IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
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BY the ship James Cropper. arrived at
IN. York, Paris dates to the lst Sept. and
Madrid of the 9th Aug. have been re-
Sceived.


y This arrival confirms the account of
sfhe French having been defeated in an at
Mack on Cadiz; and brings information
3hishly honourable to Spain, which induces
'.us to believe that she will yet triumph
IsOver her invaders. The Gibraltar papers
|Sof the Sd of Sept. received by the above
'sarrival, gives the following as the condi-
Eftions on which the French were willing to
,twithdraw their troops and conclude a
2peace.


N /. That Spain shall constitute Senate
lSof Mobiles, upon the plan of the house OF
IsPeers in France or England.
\ Q. The king to have a veto upon all
Ylaws, as the kings of England and Frence
Sand to have the command of the armies
Nand the administration OF the public force
sin full.


8. The parochial clergy and episcopacy
Hof Spain TO receive sufficient stipend
&1'ishops not less than 10000 dolls. annu
sAally, nor parochial clergy less than 5000


dolls. And this to be secured in land


and not to be dependant upon annual sup
$py.


'$ a. The Inquisition to be abolished.
M 5. The Press to be free, but to be re
3sponsibe.


N 6. A perfect amnesty of all that ha
9apassed on both sides.
# Five days were allowed to decide OF
SFthese proposals, at the expiration of which
'%if the King was not liberated, an attacl


was to be commenced, and no terms woul'


afterwards be listened to, but uncondi


tional surrender.


n The following is said 20 be the King
Ii reply. in his own hand writing.
n l. That he has never ceased to enio
n personal liberty until the appearance q


the French troops into Spain.


2. That the blood which has been she,


IN this unjust war, will recoil upon tn


head of Louis XVIII. and all Frenchmen


s. Tha: they are responsible before Go


for all the evils that may happen either t


Ferdinand or his family.


4. That the King relies, conhdent!,


upon the intervention of England.


A despatch is stated to have immed
m ately directed the Duke d'Angouleme t
BA attempt to take CadiZ, come what may.
v English Crops.-The New York Dali
\ Advertiser states, that they have CAREFUL
4 examined their files of English papers
8 the 9th of August, and find that the wei


'her up to that time confined general