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sof lane, inclusive, from which he has made the
loving interesting summary.
RI. King Of Spain and suite arrived at Cadiz at
n,, six in the afternoon OF The 10Th of June y
troops of the garrison, and the national militia
rnied the public square, and an immense crowd
4 me streets, windows, and balconies. The mu
5o,l authorities received the king at the entrances,
IF. lhe governor Of the fortress delivered to him
teys Of The city with the usual formalities, and
vac congratulated on his arrival in the name of
inhabitants
.The enthusiasm says the Cadiz gazette,
,bth was manifested on this memorable occasion
,ftmed The opinion which we entertained of the
uoism and sensibility Of the people--union and
mpny we're seen on every side--not the least
,drr or excess was commit ed-the sounds re-
,l in innumerable acclamations were those
q dear 10 every good Spaniard TO independence
liberty"
lhs Royal family was lodge in private dwellings,
M the Palace at the Custom House could be got
AZ for their accommodation. The Cortes as
nblrd al Cadiz on the 18th June Eighty.eight
smbsrs answered to the call of their names, and
N Of the rest were announced to be near the city
h history Of their previous proceedings at Seville
AB in abrdgment. On the 18th June, on the
.ring Of the sitting, Senior Gsliano, one Of the
sinr members, rose, and stated that it was no
gr the period to talk, but to act, and to draw the
lhat hid their real stuation--that The country
III imminent danger, but that tho constitution
iii BE- saved as before, aud for this purpose it
asrquislle to put the King and Cortes at once in
place Of security. He proposed that the ministers
ould he forthwith summoned 10 give an account
the cal condition Of things, and decide upon
patching the king from the prccipce over which
erdd.us advisers were mpelling him. Arguees
en- moved that the sitting should be declared per
Eantn until The object Of the Cortes was achieved.
he ministers soon entered, and one Of them tela-
that as soon as il was seen that the French
ght invade Andalusa, a council Of generals and
Hg confidential patriots was convened, who unani-
(msly decided hat the means of preventing the
TCh Of the French were venting, and that the
land Of Cadiz was the only point to which the
HHnment and Cortes could be removed. The
suit was communicated TO the King, who referred
% The council Of State, who preferred Algezras
the place Of removal. The minister concluded
nrnonng that whsn he left the King, his ma
Ny had not come to defnitive resolution II
shen voted by the Cortes, that the removal
Md take place the next day to Cadiz, and that a
nmlttee should be Immediately formed to wall
oahe King and apptize him Of their determine
he committee appointed went on their errane
returned in short time when the presiden
Nred the following dialogue between himself ant
monarch. Sir, the Cores being in perms
sitting, and having received information OF tn
FOach Of the enemy, entreat your majesty to re
we with the Coftes 10 the Island oil Cadiz Tor tn
'ul'y Of your sacred person and the national re
SseO'atves," His majesty replied that neithe
conscience nor the love of eleven millions OF hi
lscts allowed him to leave Seville The presi
" Of the committee reloined, that the politica
science OF his majesty was not responsible, be
wy MS public conduct was subject TO that OF hi
sefs' and that the members of the commitie
MO make convincing observations to him, il VIVA
" ,oen remarked, did not suffice. The king on
'laed-" haze spoteR,' and tired.ss This re
Oeng heard by the Cortes, they resolved III;
I ,s OF lhe moral lncompetency OF the king prt
wy lot IN the 18TH article OF the constitution ha
'uFFea' and that provisional regency should
''el Tor the purpose OF exercising the execuus
So''y only as regarded the removal OF the Kin
uNof'ts A regency OF three members, Valde
Taf and Vigodet, was accordingly created an
@sle oaIhs OF office at once, in the mid-t OF q
@Mey acclamalons Oh Joy from the floor al
galleries.
'ne Regency proceeded to make every necessai
"Scment for general departure; the Cort'
%"'ta N session throughout the day and nigl
~ 'i'h June, acting in concurrence; but u
sSN made considerable difficulty about accep
aSlI Offices anew from the Regency, and d
!'e'a until five in the morning of the l2th-
ID ), circumstance occasioned great alarm amor
4 = 9s'sIl'utonalisls At 1 Of the same mornn
NM, ~ ,ns Regency waited on the King, and al
r n,'e 10 him what had been done. He receive
o. e.s s'sage with complacency, and answered IN
MA, ~ 'eauy TO set out. At O'Clock the regu
sc r, +. a'u militia were under arms to proceed, ar
n .,.. s' was covered with boats laden with effec
Nd unl1.s Nhd' But the king was again seized VII
op ~, and this being rumored, the greatest ae
Yen G"u confusion prevailed at Seville, until ne'
u,l r. !" we afternoon, when Ferdinand and Il
p or 'rH'y entered their carriages, and were DR.
os y '0Nowed BY the military escort. The eS