Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22

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81 q Scp6l wishes convoking the Certe:,,
iii a,a3 1iuf several reforms in the admit
|niis ltioa 81 affairs, This was promises,
nd ne marquis had conference with the
duke de LsInfantado, who exerted his M.
Auence 50 eaee,ualIy withshis regiment or
guards THAT the design was not carried 10
to execution. 4The Junta, relieved from the
danger that had alarmed them, contr'ved to
remove the dukes regiment, and to intro
duce others upon whom they could de-
pend-They then showed reluctance to
fulfil the promises they had made--ihe
greatest indignation was again excited a
gainst them, and the marquis &c 'Rsmana
is understood to have made a, long speech
in which he upbraded then, in the most
cutting Reconsideration Of the popular ven
geance, the Cortes were at length agreed to
be convoked. 4:
The marquis Wellesley was so popular
during his stay in Spain, tina, his departure
was considered a public calamity; and 1t
was feared that the populace, constituting 1t
into proofof his being disguised with the
conduct of the Junta, would conspire a
gainst them. These fears his lordship did
every thing in his power to remove. He
asserted that the attachment of the English
government and people to the Spanish cause
was uuabated-lhst no eaortss1of theirs
should be wanting to assist il ). aud ;h1t his
departure from Spain was occasioued by
cause, which. 30 tar from impairing, would
tend to encrease his power t. be OF service
10 the Spanish nation. These representa-.
tons Gained the popular mind both at Sc
vile and at CadlZ, where, we hear, it was
first intended by the populsee to prrvent
his embarkIng for En- gland, so anxious were
they to keep him in Spain.
PARIS, November 10.
The Duke of Ilchingen (Ney) will set
off this day or tomorrow, for the army in
Spain.
November IS.
The king of Ssxony arrived here yester-
day at FIVE o'clock in the evening.
The emperor arrived late in the evening
Of the 18th at Paris. His majesty rode on
horseback the greater part of the way from
Fontainbleau to Paris. On his arrival he
visited, accompanied by the king Of West
phalia: the king OF Saxony and after a
short conversation with that prince, his ma
jesty repaired to the Thullrries.
Tomorrow his majesty will give audi.
ence. to his minister, and on the following
day he will admit to his presence the diff.
tereut constituted authorities.
The prince of Schwarzenberg appointed
ambassador from Austria to the court Of
Paris, set out for his destination ON the
Gath inst.
Novcmber 81.
The king of Naples is 70 quit that city
on the 9th tor Paris.
The news of the bombardment Of Cux.
haven, by the English, on the 9th, is con
6rmed, but the damage done is rot great
only seven houses have suffered.
November 20.
We hear from Turin, that on the 18th
and 18Th great number Of cardinals passed
through that city on their way to Paris.
BAyoxaE. November 16.
Every disposition has been made 70 re-
ccivs our august emperor. The guard of
honor is already assembled. Englist aud
Spanish prisoners! pass through here daily.
Marshal Ney is expected here every mo.
ment. Our mayor has published procla-
nation, announcing that great number of
troops will pass through this town for
Spain; from 20 to $4,000 by the I'd De-
Cenber.
The American President has refused to
receive the Spanish Ambassador