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London, England, 1822-04-25 00:00:00

PABIPELUNA. APRIL 3.

The day before yesterday our Provincial Deputation addressed
a very Important representation to the Cortes, which complains
of the late Resolution of the Cortes to disarm the Volunteer Na-
tional Militia of that city, and endeavours to shew that the con-
duct of the regular troops occasioned the disorders that had
taken place in the city.
Since the unopposed disarming of the Militia, the excesses, of
which we have beta the victims, have continued. As a proof of
this, we need only extract some sentences from she communica-
tion made on the ad by the Municipality to the Political Chief.
The Municipality state, that on the Ist of April, groups of sol-
diers ran about the streets, vociferating patriotic songs, conclud-
ing with " Ricgo for ever!" mixed with exclamations of" Death
to the Scrviles of Pampeluna!" At a late hour they retired to
their quarter; without having succeeded in irritating the people
by their insults, which seemed to be their object.
On the 2d, in the morning, parties of 10 to SO soldiers again
ran about the streets, singing and shouting as before patriotic
songs, and " Riego for ever!" but mingling ether exclamations,
such as " Death to the people of Pampeluna;" " Death to the
Servile. of Pampeluna ," and," From the Navarrese. 0 LORD
deliver us !" " From General Mendizahal, 0 Lox. deliver us!"
" From the Bishop of Tarazona, 0 Loan deliver us !" Scc. dec.
Brandishing with threats their sabres and bayonets, they 40M.
paled many persons, even women, to cry " Riego for ever ;" and
concluded these settles by the pillage of the house of the Vicar
of San Lorenzo, which they entered, forcing the doors, and
robbing what they could lay hands on.

The people remained quiet. though alarmed at these scenes;
and their prudence. probably. prevented the renewal of the
scenes of bloodshed and disorder.

A Lisbon Mail, with Papers to the Pith instant, has reached
vs. Their contents are very unimportant. The Cortes wcre
still discussing the Constitution and the Project for the commer-
cial relations between Portugal and Brasil. Intelligence from
Bahia states, that all was tranquil there, and that on the 2d of
February the Junta was installed.

On the 10th February many vessels appeared in the Road of
Pernambuco ; and it appeared that the expedition under the
convoy of Don John VI. arrived on the I.sth, had landed 2,000
men, that the troops bad not yet departed for Portugal, and that
all was tranquil. The Finance Minister has been allowed to
resign, on account of bad health. Ills Majesty has appointed
Don Sebastian Jose de Carvalho in his room.

The following is an extract of a letter from the Agent to
Dora's, dated Constandnople, March Si, and which was re_
saved in town this morning ;J The Turkish fleet bas had an
eugaganint with the Greek squadron, of Petra., in which the
former had the advantage. Seven of the latter, according to the
accounts given by the Pont., have been burnt. 'as many stink,
and some driven on shore; the remalodee took to light, and
the Turks retired to Zuni to repair damage. A large fleet is
in preparation here. sad will very soon be ready for sea: it
=oasts of twenrpare ships, many of the first rate : its deettna-
dos is not yet known, but a pan is expected to proceed to the
Archipelago._ We have been three weeks without any news
from
Another letter of the sane date, sap--44 Things are now
quiet, and nothing new has trinsplred with regard to the ques-
tau •of War or peace. This post appeready carries sontetlikw