Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-13

NATE coitinuc 10 act It; te Spansh Court an uanu, q,
furnish no subject OF complaint to Portugal.
Nevertheless, at the very this (the Sna
Court gives the assurance that the arms taken ,ay
c 'i'ssss wo" De restored Z" the Portuguese Govern.
@ and that orders issued that these houd
be banishcd from the frou,.,s-tese latte, h.Sc .a
III arms INTO PORTUGAL and this sudden attack has been
,"pshen oy circumstances which leave doubt MS to
act"a co-opciaton Of certain the Sp,u;sh ,u,hori
tes charged with the execution of the order, for
anu dispensing the refugsesjn the interior
france who had tssrongly insisted upon preventing
ny "si'y on the part of Spain, who had the rights
TO be Observed and whose should have given
10 ooth Portugal and England highest assurance the
p".e OIL 'ne engagements made by the Spanish Cah-
"e cannon remain Indifferent which
evidence either contempt of her counsel or an inability
10 follow H. The Government has been compelled there
.oie 10 express its Misrepresentation by Immediately recalling
MS ambassador.
Inc French Government the rish, which
Is gwen, III fact the duty which imposed upon I'D
series OF treaties I" assist Portugal 1t will continue
ITS ehorts 10 prevent the renewal Of those which have
authorised the measures taken by the British Cabne it
VIII spare no eh''t To arrest rupture between Spain and
Poitusa it hopes this effort and i, has al
ready IN concert with all its allies, made Madrid the
most positive advances the operation of the
Spanish Court.
Nothing which has TRANSFERRED previous the events
nor snce' will authorize his Majsys Government, en-
terrain any doubt these assurances On their par,
ministers positively determined advise his Majesty
10 refuse any assistance To the Spanish in the
event o It's pacng by its fau!t, that of Portugal
under the necessity of assuming offensive attitude
France, therefore, canno be Induced the necessity of
yielding up tile advantages peace, by unforeseen cir
cumstances her loyalty and her dignity not permit her
to maintain acts both unjust am passionate which
nave occurred in contempt of her advice, violation
OF The promise she has received.
IL IS in thus observing the rules Of JUSTICE respecting
me ia' OF treaties. and the rights of other powers that
france will preserve all her for the support of
her own rights, aud those of Spain, if unustly at
tackled. '
1t by the support Of the principes of e, and ,e
'ha England succeeded with victory, in the long nd
noy contest which she sustained against the French Re-
"o' 'e same success will be assured to if
are called in our turn to defend the same principles.
The Marquis dc Chavcs who is leading the rebel army
orraiher the rebel bantt in nor,cas, of PORTUGAL,
ni the Sicera iamily-one of the richest if not The
richest family in Portugal He supposed To have acuuir-
Gu an immense addition 10 his fortune contracts
"r supplying the British troops in Portugal during the Ia
war, with mules and provisions. What at this momont
lenders hid" so extremely wealthy is, that his estates lie i'm
of' fo'tuga and particularly about Chaves, he
carrying on the war, whilst most of the Portuguese Nobi.
" having had Of their property in the Brazls have
re" Impoverished by the separation of the countries
HIS present command OF morey seems to be unbounded
A' ms 'ohe%io" win tho Jews the and
wealthy ct the ready money classes of Portugal is extra
ordinary. but Jews VIII not of course, advance money
except upon security, and the arous estates have
neen coscated by the Government present conduct
MS lrAetish supporters either very deep in the Sc
re', and have confidence the cause or the Mar
gus must be able to give them better security than thai of
MS ianed property between the Mimic and Douro II is
certain that this rebel has exche,,uer at his
o Ire soldiers, and induces the peasan,ry 10 ioin
Hh' ny pay ana bounty OF no ortnaty amount. The
wandering monks and priests are trayetsnp the con
try like hends OF mischief and exciting the
pour Y" rise IN support Of Church and King mnnifcsnt-
s"PpHen with money Ivy the Marquis. Antonio de Sill
veria brother of the Marquis, some time been AT
i'ohe and Madrid, from whence he may have brought
supply Of cash. and OF bulls and plenary nugences to q id
tue cause oil The rebels He is in Spain, IN,
efn frontier of Portugal, aiding and abens his more &c
i've oto,er IL was supposed to have been his plan fall
upon Chavcs Wills, The Marquis attacked Brasanza: hui
hnns HE town defended by liberal party lie remained
Que' within the Spanish frontier. His brother, the Mar
gun" used To be gcent favote with III. Green mother of
loI'uSai, VINO at the the rebellion a,
ehpe; II IS saId To escape from he's krrles, in Order TO
Pu hersrii ut tic head Of the rebel army. crazy dim
ive Old woman, at the head Of the Army of the Faith
Woua nave Bees; Singular spectacle Bui the MARQUIS
&c Chavcs was also personal friend OF the bull fybtius
pen Miguel vino Kept Of honorable srveilIaucn
at enna' aud having Willingly resigned his crown 10
s brother Don Pedro lac is determined to try and regain
by the agency Of such the MARQUIS de Chavcs
we believe that this rebel Marquis is very well known to
me DuRe o Wellington and Marshal 3eresford, who i, is
20 be hoped will his doing mischief in f
The North Carolina Com. Rodgers, anchored in the
Rohlsted OF louon On the 10Th December.
me Duke OF York continued sick and all homes of L;s
recovery were despacd Of His complain, is dronsv in
the chest He is doubtless before now ard the Duke
VI Clarence, Ga Radc is that case the heir appare,,
lie DuHe at Clarence has an abundance of cbiIdp, bu
none iriina'c The in succession is the ina nj
'e Oh me tate Duke OF Kent. Tn TIE event of the lose of
" 'esS PrcSimptIve, TIE would devove upon tho
D"%c % cumberland who mas Legitimate offspring. Next
l" ie Duke oi Cumberland is the Duke of Sussex and
bridge. ~ ~ VI o""-
Trust Sale of Land.