The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20

lie expenditures with the most severe economy.
The insurrection in Catalonia continued
Two frigates arc stated to have sailed from
Toulou to cruise along the Spanish coast, the
better to preserve the health OF France The
Sanitary Cerdons near the Pyrenees arc said TO
include 10000 troops. An expensive quaran-
tine establishment {.
= body OF Spanish insurgents, amounting to
8l0 men, were defeated near Yich, on tile 10Th
jaly, and 100 left dead on the field
Spa,usIc .4Drerica.-rhe King of Spain had
issued MANIFESTO at Madrid, which presents
she views Of the Spanish government for con-
clIatiDg Is interests with tlIo~ OF the other
European nations, and with the true advantages
81 the Spanish American province. 1t begins
by asCribiDg the fatal separation which has taken
place between the members ofthc great Spanish
family 10 the extraordinary situation TO which
Spain had been reduced by foreign invasion. 1t
announces that the king has sent pacific com
missioncrs 10 the different South American gov
crnrnents, TO renew the connexion betwcce the
two countries on grounds of = common adyan-
tage." Ii jenounces foreign interference as ex-
treme injustice, and calls upon ali nations who
possess ultramarine colonies, to consider width
CIR 1t be their interest to encourage colonial in
surrection. Eliminates an intention Of throw
ing open to all countries the trade with South
America, which il had been the injurious policy
OF spain for ages 10 close to all the world, and it
expresses hope that as this course must pro-
mote the Interests Of every European people
and government, no one will be found 80 blind
TO Its own advantage as 10 throw any obstacle IN
its way.
-Eddfid, June live passed last night in stale
Of great uneasess, which the day past has dissi-
lated We are certainly on the Of some great
event God grant II may not prove fatal 10 poos
unfortunate kmg.
During the whole Of yesterday the town was filed
Win fuil'rs OF avery warm explanation which the
Minister OF Foreign Afairs had with the King At Ar
anJuez. and al the conclusion 'of which the Minister
II rs said, threatened his Majesty to make known To
inc tores some plots against tie Constitution, where
IN Tic hing and bis bsotleIs concerned. IL is
SAID that the sbeet OF tis p0t was 10 carry of tine
King to conduct bin among the INSURGENTS who were
tcn 20 march inStaaty HUn Madrid 10 dissolve Tive
C"tes AID 10 abolish tne constitution. Proofs "a
plot have been produced lt sang IN secret sitting
o. me COHcs. where II Was proposed 10 separate
princes and the King, by sending the infant Don Car
Ios 70 Cadlz- and boa francisco de Paoa BadaiU1
Daring this evening the news was repeated under
thousand different fornIs groups Of people traycscd
the town, crying down with the Klna, down with
Carlos ihc military commandment ordered the posts
10 oe uouDItL sl.oAg attachments have p2tToled
during The night and have arrested several ndividu-
ais who Uttered horrible expressions. An extraordn-
airy meeting 81 the Cortcs also took place al which,
II reports speak true, the king assisted icogio alter
having refused three times 10 give any answer 10 nes-
sases from the Cores, whereby he was solicited TO
come instantly ~ Madrid. The Journals have not
little contributed TO excite the popslaco By the most
abOmipahle Installations; the Daro dc Madrid repre-
sents the king as being surrounded at Aranuez BY men
who hate the constitution; the Zunaco insists upon
the ministers being brought trial. and the desitatng
OF the great funconsry the Terceroa threatens the
Infant Don Carlos with the sword Of Justice the Uni
versa after having praised the soldiers of the regiment
N Zamoro who tTiumphed Valencia for their cour-
age announces THAT Gen Flo detained in the ctadel
beng concerned IN a correspondence which describes
him as chief q great conspiracy. is the point ot
being Judged by Court Martial, where the martial
law tbeInE equal TO sentence of DEATH Will be Az
pied 70 him. The insurgents continue their success
fu career in the provinces. and have levied heavy
contributions on some Of the places. In the sitting Of
the 7thwas read message from the minister Of Justice
announcing, IN the form prescribed in the constitution
that the king had refused sanction the law regarding
Signora rights, and had given his reasons for this
refusal,