Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29

tioD what Will II not De cdpaDie VI oohs
when 50 closely united with It's monarch.
prote cted by the constitution OF 1879, and
YOUR majesty disposed TO contribute all IN
vour mower towards realizing the hopes in
which are centred its happiness and pros.
1.-The liberty Of your Majesty, your Sc
curity and that OF your government are
especially necessary to such co-oPers-
ton. The Cortes have made arrangements,
in case OF necessity, for your removal 10
such place as may be selected by your ma
ies,y and the government, and they DO
not doubt that convinced as you are OF the
necessity of this measure, ynu Will &C
comslish it With that prOmptness which
the importance OF the subject requires.
The Cortes has heard with the greatest
satisfaction that part OF your speech WIN
regard to the zeal and activity with which
the government has executed the decree:
OF the Cortes respecting the organization
and arrangement Of the army, and hope
win your majesty, that its eminent servi'
ces, and the victories daily obtained over
the factious, will, without doubt, prepare
them Tor greater triunphs over foreign
enemies.
"The good feelings of The provinces
the dissipation Of the illusions Of the ignO-
rant, and the conviction OF all, that the
Constitution is the only anchor to save the
shin of state from the threatening ten.
pest, leave no doubt in the minds OF the
Cortes of the certainty OF triumph: and
they agree with your majesty. that nei'her
the timid or evil-minded, can alter the
sentiments of this nation, never accustom-
ed to act with injustice.
II he Cortes congratulate your MaJes.
ty on the favorable situation OF the several
branches of the public administration and
closely connected with you, will inces-
sanity labor, as well in the defence OF the
country, as in consolidating her constltu-
tonai system, on which equally depend
her tranquility, glory and prosperity
This address was delivered 10 the king,
who signi6ed his appreciation. though his
health still continued very lee bic; and
prenarations were Immediately made tor
conveying him to Seville in litter.
A lew unLnportant victories are men-
toned over the factiou, troops.
MADRID, March s-Excbauge on Lon
don, 364 Al Pari, 10 and 4.
During the discussions on the 81, the
members speak Of the situation OF the
country as most critical. The nation,
says one, is 10 the very crater OF vo!ca'
no moments are precious conspiracy,
like that at Naples, has been formed on
all sides: and the most unheard OF exer-
tions will be necessary 10 secure the coun-
try -,
Senior Rico said, that it would be ~
vain TO tree themselves lrom that single
danger OF falling into the power OF The
French. unless they took care to destroy
the root of these evil. 1t was now time
to take measures by which they might es,
cape a thousand mistcrtunes. lie c0ufc
conscientiously say, that 1t was necessary,
and tha, il was The critical time for the
Cortes to dec the phys,cat smpotency Of
his Majesty! (Gres. applause IN the gal,
leries When order was restored by The
president. Senior Cango said that the Cor
ties were 10 condition to decree the place
for removal, the hour, and the very mo-
ment.
1t was, on a motion made by this last
deputy, that it was resolved to recommend
to the government punctual conclusion OF
the treaty OF alliance with the " noble ana
valiant Portuguese nation"
MADRID, March Alt Is reported that
the 33d French regiment. which were sent
to build bridge at Bidasson, have de.
serted with all the plans in their hands,
and proclaimed the pure Constitution.
The ship Ceres arrived at Charleston
on the 18th instant in SO days from Hav-
re. The dates furnished by her are the
same as those received by the Cadmus al
New York.
Slips from our correspondents furnish
The following items, which we believe
have not yet been published. [Bah. am.
PARIS, March I2.-Extract OF private
letter of the 9TH inst. from Aix.i Cha
pelIe 1--WE are assured by persons upon
whom full reliance may be placed. That
in no case will Austria consent tor Russian
troops 10 pass through her territory. IN the
event OF their proceeding to the Soulh OF
Europe. This DECISIONS said 10 have been
formed in consequence OF the representa-
tons OF Great Britain, who has renewed
her ancient relations with The Cabinet Of
Vienna. Much is also said respecting a
note which the Austrian Court has adj
dressed to several sovereigns, ia which
are assigned the motives for the system Of
neutrality thai Austria will adopt in the e.
vent of war between France and Spain"
Marshal the Duke de ConegllaDo, left
Paris yesterday morning for the frontiers
In the Chamber Of peers yesterday, the
committee. report upon the Law Project
for grant OF 100 millions was brought up,
ordered to be printed, and to be taken in
to consideration on Friday next. The
Law Project relative to the veterans was
afterwards examined in the Bure aus.