The National Register. — London, England, 1822-08-11 00:00:00

by . . Majesty, " Nits'. That the country which fowls the seventh 'Military District, shall bo declared in a state of war, and consequently shall be iacopied, under military regulations, by :in army to operation. " Secondly. That the Commander in Chief of the tinny shall he invested with the posers direcled V the decree of the Cortes, dated the 6th June, It►► 3, and in rife Military Regulations. " Thirdly. l'het the King,, in ositsideratioc of the merits and services of the Field Marshal D. FtllB6llCO Ypoz y Mina, alai also of his milder" skill, and his ardent aft' for the cause of ilaiaLs him General in Chia ache nalitaty operations in the sevehtli Military District. hKure was instantly dispatched to General Mina an extraordinary courier, to inform him of his noini n It is said that the Count de Lag-arde is ;Mut to be recalled by his Government, for not having per ceived and represented the aifsiis of the 7th in their true light. It is alto eousidested as certain, that as soon as the new Itlinistry isltrmed, M. Casa Trujo, ambassador at Purls, will be replaced. A man pos sessed of great firmness, and much devoted to the Constitution, has been pointed out as his successor. Tile dangers to which liberty has been esposul produced the advantage of spewing who wet c the friends of the Constitution, who, in the event of any future attack, might count upon each other with perfect security. '1 h e conduct of the provinces has Len us firm and decided us that of the capital. In proof of this we cite some Lets which will serve to ..cmonstrute public opinion. 'Ale rebel battalions of the loyal Guard, before their attack on the capital, made a movement, which intimated an intention to proceed to the town of Segovia, where the military school of artillery was e.4:3-fished, in order to pessess themselves of the :mho: and annnumtion; but the local authorities, tie voluntary t.►ilitiu, and the artued patriots, in accounts the factious wishing to attack Vich a second time, have met with the most complete defeat. Colouel 'de Torrijos, who, by foreedtnalthes, arrived in their rear towards the conclusion of tlixe action, has cut them to pieces. They left 80 0 !Dialed on the field of battle.l';;*.• Thellittetits of Montserrat, who have been de tected in ilaking cartridges ter the insurgents, have been arrested and conducted to Barcelona. BA YON XEs 3u Eli SO.—We rteeive from Pa m hana fresh tletails of the ulilicting situation, of that province. Quesada, taking advantage of the depar ture of Lopez Banos for Vittoria, with part of h;s troops, in consequence of the events of the 7th ut Madrid, has rc-organised his hand ; which consists of • 1,500 infantry, and SOO cavalry. Though conti nually pursued by the constitutionalists, who are infbrior in number, he avoids battle, and seeks only io increase his numbers, seizing all the horses, anus, and ammunition that he can find. '1 he constitution-, alists look anxiously fur the promisetlreintercements, and boar patiently the marches and counter-mareha which are without peril, us they have had only some skirmishes of the outposts, offer which Que sadu's troops have always tied. Oae hundred or his men have passed the Ebro, taken C;:rvera, and dis arm-11 the militia. Another baud of .100 borers about Pumpelunu, the citadel of tylitch only has in it about 700 men. A third appLured on the 2.. h ut the gates ut Vittoi•iu, and dispersed at the tip roach ut the national troops. The excesses com mitted by these defenders of the faith, and the requisitions they levy, must have drawn upon them the hatred of the people, if they were not so fana tical. engaged in business at the place mentioned, dropped. his pocket-book, or at any rate parted with it frum his rocket. Presently a cartman halloed to him, and asked him if ho had not lost his pocket-book ? Putting his hand to his side, he instantly discovered that he had. " Well," said the cartautn, " I saw that negro fellow going along yur.der, pick ow. up." The black fellow passed deliberately on his way till the gentlenvut overtook hint, as he walked along, deliberately overhauled the pocket-book, and finding, as he says, only nine cents in money, wally threw it down, There appeared scarce a possibility that he could have disposed of the money undetected The 04roitness of the villany lay with the carman. who, seeing the pocket-hook fill], opened, rifled, and threw ' it down again, and then watching the next passer. ger wit.) lie concluded would very probably pick it up, handsomely turned off the guilt fromhis own ; betides, the eartnian immediately made X, and is not known. Oa the t0:11 of July a strong shark of an enrth quake was felt at Lisbon ; the same day, within a t . ew hours of the time, a similar phenomenon wi , s fAt at Ancona, and at day-break of the !lilt an eruption of Vesuvius took place. Casa or JOHN FURNFL.--We rikiee to hear that the Commander•in-Chief has oidered this dreadful occurrence to be rigorously investigated. It is tiinLl that a system should be stopped, which allows the infliction of a tormenting (Luta on it suldie4 for tha petty offence of latc:my. The return of the Marquess of Hastings from India is at length finally arranged, and the flight Hon. G.:urge Canning, a oJvernor Ozn!ral, his departure Vann England on tke 10th October. o . tr4t, :t • • :\ .. „. --• .. , • ._. _ . • ~.,, . it ,,,,,,,,_ i --,--•------, . ,-- ..Zi:,. • -- .-•€--"P" - f.7-----ir--e—fr-' -je°e. '°' '' ‘'F - "e c - 7 , ..r•—• .-" ,,0-,..-,Q,..... ,:, ' i 5 , 1 ' ... . . . .. . • -- - 4 \ 1 __l*\_‘ tlfc i'''.4 -. 1 frt . . • . . . . • , ' I _ ~ . • • . . ... . ..•.._ • • • • .. • ... ___ -- .- -- - • . . . . _ 1 • . ••••••' • • Our ilUtts } tetuitiOttfon) an Katlic • . - .. . . _ .. _.. . .., . .. , . • No. .1,3 8 2.—V0e. XV SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 162*. Petrel 9;d. ...e- , - ,, eee•-e-e.-se , - - - esessieesee , fame a commanding position; that Letters front Bilboa of the 28th say, that the MADRID PAPERS. . stantly .took up such -ewe- the rebels were obliged to reLnquish a plan which, greatest disorder reigns in that city. A plot against ‘: , MAanto, Jute 25.-M. Garelli, Minster Of if carried into execution,. wietild have rendered the the new system had ben discovered, in consequence Mercy and of Justice, received his ,dismissal two attack on Madrttl Much Moro serious. of which many persons were arrested; among these ) .:days ago. The decree has been officia ll y published. in Murcia, the Political Chief and the Intendant are the et-rnister Lardilabal, the postmaster, -the An officer from the Secretary's t has got d aw n e d dais imbajs e5 . :1140 report of the events 1 son of &luta , two priests , and many others. : provisional charge of theieoriEfBVl l l ll . Martinez . which took place at M 00. lt the 30th of, .hone; f tie la Rosa hes also receil-ed his diemiseali since the thelfthebkints; though abandoned by their first ma- THE NAVY. event of the sth, he had formally declared that he gistrates, did not hesitate to take such steps es cir- RATES OF HALF-PAY AT PRESENT ESTABLISHED • would never again set his *feet within the Palace, cumstances rendered ndceisury fur the preservation FOR TIIE NAVY AND MARIN ES.-(Puyable Quarterl 3 .) e and that lie should not even be carried there with bf public order. FLAG OFFICERS. Per Diem. his life. This resolution.is attributed to a difference At Orihuela, in the sante provinde; an hisurrec. Admiral of the Fleet . • • • L. 3 a 0 t Admirals 2 2 0 l 4 which he had with the King, who had, it is said, don had just hetet forth. On the instant, the vo- Vice Admirals • • • • il2 6 agreed with the ministry to make certain modifica- luntary militia of Isfurcht, both horse and foot, put Rear Admlrahr turns; which modifications had all been subsequently themselVes in motion for the purpose of opposing the To of the first 100 s tand the List of rejected by his Majesty at the moment proposed for f act i ous: . G e n. Penn, stiperuit Commandant of the Officers in senidrity Ol4 6 .11 currying them into effect. Thrown o ut of their province (the same Officer who, it few months since, To each of the next 130 • 'projects, the Spanish reformers, who have been :lc- was the cause of the disturbances which took place To the rest COMMANDERS. 0 10 6 . cubed of having been in correspimdence with certain i n Carthagena, an d h a d given:rise to so many claims To each of the first 1 . 50 on the hat ...:- foreign ministers, perceived too late their fault, and on Government), hesitated at firgt to pat himself at To the remainder • • •• OB 6 LIEUTENANTS: k had only time to throw themselves into the party of the head of the colony. He ceded at length to pub- To each of the first 30(1 on the list . 0 7 0 .trve Constitutionalists, in order to preserve the lic opinion, arid marched in #ont ; but, arrived in To each of the next 700 threetened edifice: but this tardy conviction was presence of the factious, and_ placed on a height, he To the remainder . o 5 0 ROYAL if MONKS. 'not sufficient to re-establish their popularity, de- made such singular dispovitiotts of his force as in- eel b , • 014 0 Ai stayed as it was by a series of faults and impru- duced a belief that he was favourable to the rebels. Lieutenant Colm.ela • 0i t n i i deuces. The hatred against them has arrived at its Colonel D. Pedro Muno, an excellent soldier, and a 5,18*8 - 0 9 6 Liptains 0 7 o height; the servile party detest them because they great friend to liberty, then put himself at the head First Lieutenants of seven years standing have not done enough t the Constitutionalists, be- of the patriots, and in a few hours he dispelled the Second Lieutenants tiTERS. cause they have done too much. Their conduct factious, and gained a cempletievietory. NIA For the first 100 on the list, being qualified for first or which, even their frieods represent .as imprudent, A report iseirculistA tl*sshe ferocious curate, secom t ram , O7 0 will not, henceforulard, admit of excuse. In mis- Merino, accompanied by some factious persome end, For the next . 400. being qualified fur 3d or 411 i rules 0 6 0 ; understanding this.* formation which had reached as it is added, by some formal, officers, had arflged ' h mainder having served five years in the Navy ro ta° of which as , Arcing or Second Master, Of as , I them, they have tlillren Spain to the brink of ruin, from the exterior, and had illewn themselves bb- 3! LACY'S Mate or Midshipman and have compromised the cause of liberty in Eu- tween Burgos and Aranda. MEDICAL OFFICERS. { rope. The Political Chief of the 14i:w t ince of St. Andez F ) h d y to sici a i a in t : ; i t i h et r eL 1 o yar d . , ; u se:vice is 1 0 0 I There is no longer more than one opinion upon has written a letter to the coraMendant of the Active Unde r that time • 0 Jo 6 I this subject; and, therefore, the strongest attacks Militia, to inform him that the inhabitants of the . SURGEONS. Liti m ear a :' u sere' ice .....„.. . 0 0 3 G o n have been directed from all parts against the wreck province had formed a resolution to do l e iwli of t)f a Ministry, who even at the moment of its up- those citizen" who had taken Viols its et a , ASSISTANT SURGEO,N7. - puintment was rejected by the unanimous vote of the their country. t Three years' wince Two years l'atriots, and denounced with a voice of thunder by There teas yesterday errestett at leepries (a vil- II ispenven the celebrated Address of the Cortes to the King. lage within a league of Madrid) a notary, who had CHAPLAINS. The new Ministry is nut yet organised. M. Lo- received 80,000 frunes in gold, lo corrupt afresh the I.\i fler less eight years' servicLatr sea, or ten in harbour O5 • three years-(A proportion pcz Bannos, who has accepted office, on condition battalion of Guards who went therein garrison ; ofa serve., 130 r ea that he should have the noinivation of a Ministry, 8,000 francs only had been distributed among the For each year's longer service than ten years, Gd. per and the convocation of an Extraordinary Cortes, is Guards, and the remaining 72,000 francs have been diem additional, till it regli ßSE - Rs. oto 0 hourly expected. It is not perceived how any Mi- found in the dwelling of the meaty. The declare- To the first 100 on the list nistry could act without their assistance. M. Ca- tions which he has made implicate in a serious man- To the next 200 0 4 0 fatten has not yet accepted office, notwithstanding nee several persons of high rank. the mu:tinder s ... 0 3 o the most urgent solicitations. There has also beetrurrested teperson, who, ac- It is intended that in the new Ministry M Eguia, cording to the statements of several soldiers of the New YORK, JUNG 20.= 6 A novel instance of the 11 1 Director des Reoles, should fill the Finance Depart- Guards, hud distributed money in their battalions. infinite. contrivances and combinations of nigueres, merit : the Ex-Deputy Gas c o the office of Justice ; The gold which has been employed within a few was this day evinced itear the Albany basin. A and M. Pando that of Secretary of State for Fu- months for the purpose of bringing about a counter- respectable man, with something more than 370 reign Affairs. revolution, surpasses belief. dollars of paper money in his pocket, a part of which On the 231Jtily the f o llowing article appeared:— According to the latest accounts from Catalonia, he had just received in town, in some %IV, while It has been resolved by hi; Majesty, ' the factious wishing to attack Vich a second time. ens/need in business at the 'dace mentioned, dropped C• .