Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-15
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FROM ThE pEMocnArIc PRESS
On account Of the progress Of III. Rerolution in
the Draziis.
News Of most interesting nature la. a.
wakrnrd the attention Of the public TO the
state OF the donations and reside.ce of the
ktng of POI tugal in America THIS news ia
!he more Interesting as the Instruction whicl,
pappeWfu threc Years ago, AT peruambuco,
ana The contemporary efforts Of general CO.
meZ Ereyte aud others in Europe appear to
save heen not only overpow. red by the Caffold
aud the grave, but almost foryotteu
1t was very well known in this country az
Tar back az the 18th of last October. than on
the 2tih OF August, 1920 a general alarm ex-
listed Ia the city of Pernambuco. among the
hnyali''s, o. account OF a revolution having
the revolt had manifested itself, was desisnat.
ed, generally, as one of the Provinces OF the
south, and abont the district ST the Minas
This uncertainty, however. did not obstinate
a bthef IN the reality of the iiisurreciion, for
Il was, on the contrary positively ascertained.
that two hundred royal troops. had been
marched TO the interior, " iih orders that they
shonlf he reinforced by otlpr detach,uents
-Hlnch were TO be collected through the conn
10y, m their march To The seat at The revolt {.
and the royal forces from parayba, were or.
derel on the same service
a gentleman of gre at veracity who was nj
tie tine, on the spot, declared as his Sc, inus
opinion that the dsatfrction and hatred tn
wards the royal authority. as exercised at
present, was universal anu decisive: and lie
minated that the inhabitants at least OF that
pat OF Brazls, were generally animated
WI n these feelings OF dissatisfaction, expect.
ins shortly a change which would affect The
g~7ernrient, aud the condition of the conn.
Try.
Ii was then also mentioned, that n fleet of
ssn reisels. under the convoy OF man Of
war OF 20 guns, called the ST GAuitien
had sailed on the 18th of August for Lisbon
aud we iheu mentioned, that when under way
orders were transmitted to her by the 60.
vernon OF PernamUuco, TO the end, that in
case revolution lad been etfectsd in Portu-
gal. az The time or III. arrival OF The fleet size
shoald proceed 10 England. II is remarka-
hie also how prevalent at that time, was the
opinion IN Brazil that Marshal Eorrsiord
Was 10 convey tue Kings treasury 10 Eng,
land. for safety; the expulsion or migration
OF the royal family from BIazils being CON.
s,:jered(me,iiabie. Finally great anjnosi,y
was known 10 exist between the native ropi.
meHts and the European troops, ia conse-
quence ct which, no strong or effective on.
position, to the public will, was > EXPECTED
isom the party attached TO the interests OF
the crown.
Part of this informa ton being considered
at the time, II was received, IN mere rumour
u did not receive that consideration 10
which u appears 10 have bsen entitled
But mark the singular coincidence. The re.
V0Intion has taken place ib the ,European do
riinious OF Portugal. az aiust which event the
~ authorization, in August and marshal
Beresford, has actually reached The port M
Lisbon, with money fam the royAI yauIis 10
ihe aInouit OF upwards of two miiiuns Il
uo'aIs, an amount lar exceeding The sum
which he delivered TO iht constitutional po-
yernmeDt. ~
Our accounts TO The 2Oib OF October. di-
rectly from The Brazils, mention the confer
ences al itlo held by Hing john, with Mar.
slal Berestors, who prrtIOHs 10 his return In
Lisbon, was invested win the high station
and rauk OF GeneraiissinJ of the kinpdom
and with such high authority, as never was
granted, even TO The Wee Ro,s sent to A.
nencs. This commission has been ai,e,d.
published. IL remains TO be observed ,I,,;,
the authority thus conferred upun the &c.
neral, was so exirayagant, that il drew forth
complaint aud remOnstrance (rom tbe
rfipce next Ia the crown, To his faiIer with
these expressions That - ii sucI, tru,t WAS
given by his majesty TO foreigner, what had
he 10 grant 10 Don Mix ueI Pereira Fo,ias and
other natives Ut the Kingdom Z"
Atthdi iiIse Captain, NOR Cor military
oo'iiiiapueF OF Tue disiTicD broke into an
open resurrection al CdIeriz. This chef was
considered nan IT gISat influence aud
adequate talent: Another chief OF tle same
TASK, In another district followed the p.am-
pie. Every attempt 10 draw them into subinis-
sion, proved Intellectual. lie Coyernor nj
PeiIambnco, Ioais Durrego, sent a,ainst
them,a force composed OF The SQUADRON of |
Aisarvess that OF Bonnito Cavalry, not Borri,
TO- as iDe papers sid. by mistake, and many |
troops tom Ptneado, Algsyes ParailJa. |
Instructions had been Issued Nv the intero,s' |
tate commanders, TO Increase this exoedi- |
ton With rIen, aud to leud TO II every sssi-
laice. Gar latest accounts LETT part of This |
force, al The town OF POmbdl situated uortI, |
west OF PtTIambnco, at "a distance of iO0 \
leagues IN The interior. The results were un
kroun. "
Fifleen days after That date, reooris ba.,
reached PetnamDucO, Ut The Insu,f,c,iou ~ |
bonito Itself. which place lies TO the sortI,
W est Within 10 leagues OF Pernanilnco
tnheT ms hew emergency, the governor dis
patched the fIst aud second b,t,aGnn nj
Ciasseurs, those Of tie hlIitIa, aud Il,e arm.
20 force ron ST. Antaa; The later mace
u staDt IL leagues from pefuAtubuco 'Chis |
BODY Of troops, arrived ~ ffont OF A ytpat
I0ck, where Tile people had fortified Them.
ewes, ana . sangnInafy contest took place
ia The night OF tie 2Oth OF October coutiun !
ng from midnight 10 seven o'clock fhe uevt
nOrnibg. THIS battle terminated IN favor nf
he roNaiists, though with the loss on their
tde oil 80 dead, aud as masy wounded. III.
'"trot', o. " You please IBsuFgcHts, had pj
>bFn duu IOl made fTisoncts b-sides 20 NO.
neb and many children, lr0" . 10 10 ,ratsof |
.ge, tor these are also feckDsed. prisoners IA
he royal accounts; the whole number I'm tbe
OCH amounting 10 100, among wltnm wets |
e'efdi priests. IL IS remarked that nei.
her tie cniels nor ptiesit wera III an ~,
iileJ. ""'
SO tar as THIS information extends. IL ia
OrrobofAted 10y The account, ~ tl,ese trans.
cli0hs gl'sn some DAYS ago by Tive royalists,
u Tue Philadelphia Gazette. Rut IL ie IA
e borne ~ mind, that Carrots lies coo milrs
. The NOrih West OF Pcrnajn5ucO AID Iofus
., 'h"it"se ana mountainous cOnUtr., bound.
Il Z" he l.fss with The Ce,ri al a distance Of
~ siIies from The coast. lie west pa,t ofl
as cAienIVe territory, egcloSSs the ircmicff