Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29

revolution, 10 restore Tue hhiS W US P'e
negatives, aud the nohles to their proper
influence and weight in the government,
and as such they have beeo hailed as they
advanced with every demonstration Of
gratitude ard Joy. And yet it seems,
they are in prodigious bury TO get lhro'
with thei. business, and ''cirse the con-
cern," tor lear these very TOyslIsls may
get sick of their deliverers, and turn a.
bout and fight them, and perhaps cut on
The opportunity Tor ihem 10 return IN sale
~ 10 their country.
In the same paper we Ind It stated as
follows:
MADRID, June 6,-lt is impossible 10
convey an idea OF the enthusiasm which
IS excited in this capital by the presence
OF bis royal hIghness the duke d'Angou.
ieme, our La6erator. During these last
FIVE or SIX days. the inha bi,anls have a.
bsndoned their labors and surrendered
themselves 10 festivities,
The same paper contains an article
from Berlin, under The date OF May 81,
which speaks of a recent discovery Of a
plot in hus.ia. What degree oil credit is
due to The account We do not know. No.
thing is mo,e likely, however, than that
symptoms OF The kind should show Them
selves there. Ii is long time since. any
thing OF tina, sort has happened, and the
Russians are esed 10 violent measures
when they wish to change their masters.
A very splendid meeting was held at
London ON the 18Th Ut June, 10 consider
vi the best way and means OF af!ordng as
sistance to the Spaniards." Lord w.
Bentinck was chairman. a great number
of poblemen, members Of Parliament aud
other persons OF distinction were present.
The meeting was addressed BY the Chair
man, by Lord Erskine, Sir }. Macintosh,
Mr.. Marryatt, Lord Lyndoch, Mr.. brCug-
ham, Mr.. A. Barring, Lord }. Russell, Mr..
Denman, Lord Firing ION Gen. Sir K Fer
guson, and others. Many spirited Iesoiu-
tons were moved and carried unanimous
ly. A subscription was opened, and near
ly 5000 pounds were subscribed, and a
committee oftwelve was appointed, at the
he ad Of which was J. q. LaDblon, Esq.
NJ. P. 10 nanage the subscription.
The editor OF the Courier rdIcules the
idea that The lew thousands which may be
subscribed can aid Spain in her present
difficulties. Ii is demonstrated beyont a
question, says this paper, that nine tenths
VI the people of Spain are either inditier-
emit or hostile 10 the constitutional 1t was
not so, the Duke Of Angouleme could not
maintain himself 10 SPAN, nor Money in
Catalonia, against the great population oil
that province. j.,
The Marquis de Talaru is nominated
ambassador OF France 10 King Ferdinand,
and accredited as such to the Regency,
during tho captivity OF the king
II is affirmed that the diplomatic agents
OF Russia and Austria will sci Oh soon Tor
The same destination.
lhe two French armies marching for
Seville. are preceded by ) or 4OUO men
each, of Spanish RoYalisls.
The King OF England attended the As.
cot Races ON the third day. He was at
tended by many nobIemen, among them
was lord Wellington. and several foreign
princes. The Duke Of York was also on
the course, in foreigh green undress, al
tended by single groom.
Our Dublin papers of the 10th OF June,
contain many particulars OF outrsses IN
Ireland. Mr.. Croits is cead ol bis
wounds.
The directors OF The Bank of England,
with view OF extending ibe employ.
ment oil their capital, have adopted the re-
solution o. making advances OF money OF
the security of Bank Stock, at The rate Of
per cent. interest.
AMERICAN STOCKS. JUNE ~.
Three per cents. SO 685; Five per
cents OF 1921, 96 965; Six per cents Of
1872, 90 8 90; do. 1918, SO "a; do.
1914, e5 a sc; do. 1918, SO SO; Seven
per cents SO ga above with div,
from LIST April. 1923. U. S Bank Shares
l2i SIS. with dividend from LIST Jan.
"CoNsrASr,NoPLE, My I0h.-The
whole OF the Turkish flotilla, with nume-
rous transports, have now left this port
some days for the Dardanelles the Cap
tain Pacha quilted Sd inst. II is conclu.
ded that all the merchant vessels which
have lately lelt this place, bound down
wards, will have been detained al the
Dsrdanel!es until The feet shall have sail
ed"
from the Moniteur.]
ARMY OF THE PYRENNEE6.
Report of VI. the Maor.General to his
ErceNency The Minister Secretary Of
State for he War Department,
'The division OF Bourck continued It's
movement upon Leon. The advance
guard of this division, commanded by NJ.
The Wsjor- General Coun. de Ia Rochsjac'
quelin, occupied that town The 3lst May.
On the lst OF June, recommending de-
tachment Of leo cavalry, supported by
goo infantry, marched upon Astorga. On
the second at day break, this detachment
fell in with the enemy's Tear-guard, about
a league distant from, and Oh this side OF
Astorga, composed OF lOuO men. OF whom
800 were cavalry, who prepared TO retire.
Our cbasseur, and hussars instantly Chsrg.
ed the enemy, threw their ranks into dls-
order, and pursued them a league and a
bali beyond Astorga; twelve or fifteen
y lnr md