The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-18

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The Gibraltar Chronicle, which has
been received 10 The 9Th August, states
that our squadron lei, that piece on III,
9TH, for Port Mahon, the usual Icnttz.
vous. s.
An order is said 10 have been issued at
Madrid, on the 2Sth July, declaring Cat
alonia in slate OF war, and directing The
army under Nina TO occupy that district.
Several malcontenis had made their ap-
pearance in the Ronda Mountains, to di S
ledge whom pImber oil troops had
man ched from Cadiz. Other movements
of the dissHectcd are spoken OF; but
THEY appear to be oftriHing consequence.
Ferdinand is stated 10 have refused TO ac-
cept the resignation OF the Minister Of the
Interior. but to have admitted that of the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, NJ. de Ia
Roza. AT Madrid, several OF the depu-
ties had addressed series Of letters TO the
permanent depota,ion Of the Cor,es,
complaining bitterly OF the hardness OF
the government in taking measures 10 &C.
cure the advantages recently obtained
over the enemies of the constitutional
system, and recommending the appoin,-
ment of ministry, proof against ali as
saults that foreigners who abet conspi-
racics, and scatter gold TO seduce the
weak, be bailisbed the country-sthat trai,
ltors be brought to condigh punishment,
and that tbs perhdious advisers OF the
king, be hap,ed down, however exalted
| their rank. The rumour was again re.
lvNed, that the FreDch Ambassador was
about to leave Madrid, and that the Span
ish Nipisttr was 10 be recalled from Pa,
IRIS. The Ministers OF Lodis had given
another pfoof OF their hostile intentions
towards Spain, by ordering a fee, under
the command OF Rear ADMIRAL Hameleus,
to proceed from Toulon TO cruize on the
Spanish coas. evidently Tor the purpose
Of encouraging the refractory in their re-
yoli against the constitutional system.
The dispute between Spain and Algiers
is expected to lead to something serious
Fine Dey had concluded treaty of peace
with Tuscany. The plague which had
disappeared throughout the extent oil the
Algerine territory had again manifested
itself with greater violence than hither-
to known. Its ravages were, however,
confined To The capital and immediate
vicinity. The deaths were believed ,o
be considerable.
The accounts from Portugal say, that
the King has disapproved oil all that had
been done by the Prince rRegen, of Bra
zil contrary to the basis of the constitu
lion and that the Portuguese Cortes
had declared null and void the Decree oil
The Government OF Rio Janeiro, calling
together the Representatives of Brazil
and ordered, that the execution thereof
should be suspended in the provinces
where they have begun TO carry ii into
effect. The following were declared
Ports OF Free Entry on the l7ih July
fand Cus;om-Houses directed TO be estab
iished in the same, viz. Belem III the
Grvat Para, So louis dc Aiaraphao, Via
ola Fortaleza in Ceara, Natal il Rio Graz
de do Norte, iaraiba, Reciie il Pernam
buco, Macacqin AIagoas, Bahia, Espiri>
TO oanto, Rio Ianeiro, Santos, St. Ca,ha
! rine's STAND, tlo Grande de $, Pedro, s.
| Joao da Ferniba, and Portalegre.
Throughout ital. and the .edi,erra-
| mean, the sason had been remarkably
no, and dry. a severe storm visited We
nice OF the sath June, durip. which I27
persons wer, killed by the fall OF HAL,
stones, liiss, &c. N. I. Cam. .fdv.