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Quiroga who was superior in rank, took the
command, and established his head quarters IN The
Island Of Leon, while Riego with $500 men, sci
out for the purpose Of continuing the revolt ~
Andalusia. Passing by Algeziras, he received
some supplies from Gibraltar and proceeded to
Malaga Pursued and harassed, however, by y
superior Force under the command OF General
Jos. ODonnel, who followed them even to the
streets Of Malaga; his troops were nearly reduc-
ed to the alternative of dying sword in hand WITH
their commander. or delivering him up as the
price Of their own safety-when the success IL
other quarters caused the Constitution to be
generally proclaimed. :,


Riego Immediately proceeded to Seville, where
the honours of triumphal entry were accorded
him; from thence he proceeded to Madrid, where
he was received by the King, and appointed Cap
tain General OF Arragon. From this post he was
in consequence of his difference OF
opinion with the Minister Of War, Salvador, and
Moreda, the governor OF Sarugossa. lie was i'm
nediately, however, elected a member OF the
Cortes. In recent spirited attack upon the
French he was taken prisoner, loaded with CHAINS,
and thrown into dungeon at Madrid. We fear
he has but little to hope from the hands Of his
enemies.


Kiego is rather above the middle stature, pale,
and of reserved air. although popular in his
is brave and high minded.