Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NEW YogK, May 6.-1he ship MINER
va, capt. Wilson, 90 days from Liverpool
has brought papers OF that place OF The 9th
April, from which it appears that no &C.
counts had been received of The commence
meut of hos,:ltes CT the Spanish Frontier.
The duke OF Angouleme had arrived at
head quarters. and it is naturally to be m
erred from this Circumstance, that Spain
would be forthwith invaded. IL his royal
hjgbDess did not receive counter orders 10
few days from Paris. 1t was reported
in one OF The London papers (the Sum-
OF The Sd of April, that the ottlcia! dec!a-
ration OF war by France against Spain,
had been received by The British govern
ment, and toat the French armies were IN
fell march into The Spanish territory. lh!s
intelligence, however, was not rehed On.
The King OF Spain, accompanied by SIX
thousand troops lett Madrid on the 2o,h
March, for Seville, as previously settled
by the Cortes,
Sun office, London, .1prii 8. Cd Edition.
Government, has received,be decIara>
ton OF War by France against Spa'n, as
well as the manifesto OF the French go.
verDment on IFS armies entering Spain. -
How far ministers may think proper TO
give publicity to these documents, we
cannot pretend to judge.
The London Globe oi April LIST coma rs
an energetic address from tour OF The most
independent members OF the French cham
Der OF Deputies, D'Argenson, J. Koech-
len, G. W. La Fsyetle. and Ed Bignon,
to their constituents of the department OF
the Upper Rhine. None OF the Partisan
journals would venture to publish it,
The address says the acts OF tie chamber
has violated IN ihe person of one of lis
members the independence aud the rights
of all, destroyed the electoral sovereignty
OF The people. and Slapped the fundsmen.
tai basis upon which all representative GO
vernment Iepos.s. For these reasons the
sigDers refused to give The sanction OF their
assistance to the acts OF the chamber -
They say "noth,ng is more notorious than
the multiplicity Of arbitrary means EN-
ployed in every part of France TO prevent
the election of men fit to compose true
representation of the national rights and
interests" The present composition OF
the chamber OF deputies. they declare, i.
unconstitutional and illegal.
owe would not despair Of the chamber
itself, whatever The origin, the form and
the agglomera,ion OF the elements Of which
it IS composed; we have not yielded to
the statement which directs US to separate
ourselves from its illegal acts until The mo-
nent an Incontestible proof that this as
sembly, a, least whiie It is incomplete
cannot be brought back into the paths oil
national interest Il You will APP
prove the motives according 10 which we
deem it our duty 10 remove strangers to
the operations of chamber which has
been mulilated by IFS own hands, and III
Which the national representation, even
such as il is, has lost ITS integrity
A BayOnne article OF May s5ih, states.
that king Flrdlnsnd ard The royal family
izft Madrid tor Seville, without any op-
position or the least s'gn OF Telul laGce, OF
he Goth March. The Cortss and 'he nj
nisters panied ihe king, but he per.
nsnen: depUIatioG remain al Madrid il,I
the government arrives al its destination
One hundred and fifty carriages compose