Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10

France. We have feceived no intelli-
gence confirmatory OF these reports
nothing in fact, which can authorize us
10 repeat them. What is certain is, that
nj. dc Legar,le was, as we have already
stated, to quit Madrid on the 9oth OF
January, and that he had not arrived al
BayOnue on the 50tb nor even the 3lsi
nit. The most probable IS. that he has
met with obstruction and difficulties ~
continuing his route which IS a prey to
revolutionary fury, ard ciyii war. II
The crane, which it appears rs dreadful,
had been committed, positive inte'li-
gcnce thereof would have been received,
ior bad news the libeFaux well know,
arrives with more expedition than good.
Guotidisnne.
To-day, Mt three o'cloc<, no intelii-
cence bad been received OF NJ. the
Court de I.ssarde since his departure
from Madrid.
Gaxgffe de France.
Ertracf Of letierfrom Lisbon.
"LlsBoE, PED. -.
The Portuguese government has re
ceived iesp.t Ives Rom bayGnne
which announced the a:fivai OF the Duke
d'ANeouLEmE TO command the Freact
armies. The Spanish Gortes were In
permanent session, night and day, and
the people appeared enthusiastically de
ternined to repeal the invaders. II is
expected here, that Portugal will be in
VOWED in the war. The English Am.
lassador has announced to the cortes
that Enoland will remain eutral."
N.POZZO DI BORGO.
"PARIs, Jan. 90.
We recur frequently to the political
system Of Huss,a which appear to US IL
compatible with the prosperity and IN
dependence Of the south OF Europe. Ter
system is not late enc, twas prepared
in tic reign OF Peter |. and deGnll,ely
adopted by Cathayile. The cabinet OF
~. Petersburg is faithful TO its poi ical
traditions. and if this be doubted, we
can cite the most striking evidence, that
OF NJ. pozzo di Borgo the ambassador
actually of RUSSIA to France. This dis
tinguished diplomatist then deputy
from Corsica to the Legislative Assem-
bly,, made speech in that assembly on
the 10th July 1892, upon the situation of
France in relation TO The rest of Europe.
The orator in examining the hostile
conduct Of Austria and Prussia towards
France and deploripg The inatuation
which led them to form fatal alliance
with Russia exclaimed, the time will
come when those powers will feel the
error which they now seem to delight in.
The northern league prescrlbes ageueral
servitude to all Europe. and shows on
ali sides its menacing front, according
toits SYSTEM Poland will only escape
from war by the sacrifice Of its indepen-
dence. and the liberties Of Germany are
annihiIated ~ the change in the policy
Of Prussia"
twill be seen with what sagacity
NJ. Pozzo di Borgo judged of events
then hidden in futuTity. Unhappy Pc
land saw the cessation 0f war only, when
she'lost her independence and when the
glorious crown Of the lagellons was bro
Ken in pieces This northern league
still esisls, and we cannot but deeply
share in The apprehensions of NJ. Pozzo
di Borgo." Constitutional.
PANS, Jan. 81.
Seven companies of the royal artillery
,(foot) With complete park have mar
ched for the Spanist frontier. Tie light
artillery and engineers have received or
.ders to hold themselves in readiness
it requires fifty two days according to
the military " routes" to reach Perpi-
guam.
Within - days the price of sugar in
Paris has risen Is sous the pound (aboat
23 cents) $500 men, troops OF the line
now in garrison here, march the day after
TO morrow for Bayonne. They are to
be replaced by regiments from the
north.
The Brussels Oracle, under date Of
2Sth, has the following article.
The 59th regiment OF infantry, IN fine
order. has marched from Lille for Paris.
Seven other regiments of light infantry
and of the line. now in garrison along
the fortresscs of this frontier, have re-
,ceived marching orders, The material
of the artillery and the munitions OF war
drawn from the arsenal at Douay are to
be EN- acknowledgements is at a stand,
land the ship owners at Dunkirk it is
said, already applied for letters of mar