Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-22


OF oenedict,on, sOnss Of praise. o! ,s.
soBci,iation, and oi peace! NLrno,c
common father comes amonpst II.
children, let him hear in the patern,l
mansion nothing but the voices of r..
Cancellation AID peace: let all Gks
brothers, surround the throne. mall
The sacrifice OF their haired and the;,
pre- udices; LEI no one Dare to troubis
this triumpban, fee by those deadlv
cries which would attiict the heart cf
our good King.
Christians and generous Spaniards
The members Of the Regency. who
have governed you in days of troubl.
and whom you SO Loyalty obeyed, speat
to you to day for the last time thew
are going to replace in the sacred hand,
oftheir King the deposte that mas been
in,rusted to them; they are going a.
faithful subjects to mluyIe with youa.
gain, in order to declare Loyalty and
homage to their Sovereign. Their low
would be complete, If they could a..
company the numberless proofs Of Your
fidelity with the act Of universal ieco.-
citation. though it were sealed with
their biond--it they could see their brs.
,hren who have been led astray repent
and compound and mingle themselves
with the faithful-the weak, encou,s.
ged by the example Of the strong throw
themselves at the feet of their King.
Ferdinand, tie pious, the mid. ub.
Regency we'll knows his will readily
forget all his sufferings, if, in return,
he can see all his children reconcilsd
AID salu,ing him with sentiments Of IN.
altered fidelity, with the name Of Faith.
or and the Ruler Of the great Spanish
Family. His magnanimous hear will
answer your accismations, by calling
YOU his dear children. Then willcom.
mence new and happy era for restored
Span.
We have received from friend liho.
graphic copy OF a paper which is circuIa.
ting 10 France, purporii0g TO be "DpIo.
matte article extracted from The English
newspapers, and said 10 have been sent 70
| Mr. Canning by one Vt bis secret agents,
who got il from valet de chambrp, who
found it 10 the pockets of his Catholic
Majesty " It's in The shape Of letter
from the King OF France TO the King d
| Spain. during th. siege of Cadiz, recon.
meDding 10 him faithful and thorough al.
herence to the principles OF legitimacy
! II is a keen and cutting piece OF irony on
the doctrine. Of The Holy Alliance. and
bitter strain of sarcasm on the measures Of
the French government IN particular. y
would take more time than we can afford
10 translate the whole Of n-but the tO''
lowing extract will serve to crafty lhs
readers curiosity as sample OF The whole;
MAT. Intel.
cit is to persons Of our rank the las:
degree of sbasement to make promises
to their subjects and keep their word
with them. 80 was we'll said by Louis
XIV. our ancestor Of gIor- Gus memory,
vino knew how 10 act the King. Under
Whatever b Hftksh n ss imposed %ss% oosn
them 10 whatever suffering he redu.
ced them, not one Of them whispered a
word whilst he lived. For his Vars
hts mistresses, and to build his palaces
ne LOOK their last s"us: that Is resIlyto
reign. Charles II. of England, did
nearly the same. Like Us, re. estab.
lished after twenty years of exile, and
the death of his father. he openly de.
clared that he had rather submh to
foreign King, the enemy of bis Nation.
than to be responsible to it, or consult
it upon the affairs Of State-sentimenu
elevated and worthy Of his blood, of his
name, Of his rank. !. who write you
this, cousin, | should have been tho
greatest King in Europe, i'll had been
willing onlyto have good understand.
ing with my people. Nothing was 80
easy. Heaven preserve Inc from such
meannessl obey Congresses. Prin.
ces, Cabinets, and | receive from them
orders often embarrassing, always very
insolent--I obey nevertheless. but that
which my People wish, and which
promise them. count for nothing, 30
fierce is my spirit and such my pride Of
my race Let as preserve, my cousin,
this noble hsughtiness towards our
subjects. Let US cherish dearly our
old prerogstives: let us govern accord.
ing to the example Of our predecessors.
without lending an ear but to our va.
lets, our mistresses, our fayorites. one
priests. That is the honor Of the crown.
Whatever may happen, perish the Me-
lions rather than the Divine Right"
From the New York Daily Advertiser.
The following extract from an unpubIisb-
ID letter has been communicated US Tor
publication Ii was written by an officer
Ind an ABIDE Camp OF Gen RIego, loan
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