Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-14

Ou iHe uiutTtW FOtnts OF U:P province
de rras los Mon ties, some light troops
(pueriliss) have appeared, and tie seduc.
ed peasantry have insulted the consilu.
tionalists on The 29th ult. A number of
about $50 enlhusiastics, commands by an
oihcer Of the suppressed ordinances, sur.
rounded the house OF the ministers of the
war Department.; but fortunately on the
day previous he had sent his family into
Spain.
They write from Paris that certain u.
dy Galabert, or Cahnsac Supposed name\
was going TO Madrid with secret insIrucI
tons, both verbal and in writing, with IN.
tention TO establish a direct correspori
ence with the King by means OF a ,pin;s-
ter, they say that she had a brother.ia.law
who is colonel of The guards, (R. SOY
and add that she carried her written il,
structions on silk paper, sewed up in hon
bodice GD,ario del Gov,srno, or en-.
vsrnmsnt Journal.
VIeo, April 5-lnformaticn was 70,
ceived last night that one Of the eo,mnss
OF the troops who were in pursuit nl tho
seditious having reached them, attacks
and completely defeated them, with =
great number of killed and wounded
VALENCIA, April Tive are under tho
necessity OF announcing that the valiant
columns Of Catalonians and other troons
attached TO it, which entered lew day,
ago into this city, crowned with the Iau.
rels OF victory, were yesterday in the at.
ternoon dispersed in the fields OF Mules:
the seditious in very superior numbers
waited for them, seized the most convent.
ent positions, and prepared their artillery,
| he light troops (lss gueri!Ias) began the
firing with that ardor always attributed to
them, when all al once they found them
selves surrounded by the seditious, the
cavalry having failed in their charge; 10
such case they had no other recourse but
that OF dispensing the nseIves for their sal.
walton. Two thirds of the infantry have
already presented themselves en- Casteliun
de La Plan, where there is another column
of 1900 infantry, and 200 cavalry. Tbs
also has been joined by more tIan s.ty
horses, and We hatter ourselves Iba; a,
many more yet will present themselv.s to
join them. Such are, valenclans, ihe re.
verses OF war-,hs will always be in vain:
but vslor and constancy shall save US.
The losses are nothing while there remains
yet means OF replacing them. We can
with certainty announce that the most en-
ergetic precautions have been adopted in
order that the other column which we on
the way coming here, may execute it,
march 10 Wagons and with the greatest
celebrity. Courage, then, W. repeat it,
and constancy, that the reward Of these
virtues will never be other than that Of
victory.
MADRID, April I3.-Mr. John Gurvood,
English courier, vino went through Lest
night with dispatches for Seville, has
brought the following newton We'd
nesday last, 9Th inst. he started lron Bay
onne. and The French army had on the
same two preceding days entered Spain.
On the 9Th, the Marshal Duke lie Reg
gio was a. Toulouse. and another division
occupied Villa Franco. Queseda, with
COCO men, occupied two villages in the
neigbborhood. On The 10Th, at night,
the vanguard was at Villareal de lunar
raga the Duke de Reggie in Villa Fran
ca the head quarters in Toulouse Gull
'C'boht w VI diLuu SuCsGQd III FlobuId
gon. On the 10Th, at night, they had not
yet reached Saltuas. On the nth at night
the said courier arrived at Vittoria, and
met all the gates shu, up there was then
no troops in that city; and at Ssncorso he
met convoy which was coming towards
Burgos. In this last city he saw 5000
men under arms. The Duke d'Angou-
leme dispatched finally Marsbal Victor,
who returned TO Paris cursing his High
ness. The totally Of the troops which
have entered Spain, amounts 10 5000
men +; the equipages belong ing to the ar
my have not yet followed them tor wan.
Of being completed. 1t was believed in
Bayonne that this precipitated movement
bad been one Of the greatest blunders OF
the Partisans, 10 order to realize that pro,
ject OF the Psnta, Of which the Journal
des Debats had formerly spoken.
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