Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-16

authors, anu 10 remedy THO oSls Gdpseo
by the implacable enemies of God and
Of the mona rch. Prudence and vigor
will govern all its resolutions. You
viii co perate in so just an object, by
contidlng in your government, which
will unrs,nittingly pursue those whose
Internal rage has Tiled our hearts with
mourning
"A royalist corps, partly composed Of
Portuguese, blockadss Ciudad Rodri-
go, the seige of which will soon be be-
gun. 1t is supposed it cannot make
long resistance, being i'll supplied with
provisions.
Some monks Of a convent at Mad.
rid have caused the revenues o. an es-
tate t. be seized, which had belonged
to their order, and had been held under
the constitutional system. The legal
officer employed, acted BY virtue of au.
thori,y from one of the members of the
municipality; this member has been
summoned by the esency, who blamed
his zeal, because no resolution had
been taken respecting ecclesiastical
property sold under the decree of the
Cor,es"
PARIS, June 26.
Her Royal Fighness Madame left
Bordeaux Gu Monday to proceed TO
Bayonne.
PORTUGAL.
Yesterday ad,ices were received
from Oporto to the 9th inst. An ex-
traordinary meeting yves held on the
4th of June. in the Municipal Chamber
Of the city of Oporto, at which his ex.
csllency the Marshal Jose Joaquin da
Boza Coelho attended, with Is of tie
most distinguished Aldermen and in
habitaDts of the city. for the purpose of
taking the oatbs of allegiance to the
King. The same persons had previous.
ly met 10 private and resolved Oh pro-
claiming the absolute power of the
Monarch, which was publicly perform.
ed on the plain Of Santo Ovidio on the
morning of the 18th. After having giv-
en- three rounds of OiOaS for the King,
John w., the Queen, and all the Royal
Family, Marshal Roza was requested,
by deputation, to assume the command
of the city forces until the directions of
his majesty should be known. The
troops received the announcement of
the restoration of the Royal Authority
with the liveliest accla una ions, in which
they we're enthusiastically Joined by the
entire population of the city The Bish.
op of the Diocese attended at the re.
quest of the Council.
On the 9Th inst. the Council Of Opor-
to issued he following Proclamation:
"The Judges & members Of the Coun.
Gil of the most illustrious Chamber
of the City Of Oporto, Oh the part OF
his Sovereign Majesty, whom God
protect, &c.
I'VE make known to allrsspected the
inhabitants of this CITY, that in conss-
quence Of the happy land by them
anx ously desired event of the re-estab-
lishment of the happy Government of
our Lord the King, and the restoration
of his sovereign authority, and OF those
legitimate rights of which he and his
august and virtuous consort had been
pertidiously despoiled. we have deter.
mined to render to the Almighty those
thanks which are due to hin for this in.
comparable blessing on the evening Of
Sunday the Sth of the present month.
in the holy Cathedral OF this CITY.
And this illustrious Chamber, de.
string at the same time that this act
should be solemnized with all possible
pomp, and with every demonstration of
public rejoicing, requests that the in
haoitan's of the city will assist at the
solemn'ty, and that ON the nights Of the
5th, 9th, 9Th, and Sih, they will cause
their houses to be illuminated.
"This illustrious Chamber greatly
delighted at this occasion of addressing
the loyal inhabitants of the heroic CITY
of Oporto, offers them its most cordial
congratulations on the present happy
event.
John Joaquin d'OEuera Castro.
John Pdchec0 Pereira de MeUo.
Oporto, June 5, 1928.
souza, Monteiro, Fr. d'Andrea, Cir
mes, CEoca do Couta.
MEXICO.
We have received late file Of the Mex.
lean papers, which are principally occu.
pied With the proceedings of the Congress,
and afford very few articles worthy of par
ticular attention.
The government issued proclamation
to the clergy on the 9Th of May, in which
they expressly forbid them TO introduce
POLITICAL topics into their public discours-
es. They promise that it i, the great OBJ
Ject OF the government TO conciiia,e all
classes OF the inhabitants, and to establish
as hrmiy as possible the system which
they have lately adopted being convinced
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