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London, England, 1820-04-11 00:00:00

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SOLI m fs!UIS DICERE FALSUM A UDEAT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1 X2O.

We received this morning the Paris Papers 'of
Saturday last. . In the Chamber of Deputies on
Friday a Petition was reported upon from the
relations of 21 persons sentenced to death at the
period of the deplorable events at Grenoble', com-
plaining of a denial'of jo:tice, and making charges
against General DIONNADIEU and others. The
Petition was ordered to be referred to the Presi-
dent of the Council and the Keeper of the Seals.
The discussion was renewed on the Projet respect-
ing the Financial Acconnti, and the debate on
the articles again adjourned till Saturday.
These Journals contain the following intelli-
gence from Spain :

(From the Moniteur.)

" The latest accounts from Madrid are of the
31st March.

" On the Thursday preceding, the King, the
Queen, the Infants, and the Princesses went in
procession, according to ancient usage, to the dif-
ferent Churches in the Capital. This Royal Pro-
cession lasted four hours, in the midst of a prodi-
gious crowd of people, who appeared every where
deeply moved.
" It is observed, that the Spaniards who re-
turn from foreign lands bring back to their coun-
try moderate sentiments, and that they are j ene-
trated with the importance of the present state of
the country.
" The Count de Abisbal is arrived at Madrid ;
he has published a sort of Manifesto, in which he
expresses his discontent that the King has not
accepted his services. He has denounced to the
Patriotic Club a Counter-Revolutionary Conspi-
racy, and has asked for the command of the Na-
tional Militia.

‘l‘ His Majesty bas expedited brevets, con-
ferring the rank of Marechal-rle•Can►p ou the
Chiefs of the Insurrection in the Isla ;le Leon,
viz. M. M. Qtiiroga, Arco Arguero, and Riego.

" The Minister of War has addressed to all the
Military Authorities the following Roy►►l Decree :
The King., in unison with the principles
which constantly direct his conduct, and with the
view of consolidating the establishment of
order and of general union, has, in conformity
with his Decree of the Bth March, deemed it ad-
visable to order, in concert with the Provisional
Junta of Government, that all the persons includ-
ed in the processes directed against the Marechal
de Camp Don. Francis Espoz y Mina, the Mlrechal
de Camp Don Juan Diaz Porlier, Lieutenant
General Don Louis Lacy ; the Commissary of
War, Don Vincent Richard ; and the Mareehal
de Camp Don Mariano Reuovales, in the proceed-
ing at Valencia, in 1817 and 1819, in their rela-
tion ro the events- widen took place the B,h inly,
1819, in the Expeditionary Army at Cadiz, and in
others of the same nature, shall be restored to the

enjoyment of all their honours aoti the p4ssesslog
of all their employments.

' Madrid, March '25, 18Q0.'

" The following Decree has been communicate('
to Don Pedro Agar, Captain General of Galheist
and to other competent authorities

The King has determined that the army ea.,
ed of Gallicia, which was formed under the orders
of Lieutenant General tl►e Count de Saint Roman,
shall be immediately disbanded. The Corps Of
Provincial Militia which had taken arms, and
which formed part of this army, will retai'
co their homes, and the Regiment of Infantry of
Vittoria of Old Castile will be placed under the
orders of the Captain-General of tl►e Lauer Prom