Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-09

shall give the enemy no rest as long
as they keep up the campaign.
The garrison of Barcelona made a
fresh sortie on the 18Th, which. as usu.
al, proved unsuccessful.
On the Goth, about 1000 infantry
600 horse, with 200 pieces of artillery
passed ont by the gate of Madronc. and
drew up in battle array on the plairs.
between that gate and that of Neuys
At the same time all the batteries of then
place kept up lively fire, expecting
an attack After some movements
which discovered much hesitation. the
enemy returned to Madrone.
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PBRPfGNAN, Aug. OF.
The army of Milans continues lie
movements, and is leaving or from
tier II was at Solesone on the 1oth.
and Baron Eroles was at Bergne with
apart of his division and four French
hattalions.
BAYoNNE. August %.
Preparations are actively going on
for the siege of Panpeluna..
The Regency is engaged. bot with
little success, in organizing Volunteer
Royalists in Spain. They want arms.
A courier arrived this morning with
news that NJ Oovrard was ON his re-
turn to Madrid He also asserts that il
was believed in Madrid that the Duke
d'Angouleme would speedily foIIo,v
him.
Gen. Qnesada has, for some DAYS.
been making Intellectual! attempts to
introduce his little army into the capital
He is opposed by the Duke dc Reggie.
The new of the capiulation of 2av
as is not confirmed. The troops of
Ballesteros are still CHARTERED in the
several villages assigned to them.
Madrid is in state of uncertainty
which cannot last long. The consti-
tutonal royalists manifest great hopes:
the absotutists appeared uneasy. As
for the rest, all is tranquil. aItho' there
are occasional Disturbances at night,
caused by the authorized removal Of
the goods, and of the Imprisoned con-
stitutionalsts
Vhe Madrid Gazette Of the 18th.
announces that General Lopez Banos,.
Colonel Almoz, and several either
chiefs, had passed the Tagres at AL
meras and the bridge Of Arzebispo.
Their force amounts to 4COO men
They have occupied Talaveyra de la
Reyna, the Royal Authorities of which
place have retired to Madrid. The
advanced posts are four leagues be-
yond; but there are about 400 French
at Toledo, which viii be able 10 stop
the enemy in his approach towards the
capital.
Ii is reported that the Authorities of
some of the northern provinces of
Spain, refuse to carry into execution
the audennance of Andujar. Strong
attachments OF troops have gone be.
fore Pampeluna to Puerto la Reyna to
assist in liberating The prisoners.
PARIS, August &c.
affairs at Cadiz. We learn that
bis Royal Highness the Duke of An
goaleme arrived on the 10th at pori St.
May, opposite Cadiz, and ltatthe next
day he reviewed the troops. Every
thing was in readiness to begin the
commandment, if no arrangement could
be effected.
1t was rumoured at The Exchange
this day that His Royal Highness, on
bis arrival before Cadz, had written
to King Ferdinand, and that most
suspicious results were expected from
the answer of his majesty
August 27.
1t is reported that his Royal High
ness, as soon as he arrived before Ca
diz, and sent flag Of truce 10 King
Ferdinand, bearer of the conditions
that may bring forth an arrangements
between the belligerent parties. His
Royal Highness, they say, required
an answer in "a hours. 1t seems thae
a reply was Immediately returned to
the Prince that his term was too limit
ed, and that His Royal Highness grant
ed them five days Three days have
already passed since the departure OF
the flagof truce without his returning.
A favorableresult was anticipated from
this delay.
Letters from Port St. Marie, y
the 18Th, say, that the Prince General
lsslmo had assembled the general Off
GERS of his army in a council of war.
III iS asserted Thar lr,.sjras affer-