ilte an-
thenticity of the above. Statement, but as to the het
of the KING of PuosstA having, determined to de-
, clare against. France, we have very little doubt.
timed .as the power of " the King of Patina' hill
been by the unfortunate campaigna of !sob •
and 1807, and by the ?Lace of Tilsit, pe,.
cannot now bring a very formidable army into the •
field,
,but still his co-operation with Austria; at the'
present awful crisis,, would be of the uttnoet inipor-.
, tance, and would place" 4t/ONAPAATE a more
tical situation than he has been in since he usin.ped
the Sovereign Power in-France.

.Yesterday morning HtsMAJEsTy, Princesses AO-
,
. GUSTA, SOPHIA, and ANll.:LlA,n4:CoMpallied „by .4,ldy ,
CH ANLEY, the Hon. :Mrs., bAnizit,, -Gepeiail,.ll44
NRRS, GARTH, and FITZROY.,
Chapel, where they heard Divine Service, and af-''.
,wards returned to the Palact%
Lieut. Gen. Sir Joils flork is still mentioned'as
the Commioder in Chief of the large Eveclitien,.
Brigadier7Geuerals CICAUPURD (91.8 t
CLERGTH; and WCANN • are. waitiLig t Porialnimit)
to take their passage 'to Portugal to join Marshal 44;1,
Esroa artriy.
•
„ The Milbank 'cartel sailed last. week from Ports
' -mouth-for Morlaix, with 72 French., prisoners or,
' board; 'Whom the compassion.. and lit;eraiiiy of (int,
Government have sent home, without impeding any
British prisoners in return fort hear: They arettien
in a bad state of health. , ,

The Bishop of 1411(Inft; in order to aft'orcl
wincing prodt-that the larch ibis elinidel-li;4-i
ri+lt al, barren and expoied traits of'gropnq,
in 1804 and 180.5, :2::,'2,500 the t sVu
cooti::.tion,..inouniain. of ilirkfell and. Gotner,d:ow,
in ii;ncnsllire. The phritari9ns were well forced
ith stone walls; ati.;i the trees ire ill the must flriti:.;
ristring condition, 'Jiro of Arts, to ttac,,ti-
rage I, tmilar plantations, voted his,Lnrdship the .gr.pld

PARIS, JuNE 9.—The 11tonite:4r ofthi,ki„dak con-
tains the

FIFTLFNTIi AULLETIN.

.Fliensnonr, JUNE 2 —Tile,;irmy of Dalniatia
has:Obtained the..greatest'sueeesi. It has defeated-
all that opposed it in the battleiof
Gad`eratr,-"tila'a, and Ottaeliatz. The General in
Chief,. St;otsstvriatt, has* been taken. •
The. Duke of RAGUSA arrived on the.v.atb of
May at Piutue,, nfid thus the army of Italy has form-
ed a junaion with the Grand Army, 'of which 'the
army of Dalmatia fOrms the extreme right. The
report of the Duke of RAGUSA, respeaing these dif-
ferent events, shall be published.

"Onr the 213th, an English squadron, consisting
of four ships of the line, two frigates, and a sloop,
ypeared •before Trinte,. A ith -arrin,c,Abtirn of attack.:
Ittissian ST-W(4On. (;metal COMM C.uA-
. . •
had jut arrived at ,that port. As this town
- was' clisarnte4 the Russians landed forty pieces iof
cannon, tWenty-fgur. of which were ati-pOunderi,'
:grid fifteen of 24. They have placed these cannon
on a- bdtt-diy, under u 1116 the Russian squadron
carne to-anqhor, with springs on their canoes. nvery
thing wijsle4dy to receive the enemy, who sceibew
.had failt.d in his design, went off.

Uhe thohsana • AnhuiMis ha% irig prti:3ed from
Krems to the right batt Of the Danube, haie been
destroyed by the Wirternberg troops, which took 60
of them pcisoners." -

COPENIIAGEN, MAY 27.—Today we: have re-
ceived intelligence that the three small islands of
kgholin, Oggerroe, and Onus, to the south at
tCorsoer, have been attacked by the English, 'who
Were forced to abandon their enterprise through the
courageous resibtatice'of Our gun-boats, and the bra-
, very, of, GOLDBERG and his detachment.
The English have taken in the Cattegat five Ame..
. Hon VeSSiti,
CASVEL, SUN k 1.;--The king is gone to Erfurt,
to the cowtnand of the French Army, which
Must by tiiii time have arrived there.

PETEEStipIAGH, MAY 13....--Our troops have al-
ready received orders to advance into the Austrian
provinces. • ,The Prince of SCHWAZENBLEG, the
Austrian ArnbasN.ador, is, however, still here.
OFRN, (13UDA) MAY 18.-00 the 13th twosli-
vikions of .cavalry ut the Pest insutrection passed
'through
,this, city,; on the; 15 th and 16th they were
full Owed by the third diVision and the infantry:'
at-
ttrwards,the Corps of the, Insurrection ,of Lower
Hungary arrived in:succession. His liiiperial High-
ness the Archduke 'sr.s•rtpla condudted liersuo
the two'tir3t. divisions Itild the city.
rinAuj. 11,1A'i'29'.•:•-,•lflie learn that CHASTELLAR,
CAiNIHEL, IsiIIIFFEEIY, and other Officers of the
Austrian corps Which was in' Tyrol, ltave effeaed
their escape, and are still busy in exciting and or-
'ianishig instirre6tion(Leydo Gazette,. June 14.)
WTIS (in Upper
Austria), MAY 30.—The two
divisions: of the Bavarian army, comtnanded by ,the
Pattvag• How. and' General Wasps, which Were
ordered to march to Vierina, have on a sudden re-
ceived a ditrerent destination.
A Courier al,o arrived, here last night from Ebers-
'dorf, brought, orders for the Prince Royal?' who yes-
rerday arriqd in our neighbourhood, to March to
Lint'. He is to juin the troops ivho are destined to
ad in the rear of the .43•ChdlikV CHARLES.
MEMMINGEN (in Swabia), JUNE Persons
whO have this moment arrived froth Lindau, by the
•circuitous•way at Ravensburgh and Biberach, bring
the unpleasant news, that Geffen)! CHASTELLAR, at
the head of . 8000 Adstriant and' Vuorailberghers,
marched the day • before yesterday, early, in the
;. morning, by firegintz„ against Lindau, find drove
thet French and Wortemberghers, who Occupied that
place, about 2000 Men strong, back to Wangen.—.

Smile days before 2600 armed peasants had commit-
ted many rourd4s Ddrnbin. The garrison of
Ijito34, row,i,iing ofSStile hundred men, yeo...de-

terniined to inakie the rnost vigoroiA resistance; and

one moiety of -the•britige, eonneag the tow
With the COntinent, was also broken down :yester-

do?, morning.
MuNIC4I,. Tura 2..-=The. traitorous Tyrolese,
~(arribng Whom: the former orders ,of things.was al-
-ready in a great measure, although not completely
restored,} will not yet keep peaCe 1 on the con-
trary, the,insurre6tion has broken out. n-new, and
nearly spreads over the whole country. The Bava-
.riarr General • Detiolt has judged it prudent to retrat
from InSprtick"to Itutfitein.
On tho 29th of May the Tyrolese attacked the
safegulrdi_uppointed tor their own safety, but were
-afterwards dri% en back into the mountains by Count
neo.
.s.7,}LiMiltllloll, JUNE a,--Intelligence .has been re-

ceiveci from Sweden, by way of Elsineor, stating,
tLat the Duke Regent has tieciined -tcyassutne the
(;(); eroment of Sweden, a$ King, till the new eon-
shall have been 6034 seitledi and that the
lim,sians continue their wailike,cpirations againtt

another,a4lion has taken p:

lace in

C I/

It;

'ICI,

it

account of which has not yet been received.

OFEN (in2Hungary), MAY 27.—The iOth Bul-
letin, published, in this place, gives an, account of •
the battle which on the Bth was fought on the Banks
of tbe Piave. The loss on both sides was.uncom-
manly severe : two French Generals.are among the
slain. The.. Austrian Lieutenant, Baron WELESKUL,
was killed, and General RUTSNER, of the artillery,
taken prisoner.
According to. the 6th -Bulletin, Archduke
CHARLES, in the battle of - Eslingen and Asperit,
alighted froth his.ho, se, seized a pair of colours, and
led on
.his grenadiers Against the enemy's horse. The
Hungarian regiment of- the Primate greatly distin-
guished itself.—( Utrecht Gazette,. Jane -14.4

AUGSBOIIq, •JUNE I.—Two Tyrolese‘ Priests ar-.
rived here a few, days ago as prisoners, and were sent •
to Munich to wait his Majesty's decision of their
fate. Our hospitals et present,contain upwards of
MOO sick and wounded.

_ .
Intelligence from the, Purtesdall states, that the
inhabitants there continue in a state of insurreelitin.

BANKS OF THE DANUDEs JUNE I.—The city of
Olen (Ruda) has been put in "a state of defence, end •
ordnance has been mounted on the ramparts of the
fortress.

STi/TGARD, Jcsß 2.—The \Taken') es, who had
suff:red themselves to be stirred up into sedition,
Dave already paid dear for their traitercius attempts•
General Por.RVANCESCHf, having marched against the
insurgents with three columns of troops, attacked
and routed them so completely, that they were all
'billed or taken prisoners.

FROM SWABIA, Jugs 3.--The division of the
French army which was under the orders of the Duke
of DANT= had no sooner left the Tyrol than that
ill-tated country became again the seat of war-
like . operations, where, on one side, General
Danov, whO was in Inspruck, has been compelled LO
. retreat to Kutistein, and the Bavarian Colonel Mc°
sustained a severe conflial near -SCharnita and Lop*
lasch. On the other side,. General CuAsrsz.S& IS
_marching at the head of an Austrian Corps, jOtnecl,
by a numerous body of armed peasants, through the
Vooralsburgh, against Lindau.. All the neighbour,
ing country is in the utmost consternation.. •
STRALSUND, JUNE 3.-.—The dead body of Maio! '
Scititt. has been removed to the Town tall, where
it was carried by several of his men who, had been
taken .priionirs; and a verbal
up of their depositions. He was shot through the
ld
,head. and sltouer,, and had ,reiceived .a severe cut
in the face. • process was drawn

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE- OF PEEKS.
SATURDAY, OUNR 17. '
At four O'clock the' LORD. CHANCELLOR CAW
down to the 14ot:se; and'atter pieiyers,v re read,
The. Judge's, Salarios Augmentation Bill passed
through a Committee of the whole House, attd o'o- ..• .
reported without any amendment. 7 „.
• • The Relevant Standing Orders were ordered
taken into consideration on Monday next, with
view to their being. dispensed with; as far AS MIA"'
to the Deptford and Kent Water-works Bill.
h was ordered; on the motion of Lord Walsing
ham, that, the Consmittee•to whom the Leeds an
Liverpool Cdnals Bill was referred, do make a PP
port on Monday next.
Ah appeal from the Court of Session in Scotland,
Sir T.-Gibson Carmichael v. Elliot, was .
The other Orders were diSposed of.-..—Adjourultd.tl`
Monay.

We have
,already had occarion to notice the A, •
clarnation of Prince WILLIAM Of BRUNSI,VICAs ""f
dressed to his countrymen from Ztt tau on the gist°
Mkiy. He is.the younee,t of the sons pf the 10' •
Dike of 13rtuNswick, and of course -stands in
near-relationship ,of nephew to "the King of Cilt°
.
BRITAIN, and at the slime thue cousin and It
in-laW to the Prince 4.!..W. L, Ls. Havilisi been b°ll,ll
in 1711, be is now in I i.e vigour of his .dge, 41/.4
.'•are 'relay appeal to thetattuage,. no less th,ta ru the .
sentiutents Of his address' to the Germans for
proot of his energy of mind.—When young,,
tered into the Prussian service,
in which be hul •
tank of Major-Gener-11. .„
Lord .60amorturr has lately; added 'considerably 1°
the value of his estate in Devonshire, by ;flin
from- the sea. .by means of an en.,banknient,-
acres ofland forrnerly ktroWn by the name of t%l?rig
son Ba'y. The work was unde, taken the
of 1806, and completed in the autumn of 1807' 4-'
land.is.valued at upwards of 25,0001.
The expel atocruped to gum. and the'reer
The LORD MAYOR amt Suerirl's went yestentr'
state front the Alansiwt, house to St. Michael's, C'"`l A
bill, to hear divine servico, Mid a sermon preachr;
by the Bishop of RocriSSTER,' for OPu benefit of i
Charity of Cornhill Ward ; atterwardi retatoel
to the MansionLhouse to dine.
The venerable elm-tree, near Dean's
at 11,isiiigstoke, which it,sd by its magnitu I -
and anthinity, attracted the notice of .strangers,
lately beeti',cut di.wn. inviiiiured 21 fret it) !Li*
feet
girth, ni the this kestpart near -the rhor,
at Ivor lect from the groutizt. Tht• rialk was rfi7ee• ,
decayed; bat tipwar(l,, in the nranclies, tj it
heqtlled to be in tlie.,tull %%nut 'of vegetatioo•
uts cut down bec.iu,c ci,n-tderea (iitigetotts 1.0 'l's
neighbouring;houses, and sold by public Vie, tar al •
poundi.