The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-03
ONE DAY LATER

NEW YORK DEC. S0.-By the arrival this
forenoon Of the ship Meteor, capt. Cob6I
in 40 days from Liverpool, the editors of
the Commercial Advertiser have recclv-
ed the London Courier of the evening OF
the 9th OF November, being one day C
ter than the intelligence brought by the ,
Columbia.
From the London Courier, ef Nov. 6.
Alta late hour this morning wcreceiv-
ed, by express, some Paris papers Of
Monday. They contain the following &C.
counts Of a victory gained by the Royal
lists in the North of Spain. We have
not time Tor remarks on this intelligence.
From, the Frontiers Of Shain.
"The constitutional brigadier.genersr
rorrijos, had attacked the army OF the
Faith, and had been repuIsed with loss
of 600 men, and himself MORALLY woun,-
ell by bomb splinter. The battle took
place at Castlefolit. The army of the
Faith is composed ofabout 10000 men,
and occupies an excellent position.
Extract Of a hriva:e letter, dated
BAYoNNE, OCT, 28.-The Royalists had
lately disposed Of great number Of pris-
oncrs on this side Urgei, and near the
French frontiers. Some Spaniards, who
have taken refuge on our territory, aided
by some of our revolulionists, formed a
design 10 liberate them, in order to effect
which, they organized band of about 100
French smugglers, who were well ac-
quainted with the passes. Happily the
plot was timely discovered; four Of these
wretches are in custody, and rigorous
pursuit is making for the others. The
audacious enterprise gives reason to be-
lieve that the Liheraux had entertained
the hope of exciting some commotion in
the south Of France" Gazette de France.
We have received Hamburg papers to
the 30th ult. 1t is stated in an article
from Frankfort, that the king Of the two
Sicilies intends resigning his crown, and
fixing his future residence in some part
of the Austrian territories. The follow
ing are extracts 60
"s1SCKHoLM, OCT l3.-It is reported
that our future princes royal is expected
to come here in the month of May, next
year. A ship of the line will receive her
on board at Warnemunde, and convey
her hither.
FRANKFORT, OCT. 23.-The Paris Jour.
nails of Sunday have arrived in due course.
We think their intelligence, as it regards
Spain, OF character that may Justify
some doubts with respect to the pacific
termination, at least between France and
revolution has given birth. This howev-
err is not the time for indulging in specs
ulatioD when many days cannot elapse be-
fore something will be definitely know
from Verona, of the views and intentions
of the allied powers. The following are
extracts:-
"PARIs, NOV. S.-'.Yesterday an extra.
ordinary courier arrived at this office for
foreign affairs from Verona. He announ.
ces the speedy return Of M. lie Viscomte
de Montmorency, minister of foreign af-
fairs. The Viscomtess set out Yesterday
evening for CRANBERRY, to meet her hus-
band.
"Ihis evening courier extraordinary
left the English embassy for Verona.
according to the Gazette de Piemont,
the king of Naples was to leave his CAPT.
tai on the s2d of October, pass through
Rome on the 24th, Sc arrive at Verona on
the Cd or Sd of Nov. The duke of Cal.
abria will govern the kingdom during the
absence Of his father but resolutions will
be agreed to in the council of ministers.
and sent to Verona to be sanctioned We.
give, without comment, an article which
the Journal of Toulouse gives as an ex-
tract from the Dario OF Urgel -
"a Spariard, worthy Of credit, who
has just arrived from France, informs US,
that the army of the frontier is continual
ly exercised in military evoIutions, and
that the pay Oft. troops has been rails
ed to soE per day to each soldier. II is
also said, by another person of credit
that in short time the French seuadrons
will so to blockade the ports Of Cadiz and
Cocogne." | Constitutional.
Extract Of private letter from the a.
gent to Lloyd's at Patras, dated Zapte,
Sept. SS.-ssln consequence Of the exis,
ting state Of affairs between the Turks and
the Greeks in the Morea, and the various
reports in circulation relative, to the
blockade instituted by the Turkish and
Greek maritime forces in these parts,
have the honor to inform you, for the in.
formation Of the committee, and the SUBJ
scribers tobloyd's generally that for some
time past here has been no hindrance
whatever 10 free and uninterrupted ma
vigaion under the British or Ionian flag,
as Tar as regards the coast of morea and