Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-26
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teiudJ dNoTiUou tIotn Liverpool, whence
she sailed on Sunday, the 10Th uli.
| We nave received our London pane,.
to the 18th OF June, inclusive ; thew ron'
lain Paris dates 70 the 9th. and a Teleora.
phic despatch from Madrid OF the 8,h -,
The month. We have copied all lba, ws
consider Of interest.
The Paris papers state, that, in Tho
Corles, at Seville, May esd, prcposi,ioe
for removing the King out OF the conf.
nent, wasrejected 10y a majority of s votes.
and the departure tor Cadiz decreed al.
most unanimously. We had account,
irom Seville by way of Gibraltar TO june
2, when the government remained there
The Marquis OF Laurislon is appointed
TO command the second corps of re,erys
OF the French army in Spain. A reinforce.
ment OF II, QUO men were on the march
from France to the Duke Of Angoulene &
5000 TO Marshal Money.
Proposals for new French loan of 90.
l4,5I6t. are published in The Moni,eur.
The petitions from the w Indies, Tor
repeal u what is called The four and hail
per cent. duties, were rejected ia the
House OF Commons.
| The Common Council of London. have
voted l000L from the City funds, for The
aid of the sufferers in Spain. A publ,
meeting OF distinguished citizens in Lon.
don was to be held on the 18th, Tor the
same Object.
A munster from the Emperor of Russia
has passed through Frankfort, on bis wsy
10 the Regency at Madrid.
LONDON, June l2.-Six expresses ar.
rived yesterday. from Paris, with newso
a decline OF nearly per cent in the
french Stocks, the last quotation being al
SO, 30. The circumstance caused Con.
siderable panic here but the real cause
may be- attributed 10 the new loan, and the
great wants OF the French Government,
which, with the large demand Tor nesh
troops, stasgefs the belief OF many, Tia.
the war was speedily to be brought toa
close. The French have been anxious 10
get possession OF the person OF the King oil
SPAN and 1t appears that large division
has been sent of trom Madrid 10 seize
upon his person. A private letter from
Paris, however, asserts that the govern.
mem are alarmed al the consequences that
may result from this attempt. and have
sent.otf a telegraphic despatch TO counter.
mand the movement.
1t was reported in Paris, that ASisbsl
had Showed himself publicly in the streets
Of MADRID, but The people expressed so
much hostility 10 this traitor, that he found
it necessary 20 shelter himself with the
] French troops.
TELEGRAPH.C DESPATCH.
Pans, June 2.
The Mojor-Generai 10 tie Minister Of Har.
MADRID, June 80 A. NJ.
"a reconnaissance OF Gen. La Roche
Jacqueiin overthrow on the Cd OF June
corps OF the enemy of thousand men,
near Astorga. 1t killed and wounded 80,
and took $50 prisoners, among whom are
MAJOR. General and Lieut. Col.
ARMY OF THE PYRENNEEs.
Report Of The .Myor General TO tie Secre'
tary Of Wor.
madrid, June II:
My Lord-His R. H having judgedt
necessary TO march some troops TO Anda.
lusa aud Estramadura, have the honor
10 inform that two columns one OF 1000
aud the other of 5000 men, have been
formed for that purpose. The FIRST, com
handed by Lieut.. Gen. Count Bordesoult,
will proceed by the route OF ArsDjuez, La
Mancha, and CordUva, for Seville while
the other corps, under the orders OF Lieut..
] Gen. Count Bourmont, after having joined
at Talaveyra de Ia Reyna the advance
guard OF Gen. Falin will proceed by
TruxilIo to Eslramadura having arrived
! 10 that province, will operate According 10
circumstanCes-eItber to march Oh Bsda.
joz, or to Join The 6rst column at Seville.
The movements Of these two columns will
commence to-day the troops OF the re.
serve will remain at Madrid, and will be
put Professionally under tue command OF
Lieut. General Viscount Castex. With
the exception of the division of Cuiras.
Seirs. there will only remain in MaGnd
corps Of five thousand men, composed Of
three balallons, ana regiment OF cavalry
OF the guard, and part OF the division q:
Anlichamp. The first corps, and the 70.
mainder OF the troops will be encsmped IN
the environs, so that they may be immedl'
ately united ii circumstances require II.
MADRID, JUNE 2.
"My Lord-6y my report Of the 96'h
Of May, had lhe honor to inform your
ExceIlency, that his X. II. having auho-
Iiseu COunt WoIiOT 10 SusPenu Ills iBo'e
men.s on Valencc, and to assist The opera.
tons Of the 4th corps, The divisions OF La
Croix will pass The Segre at Belaguer
and manHuvre in the direction OF Ceryera
he first brigade will advance TO Agra
mon. where they will find about the 25tb,
the troops OF Baron d'Eroles. GenetsILa
Croix received information from Manresa
that that town was occupied by Donna
dieu, and that Milans and Llobera were
retiring on Barcelona. According to this
state OF things Gen. Moltor decided i'm.
mediateIy 10 march on Valence, with or
ders 10 Gen Panphile La Croix to follow
its movement. General MoIi,or arrived
on the 99th, al Caspe, and on the follow.
Ing day was to proceed 10 Alcaniz, 10 re-
connoiire Constitutional corps, who toll
lowed in that direction one thousand hye,