Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-15

Ot tIieie, ~ IL De nOt tHe pieSuTsoT VI d
declaration OF warf We have read it with
all the attention in our power; we have
applied 10 it all the considerations which
such a document is calculated to excite f:
and We should belle our own judgment II
we were to say VT can discern IN 1t any
approximation 10 peace. unless, lnoeeo,
Spain does, of herself, what notody be-
Iieyes she will do. and what in truth noho-
dy can consider her in a condition to Do +;
that is-put down the revolutionIsts-res'
cind the Constitution-and restore tran
guilty in those provinces which are nov
torn by civil war. Either words have no
meaning, or in our apprehension, The Ian
guage of the French government resolves
itself into this it you do not abate tbe
nuisance, we must. We contend that such
must be the inference, because we have
too high an opinion of NJ. de Villele him
self. to believe that he would render the
king and the government, ridiculous by pro-
posing an alternative, upon which he had
no intention 10 act.
THE opinion oil the editor OF the London
Times, IS that there will be no war.l
Our private letters from Paris of Sa!ur-
day evening mention reports OF other mi.
nisteriaI changes The Duke de BellUno,
Secretary of War, it is said, viii be sue
ceeded by NJ. Lauriston, Minister of the
Kings Household, and nj. Blacas to have
Lauriston's present place. M. Hyde de
Melville was talked of as the successor 10
M. Corbiere, Minister of the Interior
LONDON DEC 80.
Fromthe Moniteur Of Friday
ROYAL ORDINANCE.
"LouTs, &c'-Having accepted the re-
signation offered to US by our cousin, the
Duke Matthew de Monlmorency. OF his
functions Of minister, Secretary Of State
for Department of Foreign Affairs.
1--WE have ordered and do order as to-
81. The president of our council Of nj
nisters shall be charged ad interim with
the office OF Foreign Afoirs.
sc. The presid.n Mt Of our council OF
ministers is charged with the execution OF
the present ordinance.
"Glven at Paris, December IS.
(Signed) LOUIS.
(Loupters ;gned) jill. DE VILLELE,
President O. the Council Of Ministers.
H. B. VI. brig R~acebors. Capt. Suck
ling, of 10 guns, was wrecked upon Lang
ness Point. in the Bay of Castlctown, on
the l4,h Dec Six OF her crew and three
boatmen were lost in attempting to reach
the shore in one OF the wrecking boats.
Not even an article of Clothing was saved.
An attempt bad been made in Dublin 10
a%ssasInate the Marquis of WELLESLEY, and
a number of person ms had been arrested on
suspicion OF beng concerned in the con
spiracy
BAIoNNE Dec. Is.-[Eytrsct Of a pri.
yate letter The views from Navarro
is good. General O'Donael med
himself we'll /; he recently of, r.d battle
to the C"nstitut'onalists, who refused 1t,
and be pursued 'bem 10 the very gate OF
PampeIuna. His army is 400 strong, and
il he could obtain a supply OF arms and
money, il would promptly amount TO up
wards of 10000 I
Every day (according TO what he writes
to a person in this town. be - obliged to
refuse peasants who cOpe and OfeJ their
services, for want OF muskets TO arm them
Finally, the Spanisrds OF the army OF
L r. 81 ILL., -. l-n
the Faith whom we daily see on our IRON
tiers protest with much courage and c"n-
hience, that they should not need our sup
por,, II they could our De supp''eo WIN
arms ana ammunil'oh
from me faris .H"ntIsur 81 zee 20:
We hasten to give 10 The public the hrsi
authentic document which 1t has been pos.
sible TO communicate since the opening OF
the Congress.
SO many interests are connected with
the determinations OF the different cabt'
De:s on this great occasion, That 1t Is OF I'M
p%ortance to make them known as soon as
they are definitely adopted.
The President Of The Council Of Ministers,
charged al an'ernn Uith The Department
for Foreign .atnirs to Ms Count De La
Gorde, His IMa3esty's Minister at Mo-