Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-02
IMPORTATN FROM EUROPE.


from Hayre, we have received Paris pa
pers TO The 30th uIt. inclusive.
The most prominent articles Of intclli-
gence are disastrous to the Spanish cause,
and give US fears that resistance to the In.
Vaders Is nearly at an end.
Corunna aud Algesiras both capitalized
to tie French on the 18th August.
The las, advices from the Duke d'Angou-
lene state that. on the 18th August, he
was holding council Of asar under the
walls of Cad,z. Previous reports stated
that he arrived at St, Mays on the 10th
and Immediately sent flag into CadIz
with propositions for negotiation with the
Cories-but The Cortes, il is said, declin.
ed 10 receive any propositions except they
came through the British government.
The detection OF Msnso, one of Mioa's
generals, is confirmed. He had joined the
French with 4s OF his troops
Ballas.eros carried with him 1000 Of bis
troops.
The Regency at Madrid. it is said, en-
desvored to procure OF the Duke of An.
goulene a modification OF bis decree a.
gaint their authority to inprison the Con-
siiutioualisls. But it appears the decree
was put in execution. and upwards OF QUO
men had been released hon prison at
Madrid
The Pope Plus VII. died at Rome, on
The goth Aug. aged 83. Ills pon,i6cale
was ,weD,y-three yeat one OF the long
est recorded.
A letter from Bayonne. Aug, 18th, says
courier passed through that place on The
18th, reported to be the bearer Of an order
from the government at Cadiz, to the Con.
stilutional Generals, Tor the suspension Of
hoslihties. Another courier passed through
Bayonns, wi it'll news Of the death Of Mr..
Berlin, al Seville, the agent oil the house
OF Rotscbi!d.
Paris, Aug. 99.-The Mosiieur to day
gives the following article in its official CO.
luWn.
Telegraph Despatch from Bnyonne.
The Command'ng Genera! at BaYonne, to
hi exc-lIency the Minister of War.
Gen. Rourrk signed treaty on the
I4th, by which Corunna will be given up
on the same conditions as those granted To
Gen Mnrilo.'
rERprGSAN, AUG. sl.-(From a private
!etter,l The army of Milsns continues 4,
movements, anu is leaving our frontier.
was al Solsene on the 18th, and baron
Eroies was al Bercne With part OF his
division and four French bs,ialiuns.
BAYoSsE. AUG. 99.--PrepaTstions are
actively going on Tor he Siege Of Pampe-
luna.
The Regency is engaged, but with little
success. in organizing volunteer Roya!ists
in Spain. They want arms.
A cnurier arrived this morning with
news that NJ. Ouvrard was on his return 20
Madrid. He also asserts that il was be-
lieVed IN Madrid that the duke d'Angou-
leme would speedily follow him.
Gea 9uesata has, for some days, been
making Intellectual attempts to introduce
his little army into the capital. lie is ops
posed by the duke de Reggie.
The news OF the capiluiation of Zuyds
is not confirmed. The troops OF Ballas,e-
ros are still quartered in the several villa
ges assigned 10 them.
Madrid Is in slate of uncertainty which
cannot las, long. The constitutional roy
aIists manifest great Oores the Gbsotat's-
tes appeared uneasy. As for the rest, all
rs tranquil. although there are occasional
disturbances at night, caused by the un
authorised remoysl OF the goods, and o!
the imprisoned constitutio1alists.
The Madrid Gaze,te of The 18th, an
nounces that gen. Lopez Bsnos, colonel
Amor, and several other chiefs. had pass,
cd the Tsgres a, Almeras and The bridge
of Arzebispo. Their tore amounts to
1000 men. They have occupied Talas
vesra de Ia Reyna, the Royal authorities
OF which place have retired to Madrid.
The advanced posts are iour leagues be-
yond but there are about 400 French IL
TuleGo, which will be able to stop the enc
my 10 his approach towards the capital.
1t is reported that the authorities Of
some OF the northern provinces If Spain,
refuse to carry iuto execution the sude.
nance of Andujsr, Strong de,acbments of
truops have gone from before Pampeluna
to PuenIe la Reyna to assist in lberaling
the prisoners.
AFFAIRS AT CADlZ.
PaRIs, Aug. 26.-We learn that bis
Royal Highness the Duke of Angoulene
arrived on the 10Th at Port 81. Mary, OPP
posIte CsdiZ, and that the next day he re-
viewed the troops. Every thing was in
readiness to begin the bombardment, if
no arrangement could be effected.
Il was rumoured at the Exchange this
day, that his Royal highuess, Oh his arri-
val before Cadlz, had wrIt,en TO King
Ferdinand, and that most suspicious re-.
.ulls were expected from the answer OF
Hrs Majesty.
p,.,s A,.,r OF II ;e roporfc n IN AZ hiS