Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-02

balls shot through the rudder case, tiller,
sky light, companion way, our fore top hs-
lizards shot away, and our trysail haliards
cut in three places. The pirate was q
schooner of So or 40 tons; we counted "
men when we came alongside; he had a
brass or FOUNDER amid ships, and mus
kets and blunderbusses by him plenty.
Z. l.. LAMSON.
From the Boston Palladium of June Is.
FROM GIBRALTAR.
We have been favored by Mr.. Topliff
with Gibraltar Papers to the 18th OF May.
They have published the final decision
of Congress in favor OF South America.
Passengers in the Genevieve arrived at
Gibraltar May IL from Valparaiso, Don
Jose Ig. Cienfuegos, Plenipotentiary from
Chill 10 the Court OF Rome, with three
Secretaries; and 2 SIP. Officers, and two
merchants.
The Cortes has approved the appoint
ment of an intendant tor Panama. the or
ganization of the Civil Secretary's Office
in Porto Rico. and the establishment of
schools in every corps of the army.
A rebel chief called Mlsas, with 8 or
400 followers, has made war with high
hand in Catalonia; but at the last dates it
was said the regulars and militia had driv-
en- them into France, where they were
dispersed. nj. Galiano, of the Cortes,
was not satisfied. An inward voice told
him the country was hurrying on to ruin
although be could not ascertain the cause.
But be wished the present Ministers dis.
missed.
New instructions have been suppress
ed in the provinces OF Murcia and Bis
cay.
A quarrel has taken place at Saragossa
between the people and the revenue Off
GERS.
The Spanish Government has taken Of
fence at some proceedings in Turin, and
recalled its Charge d. Afaires.
The Algerines have rejected the late
Spanish overtures, and hostilties are ex>
pected against the Spanish shipping. (Qf
.fc,at.]
The ruling party in Carthsgena refuses
to receive the .Commandant appointed by
Government, and arms have been resor,ed
TO to resist him.
The Spanish Cortes have authorized
Government ~ Danish Bishops, &c. for
offences, and seize their temporalities
The provincial Deputation Of Cadiz has
printed an address 10 the nation against
seditious publications, exciting the peo-
pie, and holding revolutionary sentiments
Many Spanish salaries have been reduc-
ed from to 81 per cent.
The Court of Rome has rejected an
NHn ri M he IN In oil
license fees.
The French Government bas prohibited
Spanish newspapers being brought into
France.
Near Seville 16 persons were killed by
lightning in one storm.
The occurrences in the Brazils have
caused much agitation in the Portuguese
Cortes.
One of the Brazilian Deputies TO the
Portuguese Cortes has proposed scheme
"by which alone the connection between
Brazil and Portugal could in his opinion
be maintained" Another B. Deputy ap-
peared to be against this scheme.
The Deputies complain of meeting with
numerous insults in Lisbon.
An amnesty has been granted to the
prisoners brought from Para and Bahia.
The Diplomatic Committee of the Por-
tuguese Cortes reported in favor of with.
drawing the troops from Monte Video.
The COrtes disapproved of the report 81
to s8.
Foreigners are not to be permitted TO
reside in Portugal without giving security
for their good behavior.
There were disturbances in Lisbon from
the 18th to the 22d OF April. by an attempt
OF the natives TO prevent a number Of Gal.
licians from being employed.
he Portuguese Cortes has conferred on
the government, for one month, the extra.
ordinary power of removing officers or
private individuals from one place to an
other IN the Kingdom, without previous
trial, wherever it may deem it necessary
Tor the preservation OF tranquility. The
Portuguese Editor remarks, that between
ruin and salvation the choice cannot long
be doubtful.
A letter has announced that great fer
ment prevails in the Canary lslancs, and
every thing shews an intention in the ma
lives to declare themselves independent
Fhe Buenos Ayres cruizer Heroina, has J
been condemned at Lisbon.
After the year 1925 none of the follow
ing articles will be admitted, for the con-
sumption, into Portugal, &c. unless they
be of national growth, viz: Sugar, Tobac-
co, Cotton, Coffee, Cocoa, and Spirits
drawn from either Sugar canes or Honey.
Major Kreuger, on mission from His
Swedish Majesty to the emperor of Moroc-
co, arrived at Gibraltar May Is.
Gibraltar, .4pril 80.
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