Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-02
From the London Times Of aughsfe1

The Moa,teur and other Paris Journals.
| oil Sunday last, contain DO intelligence OF
importance, except that It appears that the
Frenct have been disappointed as 10 ibe
result OF another act OF military lreachery
According 10 a letter from Perpigpsll,
| MANso, in deserving 10 the enemy has
been able to carry with him only 43 men
and his own disgrace. On HE 9th, at
Vendrel. he signed his submission. and it
| was forwarded 10 MoNcEY. On the 7th,
be still battered himself That he would be
able To seduce the whole OF his division,
but a violent Communion having taken
place in his camp, and MILANs being on
bis march to VendrelI with strong de-
tachment, the traitor, TO avoid being ar
rested fed in all haste with his few reich.
ed adherents 1t must be owned, howev-
er, that this discovery of treach-ry among
the troops under Nina 10 Catalonia, NTH
erto so zeaion. in their re>l,tance 10 the
French, is sufficiently discouraging 10 the
constitutional cause.
Intelligence by express was received
yesterday from Madrid of the 18Th instant,
by an e;hineDt mercantile house in the
city, that the Duke d'Angouleme arrived
at Port St. Mary's on the l6lb,. aud that
Immediately on his arrival flag Of truce
was sent into CadiZ, with propositions for
negotiation with The Cories. The intel
I!gence proceeds To state. that the assem-
bly, declined receiving any such PROPOSE
tons. unless the Ere nch Generalissimo was
authorised 10 unite with them proffpr of
the mediation OF England between the ne
gotia,ing parties, No hint is given wheth-
or the treaty was proposed with the Cories
as the representative OF the Spanish ma
ton, or as prelude TO that personal ca.
pituIaiion" lately defined by the Journal
des Debats. The intelligence mus: there.
tore be received with some degree of dis.
trust, but may be allowed, perhaps, to es
tahlish one important point at least-lbat
the FIRST offers Of negotiation have proceed
ca from the French General--a CONT ssion,
so far, OF the difficulties sfhs situation
LONDON, August 93-We have receiv-
ed Dutch papers 10 the 2lst inst. We ex-
tract from them the following article upon
the affairs OF Germany:
MUNICH. Aug 9. Our readers have not
forgotten mat at the conclusion of the
Congress al Vienna. two OF the greatest
German Powers united TO take steps for
the assembling of German Congress al
Vienna, TO winch il was intended To invite
all the Powers of til. German COME dera
ton, and al which the Act Of the Conted
Grafton u 1914 was TO he revised, in order
TO remove from il all traces Of the con-
cessions which the dangers of the moment
had eXlorted from the ministers OF that
day. The endeavurs OF the cabinets Of
berlin and Vienna were frnitless, and
Prince Mettern'sh was obliged TO content,
himself with having destroyed the spirit
OF opposition winch had been formed in
the bosom OF the German Diet. Bat The
views %. Austria were only adjourned, and
that Power has now sent circular to Sc
veral German Governments, to invite
them 10 d Congress which is to be held at
Vienna ia the month OF October next
The object Of this Congress, says the cir
cular, is TO introduce into the system OF
government IN Germany, more similarity
and uniformity, thereby 10 strengthen the
ties which must unite all the members OF
the Confederation, &c. This circular has
caused j, to b. generally believed ara re-
ported that the affairs OF Germany are to
be regulated at Vienna, under the inHu-
ence OF the Holy Alliance. Our govern.
meni has refused TO send representative
to this Congress, and Hurtemburg has i'm.
itated the tirIn conduct of Bavaria"