The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-10

highly the zeal ofthe marine in support
ing him. All shew the utmos, devotion.
"Major gen. count Guillemino,."
From, the 1fonifeur of lilly 25.- Official
Ea,t.
Report OF the major gen. Of the army OF
the Pyrcnnees to the ministers of war.
"MaDRIp, JULY H. Conformably TO
the hope which expressed TO your ex-
cellency, in my report OF the l2lh, gen.
Norillo has renounced the defence oil the
cause ofthe coItes. Gen. Bourck found
him at l.ngo on The 10Th oil this month
They have made together suitable ar
| rangemcn,s for the operations in Golicia !;
and one of his confidential officers has
just come to his royal highpess, 10 give
| assurances. of the devotedness Of This
| gen. and 10 declare that he recognizes
The regency, 20 which he also brings des-
patches. Your excellency will find an
| neXed the last proclamation of gen. 80
rillo, dated July &. AT the same Time he
has sent in all directions 10 endeavor 10
recall to their duty tie several revoiu
tionary detachments which sfoTe made
part ofthe corps under his command.
"Fhe result Of The news which | an
nounce to your excellepcy, has been the
entrance OF our troops into Galicia, with
out experiencing any resistance which
the natural obstacles that defend that pro.
vince seemed 10 announce. Ii cannot
tail, besides, to have an influence on the
surrender of CorunDs, and the paciica-
ton Of all that part Of Spain.
"Gen. Norilio has Joined the troops Of
gen Bourck with 5000 men. The grea
test decentralization prevails among those
that have abandoned HIM il is to be
hoped also that his example will be fol-
lowed by other generals who still obey
the cortes. According to the last ac-
counts from gen. Bourdesouile, Ihe block
ade OF Cadiz Is now as well formed by
sea as by land. Thus the population and
the troops will be reduced to subsist
on the magazines. Labourers are en-.
| pioyed night and day at Seville, in the
ports and fleet, to organize the light YES
seis, and whatever can promote the oper
atoms all the Spanish workm and
materials that can be procured are made
use of.
alt seems that the greatest misunder-
standing prevails at ST. Sebastsns among
the officers, and even among the troops
of the garI ison. The brigade of Schoel.
ter having been relieved before that
| place by that Of the second corps ofreserye
| commanded by III. dc MilIet, il has
marched TO take its position fore Santo-
! IA.
Your exceilency vii End the bulletin
ofthe army annexed.
The major general count Guilleminot.''
| PORT ST. MARIE, JULY I4.--Two 81
| gates and French vessel have arrived
this morning, from ouion, before Caojz
By means ofthis reinforce mep, the squad
ron OF sdmiral Halnelin now consists OF
four ir!gates and two ships OF war. We
wait with great Impotence the small
vessels and shaiIops, which are daily
expected, with great number OF cannon.
iers, which the general III Chief has de
manded9irom Seville, and on whose
arrival The attack III The Isle and The
bonoardment OF CadIz will commence.
Our cruisers have dispersed a great
Spanish convoy, which was entering
Csdiz
We have now more than 10000 under
the walls Of Cadiz, that is three times the
strength of the garrison in thai place.
The heats are excessive, but our sol.
dicrs bear them we'll.
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