Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-26

stance that inns Ue0erdi tDTee Jays. Oeto'C
the entrance of the French into Saragossa,
had refused to lend any assistance to the
garrison of that town, against which he
had succeeded in exciting a part Of the
population.
The Pastor, who had been charged
with the defence Of Santona, has Just been
replaced in the command OF this place by
Col. Paroles, who performed the duty Of
Fiscal IN The prosecutions instituted a.
gainst the conspirators OF The 7th of July.
The Pastor, friend, and formerly a com
panion in arms OF Nina, is charged with
tne command of a corps of GueniIlas, who
are to throw themselves in Arragon, in or
der to connect his operations with those vi
tho general in Chief OF Catalonia,
Some travellers, in company with a mes
senger from the English government. who
is JUS. from Seville related that the Cor,es
are actively engaged in every means to
raise companies OF Guerillas. Several de.
crees relative to this organization have
been issued. IT is also quoted as one of
the act. agreed to by The Cortes, and sane.
toned by the King, that Gen. Nina has
hid the unlimited power conferred on him
to act in the present war according to cir
cums,ances. Ii is belle we'd that one ofthe
first acts OF this General will be to send
into Navarro, a division OF bis corps which
forming itself into Guerillas. will serve as
a support for those which are beginning to
be formed in these provinces,
On the other hand, several rich proprie.
tors have raised at their own expense,
small bodies OF partisans, who are betak-
ing themselves to the mountains Among
tues e is mentioned a citizen of Ernani,
called Doyarcabil; his troop, il is said,
has already attacked a small detachment
of soldiers, who were joining their COM
rades Courier Francois
FRANKFORT, May 1--WE have beer a.
Bile to collect some certain information re-
lative 10 lbe present policy of the Cabinet
of ST. Peters ,uTgh, and the position of the
Russian troops, which we hasten to COM.
municate, The Emperor Alexander must
be considered as the principal person who
urges on The Wal With Spain; Tor a long
time this Monarch has been given I'D 10
religious enthusiasm L. veneration for Iegi-
timacy, which has induced him to resolve
to remove forever. as far as lies ~ his pow.
er, whatever is injurious to religion and
monarchy. This is with him a matter of
sentiment more than of policy, and this is
the cause why he hassacriiced the Greeks
and neglected the most favorable oppor-
tunity that ever occurred OF spreading bis
standards on the BoSphorus, and This keeps
him ready to employ all his forces on the
other side of the Pyrense:. Since Cspo
D'lstris has lett his counsels, there is not
one mai of talent about the Emperor 10
check this bad policy. Al his return from
the ongress of Verona, he showed 4
great dealjot i'll bumor. and would not ad.
NIT several Foreign Ambassadors, parti.
cularly the English Ambassador to an au.
dience, nor were they received by any of
the Imperial family 1t was only after his
return from the country seat of Count Ar
aktchizen, that they were admitted to an
audience Alexander has, on more than
one occasion, declared bis resolution to
employ all his forces to put down the n.y.
hin Sc fIes ri eject e I y ysf Pc co %ss fs6 +
Russian force 3 is concentrated in Poland,
re lady 20 march to the West, hut this pro-
Jeci meets with very formidable obstacles
in the policy Of England and Austria, who
have both done all in their power to hin
der these hordes from %overrunn.ng Europe.
Prince Metternich and NJ. Canning are
guided by the same principles as to The
facts, however they may differ in theory
The Cabinet OF Vienna maintains its sys
tenn with vigor-it il a system founded in
reasoning, and this respect differs Who'll
Iy from that OF Alexander, of which we
have already mentioned the leading mo.
lives.
VIENNA. April 9S-The young Napo.
leon is much liked by the Emperor, who
was never remarkably f1nd of children,
and whilst bis son is treated as an infant,
although he is nee rly thirty years OF age,
yet his grandson is the delight o, the fsmi-
Governor IS Count NJ. Leicbtenstein, who
keeps him strict to bis studies. Gin which
he IS much advanced) and in all other re-
specls. When the Emperor wishes to cor.
rect him, be tells him he will inform
Count Leichtensteln, but never does it
himself. Last week he was dressed in bis
Y itorm = the reee tion at &, uri, and
ooe of the ofices - Belgrade,
The Governor OF the Hereditary Prince)
asked him in joke how many battles he
had served in? Napoleon rep'ied-''put
that question to me this day 90 years"
The Emperor, however, placed him
aur ar,ets, last week and judge what il
was tor-be marked with chalk a zero o
the back of the King of Naples +oat,
who is on a visit to thu, Court. twas 10
joke, and whether meant 10 be understood
| leave you all TO de,ermIne--but the an
ecdote is excellent In itself, and worthy of
record.
PARIS, May IL he Prince de Carig-
IAN has arrived in France. He proceeds
TO the Duke d. Angouleme TO serve az a 70.
in the Ere b army.
One OF our lrIgales has captured in the