Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24

/ he Alcaue OF run ias even informed
US tina, the Imperial alexander regiment
has evacuated that city, and that the Band
OF Firmin ha. also abandoned Fontarabia.
I" In the number OF this days victims,
who are killed and 4 severely wounded.
are recognized the persons named Male,
and Delamot, already implicated 10 sese-
raj conspIracies.
81 am. &c,
Count G UiLLEMiNoT, Maj. Gen."
This communication was again received
by cries of {. Yive lie koi" and general
acclamations The Chamber ordered j,
to be printed and distributed. The order
OF the day was then read, which called
for the continuation OF the debate on lbe
sums demanded by the several Ministers.
Secretaries OF Stat, for the expenses Of
their respective departments, which pre-.
sents nothing OF interest.
PARIS, April 1--we have received.
by express, the following interesting lei.
tiers, which we hasten 10 lay before cur
readers:
ST. Jean, Pied de Fort, .April a.
The information hsU co',tIeu sire
the French army passed the bidassca,
states, that the Spshlards receive !, with
the greatest enthusiasm, and tn; the cl,r.
gy every where core in cody 20 ,Gaes
the troops as they arrive.
Pampeluns, which, according TO he
revolutionary papers. was 10 receive a nn.
merous garrison, and be pruslsloned iora
year, IS, on the contrary III provided With
troops, and destitute OF every tnpg.
The garrison, including thai OF lie CHA.
del, does not exceed two thousaud men,
half OF them militia, who, by The accounts
OF persons worthy OF credit, wsi' only Tor
favorable opportunity to abandon cause
which they detest, or which they have
joined only ny force. On the 9th, in the
peIuna doubtless being informed OF ID.
arrival OF the French) and joined Col
Juani,o, 10 whom they offered their servi.
Ces.
The young men of Lucaide who had
taken arms tor the Constitution, and who
were near 81. Sebastian, desert to return
home; sixty OF them arrived in The night
OF The llih. Ii IS affirmed that AndaIu.
has risen IN favor OF the legitimate cause,
and that 10 QUO men are slready under
arms.
BAyoNrE, April al have announced
to you that PampeluDa had been eyacua-
ted by The garrison. composed OF 2OOO
men 1000 only have leil that place 10
escort 10 Arragon valuable effects, which
had been deposited in that town. The
remainder Of The garrison is composed OF
militia, who have neither tie power nor
the inclination 10 defend themselves it
they were 10 attempt il, the inhabitants
are so enlh;,iastic in favor OF the good
cause, that they would open the gates
themselves.
All the accounts from the army are ex-
celIent, and our troops are now before The
walls OF st. Sebastian, without having ex'
perienced the smallest loss he gsrrl.
son, wholly confined 10 the place, hss not
made sny sally since the division OF genes
raj BouTke drove it back fighting; its
forced repose. and the departure OF The
revolutionary ncendIsries, Nan,ii and
Fstvier, give every reason to expect
speedy surrender.
We have stated that Ballas,eros had gi-
ven up the defence OF the defles OF Sali-
ma, and retired towards Tudela Letters
OF the l4th mention that General MoIltor,
who has advanced y IT'D bis corps, has Just
obliged BallesterCs ~ evaCuate Iudela
also.
From the Gazette de France.
Letters from Lisbon OF the S6b, and
from Oporlo of the G5lh uIt. state that The
Count u 'Amarante continues 10 the same
position, Rego was still at Amsranie.
Great disquietude prevailed al Oporlo and
Lisbon, because the Government dared
not depend upon any oil the troops.
The Lisbon Gazette OF the 29lh ultlmo
speaks OF The progress OF the Royal IN.
,urreciion. Four squadrons OF The "a
regimento Of cavalry having received or
deIs 10 march against The Count d Anna
rsnte, on reaching EIyss they passed over
TO bis standard, amidst shouts OF Long
live the King - Death TO the ConslI-
tuition!
A private letter which we have received
from ToIosa states that when the advance
of the French army became known great
agitation was manifested amongst The gar.
rison OF Vittoria. l be newly enrolled
youths quilted their corps TO join the sol,
dIers OF the Faith ; other troops rel'red
to Burgos. In the garrison OF V'tlorIs,
were some French and Piedmontese &C.
serlers, amongst whom were two, VINO
style themselves superior officers OF the
Ex.GuaTd. named Husson and Michele.
The following is all extract OF Ieuef
from the agents to Lloyd's at MarseIIes'
dated April Ia" An order, by telegraph
was this morning received by the au'ho',,
ties OF this port, to lay an embargo 90 an
Spanish vessels this was lmmeols'ey
put into execution, and several oil nh'eu
were outside The port, on the point o. sah.
ing, were compelled TO return oy 'ns
boats OF the men OF war lying mere.
We have received Frankfort papers "
the 18th instant. The following are eA'