The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
Csnt'nuation of Foveign News, per ship Bel
videra, arrived at Baltimore, March 10.
From the Gazette de Fronce.1
PRIVATE LETTER.l


cent Of Gordon of $4,000 Austrian
troops to be form on the frontiers o
Savoy and Southern France IL il ad
ded. that Count Bubna is to have the
command OF the army. What gives
rise to this report Is, probably the o.
pinion entertained here, that the at.
fairs of spain may take such turn as
TO determine the Powers to make war.
1t Is certain that there are great move.
ments among the Austrian troops in
Italy"
MAps,p. Jan. 7.-The decision u
unanimously adopted by Congress upon
the proposition of Arguelles, who has
deserved, a second time, the appella-
ton of Divine. by his noble eloquence,
ia about to set in motion force of go.
600 very good troops This force is to
be added to 10000 active militis and
other corps.
PARIS, Jan. l5.-The Austrian Le-
CATION at the Court of Stutgard has
made an important diplomatic comtnu-
nication to the Minister for Foreign AT.
fairs at Wirtemberg. 1t seems that a
nother meeting he Ministers of the
different Powers of Germany is to take
place, it is said, at Vienna.
The Journal du Departement de la
Moselle, contains the foliowing:-
Intelligence, which appears to us
to be correct. has been received of
some Disturbances having broken out
in one of the southern provinces Of the
Netherlands. We cannot venture to
give any details before receiving more
authentic Information than has vet
reached us"
Tho Abeill. de- Ia Moselle Of the
ga ne date, and the Brussels Journals,
make no mention OF any such event.
From the Liverpool Mercury of Jan. Cd.
THE EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
MADRID, Jan. l0.--Yesterday, the
Cortes held an extraordinary sitting to
deliberate upon the letter of NJ. the
Count dc Yilelle, to M the Count de
Lagarde, and the notes of Russia, Aus
tria, and Prussia The galleries were
thronged with a multitude of specta.
tors.
NJ. de San Miguel, the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, opened the sitting by
stating, that the government of his Ma
jesty had received official communities.
tions from he cabinets of France, Rus.
STA, Austria, sud Prussia, through the
medium of the minister's of these now
ers at hadrid. Although, he observed,
the affairs 10 which these notes related
did not precisely come under the pro-
vince OF the Cortss, yet the government
was DESTROYS of giving proof of the
harmony which reIgned between the
two principle bodies of the state. by
making known to the assembly the
contents of the said documents. as also
the answers of the government OF hi.
Majesty. The latter Aatters himself
with having followed. on this occasion
the course indicated to him by his pat
riotism and the national dignity.
III. de San Miguel, after having reac
the letter addressed to u. de Lagarde
read the following answer.
aotie Hin,ster PLeni potentiaJ.y
gf'h M4jesty at Paris, re.
=" Ehe Government OF his Catholic Maiest
has Just received communication of note SEN
by us most Catholic Majesty to hrs Arnbassa
DOR attnIs Court, and Of which your Exec
iehcy will receive copy for your information
observations to make upon this note. but !,
orierthat your Excellency may not be embsr
rassed as to the line of conduct YOU on ght q
pursue under these circumstances, It has deem
editIts duty frankly to state to you its ssnt;
ments and resolutions.
"fne Spanish government has never beer
ignorant that the institutions spontaneously .
doPted by Spain would excite the JEALOUSY O
several OF the Cabinets of Europe, and tba
they would be the object of deIiberation at tn,
Congress at Verona But, firmer in its primo;
pies, and resolved at every sacrifice to defenf
its present political system, and the national IN
dependence, 1t has TRANQUILITY awaited the result
ofthis Congress
"SPain IS governed by a constitution nro
mdIaated, accepted, and sworn to in 1912. ant
recognised by all the powers VINO assemble,
themselves in congress at Verona
"ferhdeous couRsellors prevented his "a
thoihc Majesty, Ferdinand VII. from swearin,
on ms return to Spain, to this fundanenta
cede, winch the whole nation desired. AM
winch was destroyed by force, without anv r,
monstrance on the part Of the powers VIII
mad recognised it; but an experience of a;
years, and the gene; al will, engaged his maze.
" ~ 1890, to conform 10 the views of Snsn
Yards r0''
"it was not military instruction that o.
ta5ished this new order Of things at the corn
mencement OF the year 1920. The co,,rag,
Gus men who so decidedly declared thensel,'s
IN the Isle de Leon, and successiyelv IN otbs
provinces, were only the organs of general q
PinIoB and OF the desires o. the whole nat;on