The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-14
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srnss A'o"ooh adsices to the so,h n.
and liverpool to. the Ist nj, $500 80.
vi!n L'oyds List to the 9Th Dec '''
The most important pe,,. !.
OF me resignation oil the duke ts waa' ,'
norency, and the official no,, .aI.a." n.,
oS NJ. u. villele Sho had, been aann;n 49,
munster Tor foreign AFFAIR.", 80 po ,
-. Fs p.see OF the duke (given oelow) to
he rreneh minister al Madrid. The
Aonoon Gourisr ofthe sO,h. from which
our extracts, contains Its oun
op"nopS, as we'll as those of seyer., Do
us eaitors, on the subiec, ofthes, ..cn,.
ns cause OF the dukes resipnai,o,,
may De learned from the follow,5. 90
2Sth Dec. u'ehhe Oh the
va wednesday morning NJ. the H,ts
dc 'iontmorency presented 10 the co...
Gil oil ministers, at which his m.;es,v 80
M'ea' we form OF a note designed to be
s auuiessea 70 the Spanish government.
h"s document energetically expressed
.ne i"'entions OF the sovereigns, member,
" ue molly alliance, such as tney wer.
oeciaIed 81 the congress of Verona. IN.
N"Jo'"y oil the ministers having suppor,.
ca the note of NJ, de Montmorencv. "A
He 'iheie, III ais turn. presented note.
ne terms OF which we're rhildcr. and
whicn, having been submitted to the no
Obtained the assent of his ma;..,y
VI. me duke Math,eu de Montmorencv
VINO, ~ tie deliberations of The coperess
hah specifically engaged 10 cause to be
presented ny the French cabinet, the
noe exactly IS 1t has been determined
epo'l between the several pienipotentia-
Ties declared that ne must, in case of
m"d'hcaIons,soiici, the king 10 accep, his
re- snatlon. vi. de Viiele, who. in the
event OF the dispatch of The note of he
orNe Matthew de Mohtmorency, must
have solicited is retirement. has been
charged al interim, by his MAJESTY. win
the ministry Of foreign affairs.
he Courier holds the following Ian.
suaSe respecting the note of M. de VIII
lele:
But what, in point Of fact, is this letter
OF Viileie, 1t IT be not the precursor of a
declaration OF war W. have read ),
WIN all the attention in our power we
nave applied TO it all the consideration
which such document is calculated In
excite; and we should belle our own
judgment if we were to saw we can dis.
cerhin 1t any approximation to peace,
unless, indeed Spain does, Of herself.
what nobody believes she will do, and
what, III truth, nobody can consider her
ID condition to do; that is--pul down
'he volulionists-rescind the constitu-
uon- and restore tranquility in those
provinces winch are now torn by civil
war. Either words have no meaning, or
~ our apprehension, the language of the
French government resolves itself into
'his- iiyeu DO not amend the nuisance,
we must.
w contend that such must be the in.
reference, becagsewe have too high an o.
pinion OF vi. de ViIlele Mpself to believe
That he would render the King and the
government ridiculous by proposing an
alternative upon which lie had no inten.
ton to act.
The duke of Wellington arrived in
London on the 2Sd of December from
Verona.
Advices had been received from Ma.
did to the 2lst of Dec. The national
Soo'"h'S VI "duriuS anu OF all spain.
are represented to be in astate of most
teIFiblsincertitude respecting pending G.
vents. Oppressed by despotic &sangui.
nary minority, they dread they shall be
come victims. The interval of the arri.
val OF the liberating forces is pregnant
with perilsi the fury of the reyolutionis,s
may urge them to vengeance and Excess
Ses OF all kinds |"
A mail from Paris to Madrid and two
commercial couriers had been seized by
She Royaiists, pear Madrigallios.
The si,iIngs of the Cortes possessed no
interest
DISTRESSING CASUALTY.
CHARLESTON, Is. o.) JAN. l0.-Miss
WaiIenbuig, aged q years. died yester-
gay morning in consequence of her
clothes accidently catching FIRE on Tuess
day last. Her younger sister was also
much burnt in attempting her rescue |;
and Mr.. Myers, respectable mechanic,
and lodger IN the house, who went TO
thelr assistance, and finally extinsuished
che fire by rolling The deceased in the
carpet,so severely,as will probably inlure
n not defeat his means Of livelihood.
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