The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22

1h- Y2ssast scooa71s ktozo Ferj zie sc IL eve
n'iis q : - sire. t.c-e tia5 bech a sug.f
rise az re FcasCh T9ads. vek5rA = agtrsa-{e,s 10
the Stro1- aversion - w4r expressed ap lie
freoch poapie, ana 20 iae na)aon shsg tl5s re-
cent events at 1Iaars3 Tgps,d lead 10 the appoint
II AT q : 1lare moderate 14sul.try, sitb s-bose
measures france may b. satisfied. IL was tho't
that such q ministry wou,d &c appointed, though
We Do not fad tins opinion warranted bv any
thing appearing ia Tie Spanish sooounts receig-
Ell from Cadiz last evening. One letter from
Paris, dated the 9Th March states thzt' ii Is ex-
pected military operations against Spain will
Commence Immediately. The French govern
ment have already gone SO far, it IS believed
taat nothing short of an unqualified compliance
with its demands win iAlace il to forego IFS de-
termination.
BY the Paris letters of the 18Th it appears that
there were some violent scenes at different cof-
fee-houses on the Boulevard, on the preceding
night; aud that there were considerable assem-
blagos in the Streets on the Place Louis XIV,
during the whole ofthe 18th: but the gendarmer-
lie were on the alert, and the groupcs dispersed
without offering any resistance.
An article from BayoaRS, in the Ek0iie, an.
nounces the arrival Of lord Fitzroy Somerset
from Madrid. II is added that the Spaniarls
we're not woll pleased with the Speech Of the
King to the Pariancnt-tlcy expected an arm
al Intervention on tie part .. England"
We have given sketch Of the proceedings Of
tie Chamberof Deputies Of the 9th. The vote
OF credit for 100 millions, 70 carry on tue war,
was passed b an overwhelming IDaiorty-239
to 19--s nae Of the opposition, however refused
to vote.
Tho Portuguese seem deterpine1 10 support
Spain with al their energies, ID tie event Of al
80 . 60
I'll decree ia which they declare : that the in
vasioh or the purpose Of destroying the political
inssitations otspail, was ID be considered di-
rect aggressi.a 81 Portugal that an army ofthe
line Of $4,000 men At east, u recruited that
the militia be completed, national guard form
ca at LISBON &C." i i-ioC ID OyertuIl the gov
eminent, hal bean discovered ana defeated
Intelligence from 1ayoune 0. the oath Eehru9ry
gives : lively account Of tne preparations for
waI on both sides II tie Pvrennes Troops
cannon, and other inpietnen IS 81 Carnage contin-
ned 10 arrive daily, and nothing was thought Of
ban aA itDaelilte appeal 10 lily sword, These
movements, X i Said i.ai sOmea ,Lat reused tLe
iniab 'ants % tie frontier tow IS ia Spain, who
il was expected WOuid embrace tie national
Case, u HE E0lerHment sent juCrn only 4 few
troJi,. The as of the taitn" Is said 10 be
reduced u p men, 20 most dapiorabie co4Ji-
tia, all t-a chiefs continually quarrelng with
each other.
The Parisians appear to have shown a dispo-
sitioR 70 Is riotOus IN consequence Of the expui-
sion Of NJ Manuel from tile Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties. a great crowd assembled III the enYirups
of the Palace.
The Courier notices an article in the Morn
ing Chronicles, stating that Lord Holland had
written 4 letter to NJ. Arguoles, Al Madrid,
holding oat in strong terms to the Cortes the
necessity Or their adhering their constitution
as it IS, allowing ONO notifications AMI promis-
ing them the assistance Of EDgland in case Of
their obstinate adherance to their present absurd
system. The Courier considers his conduct dan
gerous, and likely to produce bloo1shed in for
eign states, and embroil his own country id the
quarrel; and observes, Lord Holland, who
knows Tie Spanish language anl people, must
bo aware that the Constitution, IS il stands at
present, is more democratic tlan lhat Of the
United States II America, and therefore utterly
inapPlicabe p tie prejldIces and genius IF tAa
Spanish people"
On motion Of NJ Dc Neville, Dir. Manuel,
representative from IA Fcndec, has been cx-
pelted from the French Parliament for the ses-
soo, fsr Revolutionary expressions iInpnteI 10
him. he rcfi.e3 to leave tie JIall, except BY
force, tile National Guard declined acting, ana