The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-07
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The elegant ship Hudson, capt. Cham.
pin, arrived here yesterday, from Lon.
don, last from the Isle of Wight, whence
he sailed on the 2S,b Feb. The shin
lett Graveaend on the 18th Of the month.
but had contrary winds till the evening
OF the 9Th, when she went into Cowes
From the 18th to the 18th inclusive. the
wind was easterly.
The latest Paris date before us is Of
Feb. IS. In one article il is stated. that
the French army will enter Spain on or
before the 18th Msrch-30, 900 men by
3ayonnc, and $4,000 by the way of Fl.
gueras. One or two columns of light
troops, supported by "The Faithful" will
advance on UrgeIs or on Mequiveaza.-
IL was believed that the Spanish regular
troops would all retreat behind the fibro,
with the exception OF those in the garri-
son at Barcelona, Lerida, and Psmpemna.
In the sitting of the cortes of the 18th,
il was resolved that the King should re-
hair 10 Corunnd, and on the 10Th, his
majesty, with the royal family, was to set
on, for that place.
The Portuguese minister has received
orders to quit Paris on the French enter
ing Spain. If so, the Portuguese will
make common cause.
The London intelligence in the paper
last mentioned, is TO the Goth inclusive,
furnishing Paris dates TO the esd, Inclu-
sive. The accounts from Pcrpignan and
Bayonne are TO the 10th. The Spaniards
are reinforcing their garrisons on the
frontiers, and certifying their posts. On
the other hand the banditti, called the
Army of the Faith, are rallying under the
protection OF the French Six thousand
OF these traitors are to form the advance
guard of the army Of the Bourbons.
The merchants OF Bordeaux. have Pc
ntioned the government in favor of the
continuance of peace and, according TO
private letters from HAVE, the dissatis-
faction at Marseillcs nearly amounts to a
revolt.
The two years imprisonment Of Sirs.
Carliles has expired, and she has been re-
leased from prison. ..
IL is said that one of the most esteemed
actors OF the day is shortly to turn the ia
bles upon the nobility who have chosen
partners from the Theatre, by leading 10
the alter lady OF nearly the highest rank
among subjects, with fortune common
surate with her station.
AT dinner given at the Termination Of
the Norwich election, MIR. Canning was
in the chair. When he was toasted. he
delivered speech, in which he observed
that he was determined to support the
most liberal principle, and was proud in
stating that tbs nation was never more
able to support them III the event of her
being compelled TO take up arms.
a very severe snow storm occurred in
England on the lst Feb. and lasted inces.
sanity till the 5!h. The roads were en-.
tireiy blocked up, the snow lying level
with the tops OF the hedges. Six mails
from Edinburg were due at Newcastle
on the 9Th and none were expected for
several days, though several hundreds OF
persons were employed in clearing the
roads. The bodies OF several people
were dug out OF the snow VINO had per
lshcd III the storm, and it was supposed
many more would be discovered.
The French ships of war at the differ
ent ports we're preparing for service with
great activity.
The Prussian ambassador had arrived
al Bayonne, having narrowly escaped as
sassination by the Descomesados.
The duke of San LoreDzo, Spanish
ambassador to Paris, arrived at Dover in
The steam packet Dasher, on the 10Th
Feb. On his landing he was greeted
With three times three cheers. On his
approaching the capital, his horses we're
taken from his carriage and drawn to the
house Of the Spanish embassy in Portland
Place.
The duke OF rarentum, major gene.
raj, takes the place of the duke of Ra-
gusa. Lieut.. Gen. d'Auiichamp, will
command the first division of the first
cor ps OF the Spanish army under Reggie.
Ahtichamp proceeds to Biscay, to COM
mand the corps Of Zabala. Davoust was
dangerously i'll. The 42d from Havre
were in motion. The 9th, 9th and 18th
OF the line, had set out for Bsyonne.
The first brigade of eqnipages of An
gouleme was to arrive at Bayonne the
90 h Feb.
II was said 5000 seamen were to be
levied at Bresf.
Four squadrons Of cavalry arrived at
bayonne FEB 10, and more expected
An English frigate arrived at St. Sebas.
ilaDs with arms, &c. for the liberals.
Tho accounts both by the southern and
eastern mails, represent the storm of
Sunday last, as enc Of the severest expe.