Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-01

Sotai1g lone il ;bIs article.
TOS ACCO.
The pablic sale remains still fixed tor
Ilh Dec.
T,yODAYSLATER FROM ENGLAND.
R.Lr,aoxE, jan 29--Hy the ship A
c,.ts Ir,,w I'D, arrived at New York, IN
"A daxs from London, the editors al the
Commercial Advertiser, have received
IopJoo dates OF the 9 December, being
two DAYS later than by the arrival at Sa-
lem. W
II would seem that the Congress OF We
roma bad not broken up on the S9th OF
November; but it was expected TO ierml-
nate its sitr,ogs about the lst December,
liter which the ministers OF the hive pow
srs would proceed TO Vienna. The Duke
nf Wellington was to leave NetoIa on the
Sc,h Nov. One account states, that the,mi
n,srers OF the allied powers were TO re-as-
seube at Parss To discuss the affairs OF
So,,p We have given below an article
f,,m The London Courier OF the 7tb Dec,
h.ariog 10 De copy otthe reQulstion MADE
nv Fcance, from which il will DE seen that
m. ministers o! Louis have demanded OF
tho Spanish Cortes, the restora ton IT king
Ferdinand AMI his mobiles to a grea, share
81 the mower they possessed under the oh
regime The dismissal OF the present mi
nis,ers,. aud an amnesty OF all persons N,
y,yed in the cause OF the Regency In
other words, the total overthrow II Inc
Constitutional system, ard the re esta-
Attainment OF the monarchy, the nobility
and the clergy, in all their former AFRO
ra,s aonisatioB. Ii requires very little
Snovledg OF human nature to forsee. thai
Spain will never consent 10 such bumIlIa,.
~ terms. and that a. the government OF
Er,pcs ia so imprudent as ~ attempt to en-
iorce them. its o~ u subysrsioD is likely 10
I 49, ,bp consequence Even with ali the
and promised by the Holy Alliance. and
while Great Britain remains neutral. we
onesIjon much whether il would be posi-
ble IN nut down the Ccnsti;utioDaiists IN
spsin. f'y the to,al defeat OF the Army OF
tho Faith an event of which there can be
no longer any doubt. the ruling party has
acquired an ascendancy, and popularity
when it will require more energies than
France possesses TO destroy. The latest
accounts from Madrid, while they conflrm
tho previous intelligence that the Cortes
Ia anticipated the decision IT the con-
-,ts.s, clearly shew that this body was not
10 be taken by surprise The war Minis
ter had been empowered to place the
cour, " in an attitude OF defence, and to
summon 10 tue standard of their country
all the friends ri liberty. Public meetings
. had been held, in which resolutions had
been passed, Ealing on the government to
&C, with energy and decision, and every
thing evinced determination, not only OF
NE executive, but OF the great mass OF the
nation, to resist ak attempts 10 introduce
any political changes in the Constitution,
which taey. as well as The monarch, had
sworn TO defend to the utmost IL could
ohly he By bribery and corruption. that
such attempts would succeed and when
We consider with how much dls'nteresled-
ess those have hitherto acted who now
., ide the helm OF the state, we confess we
Sav no idea that such means as we nave
oiLua, q to, can be employed with any
rbancs ct success.
Uw0, be seen by the note' adoresSeo
nv Mr.. c. inning to Tee Portuguese MINIS
,.r that tb, British government rs de'er'
mined mot I, regard with indifference any
at,empt 70 inf. rfeIe with the poihicaI az,
la;r, Of Po,lups, This may be regarded
as iayorabI, to the cause OF Spain tol
whatever tends 10 give confidence I" bel
,Tw mus, nave a con responding effect OF
her own affairs, whilt' the language 'nh
used On the part ct Great b'hain, as ~ IN :n'
impolicy and injustice OF ih'er"ep',ns
with the internal government OF a coonu,
which presents nothing of A hostile nature
10 Deighhoring states, cannot pu' W "a ~ :
the ministers of Louis 10 pause, a. 'e.., 800 :.
on the crn,eauences OF involving TN ."a n'
Try in var, which so many causes ~ -
bne to render impolIic, Il not LANCE w
TO The stability Of the throne OF me Don.
bOus The French chamber OF dePu't1'
was to assemble on the Alb OF January !
is not likely that the government "ou,'
take any decisive steps 90 TO Spain' u""
II ascertained the views and feelings
the legislative body.
The accounts Of the difference that ha'
asEen between The regency oil Aighrs an
the United States, which we noticed som
mOn,as since, had reached London ny "a
Wy Of BRUSSELS Our consul Is sta'sa
have 'rsws up m sccoun, OF the 'nsu'' v
h,4 rscs;ye5. caused i, to be signed ny 10
several European coususs, ano smoa'Ae
the next day tor Hston ",
The account ihs, prince Alexander
SLANT, snd spme Of his eoupsH'oas' 10