T Art. II I.—The lives rad properties of all Military Officers'of rank are I i kewi..e to be saf?. Answer.—Granted. . • Art. tr.—No person shall be liable to persecution, on ac count of their political opinions or writings, any more than. those employed in a public capacity, for what ttiPy may have done hitherto in the exercise of their employments, or in obe dience to the former Government ; nor shall the people suffer for the efforts which they have made for their defence. Answer.—Granted. • Art. V.—No other contributions shall he exacted beyond the ordinary ones that have hitherto been pail. Answer.—Granted, till the Realm shall definitively be or ganised. Art. Vl.—Our Laws, Customs, and Courts of Justice shall be preserved in their present constitution. • Answer.—Granted, until the Kingdom undergoes its definitive organisation. Art. Vll.—The French troops and their Officers shall not he quartered in private houses, hut in military lodging honses and tents, and by no means in Convents or Monasteries ; the pri vileges allowed to the respective classes by the laws being preserved. ' Answer.—Granted, it being well understood that both the Officers and privates must have (porters and tents that are furnished conformablyto the military regulations, unless the said buildings be insufficient. • Art. V I IL—The troops shall march out ofthe town with the honours of war, and be at liberty to retire whithersoever they chuse. Answer.—The troops shall march out with the honours of war; they shall march off by files to-dav at four o'clock in the afternoon, and leave their arms and cannon; the armed peasants shall also leave their arms and artillery ; after which the inhabi tants sliall retire to their houses, and those from without the town to their villages. All the individuals that have enlisted among the troops of the line four months ago, shall be free from.their engagements, and retife to their villages. All the rest shall continue prisoners of war till an exchange take place, which will commence immediately between equal numbers, and rank for rank. Art. IX.--The public debts and engagements of the State shall be faithfully and constantly discharged. Answer.-✓-This being a political object, belongs to the cog nizance of the Assembly of the Realm, and depends on the gene ral administration. • Art. X.—Those Generals who wish to continue in the Capital, shall preserve their rank ; and such as are desirous of quitting it, shall be at liberty so to do_ Answer. —d al though their its ultimate organ) AD. A detacheni possession of shall, about _ The guard-hi pital, shall be At the same together with Artillery and The works repaired. The Frene . shall, about house of the . veroment, regi blishment of to', T , • 2-:.We the undl .:es gime for sete 4greed , measures. • Imperial ~ (X true ►J • ,4‘ • 66M; LIRCIAI. REGULATION. Lentz, DEC. nances has conimunicrita to this funrettteo Jan ta , lowing Royal o,rder, dated the 17 Witte': :' - ' • ' lO 01 1 / 4 14 '•' 9l l ' • ' l7 •• f "A" ' iV' • .•1.101 4 1 '4 , 1 " NOtWkWanding• *lle/OW i On% ( 1 111,14 gUiNg el l i tr Junta of Government, by Royal Order of the 4th Am it la,t, concerning the permis ,, ion 4rantirolm ; yo.ll*,4x4tFY•dor the importation of Logl)sit g :. at 0141 tilV.,l)o l :t. of - ra( ~I has 4 i • e li e . been pleased to direct that the . iiitegsli\ccii lii,:iilrt , titittued ~, :enerally, and that fir Coe preoct.le ' - oi t 4 E4 ° ties he i t 1 11 canformable.to what ‘ias charr ed tAii4; , VrtfrilPt . . la • ,1 . + • `'l ina n e this cotmaanir 'tor , may direct - (Countersigned) - (y , that you "ers. RANINI. s '.. J . • - "!111wft - ...1, : ‘ T' 16)sartga V.t LENCIA, DEC. 7.—The Superior Junto of Government of this .kingdom has just.: recc i ved the fol t ioic i 4o l l , 43 ;cpru it b y; it li the Saragossa Gazette,. gstraurditia.-7 pr dif. s otfii.46ixi, i 4 s Excellency the Captain-General of Arragup 4;04 the, aro f reserve . 4 -too l e , • ,s t " Most excellent Seignor-1 return yon luft.nlite.thankis r • the intelligence which you communicate to me,'.and eanaotiet observe to sour 'Excellency, that it would b.., very, properjo order for this city the regiment of Grenadiers of Ciattadtks .watlh it has been resolved to detain io this quarter for the tiekneupf Arragon ; for never can they be of greater use, than in thweir cumstances which this city finds itself, of being threatened-wilth a speedy attack, and a second siege.; —: ~,..I,li ~, i i :n not. orris " I had no apprehension of this wort whetiat tanhrbsa,sstltere . I was posted with a divi , ion of my artni., far from thinlettig• that I should so soon find m., self in the tftmentabletittiation ' in which lam now placed, for never could any comtiination of ,nine have brought me into it. rho events of war are Iv vati nus as the infinitely varied opiiiious of mankin,i, and the RUA ' of fixing them is more difficult than that of regulating . the three- Min of the aerostatic globe. In a word, in consequente ofrie Orders for our retreat, we got into a dreadful er,?:ftloicritt, :it rudcla on the 23d, in •which the ground was strusved 4v4thr a iinmence number of dead bodies on both 6 i lie`Q ; iVIt! ,101,:iket* e 4 nldiers never forgot that. they were the coil,:red , of lilileptiti ~ Mereia, and Arragon, nod the enetnyitild, Iv eil; . 4 miea•eas te ..., from 7to 800 killed. We have lost ses eral• es:rearm, titificier.., but those who survive are resolved to atienge. Weir loss; 80 I have reason to call. myself happy, havitt! , the, Aloo4 fot,tone tribe ' at the head of the bravest of. the troops that encouptered tltesfAry of the eagles of Napoleon. fill* enemy, after -Ow dlespetuiled of our army, continued the pursuit, and ace now in the enuircuul of this city, the sight of whir* motto( but sremiod.,tiwrn,of mots I ff Ito thy - than glorious for us. Yesterday 01110eid- .he been ,on 'he of it .lie pened. Be in ,our this coimitanication to :,our Excelk!le:, compliaMlMMlllll4ol64l6l6lopriper 011ie • (Sig ll .P 4 D , Aliwrftie *:ountersiened) "SON ET." betty so to no. ' not less fatal to them than glorious for us. x esters oy Ofiligicl- -Granted : they shall remain in their station, al- , 'mired partie*exch..lngpd.Wfile,shvi with them ; tp,e, result being . pay can only continue till the kingdom receives its some loss on tivir si ' f ingli and hooty, / ,„AWf i ticim..44c . 4,6nd anization. . . a ;‘) , ~ 'iii. 410.:• i . •. , . . . ~. of animated the apnic it ,Is this plocvv Q i oft ..- , I !..4., hp. .4 J IDITIONAL ELEVENTH Art i rtett. unction of persons,.kei,,l,r rAyli, are at, u ty ,7, pni a- nent of Guards shall this day, at four o 'Clock, take tions, and in thregilt,M. I?AY,S!,.d,(rli w ‘ iiii .rs., l , ~5x pc; to ,: gi ve F the Palace gates. The different gates' of the city, oriother proof . , equeli orffrorior4,t i be. tr lv in ,c h ,Qc 711 (1 , r1 . t .t.. , ►h_ 'twiny.° toy _k_mg,aild cout 3 / 4 ry, 4 . 141) 1 11,5Assik,l, • t‘cx .o lo . ~i n d the same time, be delivered up to the French army. d-house of the Body Guards, and the General Hos- our sisk-tiai Putfiii!ess, sho,l4,tWa attpippi o ad ifiai d 4 OP) )e- be surrendered to the French army at the same time. siegnas: ..May.tiody !!‘c•.... 4 , . 4 . 44; 1.... _ ,... *- :'l' - •.: ii. , q•ft 41.114 40 %214 ~ i, ne hour, the Park of Artillery, and the Arsenals, •: i. • • ~i .. 1 , :... •:.. J 14 . Ottit ° ifirt t• 1'4 .401 ° 141r i.. . Ike th the Engineers, shall be surrendered to the French " 4 Head-Quarters at Saragossa, Nov. 30, 1808." . L ttl d Engineers. . . i t. 1 *WO blita 0rn0v . .1.1- 444t0 tdoilss44-4...4 61 .4.4 tartivsmis ~a) - ;s and eutreuchments shall be levelled, and thestret s • sibss sqmsoss• *atm -,. '''i" - - 7 /e fitcietitifjeftt tit/444a !t,• ; _.,' 1 - -ti t•rep, :1:71‘.;- , tn oT e, .7.77-s - .frti- ir ' , vas* 11t 6, 27 . 16 Officer about to take the command of Madrl s- .'#.14 4 inhdlituts.of ,Isteatieft 4 l,:off,ail clasnetand•essmaktions.—Ne. t mid-day repair, under a military guard, to Ole cessity /irinot tats/4eictio.consmens Issas.. The sky Ateutilized the : Principal (Governor), in order to concert with ao- !person lof ibin Elticellenertbe.Viceroy. . lifift•ncinevkit has been egulations of Police, and measures for the re-itistik- insperintiliy,derstaisdeat If! , rearms of still t.v. 'and general/ con. f good order, and public secutliy in all parts bf' she vonienee.. 44 I it.theltelurse..dit last nights ihe key** Arner4ll . 4 • the . 6.: . • • most Meadow! tilsbosne tie Arcitivi sho p , and tote other.duthor i • • • , i ndersigned Commissioners, 4bthotsed by full'pawvirs, tietscr were cosisma t iked... Piny have submitted ,tp Ole, urgracy o tling and signing the present Capitulation, hOe „ agisigblf,ao :4e, said Viceroy being divested of his'Ankbyrqr. i upon the faithful and entire eecution of theabaVe hatolev9eved, coarnitroatily Ao.ihe Royal. Ordef OTOf pth 41 es. 't • OctoPer 1308, upon Field-Marshal D. Pedro Garibay, via th, • FERNANDO DE LA. VEWA'Y PANYOGA: ' liiiiifitches . brought by the Providence slit:nit:l4e beet, opened ' TOMAS DC MORLA. '.." 11. `' .4' 1 14 ' .-111 •ii ' lie it , detithlty in possession of the' Supteme Authority. ;* B 4..-o.t iv- 6-- 4 00 r ALF.SANDR , O. %et satin . andiranquil ; you are now governed by MD accredit(' ..,—.. 14; cluing, 'Chicr, with whose prudence you are acquainted. Confide i Camp at Madrid, s q 4 th e 4th of Dec D!et iNsa, , : sio.ulie.s. I the vigilance of the Royal Acuerdo; all will turn out' to you rue Copy.) ...1.4.11.0 4 t '..9;t 11.440.4 • - .. ~. • , t lowti ,a l i p• ph( Itia . *AM 4 1141 01 4 06 1 10 Ikb , - , t..ei 4 • +f, :I: : . ' 'l f• : . tie .` 4 .., 1 1480.4 .. • A - 4 , 4i44o,,iirAitlrt.p.At fps./ , c eicl ....,., i , ... i ~ .W4i ...- .. -.• 4 . .. JAN. 15. THE NATIONAL REGISTER;