The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-04
a, Charleston Gin Gazette.

the Emperor aud his Republican an
- 'a;.,s: between the party when tottcrs
''s ,h,t which is now rising into power
a a,n. triulnyirate of Rome was succeeded
ln' - Emperor; but the trlnm'lrate ol
,i.s,co consisting Of Santa Anna, Veto
nd Echavarri-who has lately eomt
ia ,,,. concern, like another Lepidas.
i'se united in opposition To an emperor
,gssn lruRBiDE shall have been pat down
W.. ..,n,inp he is not maSSaered rs Was re-
RsaN one of these may rise like another
ol'a ,;g.. ON the ruins of his country.
MEXICAN Congress is sooa To be called
III. scene Of a mock representation ol
sh, ,enple ~ once more To be acted. The
.'t.,,rity Of IruRBIDE is TO DC formally
'laaipd-.lhe people are to be better pro-
I'll IN their rights, and an independent
,snn,eut established. We should be
ny il these things come To pass ltur-
III .nn,ars to us too caprieloas To retain
aue NV, his friends-his enemies daily in
., ,e,aese--'Tis probable he will fall. But
',.s nat some other military leader rise In
nj, stead ?
-, Tbe.e military leaders know the use OF
,bs men. and accordingly we find lie toll
nwjag philippic against lturbIde, IN The
Da.o ne V,ra Cruz, which although 1t
us no date, is we presume ot the 18TH
~ I4th February, because the official des-
noteh =, Gchayarr (mentioned in yester-
anssIastte, is extracted from vera
Cra6iSper, aud IS dated J"lapa' 10TH fe-
brupry. ~ cu ,1
roIss. criminal. iahuman, aud uagratefm
conduct cf Hurbiae.
This caprlclous aud ambitious man Is a
had calculator, and practced only cunning
instead of ability, in the plan OF the three
guarantees. Deceit and eNpedlency direct
all his steps, instead of the pubic welfare.
Nor are his measures to ensnare the peo-
ole successful. Instead of ele'atlns HIM
,eIk by following the true roads winch po-
scy prescrbes, he is only attentive to as
crandize himself; the nobility, military
and other rich citizens, he endeav1ms to
make his tools and minions, With empty
promises to reward them with the sacred
patrmony of the national property, which
he unfortunately has IN his hando-But
what is most inlquitous, he re-estabIished
the Bloody MqaiSition, which an the
slightest suspicion, lncarccratrs all without
distinction, who remained, afterwards, lost
10 the world, no one daring 10 investigate
his innocence or his fate.-Tbry are ar
rested and imprisoned with ease and des-
patch, to satisfy this imperioas and grasp
NJ man.
The deputies and officers of No. Z, were
arrested by his orders without the least
flrnlality or even accusation, aud several
others who had retired, to Their homes
Among the number whom he imprisoned,
was the Adjutant Major, Don Louis Nal
dOnado, only because he had accepted that
ollice from Sr. Bravo, who since fled from
Mexico in company with Gen. Guerrero,
and some other chiefs. What dishonora-
bic faith What iniq'ity Look at our
country, reduced 10 the brink of poverty
and despair, by the sauGuiuary and law
less man, who calls himself the ieeH btlored
Empu0r} Shall we endure this ? No!
ki IS all un,tr and shake of IA yoke which
We have too long borne to our shame, aud
once again become free-ln becoming free,
we become great, wealthy and happy--a
State TO which we never can hope 10 ar
i've, until the alters OF despOdsm are ul-
terry aud forever destroyed.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a u. States
BANK SToCK.-10l4 10 I02 this forenoon.
10 New York, yesterday Ge2i 10 le2.
IL IS fuaJ0red, that Mr., GALLATGN in
IN
Soen, certainly before the meeting Of the
next congress. Fonk Gus.
--latest from Elrope-Capt. Teuhner, of
The ship Rising Sun, arSived 1t this fort
from ST. Ube5, states that. tire day 4,elors
he sailed, Feb. i4th) a report was recei,
cd at 81 | hes from Lisbon, that Franc.
had declared 1ear cgainat SPAN and P0r
tagai.
In January and the beginning of Febru-
gales from the south and West. The
number Of vessels Lost on the coast Of Por-
tugal, is computed at one hundred. Sc
ven were lost in sight of 81. ubes. A
mong these was an American schooner
bound from Bostonto Gibraltar the crew
OF this vessel aud part Of the cargo, were
saved. [PhI. Grz.
The schr. Astrea. Derkay, of Portland,
arrived at Curacao Oh the 22d ut. from
Bonrbrrata. On the 9TH nit. captain d..
Was captured off Bonair, by IA Spanish pri-
vateer, mounting one gun, and having Il
crew of - men. They took ont his MAJ,
and most of his seamcn, robbed him OF his
books, charts, clothing, &c, and ordered
his vessel to Porto Cabello. When on
The point of entering the harbor, he was
fortunately recaptured by the Boliya,rcom-
modore Daniels flag ship. On the approach
oi the ship, the priyatecrs' mea toqk to the
ooat aud made their escape Commo-
dore Daniels treated captain ID. ia the most
gentle manner, and kindly supplied him
"p, nen to proceed on his voyage. His
Nfe and seamen are now prisoners ut
serto Cabello. The commodore sent in a
udp IL, IL r IA,