Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-14
POSTSCRIPT.
ZEN DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

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| The ..ne ship JOHN WELLS, Capt. Harris,
| arrived last evening from Liverpool, whence she
sailedo the 10Th ult. The editors ofthe Ga.
zette h =, e received London and Liverpool pa
psrs to the 9Th and Lloyd's Lists to the 9th, all
inclusive. The Paris dates are to the 9Th,
which contain the 9Th bulletin of the Spanish
army giving in detail the operations which
led to the occupation of Saragossa. The bull
letin is given below together with such other
extracts as our limits permit
N. \. Gazette, June IL.
The markets in Liverpool had undergone no
change since our former adsices. We have
seen letter of the 9TH ult. stating that the sale
| OF cotton was brisk at former prices; and that
a small reduction in the price OF bread stutfs
, had taken place. Ashes we're 6+ to b6, Rice
! Us Sd to 2os sd; Bark IL to IL; Tobacco 2
toe.
A treaty peace and commerce has been
! concluded between lunis = the Grand Duchy
of Tuscany. by which the latter is to be
! placed ON the same footing as the most favored
nations.
! The advices from Constantinoplc are to the
Goth Of March, at which tame great prepare
! tons were making against the oleeks, and the
government eltaneo the most ardent hopes
| OF success.
| ALopdon paper states that rendezvous hous-
} IS had been opened In Tower Till Tor the re
ception Of able and ordinary seamsn, tor elepen
ships OF the line, TOUR trlsates, SIN slooPs OF
war, and two cutters
! The disturbances still continued IN ireland,
particularly in Cork and Limerick, where
houses we're burned and property destroyed to
most awful extent.
The London Courier Ofthe I'd uit. observes,
letters received from Oporto, dated the 18th ult.
mentions circumstance Of the greatest lnpor-
lance, the violation OF the territory OF Spain by
the Portuguese troops. Amarante, with his
! forces, had reached Benevente, and Rego IN
pursuit Of him, has his head quarters at Sana-
bria both towns are considerable distance
within TIE Spanish frontier. Amarante was
on his march to join the French troops.
In the House of Commons, on Wednesday,
April 30th, the debate on the late foreign nego
, Citations was resumed. Mr.. Canning address,
ed the house in a warm and animated manner,
justifyng Ministers in the course they had
pursued Having once made up their minds
for peace, they sirscted all their attention to
preserve that peace, If possible, to all the world
peace, it possible, to the states OF Europe
peace at all events to England, consistent with
its safety and hopor. Cheers.) 1t was his
MIR. C's) firm belief that the war was not SO
much the work OF the French government, as
Of faction, BY whom the war was forced upon
them. lie also believed that up to the latest
period the, had hopes of peace, and that at
any time they would be glad to avail themselves
OF any channel to creep out Of, and avoid q
war with Spain. .r...
tie was followed by Mr.. Brougham, who at
the conclusion of his speech, recommended
Mr.. Macdonald to Withdraw his motion. The
house was unanimous in reProeating the con-
duct Of rance in their unj ustihable attack on
Spain, and he wished to preserve that unani-
mty. Mr.. Canning would not permit It TO be
withdrawn, and OH a division, the amendment
approving of the neutral policy of ministers
was carried bv a majority OF 37Z to ", This
event was hailed the ministerial members
with 10 d and repeated cheers. The Speaker
then took the question on the original motion,
which was carried In the negative. He next
put the question on the amsndment-the mi
nisterial members cried s.aye," and the oppo.
sition remained silent.
On Friday the I'd ult. Mr.. Canning brought
up an answer, by his Majesty, to the address
on the state of foreign relations. His Majesty
heard with satisfaction the assurances of sup.
port given him by his faithful Commons, he
was thankful to them for the satisfaction which
they had shewn with his exeItions for preserv-
ing the peace of Europe.
LONDON, Nav 5.
Paris Papers-CAPTUREo Of SARAGOSSA
Ieiegraph,c Despatch, Head Quarters
25th april, Z O'Clock, IN the euenrng.S
At the moment of sending my letter, It is
announced that Saragossa has been taken by
most vigorous effort of the French army.
Our troops have entered Tudela. His ROYAL
Highness the Commander in Chief has ordered
that the officers, sub officers, and soldiers OF
/ the 4th division, commanded by Lieutenant
General Viscount Obert, be particularly no.
nored, for their excellent conduct at the taking
of Logrono on the 18th.
We press on the blockade Of Santona
with increasing vigor. The fort of Lore
30 has been. taken on the 2lst by the
troops of the Faith, which makes US mas.
ter OF the roads OF Santonia. Commupi-
cation has been established BY the right
bank OF the Ebro with the second corps,
which continues its march on to Saragos
sa. The revolutionary troops retreat in
every direction: ibe desertion is very
considerable. A great number OF soldiers
no have been forced TO follow them, en-
ter their habitatioDs.
No news IRON the blockade Of Pampelu-
| ma and st. Sebastian.
BY order of his Royal Highness.
! COUNT GUiLLEMlNOT.
LONDON, (Courier,) May 5.-We men,
toned on Saturday that the Duke dan
goulene had found some unexpected diff
tculties 10 bis march upon Madrid. The
nature OF these difficulties will be best I'M
derstood by The following fact, which we
| communicate upon good authority. viz