Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-20

Oi tliS sNdtt1S dH duNdHtdHC VI WblbH lOh
have felt all the value; and in order to
preserve it, / have counted upon the
same devotion which were necessary for
me to obtain it.
"fhe situation Of the interior Of the
kingdom is improyed-Jhe ADMINISTRATION
of justice loyalty exercised by the Jurles
wisely and reiIgiously directed by the
magistrates has put an end to the plots
and attempts at revolt which were Gu
couraged by the hope Of impuDity.
al nave concluded with the holy See
those conventions which we're necessary
for the formation of the new di0cess oil
which The law authorises the establish
meBt.
"Every where the churches will be
provided with their pastors--and the
clergy Of France, completely organized,
will bring upon US the blessings OF Pfo7i>
dence.'
81 have provided by ordinances, as
economy in our expenses required, regu-
lar order IN the accounts My Minis
tiers will submit to the sanction OF the law
the account Of the expenses OF the year
1927 They will furnish you. with the
statement of the receipt and expenses Ell
fected in 1892, aud that Of the charges
and sources to be expected in 1924.
'lt results from these documents, that
all prior expenses being iquldate-even
those which the military preparations
have rendered necessary-we enter up
on the year 1928, with forty millions OF
excess upon the accounts open tor this
year; and that the budget for 1924 will
present balance of receipts anu expen-
ses, without requiring the employment
of this reseve.
France cwed to Europe the example
OF prosperity which "a nation cannot OBJ
tain but by the return ofreliglon-t to
legitlmacy-to order to true liberty.
That salutary example she now gives.
81 have done every thing to insure the
security of my subjects, and to preserve
spain from the extreme of misfortune;
the infatuatlon with which the PROPOSE
tions, sent to Madrid, have been reject.
ed, leaves little hopes OF peace.
Il have ordered the recall of my Min
ister, and ONE HUNDRED THOUS-
AND FRENCHMEN. commanded
by Prince of my Family, by whom it
delights my heart to call my son, are a
bout to march and invoke the God OF St.
Louis TO preserve the throne of Spain to
a grandson of Henry ", to preserve
that fine kingdom from ruin, and to re-
c0ncile her to Europe.
sour stations will be promptly rein.
forced wherever maritime commerce re
quires projections. Cruizers will be sent
out on all parts of the coast which may
be menaced.
slf war be inevitable, will make eve
ry effort to conine its circle and limit
its duration. 1t will only be underta-
ken to conquer peace, the attainment
OF which the. present state of Spain rem
ders impossible. Let Ferdinand VII
be free TO give his subjects institutions
which they can only hold from him, and
which, by insuring their repose, dispel
the just disquietude of France. and hos
t,lities will from that moment cease. |
here Gentlemen before you,make this sol
emn engagement. 1t was incumbent up
on me TO submit to you the state of our
exterior relatiOns--it was for me to delib.
crate, have done SO matureiy, have
consulted the dignity of my Crown and
the security of France; we are French
men, and we shall be always united in
defence of such interest"
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Note addressed By the Prussian
Minister at the Court Of Madrid
to Senior San Miguel
The observations which the under
signed Charge d'Afaires of His Majesty
the King OF Prussia had the honor to
submit on the 9th current, TO His Excel
lency Senior Col San Mig mel, Secretary
of State to His Most Catholic Majesty,
having been replied to in a manner far
from comfortable to the wishes of his
, Court, finds himself under the necessity
of executing very percmptOry order of
the ling, his master by declaring to
the Spanish Minister that His Prussian
Majesty can no longer maintain with
Spain relations which, in the present
circumstances, would be as little con-
formable TO their object, as to the senti
ments of friendship and interest which
the King has invariably manifested to-
wards His Catholic Majesty.
In obeying this order, the undersigned
has also makes his assurances, that the
King, his august Sovereign, will never
cease to put up the most sincere prayers
for the happiness of a nation which His
Majesty, with the deepest sorrow, per-
ceiyes to be in the road to ruin, and
plunged into all the horrors Of anarchy