The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-04

may be necessary to perpetuate them
JAMES MONROE.
WASHINGTON, December O. 1928.
Foreign Intelligence.
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SPAIN.
NEW.YORK, Nov. 90.
The Packet ship Cortes arrived at this port
last evening, from Liverpool, whence she sailed
on the 24th of October. She brings London pa
Ipers to the 23d, and Liverpool to the 24th Oct.
A catalogue of persons in Madrid, prescribed
10y the decree of the King issued on the 4th, it is
said has been made out, and it WAS supposed
| 5000 people would be compelled to go into ex
lie. new decree is spoken Of, which will send
away considerable number OF great PERSONS
Among them the Count of Onante, the Dukes of
Altamirs, of Ahrantes, and of Medina Cell, the
Duchess of Benavente, the Marquisses of Alcaniz,
|of Santa Cruz, OF Villa Saterna, of Villa Franco,
and the Prince of Anglona, are mentioned.
| Speaking Of the constitutional spirit manifested
Iat Cabra, private letter from Bayonne Of the
l4th says, "the impulse has been given by Bal.
lasteros, who is with 4 respectable force in the
mountains. The cry in all that
country is, the constitution or deathn and they
wear the green riband. Jaen is not tranquil
THE deserton is considerable, and the prisoners
of Riego's corps escape il by miracle from their
prison. Ballasteros, it seems circulates as an
Order of the Day, copies of the Royal DEGREES,
both that of 30th Sept and those since publish
ed. The officer at Madrid can scarcely deliver
the number of passports applied for"
1t is supposed by some, that the British Gov
ernment will compel Ferdinand to preserve the
good faith Of the nation. and in confederation OF
this opinion, it is stated in the Paris papers OF the
Goth, that an under secretary OF state has been
!, promptly sent into Spain, to deliver to King Fer
, dinanda positive demand on the part of the Eng
3 lish Government, on the subject of the claims Of
England upon Spain. 1t is affirmed, that this de
|mand leaves no other alternative than the follow
,ling-either that Spain pay what has been prom.
! Used, or England viii pay herself.
=. NEW.YORK, December !.
n BY the arrival of the packet ship Columbia
:, from Liverpool, intelligence from England seven
fdays later than before, has been received.
= General Riego has been tried and condemned
:. to death-Cavia was his judge. Tie crime II
the act of accusation against him was, for having
: voted as a Deputy of the Cortes, the deposition
y of the King, and the nomination oi the Regency
lRiego was extremely calm until he was directed
oolto prepare for his defence he selected M ds
y .'Crambronerio, for his COUNSEL who is said to bt
alan eminent lawyer, and the most eloquent orato
lin Madrid,
= On the authority of the London Courier, it il
, stated, that France is to continue the militar.
: Occupation Of Spain to certain extent, aud unit
1.-THE Government Of Ferdinand is entirely and firm
:ly rees' ablished. In pursuance OF thus plan, Ca
= Ijiz will be occupied by 10000 troops; Madric
by 500O and $4,000 will take up positions along
,,'|the line of the Ebro One great point says th'
. 'ILondon Courier, which it is intended to accom-
plish it possible, is the entire disbanding OF thu
- Spanish army, now constituted, and to re-mode
lit upon totally different system.
The Madrid dates are to the goth OF October
,n,when the emigration Of those who were employed
i, under the Cortes, still continued. $50 famlle
chad left Madrid, and many others were prepar
ling to set off Passports for foreign countrie
!, are refused; in consequence OF which, the great
est confusion prevailed. A letter from Paris @
-, 1.-THE 25th says, that the disbandng OF Baasteros
,army is effecting without experiencing any OF IN
=. .obstaces which we're apprehended. All the min
listers except that of state, had arrived, an
y, scarcely day passes without new decree benz
:, issued.
i. The following are among the numerous decree
ISSUED by Ferdinand, since his arrival at Seville
- For funeral service to be performed in all tn
.lchurches in the Kingdom " for the repose Of th
~ souls of those who have died since the I'm o
~ March 1890, in the support of Gods cause an
III nine !"
D'l The Inquisition is re.established, and the &c
!. neral of the Capuchins appointed Grand lnquis
n tor.
=. ~ The Emperor Alexander, it is said, has fol
n war,led an expedition under the Spanish flag,
!, Isanst the Republic Of Colombia. Some Englis
g Ipapers remark, that England will make stan
n 'Iaganst any attack on South America by Russi'
ii. -
c. MADRID, Oct. 13.
ID The following is decree of his majesty, d.
to|ted Lebriia, the 9th, and published on the lot
n. inst. in the Supreme Council =
,e "In casting my eyes on the Most High VIII
tolhad deigned to deliver me from SO many danger
d. and 10 lead me back, it were by the hand, s
We mong my faithful subjects, experience feelin
n, of horror when recollect all the sacrifices, a
a. 1.-THE crimes which the impious have dared to CON
Sc init against the Sovereign Creator of the Un
chIverse.
b.. The ministers of Religion have been persec,
edited and sacrifced-the venerable successor 6
,elSt Peter has been insuted; the temples Of tn
mel Lord prophaned and destroyed--the Holy Co
|pel ,rodden under toot-lastly, the inestimabl
which Jesus Christ lett us the rlgt
ur of his Holy Supper, TO assure us OF his love- an
o|of our eternal felicity, the sacred Hosts, nav
ie been ,rampled under foot. My soul cannot be
OF rest till united to my beloved subjects we sha
II ,t'er to God pious sacrifices that he may deign
al. l.. <ho Of frDm