Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
{ The disorders which afaict the

o,;,;, Of the disorders which aflict the
The sacrifices which in these circ UNI
.,.nces are required Tor The honor and IN
Ssasndencs of tue State viii be- great, Out
Vii cost nothing 10 nation habituated to
.ndure and TO listen to no other voice than
hal OF liberty and honor.
"For myself convinced more ana more
of,be ~, perious necessity that all the chill
J,on of this great family assemble round
.Ss Constitutional rhrope, | viii calmly
E,loy the path which my duty prescribes
% roe--snd il the spectacle OF nation
G..,iped 10 DEFEND its independence and
he laws. will not satisfy those who would
;nyad. il. will place myself a, It's head,
cure o. victory in the most just o. causes,
.h,cb IS, al the same time that OF all the
tree nal,onS upon earth
HI 1?sgnedJ ''FERDINAND
"At The Palace lItb Jan. 1898.
The Speech having been read, the Pre-
cid, II, said, he Cor es have heard 4 gust
Is appreciated the sentiments manifested
by the King; and that they are persuaded,
liza, united with the Constitutional throne
and Government of His Majesty, they will
,.nder triumphant the cause OF liberty OF
The nation, and OF the Constitution under
which they exist :,
The Enyoy Extraordinary OF England
Sir William A'CouTt is continually M cons
terence With Ministers, 10 whom he gives
trillian; en,erisinme Ii IS said, still
that he Is laboring 10 prevent a rupture
betaseo France and Spain.
From Freneb papers OF Saturday, 1t
seems hat The Spanish army OF the Faith,
relying on the assistance Of France have
become more daring, and thai body OF
them made an attempt so surprise Madrid
and seize the person Of Ferdinand, but
we're repulsed by the Constitutional troops.
he journal de Paris gives the plumber
Of he Faith at 1000 The Constitutional
howe yer, says that the affair between the
nv q, the Faith and the Constitutional
H,c-s toC& place at Guadaiaxara, 10
is.g,, q, from Madrid, which was never !or
|, NON. ut dis,Groed -, -,
pas, Jan ia is affirmed that toe
two DIVISIONS con- IN asded by HE fr'nIe
.e !Ioheniohe, wiilf var tsSe place, en-
5r Spain WITH the army ct iue western
pYrsnees. aud be detached 20 "eSSps al
agOn. lGdEette ,Fs T -
II is, affirmed, that he Nsrsb a u.Ae ue
Rggio will ses of % lay ior h ay' ih
(Journal des pee'As' =
The Sd battalion OF The 9Th R'-S'''ehl
q the Guard, in garrison al OrieS. q, oaS
Nceyed orders g. march thence ior Il e Or
by an the 9th INST. se.t--.
This day the Regimen:s Of TIE infant :!
oi the Royal Guard, which are. destiRet.'
Tor the army o! Spain, wIltbe reviewed |
! by The Marshal Duke de Rasuss, Mayer
General de service These troops will
march on Saturday mex, g
An Impartial ordnance has just been
,ORulgaied at Mian for the levy OF 5000
leu, This operation will commence on
he S0th OF March. ,.- -
Is consequence Of the dep1flufe for the |
ruy OF various Regiments Of the GsrrlsoR
Esris; II js affirmed that orders have
J.ea transmitted TO the Chiefs OF the Sse-
gols Oi The National Guard, to occupy, |
PROFESSIONALLY some posts oil the capital
nor occupied by troops OF the line. until
the arrival in Paris ii other Regiments, !
which ale 10 replace. those winch nave
aparied 1
The Jonrnu! de Ia Beigiqus states, I'D
war take place between ance s0d Spain,
~ thought tiTat Gordon of Belgic troops
viii be ests biishe5 Oh our frontier
The baggage ot NJ The Lieut.. General |
Marquis de Lsurislon was yesterday dis |
pitched lor the army That of the Duke !
dAasoulene was expedited Ihitner some |
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