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London, England, 1808-08-03 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY 18.

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Private letters from Madrid, of the loth ult. state,
that tranquillity was completely re-establi shed in that
city, and that the arrival of the new Monarch was
impatiently expected.
In pursuance of an imperial decree, dated the 12th
1 of May, at Bayonne, an extraordinary Junta• is ap-
pointed to conduct the Administration of Tuscany.
It consists of General Mellott, the Councillor of State
Auchy, and the Masters of the Rolls, Chaban, Dege-
rando, and Jeanet, together with the Auditor Balbe-
Berton Crillon, Secretary-General. General Menou
takes the title of Governor, is invested with the su-
preme command of the troops, and will officiate as
President of the Junta.
According to a decree of the Junta, the commence-
ment of the Session of the extraordinary Junta will
be notified to all the civil and military authorities of
the three departments of Tuscany.
The following Proclamation to the inhabitants of
that country has been ordered to •be 'published and
placarded all over the three departments I
TUSCANS !—His Majesty the Emperor and King has been pleas-
ed to confer upon yon the honour of being adopted into the great
Family, and of uniting yourselves to the destiny of the Empire
formed by his genius. Na2olcon the Great adopts you as Lis
children, and the French saints you by the some of brothers.
This adoption promises to you all the effects of the beneficent
tares of our illustrious Emperor, the Protector of Religion and
Morality.
You will now be happy. You will receive a Code of Laws,
which being the offspring of wisdom, and the experience of ages,
secures the rights of property and the stability of families; your
agriculture and your industry will flourish. You will restore to
Tuscany, the native country of a Dante, Galileo, and Michael
Angelo, the Athens of Italy, that splendour which the belles let-
tees, the arts and sciences, of which it was the cradle to modern
Europe, formerly conferred upon it.
Delegated front the greatest of heroes and of Sovereigns, our
first wish is to merit your attachment. To attain this purpose,
we have nothing more to do thateto make you acquainted with,
and faithfully to fulfil, the instructions which we have received.
Your feelings have even anticipated our wishes; and arready, not'
less than ourselves, you esteem, love, and admire, our illustrious I
Emperor.

Tuscans! yoU are a good, a virtuous, and a loyal people. The
Emperor knows and esteems you. Place your whole confidence
in him. Let violent men of all parties become silent, and forego
their absurd expectations. Let the brave, the wise, and impar-
tial classes of persons unite, and as in all the other parts of France,
possess one soul and heart. It is by such conduct that you will
make yourselves riorilty of being the children of Napoleon.
His Catholic Majesty, on reaching Irun, on the
9th, was there received by a deputation from the
States of Navarre. At two o'clock of the same day
he arrived at St. Sebastian's. The States of the Pro-
vince of Biscay came as far as the furthest point of
their frontier to meet him. His Majesty gave an im-
mediate audience to the Constituted Authorities, after
which he inspected the harbour, the forts, and the
citadel. In the evening au the houses were illumi-
nated ; and, according to the custom of the country
upon solemn occasions, the inhabitants of St. Sebas-
, tian's passed the whole night in singing under the
windows of his Majesty's apartment, accompanyingl
their songs with the guitar.
The following day his Majesty set out fur Toloza,
having first attendee mass in the Cathedral of St. Se-
bastian's. At Toloza he was met by a Deputation
from the States of Cuipuscoa. His Majesty inspect-
ed the arsenal, which has heen shut up since the corn-,
niencement of die internal disturbances, and gave
orders for placing it again in a state of activity.