Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25

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hand. we deprecate war, unies. Ii
ns.sry strong necessity. On the other,
-. LIQUID be- sorry 10 sec the principle
"flsgi,imacv, in its present extent. as
..r,s, BY the confederated sovereigns
n ,hs New World"
SPAIN.
The Madrid papers of the 9s'h Oeto
10, .,prs.ent the schism, which had
go, olsce between he Duke Dan
~an,sms and Ferdinand, as So great
e., thsy would not again meet The
F-epch troops were rapidly withdraw,
;,y from all paris Of the peninsula, and
ths ,upplie. Of French money 10 the
sn,oisb treasury hsi ceased. b ur-
non. wa. TO remain at Madrid, where
the French head quar- etc ~eie 10 De
established, and q lew Ut the f~ortresses
On the frontiers, were TO receive French
sarri.cn., bu, they we're to be wholly
wi .hdrawn from every other part OF
So,in Private letters complain most
bitterly Of the arrogance add insulting
conduct o. the Monks and Fears, aid
sd and supported BY the "army OF the
Faith and assert that no honorable or
honest man esn soy longer reslde IN
sam. Every thing like trade, with
Oh, exception of that of the Freach
.m,g9Iers, was at q stand, and the only
money TO be seen any where was that
which the French were spending
These letters also communicate the IN
no,,sn, fact, that the Spanish troops
in Auds,usia, were to be clothed at the
excuse OF Fcsncs; that they were all
ready receiving ratioDs from the French
magazines. and . SUN of money daily
to purchase tobacco and spirits; IN short
Slain was entirely . province Of France.
TURKEY.
Advices from C~onstantinople OF the
9Th September: induce the belief that
another revolution had occurred IN the
Turkish capital. The Jsn%nisrsries
we're in commstion, but no particulars
had t%ranspired,
The elegant packet ship Paris, Capt.
Robinson, on her second voyage from
New York to Havre. was driven ashore
on the lst Of Nov. near Cherbourg. and
that the passengers and crew we're all
saved. No other particulars OF this
disaster have yet reached Us. She had
on board between thirty and forty pas.
sensers whose connections are very ex-
t~ensive. and anxious. The fact of their
having AL 60. ashore is stated ina Lon.
don paper. One person on board the
London informs Us, that he heard they
were drawn ashore in baskets by Q
hswser.
We have received London papers OF
the 7th, 9th and 10 h November, (eveD-
ing.) The Spanish and South Ameri-
eau stocks were again f~iuctasting and
declining; and it was currently report.
cd iu London, that England was fitting
out further naval expeditions, and the
sone regiments of troops were under
vrders for embarkslion.
The cspitulstlon of Barcelona, Hos.
talrich &c was ratified by Mins. the
French we're to axe possession Oh he
5rh Nov.
Lsrlda was to be occupied BY the
French on the ID Nov. The garrison,
5000 men, were prisoners Of war.
The trial Of Rlego had commenced;
he had liberty, but dld not attend. HIS
counsel insisted on lis right TO be tried
by a mll tary cour while the kings
adv cate demanded tnat he should be
trIsu az q mrmbsr IF the Cortes This
point was not settled
All tie Consuurional chiefs of Es.
trsmsdura. sxcep, the Empecinado,
have sen, 10 their submission. Bada-
Jos was occupied by the F. ench on the
con Of OF
L. appears there had been some dis.
turoan'e at C,diz. An order da'sd
o.. 29th, directs al he officers and
soldiers ofthe dlsbsnded army remain
Ing In the nelghborhood. contrary to
the kings commands, to leave within
Is hours.
Bs'ias,eros has addressed . note to
the duke Of Ang"uleme, dated at Port
St. Mary's DC 7dh. demonstrating a.
gsinst the Proscriptive decree of the lot
Of Oct.
The Duke Of Angouleme, and Prince
OF CarrIgnsD, arrived at Madrid on the
LIST OF November, accompanied by only
80 guards.
lhere were reports at London, on
sne 10th, that the King Of France was
seriously 'ndisposed The dissolution
OF French Chamber of Deputies.
was To be announced between the 18th
and 10Th Nov. Chstesubriand, who op.
Posed this measure, had retired from
| Paris C~o.nov, r., 30
Don Victor Saes, 10 occupied by orr
Ger OF the King with the grand affairs
of the colonies: these fine aud rich DOS.