Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-24


ish eitHeo, who IS terrified a the present ss,as-
iion Of his country, and vho, ai the expense of
his blood, would prescn, the eflnsion Of thai &C
he 'sow-cititers I viii cAerrfuliy subscribe
any representation which may bring about 80
sacred b. object.
God preserve your Escrlieney many years.
(s'geed) "fhe CoSps DnE AsIsnAL.
Madrid, May IS, 1887
From ne Londoa Courier, Of Nav %
We sre assured tha, ministrrS eons Der tbs
intelligence thsy yesterday received hosn
Spain, as decisive with regard 70 the iss,,. OF
the war The proceeding a Count Ah;sbaI
mast lead to such arrangements as Rsli speed.
y pa, sn cad 90 hcs,ilnies lie despatched
copies OF h'sRnswer to Nontiia, to Nina Ral-
lasteros. and Morlo, and u was not do, b,rf
they would act ia eenrert with HIM. Ab.sbar.
army did not exc.ed tour thousand men. aud
he prudsntly narch.d them from Ntdrid, fssr-
fol ct the consequences that wru VI hkcl, ensue
had they remained IN the capital. when the
French troops entered IT, On the 18th the day
alter he bad written bis letter 10 Mou,io, he's
addressed the following proclamation TO The IN
hsbtants OF Madrid -
PROCLAMATION.
IsusbuAsrs oF faaparb s.-If military erers.
irons and desire rot to COMPROMISE The lepe-
rous inhabitants Of Madrid. compel ne 10 g.
vacua'e the capital, viii net sbandtn IL until
the garrison destined 10 preserve pubic ran.
guilty IS replaced by an encmy's force. intro.
dueed by convection authorised n, the laws
Of war. u some III designng men ta,,er them.
selves With the hope of pillsse aud disorder.
let them renounce their criminal projects and
be assured that exemplary ohAs,scncnt viii
be inflicted Tor every movement not authorized
by law.
have respected. and respect. the onin;ar,
OF all, because arr persuaelca that 4 LIBERAL
government ought SO 10 act. So luug AZ those
who are not agreed - n the meri, II the -.
tabiished laws do not, nevertheless. fan In
punetual obedience 10 them but I will NOT
suiTer pafiy-fuyto stain with blood the sol IL
the capital Of the most enlightened nalinn, or
the ambitious and per6dious views ~ a ss..ll
number Of individuals to compromise the iran.
guilty OF city, distinguished tor its PATRIOTISM
and talents.
(s,gned) The coun, DE EABIsBAL.
Madrid, Mayi3.
The question Of the spsnish war assumes n
totally new aspect from these events which
have taken place at Madrid bat, IN reasoning
upon them, we must not I,rget that there 20
still much TO ascertain before any conclusive
differences can be deduccd.
The king II IS said, has attempted 10 escapc
from Seville the Archbishop oi cor,lova, who
WAS the author of dhis project, has be en- arrest.
ed.
LoSsos. June g.
We have seen some letters from The French
Capital. which came TO hand by three expresses
and they betrayed strong symptoms o. inter-
est and anxiety for the result of the operations
against Gen, Nina
Money : demand OF reinforcsmen.s has eoost.
ly bad insuence in Paris, & alil ougi, French
vanity VII, not suffer them To Confess tbe
fears they entertain, il is easy TO perceive hey
are disappointed in the result fthe war up 10
the present time. A greet deal has lsttesly
been said on the subject Of negocis,ions with
the addition ths; the Spanish Ministry are
much disposed not only TO enter in,o
them. but To c0neede every point winch
might be demanded by the French. THAI the
French would attempt 70 negotiate 10 tloubt
can exist. nor is il the lesa predetermined lhat
il has this been attempted bu, if the con-
hdentia letters which have been received Nv
one OF the most emnen, Spanish houses in tins
metropolis, and written TO boot by person he.
longing 10 the Spanish ffiais,r, are entitled to
the least confidence, we say without hsstation
that the spaniards will no; conoede Que iot.
nor negotiate at all, until the invaders retire
beyond the Pyrenees
C,soxA, NAV -.
Yesterday. at IN the morning, Min. having
stole march by night upon Generals Donad,eu
and dEroles, who occupy Msnresa, sfrAck,b
Vich with 1000 men and company bearing
scaleing Ladders The garrison of y,ch nj ne
moment OF attack WAS composed u only 400
men OF the 8th regiment, commanded By csl)-
mel dc Salpenick, aud 400 men of the Spanish
Royslist corps Of R-magosss.
The enemy made the assault on all points
with fury, and the great superiority 81 h,s Num-
bers, gave him hopes Of success but our troops
received tire charges Of the iufsntry and casei-
ry with caluiness and intrepdty directed a
gainst them well supported fire. and soon OBJ
lged them 10 retreat,
A great number OF dead and wounded. whom
the Consti,ut'onaiss had not time n carry offs
were left dead on the feu Of battle. In this
combat OF 800 men against 4CG0. the French
and Spanish Royalist army gave proof OF admir-
able courage and GOODNESS.
Wills, these things we're happening at Web.
the garrison Of iosislrch made soriie-but
alike beaten on all sides, the Constituencies
were there also obliged to retire. leaving be.
hind them some OF their dead and wounded.
II is asserted that Nina was severely woun.
ded in the action Of vich. aud that this eyeDs
fastened the retreat Of the enemy
PANS, May 81
We are allreports here and nothing certain.
Bessieres is said to have been arrested ~ Or
der OF the Duke d'Angonleme according to
report he IS to be tried by Court martisi fsr
violation Vt his instructions The history Of the
man is well known, he was maitre dhutei of
General Maurice Matthew. governor Of BARGE
Iona, under Bonapsr.e. He was bribed BY fhd
Spanardst to asssssinate his mater which ha
undertook, but the General having by ACCIDENT
changed apartments with his aid-de-carnp tha
latter became the murderers victim. IL this
not paltry General 10 be in the French ser-
vice.
rnoH rHs svons. yuxs I.