Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-07
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


NEw-YoRK, July as-London n..
Pers TO the evening of the 10Th. and Ii
Verpool to the 2lst of June, have reach
ed us by the British brig Minerva, in
So days from the latter place.
FRANCE AND SPAIN
The latest official intelligence from
Madridis contained in Telegranh;c
despatch of the 18th June. received at
Paris on the 18th, by which it anpear.
that the French corps, destined for Sc
vile, had previously begun their march.
and were advancing slowly and with
great precaution. In the route. IT,,
had encountered some scattered p-sFties
of the Constitutionalists, who, so far
from joining the invaders, and no way
inundated by superiority of numbers,
gave them battle in every instance. OF
one of these affairs, which took place
on the 7th June, & in which the French
took two pieces Of cannon, and 900 pri-
soners, the Madrid Gazette, set up by
the Regency, speaks in the following
bombastic strain:-"This glorious ac-
lion, which will accelerate the release
OF our king from his captivity, has filled
the inhabitants of the province with the
greatestjoyw The only farther notice,
IN these documents, of the patriot
troops in this quarter, is the following
laconic article: IAN enemy's corps is
entrenched at Teruel: Ballasteros is in
front of Valencia" 1t is added, that
the French advanced guard was at Bay
len on the 10th June. The Moniteur
announces, in demi-ofical form, that
Cen Bourdescult, commander of one
OF the divisions, was confident he would
reach Seville on the esd June at the
farthest.
A report of Baron Rottenboure, COM
handing a division of the Eastern army
OF the Pyrenees, states, that Gen. Nina
had again bahed the attempts to cap
ture him, by changing his position, car
rying with him 1000 infantry, so caval-
ny, with his ammunition and money.
GREAT BRITAIN.
twas reported in London, that tho
new Regency of Spain had determined
on refusing to recognize the debts con-
tracted by the Constitutional govern
ment Seven expresses having arrived
from Paris on that subject, in a few
hours, this had occasioned considerable
excitement in the money market; but
il appearing from French papers that
the statement rested on the authority of
a private letter, doubts had arisen as to
its authenticity.
five are to credit the London Cou-
rier, the British government were about
to check the proceeding of those who
were raising money in aid of the Span
ish patriots. The Corporation of the
city of London is said, in the same pa
per, to have acted lille gally in voting
money to support the same cause.
The public funds in London as well
as in Paris were on the decline when the
last accounts came away. The national
debt of Great Britain is stated at $780,
l79,2SM u.s. 1Od; and the interest at
36,965,0S6l 15s. 1Od., sterling.
The King had completely recovered
from his late attack of the govt. The
Duke of Cumberland had arrived in
London from the Continent
Ireland continued to be the scene of
he greatest disorders In an aRray be-
-ween the Orange and Ribbon men. at,
country fair, the latter were routed with
he loss of eight killed and six wounded.
1t was rumored, that the three great
Northern Powers had withdrawn their
from the court of Slut
gard; an event which, according to the
Pans papers, would surprize the pub
lc.-Ihe cause of this sudden move,
nent is not even coniectured,
LONDON, June 10.
A Spanish Cabinet MESSENGER arrived
asst night in London. He was despatch
d by the Mock Regency at Madrid TO
dr. Canning, and we know that the lot
ers which he brings for the British CO.
eminent, dated the sth inst. are fortbe
purpose OF requesting, that England will
acknowledge the Regency, according
o the example given by the Courts Of
AUSTRIA, Prussia, and Russia, together
WITH Their underlings of Naples. Sardi-
IA, and I'D genus omas.D Now then
It's TO be seen whether Mr.. Canning will
az the honour of England PROSTATE AZ
he feet of French General and his
raitors, associates, the Spanish Regen-
y. we shall see whether our neutrali-
IS as honest as Mr.. Canning boasted.
lot two months ago-Neutrality COM
hands that the Messenger should bn<H