Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-17
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rho e6itGIS OF 'uo
4 nc par,eness ofCspt. Noyes, Tor re-
d w 10 of Gibraltar papers TO The lin OF
,ns,,r Inclusive. They contain MADRID
aO ,be s0th ofJuly, and furnish some
a''' s,;ug information relative to the DIS
'' s.ncss il Spain, together with a copy
'hy oo,e addressed 10 the Spanish Sec
o. 80 =. i State by thr Foreign Ministers At
., ,,' papers also contain intelll-
..s fto.a Portugal. AL Of which Is given
JIM a.. v;ng OF Spain .has issued a Royal
"' basrIsg date the 23d OF July, de-
I'lsl - ,bp Seyes!h Military District (Ca-
E's'ns Il a Sale OF war, and consequent
alo 'nSarng ito he occupied by an army
{ y OTbsersaiion, uader Gen. Nina, as Com
81 nander in Chist, n,,,
several Of the Deputies IN madrid nave
, osas, a thrl letter 10 the Permanent
r n'no,.tnp Of tue Corles, under date o.
80 Tbey complain that no steps
;ag mem taken TO improve the sdvanta :
n sas lately obtained over The enemies OF
e. nav system. They conclude by re-
'uonenliny a series of measures to be a.
Son,ed for the preservation otthe country,
.h o. the appointment OF a reso!ute,
: su.n and energetic Patriot Ministry the
Command Of The Provinces TO be entrusted
- individuals who have evinced Their de-
"o,;on 10 the public cause The expulsion
,o,o the country Of foreigners who aoet
and promote conspiraciea, &c. sc. which
measures they say ''are at once required
5y The suller!ngs OF the country, the gene
ri clamor, and the sacred duty laid on
be Deputies, to preserve, at any rate, the
nluable blessings of liberty.
In consequence OF a body OF armed mai
contents having assembled in the Ronda
Mountains, the Military. Commandant al
Cadiz had dispatched all his disposa6ie
ioces tor that quarter.
The Portuguese Cortes have rejected
an article OF the Law project submitted TO
them by the committee on the Political al
fairs OF Brazil, which would have sublec'
ted the Military c0mmandantS IN that
Kingdom 10 the Boards OF Government.
Some OF the Deputies feared that the first
Use which the Boards would make OF their
new powers, would be to ship OF the Por-
tuguese troops TO Europe.
The Kipg. OF Poriugaihas disaaploved OF
all The acts ottbe Prince Regent OF Brazil,
contrary 10 tue basis of the Constitution
sworn 10 By the nation. aud to the DEGREES
subsequently, issued by the Cortes.
A treaty of peace is said to have been
concluded between Tuscany and Afgiers,
with great moderation on the part OF the
latter power. The differences between
Spain and the Dey seemed likely 10 be
serious, and the Spanish Cousll had left
Algiers,
A dreadful storm of thunder and light
ming, wind, rain and hail; was experienced
al Venice on The Gath Of June, and atten-
ded with very melancholy consequences.
All The vessels at anchor in the canal,
were more or less injured, and three OF
them were sunk its surface was covered
with fragments of gondolas +; the lead up
on The churches and several edihces were
torn up and carried 10 an Immense dis
tance. The hsilstones were renarkab
large, the smallest not less than walnut,
and many weighing from seven ounces 10
pound. The bodies of 1877 persons had
been taken up, who persisted by the tall!
81 natstones. tiles, chimnies, &c.
Gibraltar, Aug. 6.
BY an order OF the dey issued at Algesi-
Ias On The oh inst il appears that mum
ger deiuded men have rashly sent forth
lne Try OF rebellion in the Rondo Noun
ANS, proclaiming he government OF ~
lanny, and subyeTting the constitutional
one, happily established in Spaio." Troops
have accordingly been ordered to march
against them from Algesiras, which are TO
De Joined by others from Gausin and Casa
res The whole column will be under the
Command of col rreitztieta, and consists
o. i've hundred and ten foot. and thirty
horse,
about the middle of July the malcon-
enls IN Catalonia entered and, as usual,
eSac'ed money, rations, &c. in OleSa, "a:
hei, Sreas de Nunt Ferrasa, Castelfolllt
and Perrera, the latter of which they fur
'Ger bHrnt TO the ground. Three hundred
ct them were disiodged, at the same time,
rom the heights of FL Coll de Lila, by a
handful of the chasseurs Of the militia a
"ot6er party was worstrd in the environs
"I Saslellvell and Misas, Mosen Anton
1 mo other leaders were defeated on two
il!erenS points the result Of them defeat
oei"s ,nat Mlsas has abandoned the envi.
' lUnS OF slch with the loss of great many
Nn'eu and wounded, and withdrawn, IN
great confusion, toward. S. Boy and thai
',oSea Anton was compelled 10 retrsce hl>
s!epS 10 iaradeil, whence he had adyan'
T n many OF his men having dispersed
~ IN Tie slst, however, il appears, that he
aan re-assembled about 900, with whoH
AZ threatened Mataro, but Gen. Milan;
uIEiEat at fh~t IL. 4. III N