The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-23

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sealrne, /" be Imprisoned SIX months.
md 10 pay a h4e al 30 francs.
III Re sPaaiails, At Bayonre, shsprct-
ed OF atta' hment 10 the Constitutional sys-
tenn, had been expelled b, order of the
| French government ICom. .llr.
! LATE FROM PERNAMRuCO.
We learn from Captain neldrn, nj the
brig Morning STAR from Pernanhrco.
which place he lett on the sGih March. that
accounts had reached there few DAYS
before he sailed favorable To the Brazilian
cause. Skfmlshes very frequently iook
place, M which TIM Brazians had the ad.
vantage. A few weeks before the Morn
Ing Star left Petnambueo, the Europeans
Al Bahia made an attack on the lsiand of
! Toparica, I'm possession VI the Brazlians)
but were rcpulsed with considerable hiss,
and had several Of their boats SINK. ltwas
the prevailing oPlnion al Peraambnco, pre-
dicated on the best information, that the
/ Europeans would not ke able to huld the
/ place much longer, the Braziians having
i the entire possession Of the surrounding
4 country.
The troops in some of tire Qualifications
were sickly, and their supply of fresh pro-
visions was entirely cut OIL
The Emperor had four men of war n.
| Allrgarco, waiting tire arriNa Of ~, daJy
expected from Rio. II was their inien-
tlol, IN her arrival, to blockade Bahia, as
their force would then be equal to the Eu-
ropeans. The squadron is under the com
nard of 4 Lieutenant, who left Com. Har-
dy For that purpose.
On the 2Gth February, P~drosa, who
had previously declared himself 'nuiatto)
took possession of the palace. The civil
authorities mace their escape To the coun-
try, with the exception Of one, who Was
taken prisoner. All business was stopped.
The custom house and rr,st of the stores
were closed, aud "A general confusion pre-
vailed. On tnr cath the civil authorities
succeeded in coilectnga considerable force
in the country, aud from several sea ports
adjacent, advanced on the tow, VIXEN
they were joined by part of the troops
anfavorable to the measure adopted by Pc
drosa skirmish took place, in which Sc
yeral lives, on both sides, were lost Pc
drosa was taken, and in four or five days
after order WAS restored, b'1t business was
WI tftIlEdils oll lllt ON IAdlf u1 'ulb-
sa and IA aimber of other officers, tmostly
neSroes) heiong to his party were sent in a
government brig to Rio, to stand their trial
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BALrrNoRf, May II, 1G-o.--.qao'her
Pirate tdken.-Ire brig Mar, Dgnyell,
has arrived at Newport IN 10 day rom
Matanzas. Capt. DunwciI states, HAT a
few days previous 10 his sailing a p,ratcaI
schr. W,s chased in shore by two L. ).
scnGencrs, aud setting under lana III the
night, they }ost sight oi her; two or three
harges crGziag from liavai.a, along the
coast * the same tine, Intercepted the
pirate, aad after an action a. fifteen min
ute3, took he schooner; Killed : nee, vino
we're stem islf,g on Tie beach next DAY
and carried her TO Hey NRsst Ihe scar
mounted 4 guns.
PoRTsNouTH, n. II. My 6.-fa IN
schooner Planet, which arrived yesterday
from Honduras, came passengers tlIr Com
missoners from the important Province al
Guatimala, on the Spanish Maine--toprn-
POSE tire Union Of that Pro, i1lct with the
United States.
4 The following are the hames of the Com
missiouefs, II 81. Rafael Castillo, Col
Manar! j0sc d. Ace, Bon Juan Manuel
Rodrrigurs, It. l..llr.aua l}cdoya Don
Manuel Zelago died at sca.
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