Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10

about s or leagues per day.
A corps OF roya!sts were surprised on
the 9Th Of March, at Estesa de Serre, By
miliriamen of Cergera: several were kill
ed, and the reIna nder dispersed.
The Royalist, Paul Mirsles, was at a
place called CONNIE de Laurens. within 7
leagues Ut the sea, and had levied money
and provisions in the neighooring villages.
A detachment of 400 Coustitu,ionalisls had
been sent against hun but were repuised
with loss
The London Globe Of the Cd tit. has a
postscript dated at 9 O'Clock, which SAYS
can express was received by an emf
nent house at late hour this morning -.
We understand that the Bourbons, in jui-
ialion of the conduct Of Bonaparte, intend
to send negolIa,or with their army. An
eminent diplomatic character had left Pa.
ris for the purpose OF accompanying the
duke d'Angouleme, and it is supposed that
some proposition will be made to tue Spa.
nlsh government, before the actual com.
mencemenl OF hosiilities, which il will be
seen from The statement Of our correspou.
dent. was expected about the l4h o. 18Th
/ inst.
, The Trappist with sOO0 men was raising
, recruits in Guipicoa O'Donnel was al
; Val Carlos, organizing battalion OF Roy
alists The COnsuutiOnsiists still neld
Lambicres, mountain OF Navarro. A par.
~ of forty OF the Constitutional cavalry At.
tackled band of $50 Roy ailsts going TO
France, and cot them to peices, not one
having escaped,
3 L.
that intelligence bad been received by
rapid conveyance from the lead quarters
Of The French army of the eastern Py!en.
nees, informing OF the arrival there OF be
duks d Angouleme, OIL tine e2d March Ii
had been reported that ,lrong disafedlon
had teen manifested 10 that division OF the
French army, (ahoul $4,000 men but
nothing was ssid OF II IN Letters by TINS con.
yeyance. Tn, re was d report that Nina
entered the French territory on The i7,h,
but it appears to have been without loun-
dation. Nina was at Purihus on The 9Th.
On the day OF his arrival al Pefpignan
the duke d'Angouleme diHed a, the hoiel
de la Pr lec'urs, with marshal hloncey,
(duke de CUrneglianoi and Tie Baron d.
EroIes. ( g,aud review o; the troops was
to take place The next day The town was
Illuminated in honor of the ARRIVAL If The
commander ~ chief On The 24,h be- was
TO leave for BayOnOe The Town u Pc
pignan vs. as SO tull that the famous insur-
gent Chief Moses Anton was unable 10 get
bed.
The Paris papers OF April LIST were re-
ceiyed by express on the ID
On the lat OF March a stormy debate
took place in the chambers on The War
Budget The discussion was opened by
Mr. BourdoaGaye, who pointed out lbe
dangers to be appreheDded from the vas
cIlating conduct Of the ministry. NJ. de
Viliele said France had done every hing
consistent with her national honor, TO pre-.
serve peace and TO save Spain, and that
she had no other alternative than that o..
indicating those principles, which were
equally essential! to ,be peace OF France
and Spain, by the course she was now
pursuing, and which be doubted not would
be crowned with success.
The Paris papers contain intelligence
from Bordeaux and Toulouse OF The 24h
u,. from Bsyonnc OF the 26lh, and from
Perpignan OF The Goth Ii is stated at
Perpigpan, that there are go millions and
halt OF francs deposited Tor the use OF the
army.
The Duchess of Angouleme was to leave
Paris on the Cd Of April.
4 Paris paper OF The 29th March states
that The troops which were ordered 10
reach Toulouse on the 18th had been d.
rected TO hasten their march so as 10 reach
that nIscp on the 25.h.
The duke Of Belluna passed through
Tours on the Goth OF blarch on his way
TO the army,
NJ Decaux, was on the 26'h March ap-
pointed director general of the personnel
OF the war, in The place of lieut.. general
Coetlo:quet; the latte, is appointed aide
mel. gen of the army Ct Pyren.es.
The Liverpool Mercury contains an &C.
count of the shipwfeck OF one OF The pac-
kets from Dublin for Liverpool, by which
upwards OF one hundred passenger, pc.
risLed.
Accounts, il IS said, have been received
from admiral Krtus n:eID, that Russah
officer bad accomplished the extraordinary
journey OF 5O days on the polar ice, and
had arrived at an entirely open sea.
A convention has been published be.
tween Russia, Austria, Prussia, and Saf-
dina for Withdrawing toe Austrian troops
from The Sandman country.
A new poem, by lord Byron. called
The Age OF Bronge," was published IN
London, On the lst Of April.
BAYoNNE, March 23. On the 10Th. IN
the evening. several persons were arrest
cd al Rilhoa All the wealthy Dha bItaDj
are leaving Blboa.
The garrison OF ST.. Sebastian, CONSIST
ing OF 500 men, and the column OF lne
pastor about 1900 men are The only troops
that the consliluionalists have IN this part
of the country. Col. UDonnei arrived on
IL ;. l9in at Irun. with 400 men, 10 Halch