Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11

tOf tIle OpcrdtiOnS vi 0diilStd, dho o"e W
his confidential officers has just come to hls
Royal Hlghness to give assurance OF the
| tevotedness OF this general, and to declare
hat be recognizes the Regency, to which
re also brings dispatches. AT the same
me ne has sent IN all directions to eDdea
or to recall TO their duty the several revo
ut,onary de;acbments, which before made
part OF The corps under his command.
The result OF The news which | an
nounCe 10 your Exec lency, has been The
| entrance OF our troops into LallaCia with
out expe ncing any resistance, which In,
ma uIal obs'a'l that def nj that provID'e
>eemed t. announce. ii cannat !A:., be
SIDES, 10 have an Influence on the surren
der OF COrunna, and The pdclhcation OF all
| that part oil SPAN
General MorlIio has joined the troops OF
! Gen. Bourck with 5000 men. The great.
est Decentralization prevails among those
that have abandoned him: II is to be hoped
also that his example will be followed by
other Generals who still obey the Cortes.
According 10 the asst accounts from Gen,
BOuries0ule, the blockade OF CadlZ Is
now ~ well orned by sea as by land
hui tn population aud the troops viii be
re duced TO subsl.t on the magazines. La.
bourers are employed night and day al Sc
vile, 10 he ports aud feet, TO organize
| the light vessels, and Whatever can pro-
mole the operations; all tht Spanish work
men and materials that eau be procured
are made use OF.
Your Excellency will find the bulletin OF
the Al / annexed. ,>,,
PokT ST. MARIE, July !4.-rwo fri
gates and French vessel have arrived this
! morning, from Ioulon, before Cadiz By
means OF this reinforcement the Squadron
| OF Admiral HameIn now consists OF tour
! irIgares and two ships OF war We walt
with great impotence the small vessels and
shallopS, when are daily expected, with
! a great number OF CannonIers which the
General ,n-Cbief has demanded from Sc
vile; and On whose ARRIVAL the attack on
! the isle, and the bombar1ment of Cad,z
will commen nee.
Our crulzers have dispersed a great
! Spanish convoy wuIch was entering Cadiz.
We have n w more than 10000 men un
| der the wa is OF Caulz--tha Is three times
| the strength OF the garrison IN that place.
Courier July -.
Ii is mentioned in MoInmg Paper, up
| on the aurhrrl,y o, private letters, hat &C
| counts bad reached Madrid irnm Seville
nt SIR " A'Cour h2ving LETT Seville tor
| Gibraltar IN the lUlh insi We can pc
sitlyeiy state that no such intelligence has
reached U GuveiDmen, Though The event
| mentioned, Us considered extremely pro-
able; from the I'd ,ure OF he ins ruCtICns
last sent u o SlT w. A Court, and the
discretion 49, power Entrusted 10 him. The
SITUATION OF FERDINAND aud OF the Royal
Family. Is such indeed, that we believe
SIT " lillian would have proceeded 10 Glib
rsltar some tune since. had il no; bee tor
tne difficulty, and even danger, OF travel
| linz through the Country.
From The Correspondent of the London
Globe.
PARIS, Thursday evening, July 24.-lt
~ certain from private accounts, which
may De relied on, taat there Is great
scarcity OF provisions IN Cadiz, but Two
OF the richest merchants OF that place have
undertaken TO purchase supplies, ior
which they are TO be repaid by orde,s up
Oh Nr Machado, III London; who is said
TO have funds tor that purpose. b seal
city was caused Dy tne iIDpioVldence Or
crimInaIuy OF the lae Minister OF War,
VINO wa charged by the Cores 20 see tue
| place well prUvIsIoned, but neglected It.
L.llers trun Catalonia State that MIna's
| heath IS mucn improved, and that he H.
! rected tue late attacks upon the French
army near Barcelona IN rerson. The d.
| vision when was commanded by Gen-r
al Manso being joined 10 that OF Nina, ne
| has now an army OF 1000 oI 1000 men,
| exclusive of the troops OF SlIlaus and Llo-
berias. II is expected that tbi, m1eIatl-
gaoIe chlei will very shortly undertake an
important operation.
send you An extract from letter, da-
ted PerpIgn u, July lSj ana received by
Pans BANKER:
"We know for certainty tina, Nina is
not dead, and that no nnea, mess IS now
felt a. 10 his mdiSposltIon aliha has tor
several years suffered severely from hem
orr6oides and occasional splitting Ut blood.
In continual exercise which De had du
ring the last .hIee or tour months heated
The system, and compelled hun to seek re-
pose IN Barcelona, where ne IS the IDOL OF
the pOpuiaCe, we DIE diso dssuIeu 'hdt
General Manso, whose death has been Tor
some time announced, rs still living, but
IN such state as to be unable TO take The
field. HIS complaint Is a pulmonary al.
lection OF very ser,ou, nature.
barcelona IS crowded TO an extreme
with refugees from III paits-but such have
been the prudent measures adopted by hll-
ma and the local authorities, that although
there are upwards OF 10000 persons
wi inn the walls, provisions are abundant.
The garrison OF Barcelona makes frequent
sorties"
Tn re is strange report of the Duke
d'Angoueme having been surprised by
GuerlIIas and made a prIsoneI--ll is not.
however, believed on Change
From the >ilote Of yesterday.