Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-01-23
NAV 6EEIEs--vol. 1 No. 8.

sttsy the argsnleats against q rupture
~itn Spain, and havs succeeded la OBJ
tanning this decission in their ta,or:-
that every power hasiDg the iadispa,ablo
right 10 make war against any other.
when il thinks that II has Just aud i'm
Perative reasons for so doing. fracne
nsy employ that right sgsinst Spain if
she thinks proper, but that in such case
the other pe~ers should be bound in
hoaor TO remain neutral.
IL ia added, that after thi~ decision
| Of Congress the Emperor Of Austria.
and eves she Empsrsr Of Russia a. veil
~ naajofi'y Of the Ministers, par,ieu-
| larly the Duke Ut Wellington, have. in
friendly nssser, advised the French
Minister not % undertake this var.
Or At lerst reflect en- il ~eti End nasure-
" beforehand. asst might place IN dan
ger the rercse Of Europe; nc event Of
which il Is not S,kieait 10 tcrssce the
nslaneholy consequences.
fors rome dsys past taers hss arrived
here positive intelligence that many
foreign merchants have dctsaaded let-
tiers fnsrque frum the Spanish Governs
mens, for she psrpose sf ane;ug pfiva.
tesrs in case war should tsts place be-
tween France and spsin; aud that Q
great quantity Of these letters cf n.arqoe
have slready been transmitted 10 tiror-
ent spanish consuls, particularly those
resident in Engtaud, in order that they
may be delivered to the rrivstsefs 81
Inc very moment that they receive ofi-
cial knowledge Of the declaration II
war.
There are other subjects TO be acted
upon; II il said that the couduct of tho
Porte has been severely characterized by
the Congress, and even by the Doke of
Wellington himself that the Emperor
Alexander han she~n great Indignation
At it; that His imperial a'ajessy has 10
longer any hope Of an accommodation
and that he only waits for the arrival Of
the Count de Lstzow, to declare his de-
Enitive determination respecting Fur-
key. The ENJOYS from the Creek zoe
vernmcnt have not been cCiSaiiy admit
ted 10 the presence Of the Su,ereisns.
With regard to Naples and Piede.
mont, the report is very general that the
sovereigns of these tao countries, and
their ministers, have used every exercise
to get the Austrian trpops withdrawn
from them. but that AukHia has thrown
great obstacles in shesway Of their de-
nands, Which found Gully very feeble
support in one ofth principal nenbers
Of the Congress. People are. 10 ccnse-
quence, convinced that the two extreme
ties Of Italy will stiIl, for long ,ine
be occupied BY fsssmAns. Ii IL believed
that the principal resson urged by aus-
fria, WA the slssauoa Of the spanish
Peninsula.
PANS, Dec. 3.
kxtrast ~ isifsr 10 the London
Courier
"Dispstcbes we're sent o. this after
soon to spain. The qsestson of slev
ciaration Of was. will, in nh probabililY,
depend upoR the s-<wer to these dis
patches The decision Of the Cougvess
was sent Otto Asadfid trsm-y erens, ard
the dispaishes now spoken Of, are sup
posed to csntain ssssemsRt of Inc views
" yraacs. and rrqnisition . do cer~
tain acts, ~ the refased to comply with
whieh reCuisition, sar 10 threAteucd.
The late stceants ilem Nsdrid. By
no nsAns LEAD u the expectation that the
pi assent goveyan.spt q spsia nil be willie
ing T. make any sescess'sns Tor he saks
u preserving psacs. The last adrices
from Madrid are only eight days old )
aai by them We fud that the Cor,es
vas adopting very scfise and vigorous
neasares to rasc ! lsrse military foree.s
The conduct ofPrsccs wss freely spek-
en- Of, aad iosdly condemned in 8 recent
debate, when i. was sgsin required, that
France shouId give clear asd eategori.
cal answer to th.Suassion, - TO her in
tcntion id bringing 80 large array to the
froatiers. 1t seems that thss demand
was answered bs statement on the part
of the Spanish LIinistfy. that negoeis,
items wore rsnding uEca Che Subject
II Mss declared Ia tkis discussion, &C.
cording to privats lister, that but for
the aid Il France in mcRsy, arms and
,rotection, the sebe.lisa in tho serth
esst would have Aeea tsrrsi.atsA ionx
since.
Barsssn, nov. 4s.--oonc spaniards
have been 60 far deceived - b belieYes
thst The s6th Vas the ssy foe tAs esn-i
nenccment Of hostilities 90 the part -sE
| the French army. Tho 1.sercens \
and smugxlers Who compose the rcnsi..x1
| Of the Arny Of the Path raay, frsu
| lila, jxdse 10 what degree their cred.
slity Is abused. Il is said that amon1t
| the chiefs to vhen Quesela had rcait .