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children, the sons OF rebellion,
the nation in general was religious, mon.
archical, and passionately devoted to its
legitimate sovereign.


"The whole of Europe-well aware Of
my captivity, and of that of all the roya
family, of the deplorable situation of nv
loyal and faithful subjects, and Of the per.
ncious doctrines which Spanish agent,
were disseminating on all sides-resoved
to put an end to state Of things which
constituted a common reproach, and
which menaced with destruction, all
thrones and ancient institutions, in order
to establish impiety and protiigacy.


"France entrusted with so sacred an
enterprise, has triumphed in few months
over the efforts of all the rebels of the
world collected for the misery of Spain,
upon her classic soil of fidelity and 10y.
atty.


"Mv august and we'll beloved cousin,
the Duke d'Angouleme, at the head of
valeDt army, a conqueror throughout all
|my territories, has rescued me from the
slavery in which ! pined, and restored me
Ito my constant and faithful subjects.


"Replaced upon the throne Of st. Fer.
|dinand by the just and wise hand of Pro-
|vidence, as well as by the generous efforts
|of my noble allies, and the valient enter.
prise of my cousin. the Duke d'Angouleme,
and his brave army, desirous Of applying
ia remedy to the most pressing necessities
|of my people, and Of manifesting to all,
|my real will, in this, the first moment Of
my recovered liberty, l have authorised
the following decree -


CART. /. All the acts of the govern
ment called constitutional (of whateve,
kind and description they may be) a sys.
tenn which oppressed my people from the
18th of March 1920, until the lst of OctO-


Der 1925, are declared null and void, de.


claring as | now declare, that during the


whole of that period, l have been deprived


of my liberty, obliged to sanction laws and


authorise orders, DEGREES, and regulations,


which the said government framed and


executed against my will.


"ART. 2. | approve of every thing
(which has been decreed and ordered by
the Provisional Junta of Government, and
'|by the Regency, the one created at Oyar.
Izun, April 9, the other May &c, in the pre-
sent year. waiting meanwhile, until suii.


ciently informed as to the wants of my
,lpcople, l may be able to bestow those laws
: and adopt those measures which will be
: best calculated to secure their real pros.
fIperty and welfare, the constant object OF


my wishes. You may communicate this
decree to all the ministers.


i (Signed by the Royal hand)
i ID. VICTOR SAEZ."
n Port ST Mary Oct l.