Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05

Bilbou, july 5. ~
The disorders continue in some north
ern provinces and other districts. With
a weak and corrupt Ministry they might
have acquired dangerous character; but
The seven heads OF the hydra are cut of at
Madrid, and under ministry worthy To-
all respects OF a free nation, they Will soon
disappear.
The duke de l'lnfantaLo is sent to Bad.
sjoz.
The Marques de Las-Amarillas, late
Minister OF War, Inspector General, Pri-
Wy Counsellor OF the King, is deprived Of
bis functions, and quils Madrid He is to
be sent to Grenada. There is every rea-
son to believe that other persons attached
| TO the Court will soon find themselves IN
| the same situation.
The wrecks of the Regal Spanish
Guards are sent 100 leagues from the ca
pital, separated into tour detatchments,-
| The Chiefs are detained at Madrid
II is stated, that those OF the Royal
Guards who had retired to the Escarial.
seeing a party Of factious endeavoring
to approach his majesty, fired. disrusiing
after the late events all the promises
| which had been made 10 them
II is believed that NJ. Gasco will be APP
| pointed Political Chief of Madrid.
A special messenger from CATALONIA has,
| il is said, brought intelligence Of the cap
ture of Sea d'Urgel by the Constitutional
| lists, the factious having 900 killed, anu
5000 wounded.
lis reported that the Counter Revolu-
tionary Party offered General Morllo
! 100000 to put himself at the bead Of
| the Guards. He answered 100000 is
handsome sum, but the oath OF Spaniald
is still better.
The Universal contains letter from
the Deputy, d. Vicenti Bsr',an de Lis,
, rendering an account to the Political Chiai
of Madrid of the excellent conduct of d
CORPS of Volunteers, whose courage ettlca-
ciousIy contributed to dispefse the tac-
tous.
OIessa, June 81.
| Accounts from Constantinople state,
F.! thai special messenger had arrived there
| from Vienna, with an invitation to the Suo-
lime Porte TO send Turkish Commits.
sioner 10 Haminiee Podoski, 10 trea! di-
rect with our Court.
Madrid, July IL.
From the Courier Franco of the goth.
/ The ipsuIgent Guards who escaped on
! the 9TH from the Palace, at the: moment
! when the capitula.ion was about to be ex-
eculed, and who fed into the fields by the
bridge OF Segovia, were briskly pursued by
a squadron of the regiment OF Almanac,
by the cavalry Of the National Guards,
and by piece Of artillery. Frequent
charges were made by The Cavalry. IN
Which many of the Insurgents were Killed.
When arrived at the pass of Alcorcon' the
Guards separated into thne detachments,
each taking different direction. One,
the most numerous Of them, scaled the
walls OF the Casa del Campo, and from
thence fred on the Cavalry.
Those insurg ents who could not succeed
in taking refuge in The Casa del Campo
were exposed to continued pursuit. ne
plain was covered with the killed and
wounded, and some prisoners we're made.
The cavalry pushed On to the village OF
Kumera, where they halted. In that
place they were reinforced by squadron
of the regiment del principe with the
Brieadier General Peileria at It's head.
Night was fast coming OH, and this squad
ron together with some de.2chmenfs from
the regiment d'AImsnzs, repaired to
watch the motions of the guards shut up
10 the Castle del Campo.
The cavalry succeeded in gaining an
entrance into this pleasure house OF The
king. by a gate which opened on the
fields. The insurgents occupied an ad.
yantageous position, and had formed
themselves in a square, waiting tor AL at
tack. Before the cavalry drew up in Or
der of battle, Cassara, Lieutenant ef the
Guards, who accompanied them, was sent
10 summon the insurgents to surrender,
with the assurance tina! their lives should
be spared.
The obscurity Of the night, the position
occupied by the Guards, and the small
force of the column OF Cavalry, all con
spired to render this course the prudent
one Lieutenant Casero returned with
an officer of the insurgents, bringing their
consent. The fusils Of the Guards were
formed into bundles, and at two O'Clock
on The morning OF the 9Th, these revolters
were conducted, in two columns, 10 Mad
rid, and there placed in conlint ment =
Their number was $50 soldiers and Off
GERS
The fugitives of the morning OF the 7tb,
and those who ir the evening had beer
unable 10 effect an entrance into the Casa
del Campo, again united at the Prado,
and from thence proceeded towards The
Escuriel. The reunion rendered 1t ne
cessary, on the 9th, to send thitber COL
umn of infantry and cavalry with piece
of artillery. to force the revoliers to sub
mission. These troops were under the
commsnd OF Brigadier Don joseph Ruiz