Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-20

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The undersigned, Charged Adaires Of
bis Majesty the Emperor of all the Rus
slams, has seen with real pain that the
answer of his Excelency Senior San
! Miguel, to his verbal Communication
made on the 9th of this month, is very far
! from fulfilling the wishes of which he
/ was the medium.
Topiacc in a still clearer light the
! justice of the cause which he has sustain
ed, and to cause the benevolent inten-
tions of Russia to be preciated,
have the honor to address officially TO his
I Eacellency Senior san Miguel, copy of
the despatch which presented to him.
The facts therein recorded are of gene
raj notOriety. No reasoning change
them, and consequently the undersigned
can have no motive for altering his FIRST
communication.
That communication is about TO he
| published to EneOpe, and Europe will
| Judge between the Powers who animated
by the noble desire of doing good, and
and Government which appears to be
resolved to fill ~ the cup of the misfor-
tanes OF Spain.
With respect to the determination an.
| nounced in the note of his ExceIency
senior Miguel, all the responsibility viii
! fall OIL the heads of those persons who
are to be considered as its sole authors
and while the same persons deprive their
! legitimate Sovereign of his liberty
while they deliver up Spain to all the
evils of sangunary anarchy, and by
means of keeping up culpable under
standing endeavour to extend TO other
States the calamities in which they have
involved their own country, Russia can
maintain no relation no relation with
authorities which tolerate and even ex-
cite such disorders.
The undersigned has therefore the no.
nor to request that his Excelltney Senior
San Miguel will send to him his pass
ports, adding to them passports for the
persons who compose the Imperial Lega.
ton at the Court of his Most Catholic
Majesty.
The undersigned avails himself of this
opportunity to renew to his Excellency
Senior San Migual, the assurance of his
| uiOSI
(Signed)
The COUNT DE BULGARIA.
Madrid Dec.'28, Jan. 81
ANS WEIR.
4 have received the very insolynt note
which your Excellency transmitted to me
yesterday, the 10th instant. and, limiting
myself for my sole reply, to stating that
you have shamefully abused (peraaps
though ignorance) the law of nations,
which is always respectable in the eyes
of the Spanish Government, trasmit,
by order of his Majesty. the passports
you desire, hoping that your Excellency
will be pleased to leave this capitallwith
as little delay as possible. am &c.
EVARISTO SAN MIGUEL.
Janury IL.
THE AUSTRIAN NOTE.
The Allied Sovereigns, assemq led at
Verona, have been of opinion that they
could no longer remain silent on the mis-.
fortunes and disorders which desolate
Spain. Their duty and their conscience
obtige them to speak, and the undersign
ed Charge d'Affairs to Austria has had
the honour ofmaking known to Colonel
San Miguel secretary of State for For
eign Affairs to his Most Catholic Males.
ty, the sentiments and wishes ut the En-.
peror.
The reply which his Excellency gave
to this verbal communication proves
that the intentions of his Majesty have
been misinterpreted andhis offers under
| UaluaI Iba Ill ~ Ho-
scend to the point of refuting the caIum-
NOUS insinuations by which it has been
endeavoured TO distort his real meaning.
Very soon Spain and all Europe will be
enabled to Judge of this. But the Court
ct Austria is of opinion that its disappro-
val OF the causes of the evils which op
press noble and generous nation, for
which it processes so much esteem, and
for which it feels so much interest would
not be sufficiently declared lift contin-
ued to maintain diplomatic relations with
the Spanish Government. In execution
of his orders, the undersigned, therefore
informs the Secretary of State for For
eign Affairs, that his mission is termina-
ted ; and requests that his Excellency
will have the goodness to forward to him
his passports.
On this occasion the undersigned has
the honour to Offer to his ExcelIency the
homage of high consideration.
Madrid, Jan, TO-
(Sigued,) Count BRUNETTE.
| ANSWER.
1have received the note which your
excellency was pleased to remit to me,