Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02

tho puhI;. gu With " atch: nun
lher hand, that the said b r,asg 3; On lie ..
arrived; nor teen heard Of, an sGl e bad rcr
aware that in the before. m. sna being We'll
the 18th OF April, it il or ue.n;.loned law q
entences should be immed;s a,nea that d.
! resolved 70 examine the eeaaesuled
noonceu 6y the council, and bav;nsse po.
1t, as well as the opinion Which, "bS'IIIs found
ready mentioned of the Audit, Dave al
conformable to the most rioo r,,of Wa
felt it TO be my duty 10 apny0 vas Justice,
CONFORM to it, and gave order" y, Il sndh
punishment OF death should be e, ,asllhe
IN the form prescribed by the tsaeer'sd
president who composed tho t J1uges and
consequence OF which Gene,. J,'ITEnnal 10
this morning placed in CapilIs, t1 Tho y, va
PEI OF the prison in which co MD Ca,
prisoner waits until the time Of .Is.allt
the sentence be notified, J in ords sA 'tlle
may undergo the punisbmen, A.. Vuat he
horrible crime. 'ue bis
valencia. Sep, g." NA'
we Understand that notice has been !,
ready received at Madrid Of tins ss ,ra al
having been executed the day before s, uss
terday. 'Oie yes
The correspondence from CalsIo0i, H..
arrived by the courier from VaIenc;, $50
ne con'ocaIion of The EAtrsord;,,,
Contests at present the principal ot;ao, 'Iy y
public expectation, and has slresoy' Nv
made OF elaboration in the Iornn; I'ta u
state. II is saio the Council, on The ap,I;.
cation OF the government has recoo "pp'I
The necessity OF conyokng The Ce,,ss =
an extraordinary Session, although I Ib,. "a
has been some difference OF opinion .D mere
the members. Fourteen mer. ol an'
ION that the report presented b, Gown
ment did not offer all tbe data peeess.rr
to enable the Council to come TO re,rln..
ton, because it die not appear 10 them
that Government had EMPLOYEE all tho sv
traordlDary resources which were granIsd
by the Cortes Of last session but lbmeb
they desired that information on tIe.a
points should be presented TO the Com.
ell, they did not on that account curna
the conyocation oi'the Cones. The 10.
naming IL councillors were of opinion
that it was not only desirable but most ".
gent that the Extraordinary Corles should
be convoked, considering the serious as.
pect which the affairs of the nation pre.
sent, and the notorious want of power in
the executive department.
Madrid, Sept. 6.
The French mail, which should have
arrived yesterday morning. has not ret
come in. We have learnt that it remain.
ed some time at Burgos, in order 10 pro.
vide the necessary arrangements 10 enable
it to arrive in saIiey at this capital.
The government, aware OF the impM'
lance under the present circumstances ofa
tree communication between the capital
and the provinces and foreign countries,
will not neglect 10 give The necessary dI.
rections for clearing the roads Of The rob.
Der. who impede the passage OF peaceful
travellers.
A letter from the extreme frontier ofhe
department of Arriege, Of the date Of The
9th of September, gives US the GLOWING
news -
"The Constituencies have seen With
a species of rage the installation Of the Su'
preme Junta at San d'Urgel. Their first
idea was to direct all their efforts against
this centre of unity OF the Royalists, per-
suaded that it was the only means of reach
ing the root of the evil. The enterpn7e
appeared TO them easy, as the RoyaISt
army was divided INTO several corps ali
distance from each other. The little cheek
which Mirales had experienced before
Cevera seemed to favor their enleTprHe
and increase their confidence The re-
suit. have but little answered their tEPec'
ta,lons. Zarcod Vale came from ATIaso
ma; Llobero marched by Olot and Gam
predon; Brigsdier Torrigos " ho Iei u Le'
rida with 1900 men, came by San ia,
mon de Manrezans. The first. arrived
on the frontiers OF Catalonia, learned mat al
the Trappiste, who had made hlm'e!
master of Barbastro and Huesca, wasmaf'
ching on Saraeossa with all The forces l1s'
he had united in ArTagona, TO go and &C.
fend the capital Of bis province, when = =
perhaps, a this moment, in possession " =.
the Royalists. Llobero was attacked a.
Campredon by Mosen Anton, who cG%,
pleteIy beat him, killed eonsIderaOs
number, and took 200 prisoners, VINO ye, =,
terday passed Puigurda on the way Sscy,s n
SEQ. Brigadier rorrijos moved ty lOItsu
marches on San Ramon de MsnrezanSG
where he Iearot that MiraIes had re'I Tts
He arrived there during the night i%
Royalist chief had caused all The gale' !.
be opened, and the ont posts and sen, .I.,,
to be withdrawn. The CoDstltutonsIs"I1
believing that The Royalists had rslfss1. sr
entered without suspicion and IN oiSo a,.n.
Cannon loaded with grape-shot were pn"
ted upon all the principal avenues, %" 90,
signal given, tremendous d'scnsrse . "",
made the Royalisls Quilted ihe'! "I
buscade. and fell upon the Consli'O'T%" a..
lists, causing a dreadful carnaGe' III ybe
rios lost 400 men; be encampeo w mod NOD
heights round the town where be remain! ~