Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06

!. a,;lez were named by The President,
rnembers of the Committee who ln'ned''
.,sIv g,thdrew, and in aGout an houf pre-
sentpd PROJECT OF decree wn'cn. oe%s
unanimously declared urgent, was re.u
second time; and each article o'sc9ss e..
and approved; on which 1t was re2d oy
VI. FeIgreiras, jun. as follows =
The Corte., taking INTO consideration
the rebellion that has been declared al
Villa Real. and considering the Necessity
of preventing any Ill disposed or ,lnpru
dent persons from following that infamous
party. in any other part OF the k'nsdo'na'
decree as follows
/. All formalities relative to the arrest
of delinauents are dispensed with, accord
ing 70 article Gil OF the Constitution.
3. The inviolaLility Of the houses Of Tue
citizens is suspended.
d, 8. The government may remove or re,
place. nd interim, any ecclesiastical c,Sli
or military officers, who may be suspected
of tavoring directly or indirectly the plans
OF the enemies OF public liberty. -,
4, The government may send out hi lhe
kingdom or remove 10 another place, those
ncrscns. whether natives or foreigners,
whose residence may be daugeroua 70
the Constitutional system.
). The disposition Of the present &c
cree shall BIZ IN force for three months
only.
FEB. 9th, 1898 (Approved }
II was resolved, that it should receive
the sanction of his Majesty IN "a hours, -
NJ: joe de Sa, thought three nours were
sufficient--and NJ X. Nnotelro, sa'd 'hey
might leave it TO the King, who certainly
would no, delay an instant.
The assembly broke up at bali past ten'
p. M -Snpplemen! to the Dlaro do TO
verno Feb 60.
A secsnd sup cement 10 the same num-
her, gives various communication rom
Brara, Wanna, Oporto sc. containing
proclamations and orders Of the civil ara
military authorities, and statements ah'n',
ing the affair to be Of no importance, ana
the inhabitants OF Oporto and the res, OF
the country 10 be perfectly devoted to the
Constitution.
LISBON. Feb QS-Ohcial information
having reached the government when
gave reason TO apprebeDd what hrs SINCE
/ happened, orders were sent to the 'ndic'a'
authorities Of Oporto 10 take the mo- en-,
eryetic measures against any VIII" should
disturb public tranquility, and propagate
doctrines contrary 10 The Constitutional
system. ,,;c
Since that event is known, more par''c'
uIar and pressing instructions have been
sent TO the military and civil authorities;
/ The following is the Proclamation o'
Count de Amarante, on raising Inc STAN
dard of rebellion
"Por,uguese What, is il not yet time
| 10 break The shameful and infamous letters
by which you are bound 4? Which we'gi
YOU down, and disgrace your honor, elo,
ry, valor, and country? Why do oustil
consent to be covered with ,opprobr,um
ignominy, & stamped with 'n'amy why
do You allow the throne OF our h1ohsicn
the seat Of so many Kings. TO be PToianse
by handful OF destructive rePtiles' the
enemies Of our holy religion, OF the throne
l and their country Are you 80 cowaroiy
that you viii not throw down and con
lfm,nd in its own rufus, that shameful edi'
able TO raise up. nd dc sf5dpGilqR bad been
ry? Be ashamed, and hide yourselves in
the bowels OF the earth be confoun'
ded at your weakness; you degrade the
name OF Portugusse--Ior soon will you see
your Alopsrch and his whole family
beheaded. your country flowing in blood
and the project OF the wicked cover.
ed with the canopy OF an ensanguined
throne This was the fate of France by
the bands OF the Jacobiss, and it will be
the fate Of Portugal by the hands OF the
Frsenasons, Oh, my dear coun,ry!-I al
ready consider thee overwhelmed in an o.
Gear. OF troubles, covered. with lamenta.
tons and blood! But, rhat crowd-what
sound OF arms is that hear! What il this.
Portuguese? IL i, the sound OF the war
like trumpet--at length, then, do you a.
wake. TO arms, Portuguese! be not a.
traid-yOur courage will be equal to the
task. Follow me, and let US sweep from
our land these monsters, fyrants, and sa-
crilegious despots. With you will die
to save our country, our religion, and The
throne.
(Signed)
Count de AMARANTE."
OPoRTo, Feb. a5.-A spirit Of revolt,