The Sun.
London, England, 1811-01-21 00:00:00

following Mullen, in ompatty with Smits, purchas-
ed another quantitv to.the amount of 1271. and tor
both of them Boren rive his acceptances.
On 'the further exn:rtinarion at this witness, it
turned out that Smits %.4 as to receive from the plain-
titis a premium of to per cent. on all the goods
sold to Borten, as a consideration for hit bringing a
customer.

Lord ELLBNBO4OVGH here interposed. He doubt-
ed whether this circumstance would not at once
void the contract between the panics. The parties
in the cause were guilty of improper „, utt against.
that third person, because the price or the goods
'was thus enhanced to him, and it really appeared to
hint no contraa which the law would .endure.
However, ihu next witness might be called.
Bullet) was then called, and upon examination
stated that lie did not know of the agreement that
Swits should receive I o per cent.
Lord ELLENBOROUOII...--." When people come to
complain of the frauds of others, it should,be quite
clear that they had beem cotrect themselves"—Plain.
tiffs tionsui'ed.

His Lordship this day &fibbed the remaining
capses at GL ildhall.

IST ERC P TED CO Ilk ESPONDENC E.

[The following articles are part 'of some official
doeuinenis which e said to have he-ri lately in,
tercepted in Spain. The oilier papers consist of a
letter from M. Azanza, announcing the intention
ut Baonaparte to annex Spain to Lie E em-
hire a leiter twin Champagoy to the Duke of
Santa Fe, presciibing the manner in..which the ab-
dication of King J was to take place, after
thy: French were to be in possession nt Lisbon; and
ot an addresi from the Spamah Counel at State, ap-
plauding the motives of the abd,cation.)

PIOJECT OI THE ABDICATION OP. JOSEPH.

• " Doll Joseph My-oft:on, by the Grace of God
and the Constitutions ot. the State, King of Spain
and the Ladies, to all Viceroys, Captains-General,
Right Roy. Archbi►►bopa, Rev. Bishop, &c. we
tnaite known as follows :

" That the experience of more than two yeats
mil a half, which have passed since we have oc-
cupitd the thronerof. Spain, - has clearly shewn
impossibility 01 this Monarchy reaching that degree:
of splendour and glory -which b,!coate ir, withon.,
the direct interference dud the powerful. Gf
our 3 upst brother the Emperor of, the F,, t;(11
King fit Italy. Faction and intrigue hat',
vent(' order, and it ritated meh's I!!‘it nu-
thing but a superioe force can put anti the de-
strudive insurrections which- ta our do-
minions. . '

" The gentle-means that we have hi art to employed
to tranquilize the country, and to :Iring over to our
side sudi of our stojeas as have been estrange.] and
seduced by the English, have produced a contratyel-
feat to what vie,expeeted. Often, indeed, has ma-
levolence employed them against our person, pre-
ng that to the result of weakness which was
the eifeet our natural goodnes of heart. Since,
then, pow 'Hill 'reined ies, decisive and final meihurea,
are required, it • U.cuuaes necess ry to .ati:yk a sys;;
tem of greater energy, which will one* tsyt all put
an end to every species of intriglo.
" It is absolutely necessary that a colossal force
should at once cause all those to disappear, which
despsir, rage, and the perfidious plans of the English
might Nang forward. This is to be found in the
boundless power of our august brother Napoleon.—
France alone is Capable of sccomplishing the great
work of regeneratiog Spain, and rendering it happy.
With this view, 'and in consideration that our
European dominions, in the state in which they at
present are, cannot maintain their own happiness,
since the Americana have already declared them-
selves independent, we have determined; having
first heard our Council of State, and taken the opi-
nion of sensible and .well-meaning persons, to an,
dicate our Crown, and to renounce it. ih favour or our
august an 4 dearly beloved. brother Napoleoa,. Ern,
peror of the French, King of 'ltaly, ordet,
that by uniting fer ever ail our dOminintiir'nli'liii"'
empire, he [WV take under his direct and'peis'onal
protection our dear. and beloved subjects, and oy so
doing contribute to the increase of their happiness,
by making them members of the Great -Family,- and
an integral part of the Great Nation • -
"Our paternal' heart has experienCed the deepest
sorrow and the most poignant-Arnie:oOn in-seeing
that the events 'which have occurred' in Spain,-anal
tho obhtinate resist nice of its perfidihut enemies,
have placed In under the painful necessity of adopt-
ing this measure, which separates us for ever from
our welt 'beloved siihjeds ; but conlideiing the solemn
obligations which we imposed upon ourselves in••
ascending the throne, and that the happiness of our
people should be 'always our first care, we gitltily
make a sacrifice our personal interest to their. place
.and trentioility;:

" The above shall be notified to those whom it
may concern, in ord,r that it may be carried tato
full and complete effect.

'• Given, &c,

MOM* Om.,

PriOCLANINTION I DLNDI I) 'LE ED 11+i
THE NAttlit Al NAPOLAON.

" People of Spain—lohabitant of the banks of
the Ebro, the Guadalquiver, the. Tagus, the Duoro,
and the UtAadiana, your Kitt, my august brother,
hav implored my power to atisist you. 1 had already
already determined to abandon you to injustice, to
atiarcity,r and to your pas.tiotis. 1.. had already re.
holved to cons4ut to your destru6tion and ruin, see.
lug how excessively anxious you were to
be-
come viaims of English perfidy. 1 had turned
my eyes from you, und
.I no lcmger considered
Spain as having.a political existence.
NeverthOoss, my brother has excited my ge-
nerosity; he has interested me greatly in +pour be.
half.

kie has voluntarily restored to me the crown
which I had ceded to him he has implored me nol
to permit the ruin of his subjet:t4. kle is anquaiti led

Poet' by WILLIAM ARMISER SCRIPPS, South Moltou.stint,Grostricoot quart'.
for the Potr, Lew; for the Editor ire. (port-paia), mug; addiessui.

Pr
IPA your tot interests ; he has hesotight my
tedion ; he has entreineu in to unite yritl 10t0
lo the Great Empire. h e
I' Be, then, my subje6.ls.; become meo-'
lurtkr

the Great Family:wirier) at this moment is; ir
increased by the annexation of all the halo' Salo,
" Thus united, with what glory will nut Ali:
descendants of the Romans, all those 'iciw I'llwkf
fraternal dialetts of the same 1110:ner tongues „noo
upon the (age of the world.
" Composing a geoeral tunic of resourceri tl
means, and of w ill, they will find nu ditlialfr
humbling the pride of the New Carthage, 34:
straining the barbarous tratioas /Ict
limit.
" Let En land kno,A. the power of this D11..0
its colonial sire:lor and mighty mean.; lei 116e4
low it efie iasl tier efforts are against won',
j,stiee let her tremble for her vaunted domilirl
of the seas, which she will shortly be obligo p,
abandon for ever. Master of all the coast 01
rope, frig thr Sound to the Dardanelles, 1
the enemy's fleets in coniinual Warm,
fleets shall be expeditiously constructed purr
to give them
" The.• trident shall unite with the swe''tio
Neptune Will co-operate with Mars in cretriaii,
Magnificence of the Roman Empire of our
" From the Rhine te.the Atlantic OCrODI bid
tnh:tipSne
onedt
ut0,,u,t141 en
elanguage. Adriatic sea,
fifth c SP:winds, Madrid shall be the 611°' ri
the Great Empire, and you will become an tat
portion of the great family. Your hue
will be.,quickly rs-pvtopled, and peace and Pi
wilt prevail in them, under a paternal and eiplb
encd government.
," Prejudice give way .to liberal i"°l6!
agriculture. and industry, take the iii3ce '4 lit
deplorable indolea e which pruv.vit: pio"n;
nounce then you,. i.rcjudiccs,
yourselves of the parduo whia I agatti
shall ha tailyr,,
" You already I; ;low the rapid itra,‘“hoi
ible flight of iny ea4,,les has driven the Elli/oit
the ,~ca : ti;ose. English who, 11)V„c0
upon Olq advantige they obtaincul',iiiiii
(11=Llared they were superior to '41.)
but notwitbsianding, suffered the ill'P),;0
drigo and Illmeida ft)
tot.tte;stersiuott:adtai Ilnaelstntco.
oaler their eyes. ti no
The English
meabaentd(n)lnetiiiier
c arias.
u,
ou-not take
w, ,
wen, who, under the mask of tlit""
alliance, have exposed and deserted yoVi octi
" 1! .1 you will display your energy $4611/10dile
l'utpre:rmws'aitglaricio)sni
real enemies. Behold in are your Wilier
liverer. I will' release you tram that *04,00
hich you groan. 1 did el the awe'' pt
bloc;s of the pre sent generation,..P
g lil/1 ill 111:11(11 a rite
d°)l''
children, t
you' posterity.
(Signed)
~iArOLSON. /7_,A
(Countersigned) ~U. B. Dui"' of
" Palm:col the th 4—
A
Extra& of a letter iron: a Gentleman, -
blatant, which contains, tile following PAI:4 yr
eommunicated to him by two French ku-rtor
left Paris about a month ago, where !hero oft;
man years n
....UONAPARTE iS 001 V be. C-rinse
teedingly unpopular and since
tans, for thousands,
Rs been adopted, the people are extretnelY';oo
by it. His life has been frequently
it!oreabecsoidkstitelats:::;ntr hteaai
ornted6oltei weeksttbtihn:e,
tppbtolure:
:vibien,oie:odrfPueowasreireils,ott 6hl iie:yipnr
(0 n
g.!efth2h3iPnittbeiibe;cl;:ntllo;l6l:fl; r
at, and the shot went
detested.--. The Royal 'Family of Spa;aoo'
ditto,
with cruelty, and are • in. u.xtrecne ind ger11:00;
following are the prices of some articles it' 411.
Cotton Wool, 7s. per:l6;—Broad Cloth, 3.lib
tois,ffrtoosuogiohh:h,i3slsmiit7s
Yard-'4"lannela, tOs. Sitar, 0,;(.116
'—Bread, 30s tg3oB.—Cotiet,
.d.--IPritiif and-Wine cheap..':—
for almoitt nothing:"
Brea
•

. • B/R f HS, e'
On Sat ti raky, in A IbCruar Mrs. ls.street) .
Rob
t
ye
of a son. ,
Mrs.' Simpson, of Basingtiall-steer' °

" ' 116'
On the 4th inst.irt,We'lltyti;llear Bath, Nlrt ,iC3
ii i 3
itur Wthie OX Mead, to Miss Martin kownil"
coltifs'ility's Set vicu
bf• 11, Thomss Puy.mall of !Assail Grove. rojt:„i,./,
tely, Mr. Fitwate ' - of the I.l°ll'
avies, '1•0. 4
;late Thom- •II • Wore 46 ih
AS at ilotvtord, sv.o
•i*
1:1 - .nebt• aYi Nlr. 'William itiley, to. Sarah ,00P6,0i
• toCharlatte Ann, onlY
mrininglitun. It is said that, ;fur
'vatted by cousest the cc.f.,17010 ,P
striking
a servant) to her situation. eut on the. ,de
the young tor a season, nod. the bride (1".iiii,,'114414
instance of tnrort:ility, and the uncettsill
nun tell down the street and ei"riv U
happiness.

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E tit); 1.1
,Fridayt. 1,1 ntittetr
i4hnlionfist:tshol.6.iireit:ni'ant amt lif I ° 1'1;
rr4"
advanced ago of 86 years, -Mi. lohn Oak 11-r 41:4:11-il,
litiCl4)trist
.uctrhge4o:l6.trrtl:scitn.:ffit.muutnif,ttatialicbir. %IVamitil L5"10.,E,t,,,d.: 'i,
On WuJilet,t(Jy liits,t, at. Wigmore, J. 11 }llO4 411 ' ri
, :1:::0,11:ii
Reginiera of Native infantry, on the Isombil '',coiyl3",,' it
Un Friday evening, at Northall„ atter ail °' .r. Vl'
Mrs. Sarah l'artt, aged 37,' relief of PerciVall pots. O•
1%1)::
°Win;
migitihrinien;:.
ria.k:triihtlii:i
nitlitttilteis nit 'II,
jill°QcsosParlitss.ll r0Y;f..55:100' ;
%cow ,e..,0
LatelY ; agarlofBt2h,:tMstrragi:
d,DoLrointch7iy7::pledie:b.
a_......")1,0, i Sr
Guiders, II q. and on Ffiday.laat, Mune GPI' 001
i
78, formerly
ter-place, Lambeth. ,

rit ICA OP Si OCA'S

sAlvapse• • tt,
Beak Stock, 24t
"V $ per Cent k limmudd,,iviiat AlSlrnin4l.ll: -7
il!-9s0.1611;111 4 Per eon. i
pot Cent Red. 67* 67 Itelt ,/i
rn .1 • „alb:v./
per Cent Cons 66 £ tarßatikOP4l-
- Ann. t 7 is. tS Cons.