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[Prdcr.4 S,IXPENCE ItALPPENNY.

,UE2VOS AYRES.

.ORDINANCE OF THE.,NNT,A. : '
't4 e t h.: ..ts
From the moment that .a sOleflai.Oat.li .- in., „
Junta respOnsible for the inVortailmust-WhiCh the
• people has thought fit to commit to.thed,-: the aix-
:.iety of the individual.; who :compose it has•been" in-,
. cessanl- to:fulfil 'the hopes-Of 'their fellow otiiznis.' .•
Deydted tb the service`of Ihe ,public ivith an .'isiir
deity of whicp there are but few exaMples;.diligenv.,
in arranging .all'the trea,tires'whielt may secore'lA .
leippy result, the -Junta ObS'etveis wirhi sitistaetkin
that the tranquility of all the it.habitan'is manifests
the c6rifidence wl'ich they repose
,in 'the zearing
*v(crilance of the new Ooverpment: - -- - • '
°The Junta would equally confide in the gratimde
with- which is labotiis have,been publicly received; '.
but the-'provi,ional. natute ..of °its 'appointment iii-.:
creases the tic..ces;ity ofsecnring by-all proper ii:e•-•
thodi -the coi.fidence which • is d'ut. to 'the- purity. of
its motives. The dexterity with >which- th< dLle-
si!zming misconstrue stile most-judiciJtis PrO'..aut ions ;
.the faketioock which are often- dispersed by error,
and‘from - which mischief always. arises; the bttle
' kno.yledge of .those labours which are consecrated
'to'th,e pubilc'happiness, h ,vebee tv.at- all times the
.instrument Which, 'secretly loosening' the close ties
by which the people are connected with their re-
, presetAatives; produces at lasrthat dissolution which
involves the. whole ?omnitaniti in irreparabe ca.

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An exact • knowledge of the-,iproceedings .of the
Junta; a. constant public. 'communication, of the.
uraiures•Which It .has rtcoorse to, in order to con.
's6lldate the great Wolk:which h.4* ile nn ; a sincere
~attdhank manifestation of the obstacles which aro
. opposed to the.eid propd'sed In the Junta's appoint,.
went, .and 'themeans..-whish, it has adopted to
overcome
_them,. are -duties
..incumbent on the Pio-
' vi-si.onal.Goverimeilt, and mades..by which the co:.fi-
dcnce of t.L.e
.pcople will.not be. cooled ; other.
wise they 'w ill .I.lae themselves to blame, if they do.
'not aSsisewith their-ertergy,. and .advise those. who
have no other object but.to sopport with digni,y
the rights '6l: the Eking and of. the Country, wrier
ate confided to; theca. -.The ,people have a rigtit to,
know the conduct of their representatives,- and the
tit.,noUr of .the.- latier. is -engaged, that all should
:know the detestation in. whico:they hol4 all those
reserves and tityiteries invented.: 1?4,7 power to cbver

crimes. • - . - .
Why-should they stUdy, to conceal fl'om the,Pio-
vitrces- their Measures foc cnnioliclatrug union „under'
the hew ‘systern Why. shouli..tt.cy 'keep then' in
ignorance of the presperous or adverse details which
diSclose in succession the situTtiOn of the Peninsula
Why should they seek to involve the administration
pf the Junta. in a chaoS impenetrable to all those •
'Who are not its, Merneersl. -\When a General
,
gross calls for the place of 'Government which the
Previsional Jnnta has irt.reServe; its MeMbers will
not ti6itate to
,6ptbdii-cit ; in the meantime it is
.tooSt worthy of the liel'ireseroative 13ody to trust 'to*
;public opinion the, de,ence of its 'proceedings'; and
that-when 1,11 are interested in the'decision of their
face; no one should. be ignorant of the Political
principles which ought to regulate their resolves.
With ill.- se:views, rhe 'Junta have zesclred that
newweekly-, J.)urrial shall bepublished, which nay..
announce .to the public foreign, and domestic intelli-
gence, of any interest, without interferng with e
matters that. are so well conveyed in the Se"►nanari©
de Commercia.. In thisJournalwil, the
communications 'of the Junta 'with other.:
'Chiefs and Governments; the state of the .IZoyal
Revenue„,and economical means fbr its improre-
ment ; while • trail k communication of. tmt Ano.
tives which influence their prtncipal measures will
invite information from those who are able-by their
inteilience to conti ibute-to the security of a fortu-
nate residt..
The utility of the discussions of enlightened men,
which support and direct the patriotism and fidelity
which .haVe been'. so gloriously displayed, is greater
now than %41)4..:n the shock ot opinions might i6volve.
in obscurity those principles which great talents could.
alone restore to their primitive clearness; and the
Juuta, the more generally to excite the intelligent.
men of these to write upon such.impprlant subjects,
witl stimulate them by other means, which will dis•
play the confidence they repose iti their zeal and il-
lutnination.
All writings relative to this useful purpose may
be directed to the senior -Membei\ol the Junta, Dr,
Don Manuel Alberti, who will have the, care of this
department. The people will receive this measurd
as a sincere demonstration of the slue which the
Junta places in their confidence ; and that its 'con-
duct is animated, by no other spirit than the wish to
geoure the happiness of these provinces.
• MARIANO MORENO, Sec,
Buenos Ayres, lune 2. aro.

GAZETA EXTRAORDINAR I A DE BUENOS AYRES,

SATURDAY, JUNE 9,18:0.

INDIES TO THE SPANISH AMERICANS.

THE COUNCIL OF THB REGENCY OF SPAIN AND THE

{The' first article in the Gazette is an Address under this
true. I t consists of a detail of the events in Spain, which
compelled the junta to retire to the I sleof Leon, the establish.
ment of the Regency, and calls on the Americans tv•adhere,to
the mother country, and invites them to send Deputies to the
Comes.: