The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
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The commander OF the Army Of the
Faith ia Navarro, fe-entered hUiz, and was
there on the ed ult. After extoriing 1000
shirts, and as many hemp sandals, from
the inhabitants, he marched out in the
night of that day, aud proceeded To EspOz.
On the 18th a band of 10 men had sur
prised Corella, or rather detachment of
Militia in il, who were obliged 10 betake
themselves to their heels. As to the inha-
bitants they welcomed the faciious with
every demonstration Of JOY, and gladly
gave up the arms which they called for,
their only complaint being, that their yisi-
tors, display too much lenity towards the
Militiamen. Al night the Band withdrew,
on the approach of a column from Logro-
no.
The day before, Ggebillas' had been
dispersed by few men of the regiment
Of Baylcn ia luncoces, province of Bur
Ios.
From that day TO the 9Th, the two par
SONS Gorostidi aud Exeiza, aud some of
their associates, .'.tered, and levied contri-
buttons Of some kind or other on Urrcstilla,
Ascoitia, Elgoibar, Deba, Mertrico, Zarauz,
Aya and Salinas. One of these bands.
having fallen in with some government
troops under Col. Jauragui, was routed
and dispersed, after twice attempting
10 maintain some good position it had Ia
ken.
His Majesty has refused to admit the r.
signation talready twice tendered) of the
new Minister OF the interior, NJ. Calatra-
va, but has admitted that of the Minister
for Foreign Affairs, Nj. Martinez de la Ro-
"a.
Gen. Zayas, whose conduct at AranlueZ
on the seth May was mentioned in the
Chronicle of June II, had subsequently
been informed by the Infant On Francisco,
in pursuance of his Majesty's orders, that
he had nothing To do in the palace that
he might go whithersoever he pleased ;
and that, if H. Al. wanted him, he would BE-
sent for This communication drew from
The General, on the 18th of the last men
toned month, a Representation, III which
he Observed, that he could not give in
ms resignation after such an unworthy IL
sage, a. his silence would ruin his chara, ter,
aud dlsqualffy him for the rank he held IN
the army aud begged that his accIiser
might BIZ named, and the grounds of his
MeJrs'!'s resolution stated, in order that
he might clear himself, or, if he could ret
do 50, be stripped of a uniform which he
dl5praccd. To this representation adds
the Univ ersall 10 answer was returned TN
III the lGta Julv-that is to say, full tan
da. alter the failure Of the mad oiect TO
make AN end of all honorable, patriot and
constitutional paniards-whcn the Gene
raj was arpri2,d, by his Maicsty's COM
mand, that II. VI. was perfectly satisfied
of his loyalty, love of order, and attach
ment 10 his Najesty's person and to his
Royal family; that his character was not
TO be affected by the measure taken by the
Infant On. Francisco, and that he never
ought to have left, nor should he leave
oil gong to the palace, to receive his Ma
I"sty's orders, and proofs of his royal IA
Vor.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. 3.-Fhe king of Por-
tugal has dsapproncd Of all that has
been done by the Prince Regent Of Bra
I'll contrary to the bases Of the constitu-
ton.
.hguSi On the 18th Of last month,
the Portuguese Cortes declared the fol
lowing ports in Brazil, " Ports of free en-
Try" and directed Cuetom-houses to be
established in the same VIZ. Bclem in the
Great Para, st. Louis de Maranhao, Villa
da Fortaega in Ceara, Natal in Rio Gran
de de Norte Paraiba, Sccfo in Pernambu-
co, Mucaco in AIaSoas, Bahia, Espirto
Santo, Rio Janciro, Santos, st. Catharinc's
Island, Rio Grande de s. Pedro, 5. Joao
da Pernabia, and portalcgre.
On the same day they declared null and
void the Decree Of the Government of Rio
Janclro, calling together the Representa-
lives of Brazil, and ordered, that the execu
ton thereof should be suspended in the
provinces where they have begun TO carry
ii into olltc1
.lnspst The following is a transla-
ton OF the Note addressed TO the Spanish
Secretary Of State for the Foreign Depart
mcnt, by the Foreign Ministers at Madrid,
on the 9TH Of July, Of which an article
IN the Universal, referred To in the Giro
nicle of the Goth of the same month
had enabled US to give but an imperfect
idea:
d" After the dcplorahe occurrences which
have Just taken place in this Capital, the
undersis ned, prey to the llveliest appre-
tensions, on account both of the terrible
situation II. c. NJ and his family are pla-
cd IN, and of thu dangers which threa
their august head, again address II. L. Mr..
Martinez dc la Boza, to repeat with all
the solem,dty which interests of such mag
nitudc cal fr, the verbal declarations
which they have bad the honor collectively
10 max. 10 hb nXcellency.
The tate Of Spain and of all Europe
this day depends on the security and inyio-
liability of II. c. NJ and of his family: this
precious deposit is committed to the care
of his Marsty's Government, and the I'M
dersigneJ take pleasure in renewing The
acknowledgment, that it could not have
been entrusted to Ministers more hon
orahle, or more worthy Of confidence.