Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-18

THE AUSTRIAN NOTE.

king knIWn 10 CoIonei can Miguel, oeC>
retaIy OF State for Foreign Affairs to his
Most Catholic Majesty, the sentiments
AMI wishes Of the Emperor,
The reply which his Exceilency gave
to Wis yerba communication, groves mat
the intentions OF his Majesty have been
misin,erpreted, and his Offers untervaIued.
The undersigned will not descent 10 the
poiut OF reluting the ca'umnious ins'nna-
lions by " hich 1t has been eDdeavofed 10
d,stor his res. meaning. Very soon SPAN
and all Europe will be enabled to Judge OF
this. But the Court OF Austria is OF cpi-
MON that its disapproyal OF the Causes OF
the evils which opprsss noble and gene
fous nation, tor which il processes so much
esteem aud r which it feels so much III
terest. would not be- sufficiently declared
fit continued 10 msin;ain diplomatic re-
iations vito the Spanish government. In
execution OF his orders, the undersigned,
therefore. iaiorms the Secretary OF State
for Foreign Affairs, that his mission IS ter
minated and requests that bis excelleDcy
Will have tn. goodness TO forward to HIM
his passports.
Do this occasion the undersigned has
the honor 20 offer to ms excellency the ho-
mage o! his high consideration.
(SIgned) COUNT BRUNETTE.
Madrid, Jan. 10.
ANSWER
I have received the note which your
Excellency was pleased to remit to me,
dated Yesterday, the 10th, aud having now
cnIy 10 say that the government OF his Ca
,holic Majesty is indifferent whether il
maintains relations or not with the Court
OF Vienna, send you, by royal order, the
passports which you have required. AN,
EvARIsTo SAN MIGUEL.
Madrid, Jan. IL.
Copy oF n. letter addressed By the Count
De Bulgaria, the Rpssian Charge dat.
flares 10 III. San Miguel, dated Madrid
January 3.
SlR-l have received the note which
your excelleucy transmitted to me, dated
the day before yesterday. The respect
which I owe to The forms and principles
admitted and consecrated by all civilized
nations, prevents me not only from reply
ing 10 that note, but even from making lts
contents KNOWN 10 my government.
hasten. therefore, 10 send 1t back to your
excellency, for the eyes OF The emperor,
nv master, must not be disguised by the
7erusa OF production which ! abstain
nom characterising, aud in which bis I'm.
psiai majesty and Europe would look IN
VAIN for The slightest evidence OF govern,
msOl which knows how 10 respect itself.
haya the honor TO be, &c,
FROM tie London YirqceLlsr.--Prioats letter.
PARIS, Jan. ei.-lt is pretty evident
that some interruption to the harmony sub
si>nng between the French and English
Courts has taken place. The rejection OF
the preferred mediation with regard to
Spain is one cause assigned; but hnd
Olher explanations current, OF which
give the following as specimen, without
vouching tor us authenticity. Sir Charles
S'uagt, it is said, in consequence OF hav'
mg observed lhdttre9uent CONGRATULATIONS
were made from the russian Ambassador
10 the government OF France, respecting
which great secrecy was maintained, com
Yi,inei 70 Mr.. Canning OF this reserve as
leaving him entirely uniformed on Tue
policy Russia was pursuing on the great
question M agitation. Mr.. Canning. ~
reply, gave positive instructions TO Sir Z
Stuart TO press the French ministry, and
TO demand ali explanation on this point;
when II was disclosed to our Ambassador
with some reluctance, that Russia had been
urging The French government IN the
strongest manner TO undertake The inpa-
son OF Span: and 10 remove all pleas ot
weakness for the enterprise, had offered TO
support France. il thought necessary,
with force of 400, 900 men. Mr. Can
nin5, it is added, was so indignant at tins
want OF fraGkuess at the time when the
Cter OF England's mediation was under
consideration, that he dispatched mes
senger to oyerlake Lord Frzroy Somerset,
who had jus; Quilted London, with Instruo-
NonS To bun, immediately on his arFiVai al
Madrid, 10 prepare tie basis OF treaty
OF alliance, offensive and defensive, be
tween Spain and Euglani to be acted on
IN he event vi declaration OF war oy
france aud Spain.
II >ho1id be generally known, that IN
Conformity OF an ordinance of the King oil
france, under dale oil the 9TH Angus
1892, every ship OF vessel, whether French
or foreign, coming lrom any PORT whatso-
ever, and bound to any port in France,
SaSil be liable. on her arrival, it cot pro-
EIded with a dill oi health from the French
consul or CoHsuisr agent, at The port al
S0,ch she shaft happen TO touch last, to
restraint al quarantine aud, II provided
WITH bill Of heaiih from the authorities
ei the Country she cones from, It WI be
Lnnaleiy necessary 10 have the same en-
! aHTSea by 'se EIenCh consuis or consular