Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10

! great interest,", Mtiicii Is Tue uiost hhpOFtsAt
Ia en all"
Fso@ 3e!s ne NJ Messenger. Fe5. 9.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
IResaag. Fec &
THE KINGS SPEECH.
The Kings Speech having been read BY III
clerk ct the house. and ap address 10 the sam
ian echo Of the speech) moved and seconde,
BY MIR. Chidc aild MIC. W,ldman
Sir ]. Yorke said few words in reproba
ton OF the present conduct OF France toward.
Spain, after which,
Mr.. Brongham selected passages from each
OF the notes. To shew the justice OF the general
sentiment which was entertained, regarding
them oat oFthe hoase. The acsln,ps II all these
precious documents lcontnucd MIR Bl was rs
PLAIN IS could be- they spoke but one language
| TO Earonc and 60 Span. and that language MAS
I this 1--WE have 10000 hired mercenaries, and
We viii not stoop to reason, with men whom we
have determined TO crush slaves, or annihilate
as trcemen." Tie admired the parallel frank.
ness with which this hsngty language had been
met by the Spanish Governments; the papers
which II had sent forth we're plain and laconc,
and spoke this language ave are millions OF
| treemen and we will not stoop to re ason with
men who threaten to enslaye as "--F Cheers
Even the Emperor Alexander himself, tender
| and sensitive as he WAS ut the sight of blood
| flowing IN the precincts Of royal palace, a
| sight so monstrous, that il his language could
| be credited 1t had never been seen in the histo-
! ny OF the word--might have been fought
1 lesson, which even he might not have found
| over pleasant IN the recollection; for the En-
peror Alexander, however pure he might him
seiso be, and however innocent his agents, was
nevertheless descended from fathers and mo-
4 hare ;hg.h ..A lstf. A
| bands brothers and children. God forbid that
| he should impu,e the acts Of violence which
had been committed on the persons Of various
| members OF the present dynasty of Russia 10
Their fathers and brothers but it did hapnen
| somehow or other, and by some inexplicable
fatality, that those relatives had invariably reap
ed the advantage of the atrocities committed.
and bad as invariably failed to bring the per.
petratofs OF them to publice justice
pAnIs, Jan. z.
II is affirmed that the two divisions com.
manded by the Prince de Hohenlohe, will. if
wal take place enter Spain with the army of
the Western Pyrennees, ard despatched 10
occupy Arragon. --Garetfc de France
1t is affirmed, that the Marshall Duke de
| Reggie will set Of TO day for Bayonne.
Journal des Debates.
The So battalion of the 5h Regiment Of the
Guards, IN garrison at Orleans, has received
orders 10 march thence Tor the army on the 9th
instant.
This day the Regiments Of the infantry of
the Royal Guard, which are destined for the
army OF Spain will be reviewed by the Mar.
snail Duke de Ragnssa, Majos General de
Service: These troops will march ON Satur.
| day next.
An Imperial Ordinance has Just been PRO.
| mulsated at Milan for the levy of COCO men.
| This operation will commence on the 2Oth Of
| March.
SPAIN.
/ MADRID. Jan. 1o.
/ The journals published the following an.
swer of his majesty to the message Of the Cor.
/ ties.
8 .tfessem,s Dcpiaics--l have received with
lively satisfaction the messages which The Cor
| ties addressed to me the 18th INST. and per-
ceivmg IN il The conformity Of their sentiments
with my own, !, anew, Congratulate myself
upon being placed st the head of A nation
which SO many Qualities distinguish The
sentiments OF honor and national independence
so profoundly rooted in the hearts or SIaniards,
offer ne the securest guarantee that the exist
ing political Institutions, the object Of their
predictions, will continue unaiierable, non
witlistanding the efforts OF their most violent
enemies. How, in this respect, can | enter.
tain the slightest doubt, when | am witne IS
OF the ciiusion OF the patriotic sentiments and
genernus resolutions which will render The Sit
ting of Congress on the 9th and l,ti, OF this
month eternaIly memorable Those DAYS
nave shown gentlemen, what = nation is csf,a.
bic OF when the conformity Of elevated sent.
men,s gives so generous an impulse to conf
dence. They are the most positive and most
eloquent ans wers 10 the cainfnnio,is lmputa
lions with which the COMMUNICATIONS Of for
eign cabinets are filed, and which, have exc;s
ed the surprise and indignation of the Extraor-
binary COrses n lions will at once see The
iiee. manifestation OF my sentiments aud princi-
pies they Will he convinced that the consti-
tutional king Of the SPANS enjoys the f,,nda.
mental code; they will form an exact idea OF
the true origin of the disorders which afsiict
the Country. The sacrifices which, under
these circumstances, the honor and indeoe,.
dence OF the state require viii be but nothing
IS considered too great sacrifice BY nation
habitnstedto suffer, and to hear ma Other cry
than that OF liberty and honor. For N, SELF
G ~ need more aud more OF the i'm lcrious ne
cesslti, tina, ali the children OF this gfieat FAM.
)ly should assemble round the oasii.utional
throne. will steadily foiio v the r. ute which
my duty prescrlbes to me and, il the specta.
Gle OF nation destined to defend her Ddeprn
dehce and laws, dn not res rain those who me.
dltate TO invade her, will place myself at lie
head, certain of victory in the m Isl just OF
causes, which is the same time that Of all
the free nations of the earth"
(Signed)
''FERDIN AND.
Al the PLACE, Jan. II, 1928"
Having finished the reading Of this message
the President observed thai the Coaes had
heard and justly appreciated the sentiments
manifested by the King and that the as e..
! bly, were persuaded that, united to the st
tu,ional throne, ani ~ the government Of his
~ aieslp. fheN ,Nnltld ciI.ct liz. tr....n,., =.