Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-03
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

NEw YsRK, JUSE THE packet ship Hon.
tano, Captain Smith, from Havre, arrived last
evening--having brought Paris pare and pri-
vate i,telligt nee to the 10Th of May-being three
days later than was received yesterday via Lor'-
don. For the following TRANSACTIONS We are m
tlebted to the Editors of the American.
Among the passengers who came in the
Montana, was the honorable ALsERr GALA
TIN, American Minister at the Court OF st.
Cloud
Pms, May II.
The Moniteur publishe. to day the follow
ing Geographic dist itch, transmitted from
Bav onne, the 18Th, at O'Clock in the evening,
Head Quarters at I.crma. l3th-ll O'Clock
at night.
Tie Major General to his ErcelteIry the .j7i1is
| ter Of ipar.
The army continues its movement upon
| Madrid ii. r. II. the Duke OF Angouleme,
| arrived here to-day, with the reserve from
! Burgess. The Marshal Duke Of Reggie en-
| tered Nalladolid yesterday: His vanguard IS on
| the Duero-- General Obert was to have been on
! the 14th at Alrnazar
The Monteur gives in its aon-ebfaal column
the following letter.
| Copy OF letter from Baron d'Eroles, 10th
May, addressed to Marshal Money.
"Monseigneur-As had yesterday the honor
F., to stale, l was advancing my troops upon Vida,
when learnt on the road the retreat of the
enemy upon Berga; thinking that the point
/ OF Vida would be TOO distant from his line, l
directed my force towards Pedro de Toreilo,
! and shall possibly, bush my riget. on to Rirpol
| there | shall await the determination OF
Cural and Gen. Donadeu. have communica-
| ted my opinion to them, which is, that Nina
, should be pushed till he is destroyed, and can
| assure your excellency, that if we pursue lrm
| with vgour for days, he is lust tor want OF am
| mum ton and provisions
"To the General of the armies Of his G. Ma
jesty. (signed)
BAnoS D'EnoIHs"
PARIS, May IL.
Intelligence from Genoa. of the 18th. an
ncunces the occupation of Palamor by our
troops, who were received with those trans
ports Of joy to which they are now accustom
ed.-1be approaches to Barcelona are
continued. movements Of Nina are very
uncertain !; the 18th he descended towards
Coreoza, and appeared, by the hesitst on of
his march, TO have no fixed plan, and only de.
sirous to avoid an engagement. His troops are
diminishing every day. Those whom he had
torcibly enlisted, take advantage of the noun
tans defi.es, and night marches, to desert.
From the corps blocksding Pampeluna, they
WAitS vi Ill AhC Si'1 10 Sio'Siy PiSHsNot
within short cannon shot, by ba,talions and
8 squadrons, ofthe Sd corps of Concoys divi-
sion, and by 900 Spanish Royalists. These
forces will be augmented in few days, by
the arrival OF 3 batta!ions of the 18th regiment
from France, and by 5000 Nayarrois, whom the
Brigadier, Santos Ladon, is bringing from
Saragossa by Jaca. The French and Spanish
ioyaIiss live in the most perfect harmony
they are rivals only in the zeal with which they
support the f.tigues of the service and the II
gours of the season. The garrison of Pampe-
luna, which is composcdof tie skeletons of S
or regiments. and 500 mlitiamen, forming
altogether an effective force of less than 5000
men, sustans daily Losses from deserton. They
dare no longer to haza'd any sorties Fresh
meat is already very scarce in the city, while
the blockadng troops enjoy great abundance.
It is thought that if the bauering train we're
arrived, that Pampaluna, notwithstanding the
strength Of its walls, would no, be lorg before
it opened its gates. - JorpRet des Defects
The departure Of his excellency Mr. Gal
latin is no, without hope Of return. This
worthy Representative ofthe United S;stts hay
ing asksI tcr bis REGAL on ACCOUNT OF hs iaIntl,