Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-26

EranOllSS; TOT ~ "1n' w fth
The following are the positions OF the
4;.,sions Of Donnadieu: That general, vino
nj iolIew Nina, in The Cerdagne, If ne.
w." 'o.s,ry is this night at Berga; the bri.
20. ST. Priest and the Baron d'Eroles
si,o IN pursuit OF Nina; Count Astorgs
az unused. az hIanresa, the garrison of that
'Iace all unite with that OF Vich; at the
rm.ck @! yich, general Sarsquin was se>
80 nuuded-his loss will he severely
~ nv the army; or 600 wen of the d.
y,.;oo OF Carial continue 10 occupy Malaro.
IN, 8lh DIVISION continues to form corps
-, nb,e,yation before FIgueras'
sSo.soYa, June NINA, pursued night
and day. will not escape al Baia, only by
oracle; he bds thrown himself on horrld
,.eciprce. Without giving his soldiers the
a,,t rest, be marched them over the
b,9besl mountains, near zen d'urgel,
,nere he arrived this night; his intentions
.re TO regain COrdoya, by Saint Lucent.
According TO all the reports | have receiv.
o. Hma's army is extIDgushed aud COM
,lrleIy demorsilZed, and he ravages the
lounrry he passes through, and fofees the
nGsbitanls 10 give him provisions,
DONNADIEU.'
From the Quotidieane. June 8.
On lie Sist OF MAY, Nina arrived al Sen
'Ursel with his DIVISION, oil about 9, 300
men; and 'lis given as certain that the Bs-
ION d'Eroles Is continually following hun.
The Marquis de Talarn, our ambassador
10 Spain, SETS OH to morrow tor Madrid.
From the Constitutional
PAsIs, June 9-Every thing is now
matter tor Boosting. The Etoile relates
mat courier coming from Madrid, was
stopped in Spain by two highway robbers.
who limited themselves ~ taking his mo-
ney, leaving hrm his dispatches, Tearing
rhe loss OF them would be injurious TO the
service OF King Ferdinand, and the brave
French army
Pans, June 9-The Spanish journals
say nothing OF the circumstance mentioned
~ rle Etoiie, OF a revolution at Seville,
bul assert on the contrary, that the Cortes
were pursuing their labOrs with tranquil
y. II We ave 10 believe what the EtOi!e
states, the British Ambassador has offered
he King and Cortes refuge al Gibraltar;
all the towns Of Spain have sent IN their
submission K, Abisbsl is IN France--Mo-
milo and BaiiaSteIOS have abandoned The
cause, aud Nina alone remains 10 defend
1t, acting merely upon his own account.
h appears To MS that instead OF giving Gre
dit TO such improba bic tales, II would be
much better tor The Ministerial Journals to
give faithful extracts from tue Spanish pa
pers, which they receive more regularly
than the opposition journals, Ii affairs
were in the state which they would have
us believe, the Seville Journals could not
50 much disguise the truth as to render US
unable TO discover il in their narratives.
LONDON, June 1--WE have received
B,yonne papers 10 the Sd instant, and
letter liom Madrid, from which we ex-
tract the following:
BAYoNsE, June Sit is affirmed that
Morllo has removed from Astorga towards
Cindad Rodrigo, where he might .barrass
the rear and flank OF our army. IL is pro-
posed TO form at Madrid \ regiment under
The name OF Royals Battalion, of The &C.
serlers from the Constitutional army.
Il is supposed that, now the capital is
occupied by the French, the operations OF
the ConstitutlOnalists will begin. They !
have, however, TO contend not only with |
superior forces, hut also against an enemy |
whose great peCunisry resources must ne
1sssarily enable him TO paralyse the mea.
snreS ot the government OF the CorteS; and
IN fact part Of The people have been gain
s1 By the liberal payments made by the !,
army for every thing with which 1t has !
been furnished. Gold has besides been Ia.
v'shy expended, not only in the towns
and villages occupied by the French, to-
the purpose 0i exciting the people against !
the Cuns,iIutIonallSts, and OF giving new
yigUr to the counter-revOlutioD; the same
system has been pursued even IN places
ur' yet occupied, particularly Cadiz, Sc
yrlls, Malaga, Cordova, Jsen, Grenada,
Valencia. Murcia, and in all Gallicia. 10
deprive the Spsniards Of the aid OF the
Portuguese, dlscord and civil war IN that
country are encouraged, 1. IT is even affirm
en- that revou ioHary committee has been
formed al Valladolld. and sum OF two
millions of francs placed a, the disposal OF
I ouat Amarane, exclusive OF other sums
which have been expended al Oporto and
and Lisbon.
"lRuS, Frontiers Of Spain. June e
I've Of our weaIthiest citizens have beep
80 harrassed since the INVASION tor having
Z nbraced the Constitutional cause, that
hey have taken refuge IN France.
" The day before Yesterday vessel IN
der the American flag, laden with rice
and salt fish, entered the port OF ST. Sc
'astlan, after vain attempt OF French
iHsate 10 prevent il.
" The report runs, that Gen. BaIlasie-
ros has beaten UIbman, and taken more
than 1000 prisoners. Others say it was
With part OF MoIilor's corps that the se-
lion took place.
Three thousand Constitutional CUE ,
rilas, IN several bands, hang on the high |
road 10 Madrid, between this and Vito
Tia."
ErtrGct ofG letter from Madr,d d, May 90.
" The Lisbon papers are no longer le'
Sened and It is not known what Is be-