Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14
From III. N. York Gazette, NOU. II.

From the ". IOTh u"~S1'e'
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Rv the las, sailing packet shlp lanes
Norroe which arrived below New I ORR
% the 10Th inst, from Liverpool, the ed',
- Ibe Gazette have received niles OF
R,,,;sh napers 10 the l4th; and by Inc
,''E,snsss OF Captain Marshall have also
fo.o;rs1 the London Courier to the Din,
;nclr.iy. They contain Paris dates 10
,ha o. Dee Madrid to the Esd and Vero-
50 70 the 9Ith November II is impossible
10 give detail OF the d'ieren' ar''cLes'
which are highly importanl-no less 'nan
On almost positive certainty o, an iinmeoi-
o;s war between France and SPAN.
V;srSs,St MootInorency returned 10 "a
ria Nm the 3Olh Of November, aud was the
nsr, dav c,ealed duke An official ar
,;cIe wa, also immediately published Wy
1nysrnm.n NJ in tn Paris Mon,seur, which
ron,a;ns the following passage -. ne
Con,;nentaI Pourers leave TO her France
rho ,nI und terminGtioD OF the ana rs ol
c,.;n with the intention OF c0ncurriDg
,,tb all their force in such plans OF exc
r,,;on ,s France shall be 10 situation 10
pr;v,,e letter crom Verona OF the 2ist
IF Nav states that there had been tour or
nv. .,nos, ,f The rortes specially deYo
ts5 70 he affairs Of Spain The duke OF
Wellington mad declared his hostility 70
every species Of armed nterVenuon' 10
which he was supported 6Y anstria ana
Prussia. Russia appeared TO incline 10 he
onnos,,e side, but without nrgng her O.
n,o;on with N ,ch weight. Ne French
a;pl,n,i s,s were busily employer m
nn;rriog out the Danger 10 which ther
country a.ye,l as Italy, the low countries,
AMI some parts OF Germany, would DE ex-
n1sad. were the royal authority 10 be lett
a. feeole as the constitution OF the Cortes
hal made IL. These representations, u Is
said produced a lively impression upon
tho minds o, the members of the Congress
md ,bey appeared In ne afraid OF more
m,neIi1te an1 general danger in case OF
an omen rup,are They 6nally came to
m. conclusion that things should remain
in ga.u gun, and that Spain herself sh01'd
DO looked 10 tor The changes desired ne
Wrench diplomats:s. however, not sa,is-
fet with this decision. confined their ell
torts 10 obtaining ,hls decision IN their
tayo---that every power having an indis-
putahle r,gnt 10 MAKE war against any
other. when il thinks II has just and inpe.
rs.Ive reasons Tor so dong, France may
employ that right against Spain 1t she
think proper. hui that IN such case The 9TH
erpaNers should be bound IN honor 10 re-
man neutral.
It's added that alter this decision, The
e;npe~ols OF AUSTRIA aud Russia, and most
Ina, he
Wellington, had in a friendly manner adj
Vised n 4Frencb Min s ers.not TO under
take MS war, or al any rate TO weigh the
matter mature y beforehand, as 1t might
eDfanger the repo7e Of Europe.
Positive intelligence had been received
al Verona. that m9ny foreign merchants
had d msnded letters OF msrque from the
Spanish Gov rnment, and that great
Quantity OF these letters ct marque, had
been transmitted to diff rem, Spanish Con-
suls, particularly those residing IN the
porJs OF England, in order 10 be delivered
the moment the official Intelligence OF the
declaration of war should be received.
The same letter from Verona states
that the affairs Of Greece and the oc-
eupa.ion of Naples and Piedmont, by
Austr an roo s; would next engage
the attention Of Congress. Ii is said
the conduct of the Ottoman Porte bad
met tie decided disspprobation of the
Congress, and even OF the Du&e of
Wellington, that Alexander was very
Indignant, had no longer any hope of
an Accommodation, and only waited the
arrival of Count De Lutzow to declare
his deiinitlye determinat on respect.
ing Turkey. The Greek eDvoys had
not been officially admitted to the pre-
sence of the sUvereIgus, but one wa
s0id to be a. Verona incog, and that
tie notes which he presented had been
hvoraby received.
letter from Paris OF the I'd states the
general opinion, that at least some delay
Would take place, m order TO give Span
h'ne to Deliberate and decide upon the
dlilnatum transmitted from Congress