Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07
FROM sPAiN-ADDITloNAL

- in addition, with a variety OF articles
.,.h;ch we snbjQin. The news from the
;a,arior of SPAN, contained 10 these pa
,,ors. NAV be said 70 be OF an encouraging
isnoct The constitutional bands appear
al 10 move whithersOerer they pleased,
md the political governors OF various pro
'.,rces 20 hold a regular communication
9Th Cadiz-We should inter, on the
,,boIe. from what we have read in the
coanish accounts, that the French have
in.t more msn than the Spanisrds-thst
,seir adherents consist, 10 general, OF the
Jreps of the country, that the iortresses
will hold out the Guerilla parties multi
INV in every direction; Csdiz proves true
nth Inc Cortes and the invaders still
mser considerable embarrassment, II not
r,er destruction.
On the 18th and 18th June, the num-
,;nal bodies of Cadiz presented 10 the
Cortes, by deputaIions, addresses in which
,opy congratulated themselves and Spain,
an the presence OF that assembly IN "a
An and required to the circumstances OF
,bs constitution having been formed there
in 1919, defended there in the last resort
and there proclaimed anew and re-estab-
G,bed ~ 1890 They anticipated that
oeace and prosperity would again be diff
,,.ed from the same impregnable citadel
oiireedom, and answered for the resolu-
ION Of its iuha bitants to perish rather than
.nbmit 10 French control. The Cortes
brlJ their sittings in the same hall in which
the constitution was framed 10 1919.
The Lisbon Gazette of the 18th Of June
contains a long list Of officers, naval and
military, who, when the King OF Portugal
made MS triumphal entry INTO Lisbon on
,he 5th, embarrassed the mules OF his
cnach. and drew the vehicle a cons,dera-
he iis,ance. The list presents colonies.
,su,aius. bearing some Of the most dis'ln-
pushed names of Portugal, and was pub
listed officially after having been solemn
r. read ~ the presence Of the psrtles uho
hsd me honor 10 suppianl the mules.
The same gazette gives the following
decree OF the king OF Portugal.
considering the maniui resolution Ia
ken on the eth OF May ut the present
wear. by The Infant Don Miguel, my be.
loved ana sstlmable son, ano the fidelity
With wkich he carried II inIO effect, laying
thus rhs !oundatIOn ot the events yh'ch
have resulted an the overthrow OF a violent
and noaarcnical system; considering also,
The liberty which now enjoy, 10 give Hy
subjects a constitution IN analogy with
their customs ani manners. and more con-
fpr,anbie 10 The representative constitutions
of tie other monurchisS Of Europe and
wishing 70 give the said infant an addition
al proof OF the confidence have IN him, l
have resolved that he snail be called into
the department. of war, when any impor-
ian, business relating TO the army is under
discussion"
The Cadiz Espectddor oil the Goth says;
"Whg should we no. expect, DOtwith-
standing the trials and conflicts which all
lovers of their country must now meet,
tia, the cause of liberty and independence
will triumph We have yet five armies
and hold possession OF all our tortresses /;
W. are ret masters OF two thirds OF the soil
of The Peninsula we have the king and
executive government and the Cortes IN
on. stand, safe from the numerical supe-
rIc5I.y Ut Our enemy-we have national
honor. steel aud arms. Without money,
arms. or government. we contrived 10 des-
troy tue armies OF Napoleon. Those who
reasoned iron probabilities in our last " ar
Of 'Ni- yrNtenCe, fund themselves al the
end OF ew years completely mistaken.
General Lopez Baaos was appointed,
on ~ l7th June, Political Chief OF the
d,r.,Imen OF Seville. He layi-d a con-
r,oulOn OF 50, 900 dollars upon he eccie'
SiGslicaL council of the city, as retrlbu,lon
ior the excuses committed by the pOpu'
lace. The havoc Co omitted in the plum
der OF The effects of the government and
individuals, embarked on the river, was
immense. The cOrtes deere ed that the
hr, opportunity should be taken Of in6ict-
ny the severest punishment upon The riot.
ers
Al tue sitting OF The Cor,es on the goth
June, the President OF The DeputaIion who
waited upon the King at Seville, TO an
nDInee the determination OF the COrtes to
remove, mentioned that ne had forgotten
20 re,ate that his Majesty. after refusing TO
-, observed that As an individual be
would make any kind of sacrifice, but as
kias ne could not III MS conscience"
On he SUtn the I ortes sent committee
10 tae king to Iei.cilale His Majesty up
oa as sHDsy Arrival in CadiZ." La snort
uae ne CranIttee returned, aud report
ed, that ,ney had performed their erraBd
su1 we're received by tue hing with bis u
sai Soliaess. HIS majesty thanked the
Cores Tor their attention
On opening lie Cores on the 18th of
Jule. The Speaker pronounced this short
al'.Tess.
~. IN our removal from Seville to this
-iIy, We presented no idle and costly ar
10y u pomp to the nations, at least We OF,
lIaed 20 their eyes The great spectacle OF
the psblic liberties led forth under the aus
plce> and safeguard Of the sworn represe n
'aii''s ol the people. This example and
our sa.rinCes will not be lost--Bo the
p'cpie VIII plush not to initiate them ; and
wac 10 the treacherous invaders OF our
sou, II Toe otter cry Of our outraged coun-
Try u : n ln- hrIEp the nrlnE,