Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-17

/ of Militia ia it, who were obliged to be-
I lake themselves to their heels As to the
j Inhabitants they welcomed the factions
4 with every demons.,at OF joy, am
! gladly gave up the arms which they called
!! for, Their only complaint being, that then
visitors displayed too much lenity toward
| The miitiaMen. AT night, the band with.
drew, on the approach OF column trom
Logrono.
The day before. Cuebillas' bad been
dispersed by few men of the regiment
OF BayleR in Quincoces (province OF Bur.
Cos.
From that day to the cath, the two par
/ sons Gorest;di and 'Ezeiza. and some OF
their associates, entered, and levied con-
tributions OF some kind Or other on Urres.
I lila, Ascoitia, Elgoibar, Dsba, Mortrco,
Zarauz, Aga and Salinas. One OF these
hands. having fallen in with some govern
ineat troops under col. Jauregui, was rcui-
| ed and dispersed, after twice attempting
to maintain some good positions it bad ia
Zen.
| His majesty has refused to admi: the re-
| signaton (already twice tendered) OF the
new minister OF the interior, M. Caiatra,
but has admitted that of the minister tor
foreigh affairs, NJ. Martinez de la Roza.
| Gen. Zayas, whose conduct at AranJuez
on toe 50th OF May was mentioned in the
Chronicle OF June IA, had subsequently,
been informed by the infant Don Francis
co. in pursuance of MS Majesty's ordsls,
''lbai lie had nothing TO do in the palace;
that he might go whlthersoever ne pleased
and that j! II. NJ. wanted HIM he would be
sent tor" This communication drew from
the General, on the 18th of the last men
.ioaed monih, a representation in which ne
observed, that be could not give in bis re-
signaiion after such an unworthy usage, as
bis silence would ruin bis character, and
I'disquaIify him Tor the rank he held IN the
army. and begged thai his accusers might
be named, and the ground OF BIZ Majesty's
resolution stated, in Crcer that ne might
clear himself, or if be could not do SO, be
stripped Of uniform which he disgraced
To this representation, adds the Unver'
sal, no answer was returned ustl the 18th
Juy--that is to saw. full ten days alter the
failure OF the mad project TO make an end
OF Of all honorable patriotic, and c0nstl-
tutioaaI Spaniards--when the general was
apprised, by his Magesty's command, that
II. Nj. was perfectly satisfied Of his loyal
ty, love of order, and attachment to his
Majes;y's person and TO his royal family;
that his character was not to be affected by
the measure taken by the Infant Don Fran
cisco. and which II nj. had Immediately
recalled; and that he never ought to have
left, nor should he leave of gong TO the
palace, to receive his Majesty'S orders,
and prools of his royai favor.
On the 18th of last month, the Portu
guese Cortes declared The following ports
in Brazil ports OF free enlry,' and direct
ed Custom Houses to be established in
the same, viz BeleW in the Great + "a,
St. Louis de Marauhao. Villas de For
taleza in Ceara, Natal IN Rio Grande de
Norte, Paraiba, Recele in Pernanbuco,
Macao IN Alagoas, Bahia, EsperitO San
to, Rio Janeiro, Santos ST GATHERINGS Is.
land, Rio Grande de st. Pedro, 5. Joao da
Pernaiba, and PortaIagre.
On the same day, they declared null
and void the Decree of the Government o!
Rio Jaueiro, calling together the Repre>
sentatiyes of Brazil, and ordered that the
execution thereof should be suspended In
the provinces where they have begun TO
carry it into effect.
Gibraltar, .dUS1tSt Z.
The following is translation of The note
addressed 10 the Spanish Secretary OF
State for the Foreign Department, by the
| Foreign Ministers at Madrid on the 7th OF
July, of which an article in the Universal
referred to in the Oh onicle Of the Goth OF
the same month, bad enabled US to give
but an imperfect idea:
after The deporable occurrences which
have Just taken place in this capital, the
Undersigned, prey to the 'iveIiest APP
prehensions, on account both of the terri-
bic situation II, G. NJ. and bis family are
placed IN, and of the dangers which threa,
len their august heads, again address II.
E. Mr.. Martinez de la Rosa, TO repeat
with all the soemhiiy which, interests of
such magnitude call for, TIE verbal decla-
rations which they have bad he honor COL
lively 10 make TO his Excellehcy.
"rhe tate of Spain and OF all Europe
! this day depends ON the security and iu-
volatility of H c. NJ, and OF his family;
This precious deposit is committed 10 The
care OF his Majesty's government, and The
undersigned take pleasure in renewing the
| acknoxledg ment, that it could not have
! been entrusted to Ministers more honora
| Bile. or more worthy Of conhdnce,
The undersigned, perfectly satisfied
with The explanations, full OF dignity, 10y
altv md regard for III. c. NJ which they
Yesterday heard from the mouth OF H. E.
MIR. Martinez de la Ro7a, would be want
ing in their most sacred duty, it they
should not repeat, on this occasion, in the
name of their respective soyereigns, and