Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-05
FOREIGN

oSEpAf i Ia "a. "a, 10 The 10Th August have
been reeel.sdt aie bave also been received
s 'ethe sane u 18th me New York Commercial
B a. lhs O1ls one from which the following ex-
sa - are made; ,enort was in cir.
r,oSs he I!th Augus ss., Is, Iepo duke Of Wei
~ 'au 10 London, 'na ~ slle eo nI IN 4
eu,lOOIs had fallen. on the cen nue. 81.
lipsl9o; y gsI The son OF Marshal Ney. 5nis
dusl WIN . ",s proved to be uniounded.
repor, DO" sssn;ng of the 18th. pabllc o.
ine , s,sa 10 be greatly divided as
vniOn eon ns.sor Of Lord Londonderry, and
pihs sSece''yy, rsvelIer OF that day states,
.o mIIst the numbered IndIslos -. :, De- =,
' abby ~ the voice OF rgInoi :, TOT , .ua !
sssaals s,;O ~ + would be difficult to make
hse sIs ':oo IN The ground OF probaoIi,ay.
selsc.l''yw4 s N Lord Greenvllle, Mr:
Nl,fqais M Sir Charles Stuart. have all
unnamed. In the present s.a.e ,3 o. - are 6
bssa 9p' was thought that i would DC % as
ana .s 81. i = procure fit successor lot war
f'llcs,,n, a II were he to recelve the ap-
qals 49,. W., a. Il was to 6Hd an adequate
po0'us.''' - i ord Londonderry. u ne Sc
uccesso = i lord Grenyille would, OF ne
s s..v Include the in,rodac.loas o. In, us
ss' sssis,s party -but, although inc CGun-
Ofasu's '.reoraiug 10 human probao'iil,y'
y ms .Jam a period be blessed with the
y g 's me Grepyilles, and their atlen>
eur" /" n power-Do such positive
taul i's'h os;ssiv's council, as is yet
s ss,s,,oaed Nj. Canning IS reported .. 70
s~i the Otice-and OF the pre'euslon'
uss S% Stuart, not enough was known
% ~ sen,Is,nan's views 10 warrant the
.:.~ q onsnion. The marquis OF has
w. whose personal influence might turn
Us s,sls i vet far distant from this counT
- and the exigency requires inslan. us-
.;,on Great as may be toe Peirplex'ly'
'' mich ministers are involved BY the re.
:, cs,asIropbe-in6nitely greater had
On the embarrassment, bad this event
rs s.. during the busy period OF the
session Lord Liverpool il 10 known
: lorg srnressed a wish for retiremt Mt
,desire 10 which the Lord Chancellor--
cunning the fact from his lordshlp Ire
a cnsnt intimations lis no stranger. :
Tho accounts from Madrid are OF the
"A al August. one day later than those brot
" h. bs Amity. They confirm the state
usnt that Ferdinand had been prevailed
4 On 10 comply with the wishes OF the peo-
! ole and nominate new ministry OF me
i,,nds Of the constitution. The follow
no are the appointments: For the lnte-
~, D Jose Gasco. Elk Deputy--Ultra
Marine. M. yadille, Elk Depuly-toreIsn
1ASairs, D Evari lie San Miguel, MAJOR OF
he army OF The island OF Leon, Colonel OF
he National Armies and the Adlutant Ge-
psal Of Ihe Etat.Major-War, Field Mar
saI D. Michel Lopez Banos-Iustlce, ID
q Felipe Bencio Navarro, Ex-Deputy-Ma
Il ,ae, D. Dionissi Capez. Deputy 10 The
n Calss Of 1914, Captain OF the Navy, and
q Secretary OF the. Admiralty-Fmance, d.
N Antonio Marhnez-Athe latter havIng gi
ven in his resignation, is replaced, for the
n interim, By NJ Egea, Director OF Finance
TWAS believed at Madrid, that one OF
! :he acts OF the new ministry, would be the
3sssemblage OF the Extraordinary Cories,
and The appointment OF men distinguished
or their patriotism, as civil and military
upernendsnts OF the provinces The
blowing article, which appeared in Ma
Ard government paper is stated TO e&
press The opinion OF the best informed
81 nrty inSpain, respecting the late conduct
3 md demonstrations of France towards the
n peninsula
j Ina late number we expressed the just
\ Complaints which Spain has 10 make
\ salnst the French government, and used
10. strongest terms which our Indignation
could suggest. Some persons have given
ltas their opinion that we exceeded due
bounds, and that we have done wrong in
applying the word " Infamous" to those
i who rule 10 France. We declare frankly
That we then employed the term as the
strongest which occurred to us--and that
Te would have employed any one more
8lbENe, it the dictionary OF our language
had supplied it. Ii those who accuse us
OF exsggeration could see the correspon-
deHce which I've have received by to-day's
post, and which lies before US while We
dictate tins article, we are sure that they
would allow US credit for moderation IN
our expressions But what necessity is
mere Tor using private correspondence
Wnen The facts on which our complaints
are founded are public Is it Dot certain
mai The French government has repeated
YpTomised TO the Spanish government to
conhne within their limits the followers OF
Sussada, and that il never has done so
Ian the French government deny that al
aoe lime twas making these promises, il
was tolerating, and even openly protect
Ing, 'oe invasion which the traitor Eguia
anu MS followers were organizing lsihere
~ bayOnne, or in the whole kingdom Of
france asiDgle Freuchman who is igno.
adaI mat at the very moment Louis XVIII.
vas seieGnly declaring that be had no
nCsllle Intentions towards Spain, bis 20
'ernment was giving orders to send troops
suu artillery to the frontiers to give to the
imposed Gordon senataire The aspect Of an
Invading army ? Blu, they will say that
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