Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-07
STATE OF SPAIN.

uuCt Ol pdTVSS, JUL VIC WiPot 10 CIV iucu.
~ on the side OF absolute power. and feels
greatly mortified at the triumph OF liberal
principles over despotism. The man WHO
iamenis to behold moderate men surround-
ing the throne cannot be very warm
friend to his country, and his statements
are only Of value so far as they enable US
70 Judge of the feelings and views OF bis
party.--lt is clear that that party have ex-
perienced signal defeat and that the trI-
umphant constitutioaalists are making a
moderate and wise use OF their victory.
FRANCE AND SPAIN.
Il is to be observed that the Paris pa
per, the Constitutional, 10 copying the an
nexed article from the Brussels Oracle,
does not attempt to coB.radict its stale
ments. If true, what nfatuation in the
French government 10 think of going TO
war with Spain Would the power OF the
Bourbons survive the contest?
Paris, July 81.
The Brussels Oracle of the 18th instant,
contains the following article Letters
from the frontiers of France state, that the
events which have passed al Madrid AND
the incalculable consequences to which
they may lead, engage at this moment Inc
attention of the French government: lbe
forces assembled at The foot oi the fyre,,
nees have been augmented. 1t is stated
that several regiments o. all arms, form
ing part of the garrisons Of the 10th milI>
tary division, have been put in movement
within few days, l. we now learn even
that the garrison OF Amiens is on its march,.
The regiments of light infantry OF The line,
consisting of two battalions, will be aug
nentej by third battalion. The arrange
ment of the minister of war in this respect
is completed. and the publication OF the
Royal Ordinance directing the execution
OF this measure is momentarily expected"
Constitutional.
London, July 10.
Private letters from Lisbon, received
yesterday, states that the Portuguese 60
vernment had offered TO Spain; in case a
war should take place between that pow
er and France, 80, 900 men.
Par,s, July 10.
tits stiH credited, that King Ferdinand
will leave Madrid, aad place himsel: un.
der the protection of the bsyonets OF our
Gordon. At the last dates he was snUgIy
situated IN hM palace guarded by the MI
litia.
From the Qsotidienne.
The 49th regiment of the line, which
was at Auch, consisting of 1900 effective
men, has received orders to proceed to
Vannes.
The 18th regiment of ipfantry has set
out from Toulouse for Man:aubin. The
SD regiment has set out for Toulon.
PORTUGAL AND BRAZIL.
The following is the latest intelligence
respecting the state OF relations between
Portugal and the Brazils. If we mistake
not very much the Cortes of the former
may decline the trouble of legislsting for
the latter, as the Brazils may be consider
ed independent.
Lisbon, July 5.
The Cortes. after long debate, have "a
dopted report of seven articles, respt t
ing Brazils. 1t orders the immediate in
stsllation of the Administrative Juntas,
heretofore decreed: directs the prosecu.
ton and trial OF the Jun,a of st Pauldo-
offers an amnesty to all otbers--directs in'
quiries TO be made why the Deputies from
Minas, Gereas had not arrived-decrees
that the two Secretaries OF State at Rio de
Janeiro shall be made responsible for their
conduct-and that the Prince Royal be
allowed to continue in Brazil, until the
publication Of the additional act--and
that be shall continue to act in subsection
to the Cortes and the king A motion IL
censure the Prince Royal was rejected.
FROM RIO.
Captain Davis informs, that about the
first of June, rencontre took place al 81.
Salvador, between the inhabitants and Eu'
ropean troops. the Brazillians insisting on
government of their own choice. In he
contest, 800 of the latter were killed,
principally citizens. Prince Don Pedro,
had sent lo,e 600 stand OF arms, loo Ulcers,
5000 men, frigate and three corvetfes,
from Rio, which force sailed on the 18th
OF July.
Amongst our extracts the reader will
find one or two articles relating to the
Greeks worthy perusal the following is |
of different stamp, and is, as the reader
will easily discover from Legitimate pen
st. Petersburg, June 29'
The Imperial Guards are on their re.
turn to this city. All matters between
Turkey and our sovereign are sm ~ set
tied aud the late excuses of the Turks
at Scio, have made no impressions here
as it is we'll known, that the Sciots were
the aggressors, and were guilty Of great
barbarity when, with the assistance of the
Samiots, they rose on the Turkish garri-
son Of Scio, every one of whom, who fell
into their hands, they hacked TO pieces,
and hung their bodies up in the sight Of the
fortress to which the Turks were compel
led to fly before they were reinforced.
Both sides are guilty. and neither justifia-