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press;ve of unlimited uttschrnent to the constitution.
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Gaulle. MADRID, NOVEIIIIER 29.
The King helium& the following onpointretents:
—To be Inspector-General of the Militia, D. Pedro
de la Barceuad.ieutenant-General. Captain-Getters'
of Collide. To be Captain• General of Oallicia,
D. Tomes Moreno, Lieutenant• General, Captain.
General of Old Ceesalle, in which he is to be enc.
ceedesl by Major-General D. Carlos E.pituers. To
he Captain-General of Arrogon. NH's...General Dos,
Rase' itritco, and• Major-Getiend D. Mermal
Velosco. To be Coptoiso-General of E.trepteslura,
Major-General D. Antonio de Z-s, to he Casitem-
Gyneral of the Ilatiaric Mende. Major•Geueral
D. Miguel, to be Governor of Nlalar.

FRANKFORT, DfCEMBER 2.
Brsides the Opposition Paper putokshed at Wei-
mar the Provincial Cooroat of Dusseldortr is
suppressed by the Government, fur having treated
Foreign Powers with disrespect.
ROME, NoVENatR 18.

The Russian Ambassador at our Court has
publicly contradicted the report that his IG,.verns
ment was making military preparations with a view
of taking part in the atisirs of the South or Italy.
lie has also declared that his Sovereign, as well
as all the other Gerinvii Princes, awaits with tran-
quillity the resolution that may l►e taken by the
Allied Sovereigcs at Tropriu.
AMSTERDAM, DECIMBER 6.

The •nnivr y 0 the birth-day of Ina Royal
Hoglineta the l'rince of Orange wait kept te-clay
with the uanal testimony of public rejoicing.—
(Bauch Paper, December 9

OPORTO, DECEMBER 2.

The papers of this city for the last ten days are
chiefly tilled with official arcmints of the events of
Lisbon, some of them not published its the Lisbon
Papers, and with reflections upon the conduct of
the army and of the Judge (Silts de Porto), in rela-
tion to the affair of the llsh November. A very
general indignation at this interference of the army
appears to have been excited, to judge by the terms
of which it is spoken of by several patriotic journals.
The Editor of the Astro da Lweitania, in his
Paper of the ISth, says—., It was our intention
not to slain the pages of our Journal'. which is en-
tirely detained to !Oral the public opinion, with an
account of the horrible evrot. of the 11th, which
we consider as the termination of the glorious
period of our Constitution. and to endure iii silence
the chagrin which afflicted our heart ; but as there
has been a writer so cowardly as to dare not only to
approve, but eulogise such a ',weeding. we will
chew, iii the face of Europe, mid of the whole world,
not only our disapprobation, but the illegality of all
that has been done, very certain that our senti-
ment* are conformable to those of all the inhabi-
tants of this capital, whoever are witnesses of these
events, and with those of all the inhabitants of
the provinces, when they shall learn what passed at
Li.l on the memorable day of the Ilth.—[This
writer here ol.served, that as the letter of the
Judge to the General appears to have been the
foundation of the tail'', ►t is the best to address his
r,iiinitstrance to the said Judge, which be does at
great length, and that the Judge most unduly arro-
gates to himself au tiiiihotiiy which► slots not sit all
belong to him. and demo•ratra'es how dangerous a
precedent be has set by encouraging the ►nterfer-
ence of the army to dictate to the Government.]
The Editor dthe Portuguese Coaslitutionel says,
that a* the Spanish Constitution is declared to be
established in Portugal, all Portuguese have now
the liberty of writing, printing. and publishing
their political ideas without any provisiotr, censor-
ship, revision. or approbation, and he accordingly
proceeds to make use of this liberty, by delivering
an indignant and elegant protest against these ille-
gal and dangerous proceedings.
The Corrstitoteand hlinerre expressed similar
sentimoits. 'l•he Editor of the Astro da Lucitunia
also addressed on elegant and respectful letter on
the subject to General Texeira. All these,
doubtless, contributed to the counter-revolution.
which it may be culled, which took place on
the 18th. On that day General Texeira wrote
a letter to the Goverment, iu which he says,
the officers of the garrison and of the army
under his command had appointed hint Com-
mander in Chief of the armed force against his
will, and would not even let him write a note to the
Supreme Government, stating the reason which
obliged him to accept this nomination; he therefore
begs his Excellency. M. J. Dias Azedo. to state to
the Supreme Government, that besides his want of
experience for so h►gh an office, l►e has such power-
NJ motives to be excused, that he cast by no
means accept and exercise this office. Ile re-
ceived a very flattering answer.

ST. DOMING°.

CAPE TOWN, HAYTI, OCTOBER
.15.

A rebellion had been in agitation for overly two
mouths previously, by some of the Chief's, who
took ark-outage of the King's illness, lie bong at-
tacked by apoplexy, and it was expected that he
could not live long ; but so prudently and secretly
had it been conducted, that no person knew any
thing of it until the day that it broke out. It
however, they say, broke out two dais before it
was intended, in consequence of an order sent by
the tyrant Chri.tophe io murder all the strassgers
and people of colour in the Cape hare.
It commenced first in St. Marc. A Colonel of
come regiment, wrll liked by Ina soldiers, had been
sent for some small fault to Sala Sonci, the Kayla
Palace, and had, a« *lry very usual, hero Hogged
to death. The soldiers, hearing of this, imote.
finitely cut off the head of the Governor of St.
Marc. and killed sever..l other Chiefs.
The troops sent from Sans Solici to quell the re.
volt, immediately joined those under the Governor,
with cries of Vire la liGerls. rqulilr, indepee..
dance," &c. &e. The tyrant, brarilig of the dis-
loyalty of his troops, immediately shot .Idmvelf.
Thus fell one of the most Woody of tyrants, never
pedalo; equalled in the history of the human lace.

IN 1)14.

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