Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17
PROCLAMATION.


.,,,;ops and desire not 10 compromise
,bs generous inhabitants OF Madrid, com-
vol me to egacuate the capital, ] will not
.bapdon it until the garrison destined to
areserye public tranquility is replaced,
~ an eneny's force, introduced by a
SonyeDtion authorised BY the laws OF war.
u some ill-desiguing men Astter them
Ives with the hope Of pillsge aud disor-
Iar LET them renounce their criminal pro-
,Srts and be assured that exemplary chas-
,;ssment will be inflicted for every move
mont not authorised by law.
have respected, and | respect. the
Unions Of all, because am persuaded
4 mat liberal government ought to act, so
Tong as those who are not agreed as to the
merit Of the establishes laws do moi, never
,belsss, Tail in punctual obedience to them;
y Int will not suffer party-fury to stain
4 with blood The soil OF the capital oil the
most enlightened nation, or the ambitious
and L.r6dious views OF a small number OF
Individuals TO compromise the tranquility
4 Of city distinguished for its patriotism
i and talents ~
ISIgned) The Count DE L'ABlSBAL.
.ladria, Nay Is.
iospos, May 3O.-Letlers from Paris
oi, Wednesday mention that the French
i Funds left OF or that day at 89f. lOc but
bad reached quotation nearly one halt
per cent higher in the earlier part OF the
I iay. The French loan was still talked OF
but no further particulars regarding 1t bad
been promulgated Spanish bonds were
yariously quoted in the adviCes-bu. "A
seems to have been the nearest quotation
al Paris when the expresses came away.
The Paris papers Of Tuesday, aud some
Of those Of Wednesday, have arrived since
vur last. They contain the Intelligence
waich we mentioned yesterday, as having
been sent by Sir c. Stuart, OF the entry OF
the Duke OF Angoueme into Madrid, on
Saturday last, al nine o'clock in the morn.
IiL.
The Moniteur OF Tuesday contains an
article from Petersburgh. dated the LIST OF
May, which states as certain, that the war
between France and Spain will not cause
any change in the harmony existing be-
tween Great Britain and Russia, and that
The latter, following The example OF the
CabineI al ST. Jsmes's, i. resolved, under
al circumstances, to maintain the strictest
ueutrality."
City IL o'clock.
LONDON, May 3I-Tbe expresses from
PARIS to-day communicate no news OF I'M
portance. The Rentes at Paris on Thurs.
day, continued rather depressed, by the
understanding that new loan would be
contracted for. The last quotation Of the
sntes is $50. SOC. 10 Spanish boLds there
had been no alteration.
We have received The Spanish papers
Of Wednesday IN due course. We sub
join few additional paragraphs which are
deserving OF attention, particularly that
from the Journal des Debats, respecting
the affair OF Abisbal. four readers are
probably aware that the Journal des De-
bats is the channel through which ore por-
ton OF the French Ministry communicates
whatever il is wished should be made
known, without the responsibility OF ofi-
cial communication With respect TO
the true character of that affair, and all
the important consequences that may flow
from it, we are still without sufficient data
ID torn an exact Judgment. We can state
however, that in the highest political cir
Giles, the conviction remains unShaken that
an amicable arrangement will take place.
From the Gazette de France.
The last sdvices from Seville state, that
The King is not yet recovered from the
gut. His Majesty has been obliged to
sign manifesto to the Spanish nation,
composed il is said by the present minis
ters; but The most common opinion is, that
this manifesto was drawn up in secret
sitting of the Cortes, and the King was e
luctantly compelled to put bis signature TO
il. This document, which may be regard.
ed as the final effort of an expiring reyolu-
ton, is filed with falseboods and sophisms.
The best reply 10 the language which is
promulgated as the kings, is the unani-
nous enthusiasm with which the French
troops have been received in the North.
It's uol true, as was announced by sew
eral Journals yesterday, that PAbis5al has
been arrested by his soldiers. This gen.
eral has sent TO solicit the Duke d'Angou.
ierne 10 cause Madrid to be occupied by
The French troops Immediately on the e.
SicuatiOn OF that capital by the Spanish
Constitutional force, in order 10 avert san
guInary relalIatIons and reactions.
Intelligence had been received from Lis
bon, dated the 9Th May. II announces,
decidedly, that Rego has been dismissed;
'twas even contemplated to bring him to
trial, but il Was feared that this step would
excite revolt among the officers of the ar
my, the most of whom are Royslists, and
care not to conceal their contempt for the
Cortes. II is certain that Count DANA.
Lante twice defeated Morillo on entering
Spain. This Royalist chief appears to
have the design OF re-entering Portugal by
proceeding down the Tagus.
From The Journal des Debats.)
The proceeding adopted by gen. Condo
Oahisbal was too important, both as an
example and as presage, not to excite
the highest dispIeasure among those who
appear cesirous OF having the war protract
ed Reports Of the most unfavorable kind