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in. various garrisons. The 60,000 militia, who are neither
armed, Clothed, nor pald; must not be-reckoned, as they would
not stand before one company of dragoon*. All the attempts
to effect a levy en marsse have not only failed, but have Serve&
to augment the ROyalist guerillas.-,
The letter.also sap that a body of. 800 Constitutional Spa=
niards ; , with Colonels. Alexander: O'Donnell and the pastor
(Jaureguy), accomp_aided Vrench refugees, again paraded
on ihe, banks of the Bidassoa on the 2tith, crying out " Five la
Liberie l'rancaise ! Vive la Oita Gauche ! '1 hen they sung
in turns the Marsellois hymn and the Tragala. This new
.parade bad the same result as the preceeding, and only in-
creased the indignation which those wretched attempts had al-
ready excited.

SPAIN.
MADR/D PAPERS to the 29th, inclusive.

These Papers are chiefly oecapied with details
up, .
of the King's joley.
• Ilia Majesty proceeds very slowiyaceording,to the prescribed
route, and is every where received with ieclamations and marks
.
of popular enthUshisin. A regular account of .his progress .is
transmitted by the Ministers to the Conde d'Abiabal in Ma-
drid, and published by hiM. The hist accounts left Ferdinand
Manzanares, on the 25th, lie was to halt there for eneday.
The Espotador of the 2thii states that some attempts have
been madoin.the province of Ovietle, through the agent), of fo.:
reigners, in corobination with some of the Clergy; to stir up in-
sisrrection, but thatlhe.decision and' energy of national
.litia had completely suppressed them. One hundred and fifty
of,the factious had become the victims of this nefarious con-
On the 2141, the Conde de Abisbal„- as Captain-GeneraLand
Political Chief of Madrid, published a Proclamation, announc-
ing that the period of the amnesty granted by the decree of the
'Cortes of the filth of February was near ,expiring. He gives a
last warning to the factioui to apply to the authorities empower-
ed to grant the amnesty, aild dnects the Magistrates of districts
to,maleciinmediate returns of tluise who have accepted it.
The Proiincial Deputation of Madrid has not only .com-
pleted the arming and clothing of the quota of 774 men of the
active-militia, but has besides completely. organised two com-
panies of infantry and one of cavalry, destined to act as provin-
cial guards.
An edict of the .Provincial Deputation, dated the 27th, orderi
all the horses of the •capital to -be collected, in .the .Artillery.
ground, near the -Retiro, for the purpose of effecting. a Re-
quisition, according to the decree of the. Cortes of the • 15th of
March.
It appears that troops are marching from different points to.
wards' alencia. That district has been declared in a state of
war, and placed under the military command of General Bal.
lasteros.
On the 422 d of March the Cortes adjourned, the President
announcing that the sittings were suspended till the 23d of
April, on which day their deliberations were to be resumed at
Saville. • -

• IClArinrD, MARCH 25.—The Klng,.at his departure, seemed
much displeased at the coldness of, the people of this city ; it
will, perhaps, be very difficult to make his Majesty return to
the capital.
Thocapital is:perfectly tranquil—Levery body approves a re-
solution which is thaughtto be useful to the country. .
The Moderate party in the Cortes is now more heated than
those who were called Exaltados. . Arguelles exercises the
greatest influence in the Cortes ; and there is nobody more op-
posed.than he is to every kind of concession, which would indi-
cate,weakness in the Spaniards.
The new Ministers will enter on their functions at Seville ; it
is thought that the dignity of the Government requires it, but it
possible his Majesty,msw yet change his resolution. At all
events, the power .can only. fall Into the hands of courageous and
faithful men.
BAYONNE; Marten 20.—We hear from St. Jean de Pied.
Pott;that the greatest misunderstanding prevails in the corps of
O'Ponnel, which principally arises from the General's desiring
to put Officers sent by the Regency, in the places of the ancient
Officers belonging to the corps that have come from Navarre
and Arragon. an consequence, all these Officers, it is said,
have sworn rather to leave the Army of the Foith, and even
go • over to the .donstitationalists, than obey these .new
C,hiefs, who.are .unknown to them, and have not made war,
. with them ; the soldiers in general are animated by the same
sentiments ; they wish to continue the war under those with
whom they began it, and would desire to have Santos Ladron
for their General. I
The Commandant of PmrkpelArks being informed that A body'
of the'troOps of the Faith, commanded by Santos Ladron, was
advancing towards the city, sent out 140 U men, who met with
the enemy between Villotha and Lanza. An action took place,
. in which IMO Serviles were killed, wounded, and taken prisoners.

.tools place en.the 2601 the paiticulars are not yet
fully known; , 7
. Marshal Oudinot has reviewed, at St. Jean de Luz, the army
o' Quesada and the Trappist i itdOei not exceed,oo men, anti
evea these are chiefly of ; they iiretend' that they mall be
in no Avant, of soldiers.•

ti'eexpeet every moment the Marshall Doke of Belton° to
take the'place of General Guilleminot as Major-General of the
Artily, the latter, it is said, being implicated in .the conspiracy
for which his Aid.tlc;Catitp was arrested. They •apeak of Eagles
anti tri-ecloured'coekades sent from Paris.
The DukantArtgouleine will make hit; , entry at half-past four
o'clock. All the civil and military authorities have received
official notice;. the streets are strewed with sand, and the Guard
of Honour on horseback will, it is said, do duty about the
Prince's penion. The guard consists of .26 men, including the
officer.
Therehas been a tumultat Ilensse, a commune two leagues
from the city. A regiment which is in cantonments there was
disposed td treat the inhabitants as if it was a conquered coun-
try. Resistance wits made; the Mayor,. who shewed the great-
est energy caused' the tocsin to be sounded.; one man was killed
orythe side of the citizens. The affair might have been much
more serious. If the French troops behave thus in Spain, they
will have even the Royalists against them. The people are far
from being patient.
The troops continue to arrive, anti are .sent to the neigh-
houring villages. A part of .the Guard has come into the
city, on account of the expected arrival of the Duke of An,.
gouleme.
General Molitor and the Pripce of Hohenlohe are here; they
are doubtless come to receive the Prince's orders to enter into
Spain ; for it is said that. this is to be done immediately, on
the sth at latest. However,. We do not yet seethe carriages
necessary for the conveyance of the effects of the army, and
certainly many Will be wanted.'
The Chief Juannito hat; finally quitted the Army of the
Faith, and has sent for his wife, who was at St. Jean Pied-
dc-Port, and is gone to Arragon with his troops. It is said
that the check winch Santos -lAaron has received will make
hint imitate this example.
Longa has addressed a •PrOclamation to the Constitutional
Militia. .
• The arrival in our eity is this instant announced, of his Ex.
cellency the Duke of Belluno, who is to supersede, as Chief of
the Staff of the Ainiy, Oeneral Goilleminot, who is recalled to
Paris. The first Aid-de-Camp of this officer, M. de Lostandi
was arrested in the night of the 23d, and set out for Paris next
day, at four in the morning, in a post-chaise, escorted by two
gendarmes. This arrest has given rise to Many conjectures :
That nearest to the truth,' la said to be,the seizure of a parcel;
which, was directed to him, from Paris, containing tricoloured
cockades, and other Buonaparte emblems.
fravoxsx, 1114111.C1i 26.—The Duke of Reggio reviewed the
15th regiment of theline yesterday, and ordered some evolu-
tions, which were executed with great precision. The weather
was beautiful, and the review brilliant.
Informed of the difficulties which the officers of the army ex-
perience relative to forage, the Major-General, by the order of
his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief, has decided that
from the 25th inst. it shall be delivered in kind for the num-
ber of horses actually present.
The strictest orders bave been given, that all persons, both
military and civil, attached to the several corps obahe army,
shall immediately repair to the destinations assigned them.,
.It is also expressly ordered not to allow with the army any
Women, besides those authorised by the regulations, as suttlers
or laundresses.
The head-quarters of the second subdivision of infantry,
under the command of Lieutenant-General Count de 13ourek,
are at titans. Those of the fourth division of infantry, under
Viscount 4'Aubirt, are at Ustaritz, and those of the first divi-
slon of dragoons under Count Caustez, are at Salits. All the
officers and employes belonging to those divisions are at their
pasts.
Lieutenant-Generals Lovirdo anti Dambrugette are arrived
here.