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MADRID:4Oos. •
The following are the_ names of the principal per-
sons arrested at Madrid on the night. of the 10th :
Senors Agar and Ciscar, Officers of the Marine,
and Members of the Regency ; Alvarez Guerra, a
Man of. letters, and Minister of the Interior ; Odo.
naju, late Minister at War; Don Louis Pereira ;
Manuel -Quintana, a literary man, and journalist;
Quarter.; Caegn Arguelles;
(quondam Procittutor of
the Couneilmf Castile; Nicasi Gallego, literary man
and Priest ; Martinez de.la Rosa ; Isturiz ; CapaT ;
Augustan Arguelles, surname& the Divine ; 'reran,
Felin, Echavarria, Calatrava, Ponce, all Deputies ;
thelMarischal del Campo Aguirre; Carvajal, Ex-mi
sister; the Count de Noblejas and his brother; Nar-
cisse Rubio, I,omeneche, 'Ranson Arispe.
Page, Cepero, and the Canon Oliveros, Deputies ;
Bernardo Gil. Maygnez, and Comedians;
Collard% the Monk Rico, &c.
Senors yillela, Galiano -Mendiola and'Leyva, for-
merly Magistrates, %were Charged with -Making these
arrests. The Captain-Genet?l v.guia imprisoned the
Members ofthc Regency and the Ministers. - • , •
The Bishop of Orense, Quevedo, that venerable old
'man, who repelled the cajoleries of Bonaparte,
who wished to draw him .to Bayonne, had been exiled,
stripped_ of his property, and 'declared unworthy of
the Spanish-name, by a decree of the Corset.
MADRID, MAY 14,
Hi's CatholirMajesty has named the following Mi-
nisters; •
The Duke -of San Carlos, Mitiister— for 'Foreign
Affairs, and Provisionally 'of .War ; M; Salazar, of
Finance; M. Lardilabal, of the Indies; M. Mika.:
sae, of Justice. • •
The political and military Governor of Madrid has
ordered several persons to be apprehended, "in 'addi-
tion to those previously mentioned. „ It is lamentable'
to find in this list of commitments some names well
known in literature. It may kie said,, that as a con-
,sequence of the invasion of Spain, all the distinguish-
ed men of that unhappy country have become the
victims of the extraordinary circuMitances in which
the presence of the French at my had placed them..--
Fortnnately for us, the restoration of slur legitimate
Sovereign. imposing silence on all poliiicar resent-
ments, promises to us oblivion of the past, and the
separation of innumerable evils which have been oc-
asineed by the divergence of political opinions.
The true Spaniards (,and all parties imagine that
they have not ceased to deserve- this name) are af-
flicted to set their country bereft of her children., the
most capable of serving her. The firmness which
the King his displayed, will not prevent his consi-
dering with an enlightened indulgence , the slifficult
end equivocal situation into which'his absence, the'
occupatioa of the whole territory of the Peninsula,
and-even the politics of Europe, had thrown-his sub.
jests of all classes. AU lights ought to shimirmind
the thronei a:Sovereign like him, whom Peovitmot
his tuirsolonily sent us, Cannot, and ought not to
• fed slain at these circumstances. The noble deals-
ration- I Louis-XVIII.. that august chief of . the
House of Bourbon, presents a high. lesson to
nand. It now, and in that tense, that we ought
to hasten to imitate France, wlkre the cOunter-revo-
lutien ha,, not cost the life even tl him who was the
cause of all the misfortnnes of Europe. We bath the
honour of shaking off a yoke which became intole;
sable without foreign aid.
AU the gl6ry of not having overstepped the ob-
ject, el having used our victory with (reiteration, be•
longs exclusively to us. You may well conceive that
the system •of confiscation' and proscription, a system
the applkation of which it was wilted to extend, to
Also wives and even to the children of [bow lOW ha
:among enemies in the Cones, is incompatible with
. the reign of a monarch interested is obliterating all
the traces of a civil *at which threatened Spain with
destruction. •
Thus we expect to set snort among us those to
whoM a return to the country is not.preclnded by
irreparable offences ; anci we skill celebrate, as one
family, the return of our Krug, who is worthy of that
attlichnienvof which be receives unequivocal proofs.
In consideration of the signal proofs of fidelity and
ettachment.tiven by 'Madrid, King Ferdinand has
decreeil that that city shall add to its former titles of
loyal acid imterial that. of heroic, and fhat the MuOici-
pal Body shat. take then tick of Excelketcy.* The same
decree &den, that on the day.ot his 'Majesty's en-
trance into his capital 100 doubloons from his private
purse shall be distributed to every pafgh. His Ma-

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