The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-07-30

vents which cannot fail to take place
at Seville, will add great weight to the
action.o
ePARIs, JUNE 12.
"The King of Spain was still at Sc
vile on the Cd June, and the greatest
agitation prevailed in that city.
"Millans and Llobera, desperate from
the deplorable situation in which they
find themselves at Barcelona, where
famine threatens to provoke an insur-
rection, have attempted new attack
against our troops. AT Granolles, after
tolerable smart action, Gen. Curial
completely defeated the Constitutional
lists. The General afterwards adyanc-
ed beyond Granolles, and the troops are
in sight of Barcelona. 1t is said that
the headquarters of Marshal Money
will be transferred to Granolles.'
" BERLIN, MAY 27.
"Unexpected events which are said
to have taken place in Russia, are at
this time the chief subject of converse
ton. Private letters have been re-
ceived direct from from ST. Petersburg,
but speak, however, on the subject with
extreme reserve, and mention 20 par
ticulars.
According to the reports in circula-
tion here, very serious consequences
have taken place. It is said that con-
spiracy has been discovered, in which
several families of the first rank are re-
ported to be implicated. II is affirmed,
that an ecclesiastical gave information
of the existence of the plot to the En-
press Mother, who was the. first to ac-
quaint her son. 1t is stated that this dis
covery, which had been communicated
to the Emperour, has greatly contrib
uted to induce his Imperial Majesty 10
give up, for the present, his intention of
taking journey into other countries,
the circumstances being of such ma
ture that his presence in the empire is
considered as necessary.
ave know, however, that these state
ments, which at present rest only on
reports and the accounts given by trav-
oilers, are not authentick, but require
further confirmation
SPAIN.
The Regency of the Kingdom during the
captivity of our L.rd the King, 10 the
Soldiers Of The army called National.
"The country, desolated by civil
war, begins TO perceive the term of its
misfortunes. The government has Just
been established, and all Spanlards are
fastening to recognize it. The hydra
of faction is expiring. Peace promises
you repose.
GA handful of Missionaries have mis-
led you-have involved you in dangers,
without glory, and engage you in COM
bats from which you can derive no 9TH
er fruit than disgrace OF death.
" Europe wishes and requires the
peace Of Spain; and 100000 French
men, commanded by descendant of
Henry w. are the auxiliaries of ten
millions of Spaniards in its re-establish-
ment Who will dare to resist them
Will Spanish soldiers contribute to pro-
long the painful captivity of their King ?
Soldiers The country is in our
ranks. In them you may cooperate in
the rescue of the captive Monarch.
That great object obtained, you will re-
turn TO the bosom Of your families to be
employed in the arts of peace Would
you prefer the reproach of staining
your hands in the blood of your breth-
rem, to the glory of consolidating the
happiness of your country
"Soldiers Listen TO the voice of the
Regency of Spain, which speaks to you
in the name of your captive Sovereign.
Give ear to the language of truth and
of your own interests. Come to the
arms Of your old comrades, and join
them in crying tHiva Ell Reg
"Duque Del Infantado, President.
"Duque De Montemar.
" Juan, Bishop of Osma.
Antonio Gomez Calderon.
The Palace. June g."
Notwithstanding the late rebellion OF
the troops in Portugal, the King has de-
clared for the Cortes, and has chosen a
new minister from among that body:
The London Sun of the evening OF
the l4th June, contains letter from
their correspondent at Paris, dated on
the evening of the 18th, in which it is
stated, that Count Abisbal, whose ca
feer is finished in Spain, by the distrust
which he has excited, will return to
France, where he is preceded by strong
recommendations