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SOLEM QUIS UICiRE FALSOFI'..AUDEAT?

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1810:

We I.,ave just received the follywitig accuunt
from `ti indsov

The Princess AMEI.IA. was alive at 'eleven
o'clock, but in such a stale ai not to leave any hope
that hLr Royal 1-11,;liness %Ail! son; iwe this day.

This morning a Cadiz Mail arrived : by it we have
rc.ceived Papers to the Bth and though their con-
teats do not confirm the report which ‘ketneuttutied
yesterday, of a second battle having been fought in
Portugal, yet they are of .a very sathfactory natuit•
General O'l)aNNeL has, it appears, obtained some

very important advatitaes over the French, and it
is stated, though lint in an official manner, that the
important Fortress of Gerona has been retaken by
tile Spaniauls. With respect to the report of the
'Dinh! the 2,i inst. there certainly was a rumour
of that kind, founded upon the authority of the
:Tvlost..:r ct a Portuguese vessel, who arrived at Ca-
diz Irom Lisbon. Our reau'ers will see with plea-
sure that the (;cartes have at length assembled. We
have extracted an account or the proceedings of

Leff first sicun6s.

We ttuderitand that ate follow-

ing subjects are immediately to come under their

CUnsicici-ation :

Ist. 'I ii e.taolish Tient ofa permanent Government during
the at)::ence ui the King, and the suk.ces6iun to the

2cliy, Ine Int:mt) ri,e Press.

3aiy, Kedreas 6ricVailCCS•
4tlily, IQ We l_ololllt3

Uur reJuer, will observe that thoie topics so im-
portant and interesting in.theinselves, were toicibly
recommended to the Supreme' Central Junta. of
Spin', by the Aliiiquis.WeLLELEr. That enlighten-
_
ed Nobleman, when he was in Spai,n, attar 'advising.
thew to nominate a Council of Regency, to-exercise
the executive power till the Cortes should be as-
sembled, urged the speedy assemblage of that body,
and proposed that the same act ut. the Junta by
which the Regency should :be appointed, and the
Cortes eatled,,shoUld contain.the'principal articles of
t‘tdr6's.of gievatices;tbrreaion of abuses, and relief

of exaations in Spain and the Indies ; and also the
heath of such_concessiuns to the Colonis as should
fully secure to them a due share in the Represetna-
ttve-Body of the Spanish Empire; and finally, that
no time shouitl be lost in entering. upon the discus-
bion_and arrangement of these important matters.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, the Dukes of
YOkti, CAMBHIDGE, and CUMBERLAND, Princesses
AUGU:,TA and SOPHiA, took their usual morning's
siring in Wiod,or Great Palk, till halt-past twelOe
o'clock. The Royal Party wris accompanied by
Lord AHD EN, Lady THYNNE, and COl. TAYLOR.
It appears by the following extras, that the arti-
cles to -,vhich we have just referred, in cases where
they•had hen sold, and the account closed, prior to
the offensive regulations of this Government, will
be liable to retrosOeetive duties.—" We are afraid,"
says a Corre‘pondent, " that we shall be obliged to
ply the impost of 4U per• cent. on ail Colonial pro-
duce, whether of not any part of it, or the whole,
were sold previous to the Orders in Council."

We lament to state the death of Li Ut.•General
CRAUFURD, who died at Abrantes towards the end
of September. Tice letters announcing his death
have not come to the hands of his family, but sub-.
fiequent letters trout his Aides-de-Camp, stating the
ceremony of his funeral at Abrantes, with military
honours, and referring to their former letters for an
Account of his last illness, through the fatigue he,
had experienced, were received with the dispatches
from Lord WELLINGTON. He was a most gallant
Officer, and his loss will be severely lamented.
Muslc.---The grand Musical Festival at Derby,
conciuded on Thursday evening. The vocal de-
partment was. supported by CATALANI, Mrs. BI-
ANCHI, BARTLEMAN, GOSS, and HARRISON, all of
whom exerted their powers with great success.---'
CRAMER led, and GazAToREx presided at the organ.
.ASHE, PETRIDV,S, HOLMES, and LINDLEY, con-
tributed their powers; and the whole formed a de-
licious treat. The festival throughout was attended
by a splendid and crowded assemblage, and the, re.
ceipts, including donations from the principal Per-
lorrners, as well as the collectioa Church,
ainounted to a couiiderable sum.