Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-15

Lad success Of sIer;rs. asd stbsrs a A:s
stamp, preten I'D tu snatch from US the sac
red cUde, which is the loo. VI virtuoGs
minds.
Here follows the proclamation, which
we have already published
1T will not be long before we shall
have data to clear up the expressions OF
his purposes; meantime, every pody Is
! forming conlectures. General RleSo. II
! is said, is gone to Lerida, by order OF the
government, and General MorilIo has ia
ken the military command Tor the pes
ent.
This evening the troops of the garri-
! son have been under arms, and numerous
d-tachments of the national guard have
patroled the streets Of this capital. 1t Is
supposed that the cause of these DISPOSE
tions is connected with the events at Sar-
agossa Of which we have spoken ABOVE.
at seems that the permanent depu'a.
ton ofthe Cortes is to meet tonight, for
the purpose ofintormi itself OF the re-
suit of the journey Of minister of the
colonies to the Grange, and to take the
necessary measures accordingly.
Several citizens, it is said, will pre-
sent o-night representation to the mu'
nicipality. that this body may request his
majesty toreturn to this capital"
Extract Of letter, Madrid, Sept6.
s'Last night, at ten o'clock, the troops
were again called out to maintain tran
| guilty; at that hour, the minister Bardax-
ina proclaimed by torch light that his
majesty would not be in his capital until
the %, h instant at the opening of the cor.
ties This communication excited loud
discomfort in all quarters. At the Club
Fontana. they had the aueacity to say,
that if the king would not come to his
capital voluntarily, he must be brought
hither.
The conspiracy of Sara ossa is the on
ly thing canvassed here. Many persons
affirm that Nina participated in the views
OF Riego; there have. however, been no
movements in Gaiicia. NJ. Cusnet de
Montarloc, French writer. is designat-
ed as the adviser Of Riego. According to
rumor, plot organised in this capital
would have been carried into execution.
if that of Saragossa had succeeded. It is
asserted, that those most devoted to the
king, and at their head general Morii'o,
were destined to become victims o. the
| faction
We have received an extraordinary
supplement 70 the universal OF tEe 9th
instant, which contains his catholic maj
esty's answer to the permanen deputa
ton Of the cortes, aud to the representa-
tiun addressed by the municipality OF
! Madrid TO the former his maIes'y re-
| plies, that he feels convinced OF the in.
conveniences which emanate from any
error in the choice of public tunctlonaries.
and that the good direction OF aft IRIS, and
even the credit of the government, &C.
! pend upon this choice; that if success has
| not always been commensurate with his
| desires, which cannot fail to be sometimes
| the case, in SO difficult an exercise of The
! judgement, he has always had in view to
select men the most orthy By merit and
alents: because tie consolidation of the
constitutional system depenued upon the
! selection, a. well at his own 8lory, whic h
| he considers as identified with the happi
ness OF the monarchy, and the honor OF the
! 5 anish name.
! TO the municipal address his majesty
| answered, that he would meet their de-
sires, by returning to Madrid as SOON as
| his health w0ui id admit.
Ills majesty has nominated to The min.
isiry OF war, major general Don lsnace
| Vaian2ot, but we are assured that this Of
ticer has declined the appointment, which,
it i. probable, ne will DC allowed 10 do"