The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
eie Notifications, AMI preparing for

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asi Ion that place, and the inhabitants
.,e in excellent spirits.
litter from the political chief of O.
..o.e SAYS, IN this province numerous APP
sieat,oas are making by peasantry 70
slst as guer:llss aud IN the regular army.
Inn. e5.-Tha packet has arrived, and
s,sr lust time 10 add that letter has
IN written by General qnirosa 20 Sir
IL Vjis1n declasing that be viii never rive
~ as loag as there is am armed French
~,a in Spain that tie whole of his
,,soes would sooner feed the resi- Of their
ICES on roots and water, then eat of the
hsnoaet of the French of golden lpI,ies.
lane 27 The Political chiefof Orense
H.. .by the subioined Proclamation, stated,
,bat an insurrection in favor Of the Portr.-
s1ese Constitution has begun in tire Al
caves.
uPJlitieal Government Of The Prociace of
OreitSe.
BF three different channels have YES
nfday and to day received information
,,,t the greatest part of Portugal has de-
Jared again in favor of the Constitutional
Isyslem, the standard having first been rais-
III in the Algaryes, by the troops which
we're there, who were followed by others.
Though the above information is not ofli
f;al, il has been communicated to me as
|sostive by an Alcadr, On the frontiers of
line kingdom ofPortugal, who adds, that il
!, public along the boundaries of his terri
I,ory and it has appeared to me proper 10
Isommunicate it to you for your sitislae-
lion, and that you make II public.
"0od preserve you many years--O-
rinse, 9th June, 1898.
"The Political Chief, PEDRO BOADO
SANCHEZ.
"The Constitutional Alcade o."
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from last Gibraltar Papers
Inhabitants Of the provinces comprised IN
the District ofthe Fourth .1rmy.
Since the confirmation, in an uHdoubted
manner, Of the news that, at Seville, the
Cortes had appointed the Regency, strip
ping the King of his attributes, though the
case pointed ont in the Constitution had
not occurred, and that none of the forms
/ had been observed which are prescribed
| in the regulations and DEGREES have re-
reiyed continual Populations from the chiefs
aud officers of the Cd and Sd divisions, by
which am Informed, that the troops were
resolved not to ackno~ ledge the Regency.
The towns and VILLAGES have expressed the
same sentiments aud wishing not to give
occasion 10 the army 10 disband, nor that
these provinces ahoald be destroyed by
4 vii / anarchy, | have determined to make
known, in public and notorious manner,
that not do acknowledge the regency es-
tablshed by the Cortes AT Seville, because,
BY that illegal act, the Constitution has
been nsrinsed, and because in no shape,
will appear an accomplish to those evils
(which, according to every appearances,
must arise from that iaconsideraie step.
But, not to act with precipitation, and TO
sdeliberately examine the state OF The public
sopinon regarding The occurrences at Sc
svi!le, have this morning assembled all
sthe authorities, ecciesiastc, civil aud mi
Jitary and have reason TO be convinced,
tpat the same sentiments are entertain
led by the towns aud villages as by the
s1roops, aud that that government cannot be
acknowledged which is TIE result of so H.
Illegal an act.
| have therefore resolved as follows -
l. The towns and villages OF the provin-
Ices comprised in the district of the 4th arr
|my, aud the troops ofwhichit is composed,
do not acknowledge the Regency Install
ed By the Cortes, at Seville, on the llth
instant.
2. To preserve order in these provinces.
aud to protect the persons and property OF
Its inhabitants, | retain the command OF
The army with the same powers which |
before possessed. Drsirous, howcver, that
Ill In attended with
which is so necessary under the present
CIRCUMSTANCES, have determined that
each provisional Drpntatlon, together with
tine superior authorities, eccleslastic, civil
and military, now in this capital, shall APP
point person, neither belonging to their !
own body or not, who, Immediately repair |
ing to Head Quuters, shall in conjunction
with the rest appointed by other deputt-
tons and provinces. form Junia, TO whose !
opinion may submit ali important affairs.
5. This order of things shall last till the
king and the Nation adopt a system of gov |
eminent to be adhered to.
4. Persons and property remain under
the safe guard of the laws, of the authori- |
ties, and OF the armed force. M insult To
any body shall be allowed, nor the least
disorder, or prctcxt of opinions or political
conduct and whoever shall instigate the
same, shall be punished with the utmost
igor, as the disturber OF the peace.
5. All the laws are to remain in force as
hitherto, those ex, epted that relate TO t
crime of opinion, which are abrosated,
because no one is to be prosecuted nor
Tpolested on account of such as he may
have before discovered; and henceforward,
he alone shall be culpabIe who shall attempt
TO disturb the peace.
Such are the regulations which have
serve for the government OF all, AS long as
III nresent nrnyisinnnl nrdcr of thinrs shall ]