American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08

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some further delay il was produced. "AIy good tel
low, all's right see. Now, as do not want thes,
things, you may have them again Tor thu pence.
The bargain was struck but how surprised wa
the querist, to find summons attend the county
magisracy sitting at Croydon. The gentleman
was convicted in the full penalty, for selling good
Jon the Kings highway without hawker's license
he IS lawyer.-London Morning Post, Sep. Il.
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MEXlCO-The throne OF Yturbde is evident.
Iiy tolierDg on the verge OF dissolution. The mea
sures to which he is compelled to resort clearly
icvince the general discomfort oil the Mexcans W
der the present form Of governments and their de-
termination not 10 submit to he power he assumes
to exercise over them The Philadelphia Gazette
furnishes TRANSACTIONS Of two official documents oil
the imperial government One IS the opinion Of the
EMPEROR signed by Herrera relative the establish.
ment OF special tribunal at the capital for the ad
ludcation OF offences against the state He ap proves
OF the plan, and regards as enemies oil the country
as gully OF treason, and deestable in the ewes OF
reason and justice not only those who plot against
our lndeps ndente and political liberty, out those
VINO mediate the overthrow OF the present govern
mcnt acknowledged and sworn to;--those who have
designs agalns' the Sovereign Congress, against the
Emperor, or against any oil the guarantees accepted
ny The people Immediately after being proclaimed
by the army at leu5Ia.'
The other document is an address to the Empe-
ror from the Council. II says" In fact there has
been conspiracy against the monarchical govern
melt IN several towns and provinces of the empire,
and appearances lead Us to suspect the existence Of
plot Tor the establishment OF a republic and for
overwhelming the nation with frightful revolution
On the other hand want of confidence has been ex :
clted IN the national congress the members have
oeen alarmed; It has been SAID that faction was
prepared to dissolve the congress-, to proclaim an
absolute monarchy and thai even the persons OF
the members were not secure
he address concludes with recommending the
iolinwing as the project Of law and ft should meet
with his maIestys appreciation, the council recon-
mend that he transmit it TO the Sovereign Congress
recommending the utmost possible urgency and
orevity in its adop'ion.-.h. 7. Statesman.
|, here shall be in this and the chief towns of
the other provinces special tribunal composed of
two officers OF the army and one lawyer.
2. Ills tribunal shall take cognizance either &C.
parately or In conjunction with The ordinary Judges
OF the Grimes OF sedition and conspiracy apainst
the state as may be determined by the Sovereign
Congress
All those who are guilty OF sedi,ion, who con
splre against the independence and political liberty
OF NE nation, against the established government.
ahais' tne Emperor, against the National Con-
greSs' ana against the invioabiIiiy Of the deputies
for their opinions
4. he special tribunals shall have cocniaance in
conjunction with the other Judges of the crimes nf
robbery, manning and homicide
.. Appeals from these tribunals shall be made to
tAe captain General of the province, who, on near
ING INC opinion OF the special auditor whom he shall
appoint Tor this purpose, shall pass sentence.
d. II this sentence shall be conference.-the - ,ba
FIRST, 1t shall be carried into execution: If No, ma
proceedings shall be laid before the tribunal of war
from whose decision there shall be no appeal.
~ There shall be in this capital a chief with
Whatever title his Majesty may please to give hn1
charged solely with watching over public SAFETY
ana carrying into effect the most active system Of
police. 80" q
Il, The documents published yesterday, as well as
'nosT inserted lew days ago, in relation to affairs
IN AleNiCO, are oil such IN