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London, England, 1818-10-03 00:00:00

THE EVENING Stilt
LONDON.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3,181 c,
THE FUNDS.
PRICE OF STOCKS THN DAY AT TWELVE o'cul
Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced shut_
3 per Cent. Cr.nsols 750—for Aco.'3s!:_i
51 per Cent. shut—. 4 per Cent. shut
5 per Ct. Navy 1051—India Bonds SI
Otnliium 3ii dis.--Exchequer Bilts 1!-

The revolution in the Spanish 31':::•7
none who have attcnsled to the affaks
sula since the moment that Cll.llti.L; fl
pelled to evacuate the throne in favour
FERDINAND. We shall here give a narr:it
cumstances connected with that abdicatin:
'nicated to the Editor of the ✓our,Utl c•f /170
published at Btuges, by a person evident
quainted Noith these transaction..., and u•i:;
have fillA a situati-in of some con,t77,
the deposed Monarch.

It is openly stated in this narratr„
WAND was at the head of the conspiraq
cited the insurrection in Madrid ;an led to
t.
position or abdic ttion of Let: Le 'At,.
given to understand, that in or,ir
throne of the father, the son 40d his te,!riv
tors invited into Spain a Frer.ch arms.
conspirators chose the m, ,meat when th.
at the gates of Madrid to throw off the
execute their purpose. FEADIVAND, it is s
seizing the sceptre of Spain, passed Om:
anxious expectation of a visit from MotAT
pliment him on his elevation; but being Drat
restrain his impatience any longer, he too:: 1.,t
solution of paying himself a visit to leit
to his great mortification and alarm, rrrciveir
only in quality of Prince of the l•rriti p
ing brought 150,000 Frenchmen into the con:::
he soon foand that instead of being innanr.
to his views, he had been instrumental to
the treachery—all the cruelty exercised tontards
father had only the effect of depriving him oft]
Throne, which, in the course of years, wet:id ha
been his own without reproach. and of plun:inz
unhappy country into a war prodoctive of
calamity to it. With the prwerful assistance .:f.
country the invaders were expel:ed ; bitt, to few
himself cn the brave wen who, wiLit Britisl:
ante, had done this, the Ruler of France let iecse
unhappy Spain that FEItDI SAND, who first bratT.
her into her difficulties, and whose return was immi
diately signalized by the destruction, imprisonmea
and exile of all that constituted the hope of hi
future safety.
The unfortunate CNA ALES is stated to hare heli
this language to the writer of the narrative, who sui
ceeded in introducing himself into his apartments:
Aranjuez. What tnotive can induce you to hell
danger, and to visit in these abodes of
a KIN°, betrayed by his and ab.tadoze.,..,;:,
subjects? Flee from this &vitt
Son should find out the rashness of your steps,
would, without fail, sacril:ee yo,t to his revecher:.
How was it to be expected that a Son, of whom,
Father could speak in such terms, should act otlz.
wise than he has done?

Cr tn u

and t

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived at a la
hour this forenoon. -They contain, under the had
of Madrid, the official documents, confirming the di:-
misal of the Spanish Ministers, as announced by Ls
yesterday on the authority of private letters. The,
Royal Decree, dismissing Do r Ptza.ano, bears that
his 3I AJLSTY has thought it proper to dismiss him;
the Decree dismissing D. FIGUEROA, states merely
that he has dismissed him ; while the decree respect-
ing D. GARAY, more affectedly delicate than either
of the others, gives forth that it is in consideration
of ,c the bad health of D. MA RTIN DE GARAY (never,
we understand, in better health all his life), and to
give him an opportunity of re-establishing it," that his
MAJESTY has relieved him of the burdensome tries

of Secretary of Finances, Spain, and the Indies.—
The Marquis CASA IRUJO is appointed to succeed
PIZARRO, and D. JOSEPH IMAs to succeed Gaut
mzrely "par interim t" and D. CISNEROS, late Cap-
taiii•Gcneral of the Department of the Cadiz, is the
only one whose appointment is announced as perms.'
P occapier en proprieti."
A new Grand Inquisitor it appears has alto bees
named—he is a M. CASTILLON, Bishop of Tarn
gona. The di grace of the three Ex Ministers i! !id
to have been the fruit of a plot of their own, to
rid of M. Eeui t, the Minister of War, and3l. de Tou-
nrs, whose dismissal they had actually prevailed upca
FERDINAND to consent to, when these parties, get-
ting scent of the intrigue, managed so artfully ai:n
turn the tables upon their enemies, whose aaires
came inscribed in the decrees of proscription
"'l soh
they had intended for their colleagucs. It i> alsn
mentioned, that to give the Message of dismi,,4l ail
the poignancy possible, .an officer of M. Lcri.t
was the person who was selected to convey

The fact that Madame PIZARRO J72S refuse! .
MAJESTY leave to remain at Madrid till:xr c.:•
meat seas over is confirmed; but the report that

had been seized in labour on the road to Sar
is cor.zradicted. M. PI ZA nun, says the Ma.'

tide in conclusion, will not be much rei7,re
M. GARAy will.—The other personage in t

virate, M. FIGUEROA, is left 'without: eiter t.i:••• .r
condolence.

French Five per Cous. Tuesday-71'r. ti.,•

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THE EVENIING
STdtt
LONDON,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3,181 v, Vela
THE FUNDS. pKce
PRICE OF STOCKS THI.. DAY AT TWELVE 0. 110Pel
Bank Stock shut-3 per Cent. Reduced
dar". therl
3 per Cent. Crnsols 750—for Acc.7e41,1/1. for t 1
51 per Cent. shut--I per Cent. shut
5 per Ct. Navy 1051—India Bonds SI ,••.: Rey'
°ThEnef'ritieinvolStli i d
revolution
the Spanish
Billsau:ish3 F: no
vs
none none who have attended to the affaks leer,
sula since the moment that CIIA ELL ; IV. but
pelled to evacuate the throne in favour ,
FERDINAND. We shall here give a narratir.. ••• •
cumstances connected with that abdicatini, , 1111
nicated to the Editor of the Journal ef Ilcrrl id
published at Bruges, by a person evidewdyr-.• tea
quainted seith these transactions, and wi:a
HF:
have fil!,::d a situatism of some c0n,c,:,•„,„ ,
Lad
the deposed Monarch.
and
It is openly stated in this narratve, I:nt i• pi!
NAND was at the head of the conspirnq rcu
cited the insurrection in Madrid that led to IIE
position or abdic ttion of irt.saten. '•\'e are
given to understand, that in order to 0%;.; rut
throne of the father, the son •Ind his fellow-c.,., (t 5
tors invited into Spain a French army ti:
conspirators chose the in anent when that anr• cut
at the gates of Madrid to throw of die :i. as;
execute their pus pose. FERDINAND, it is the
seizing the sceptre of Spain, passed thu TAI
anxious expectation of a visit from Metiar o •
pliment him on his elevation; but being uras: tau
restrain his impatience any longer, he tool; 1.,e r sh
solution of paying himself a visit to MA
to his great mortification and llarra, rreci..er Sit
only in quality of Prince of the I•rrni p,
ing brought 150,000 Frenchmen into the cour.; tt
he soon fotnd that instead of being • Pt
to his views, he had been instrumertal to ft_::. bl
the treachery—all the cruelty exercised unvard,
father had only the effect of depriving him of.
Throne, which, in the course of years, would ha
been his own without reproach, and of plun7inz
unhappy country into a war productive of
calamity to it. With the powerful assistance
country the invaders were expelled ; bin, to 'ran
himself cn the brave n-cn who, with
ance, had done this, the Ruler of France let loose •
unhappy Spain that FERDINAND, who first breni
her into her difficulties, and whose return was in •
diately signalized by the destruction, imprisonm
and exile of all that constituted the hope of I:
future safety.
The unfortunate CHARLES is stated to hare he
this language to the writer of the narrative, who su
ceeded in introducing himself into his apartments
Aranjuez. What tnotive can induce you to tin
danger, and to visit in tlie,e abodes of
a KIND, betrayed by Lip S. and a!: t:),!oze
subjects? Flee from this s;y ii;igrokr t
Son should find out the rashness of your steps,'
would, without fail, sari-if:iv lion to rengener: 1
How was it to be expected that a San, of whom
Father could speak in such terms, should act othr
wise than he has done?
The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived at a 1
hour this forenoon. -They contain, under the head
of Madrid, the official documents, confirming the di:-
missal of the Spanish Ministers, as announced by us
yesterday on the authority of private letters. The
Royal Decree, dismissing Dow Ptza.ano, bears that
his MAJLSTY has thought it proper to dismiss him;
the Decree dismissing D. Ftcoznoa, states merely
that he has dismissed him ; while the decree respect-
ing D. GARAY, more affectedly delicate than either
of the others, gives forth that it is in consideration
of ,c the bad health of D. MARTIN DE GARAY (never,
we understand, in better health all his life), and to
give him an opportunity of re-establishing it," that his
Ma.ntsze has relieved him of the burdensome deties
of Secretary of Finances, Spain, and the Indies.—
The Marquis CASA IRLLIO is appointed to succeed
PIZARRO, and D. JOSEPH IMAS to succeed GAlla
merely "par interim t" and D. CISNEROS, late Cap-
tain• General of the Department of the Cadiz, is the
only one whose appointment is announced as perms.
actit—‘, r of enpier en proprieti."
A new Grand Inquisitor it appears has also bees
named—he is a M. CASTILLON, Bishop of Tarm-
-rona. The disgrace of the three Ex Ministers it !id
to have been the fruit of a plot of their ()WTI, it'
rid of M. Ec;ul t, the Minister of War, and3l. Tou-
ars, whose dismissal they had actually prevailed upca
FERDINAND to consent to, when these parties, get-