Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-29

Sdpt. Dellees, iToiu o. odFduoT, ndS
politely favored US with Bahia papers 10
the 3Oth OF October, from which the fol-
lowing articles have been translated for
the Palladium:
Bahia, October "a.
We have received from Pernambuco,
the following narration, which shows that
the moderation and prudence OF the tenn
porary Constitutions Government, has
prevailed over the armed forces which re-
lied only on cannon and buwarks and
mistook forbearanCe tor timidty.
The Temporary Constitutional Govern
ment makes known that the people of Pao
do Aho, Limoeira and Goyana, installe
this Government and vowed allegiance to
1t, in which they were joined by most of
the people of the province, excepting
those OF st Antonio de Recife, who are
controuled by party opposed in seni-
ment and interest 10 the rest Of the pro.
vince. An obstinate opposition has been
experienced on the part OF the General of
Pernambuco, who was inclined to ensan-
guine the pacihc measures proposed by
this government for the election of Pro-
ylsionai Junta. In order to prevent the
efusiou oil blood, \. the ruin OF tie greater
part Of the Province, the Deputies, after
much deliberalion, submitted to the Coun.
Gil of Recite certain propositions, which
have since been reduced to a conve Mt ion,
and oi which the fundamental conditions
are as follows.
Hoping for the orders OF His Majesty
and The Cories for the installation of a
Provisional Junta togOvern the whole Pro-
vince, it is agreed that the Council OF Re
cite shall continue to govern the Village
of San Antonio de Recife, aud the CITY of
OlIndo-and this government the resi- of
tine Province Neither government shall
interfere with the political opinions of IN
diriduas, nor with the al Is heretofore com.
nltted, and all persons imprisoned therefor
shall be discharged.-Both governments
shall cease to exist when q Provisional
Janta shall be established by the King and
Cortes. The highways and avigable
waters shall be free 10 the people under
both governments.
i he Treasury OF Pernambuco shall bear
The expense OF the troops of the line serv-
ing this government, and of all Public OFF
GERS as formerly. All persons shall be
deemed ieserters who go from one party
to the other without license lrcm the re
s0cctive governments. That the armed
forces of both parties shall retire from the
posts now occupied; those of this govern
ment as far as may be necessary, !. those
OF Recife to their former quarters. The
Province of Paraba guarantees the present
Treaty, & will employ all its forces against
the party which first violates it.
III is the wish OF this government to pur
sue peace, TO avoid the shedding o. blood,
and al the Saline time to preserve the rights
OF the people, and protect them from the
oppression OF despotlsm. A general am
nesty is granted for all acts heretofore com.
united. All ,ers0ns may quiet their APP
prehensinns, tor this government will de-
TEND the sacred cause, which is the Cause
OF so many governments.
Done IN the session Of 9th. Oct. 1897.
lSigned by the Secretary OF the Mem.
bers OF the Government.
BAHIA. Oct. 25.
A vessel four days from Pernambuco in
forms that Governor LUZ do Rego Baretto,
and the Battalion of A CARVE, were TO en-
bark tor Lisbon on the eth. inSt--and
that large numher OF merchants Of thai
province, have chartered three vessels 10
convoy them to Lisbon.
Oct. 27,-The government has ordered |
that all prisoners who have never had the !
Small pox nor the Kline Pock, shall be |
vacclnated.
Zdnts, September 8.
We have received The following news
respecting the operations of the Greeks:
CAPTURE OF MONEMBAsIA, OR Ma
POLL Dl MALVOISlA.
The town of Monembasia, situate at the
extremity Of the Gulph OF Argos, was in
vested by the Greeks a, the Beginning OF
April, and the Turks, taken unawares by
the insurgents, found themselves bIockad. |
ed with onl y the provision which they had
laid up for ths wants of their tamiles.-I
They dispatched boats to Constantrnople,
Smyrna, and the Isle of Gambia, to give
information to their government and the
Deighboring Pachas of their position, and
10 invite them to assist them in their IN.
situation. Almost all these pack
It boats fell into The hands ofthe HydIio,s.
who laid violent hands On their crews, and
he months OF April, May, & part OF June,
passed over without, their obtaining any al
eviation OF their distress-and thinking
hey might procure support from it, they
began TO drink The oil in the cellars of the
flesh of borses, asses, mules,
md rats, became objects in request. Al
asst. some driven by famine, resolved TO
at human flesh. The Turkish comnan-
Ter at length put all thu inhs b.tarts on ra-
ions, in common with lie garrison, of
hree ounces Of bread per day. The be-