only ones who are amongst you; they have accomplices and satollites dispersed through all classes in the nation.

Loyal inhabitants, and you, brave soldiers, who have been in all times models of fidelity to the King, and of submission to the laws of your ancestors; you, whose indignation is an evident proof of the hatred you have for these monsters, hasten to accuse them to me, and I shall annihilate them all. The advice I give you is necessary for your happiness and tranquility. So long as a traitor exists, you cannot have any repose. So long as the hateful principles of these wretches are not entirely eradicated, fathers, you will not have obedient children; husbands, you cannot have faithful wives; friendship can no longer eixst; confidence will no longer prevail in commerce; the laws will lose all their vigour, and the very recollection of the social virtues be effaced; we shall end by destroying each other; the son will murder his father and mother. If this picture terrifies and seems chimerical to you, look to France, and the history of the period in which we live will soon convince you of the truth of what I say. The principles which have destroyed that Monarchy, are the same as those which your enemies endeavoured to disseminate and with which they try to involve us in ruin.

But, fear nothing; God who protects our catholic country, has endowed it with the most brilliant virtues, and none shall succeed in alienating it from its duties towards the King and our holy religion. For the preservation of this religion, and the defence of the throne, a great number of commanders whose fidelity is undoubted, are to be found. Valencia contains many of them. Have confidence in your general, you will always find him at the head of all worthy subjects.

(Signed.)

Valencia, 20th of January, 1819.

THE END.

ELIO.

LONDON:

SHACKELL AND ARROWSMITH, JOHNSON'S COURT, FLEET-STREET.