Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-06-06

three deputies speaking from II at the same
lime others we're arfalgning the conduct
Of the President, whilst several were loud
" yocilerating at each other across the
benches. The President at length finding
II utterly impossible 10 restore order sus-
pended the sitting for an hour. All the
expira,ion Of the hour, the sitting was re-
su med and the Minister for Foreign AZ
fairs having declared that he would not
oppose the printing Of the project, though
unusual, 1t was ordered, aud this question
was thus set p. RESI-"
| SPAIN.
The King, DESTROYS to accelerate the
meeting Of the Cortes, has issued de-
cree. fixing 1t for the 9th of June, instead
Of the 9th Of July.
Admiral Vi!lavicencio, had arrived at
Madrid from Cadiz, and was to take
charge Of the organization Of the national
army.
TRANQUILITY had not been restored at
Valencia. Elio is the principal object Of
dislike. The inhabitants had burnt the
effiey Of this man, and demanded that be
should be brought before the tribunals.
| The sMsasiIriss. 6 azesse cG the Sd Of Aps;
contains three Royal DEGREES. The first
confirms that of the Cortes, dated 18th
lJEly. 1918, and aboIishes for ever all pri-
viIeges and exclusive revenues, public and
private, which belonged TO the Grown,
under The title of g Royal patrimony."--
The King also ordains that all the arrears
Of the said revenues, due on the 9Th OF
last March, shall be exclusively bestowed
on the children and parents of the people
who we're massacred by the soldiers of
Cadiz, on the 10th nlr. The second De-
cree, with the view of removing all the
obstacles that exist to the improvement of
agriculture in Spain confirms the Decree
Of the Cores, dated The 18th of October,
1912. and aboIishes the rights known in
divers parts Of Spain by the name Of the
6 Vow of St. Jago;" and also ordains that
the arrears of the 9th Of March, shall be
devoted to the same purpose as those men-
toned in the first Decree. The third
Decree abolishes the right by which the
flocks were allowed indiscriminately to
traverse The country, in passing from the
winter to the summer pastnrage. The
fourth Decree appoints Brigadier Don
Joseph MARKINGS San Martin, Military
Governor of Cuidad Rodrigo; Brigadier
Don Manual Dial de Henera. Governor OF
St. Sebastian; and Marshal de Camp, Don
Manuel de Velano, Governor OF Madrid.
The Madrid Gazette of the 10th con-
ains the following changes in the ministry:
M A. Arguelles, one Of the most distin-
guished orators in The Cortes OF Cadiz,
has been appointed Minister Of Grace and
Justice, 10 the room of M. Joseph Garcia
de Ia Tore.
M jean Javat is appointed Minister of
the Marine, in the room Of nj. Luis de
Salazar.
M. Garcia Herreros has been appointed
Minister of the Interior.
The members Of the constitutional mu-
Inicipality were chosen on the 9th at Mad
rid. The result of the election has met
with general appreciation. No distinction
has been made in the choice grandees.
land proprietors, merchants, etc. are among
the number.
From the Commercial Advertiser, June 2.
BY the arrival Of the April packet ship
Albion, Capt. Williams, the editors of the
Commercial Advertiser have received
London papers to the 30th of April, and
Lioyd's and General Shipping List, to the
Goth. We have also Liverpool papers and
letters to the I'd Of May.
The trials for high treason closed on the
evening Of the 9th Of April, and the next
morning sentence of death was passed on
the prisoners. On Saturday, the Goth, the
Common SERGEANT made bis report to the
King 10 council, of the eleven men who
had been sentenced the day previous. AT
ter two hours deliberation, the following
we're ordered for execution on the the
Monday following, MAY lst.) viz. Arthur
Thistievood James Ings, Thomas Brunt,
Richard TSdd, and Wiiliam Davidson.
The remaining six, who pleaded guilty to
their indictments, are respited during the
pleasure Of the King. The five above
named are 10 be hung, and afterwards be-
headed, and their bodies divided into four
quarters. One Of the papers before us,
says" The prisoners at present exhibit
sort Of enthusiastic bravery, and express
pride in having an opportunity to lay
down their lives 10 the cause Of freedom.
They all reject the kind attentions of the
hev. MIR. Cotton; they say they want not
bis assistance, and profess themselves to be
confirmed deists."
On the 26th, dinner was given iD Lon
don, chiefly by the merchants engaged 10
trade with Spain, 10 celebration of the re-
cent change of the constitution of that