The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-13
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NEW YORK, JUNE 9.-The James Crop.
per OF the old line of packets. has ;,s,
arrived from Liverpool in 40 d.vs--b,v'
ing sailed on the Ist of May. We hav.
received ourregular files of London and
Liverpool papcrs--the former to the
evening OF the 29th, and tho latter to the
LIST OF May, both inclusive. ~
| The Courier oil the goth I, nearly g,
'ea with the proceedings of parliamen,
on the preceding evening. We nerceiye
tnere ~asca long debate in the house af
commons on motion of Mr., J.-Mac.
donald, blaming the conduct of ministers
IN tho part they have acted in the ,at.
negociation' with tho continental powers,
ana representing that tho adoption of a
more decisive tone at Verona would have
prevented The invasion of Spain bv
france. 10 this an amendment was
moved by Mr.. Stuart Wortley, express.
ing the appreciation of the house, a. 10
inc principles which have guided his
maJesty's ministers in their negotiations,
iamenting that their negotiations had
been unsuccessful in averting the war.
asserting neutrality to be the wi,est and
the best policy for this country at the
present moment, but declaring the readi-
ness OF the commons to afford the most
jealous and cordial support, should his
majesty lind himself unfortunately COM
PEELED 10 abandon that neutrality.
The intelligence from Seville, and in
TACT from other parts of Spain, not in the
possession of the French, is not so late as
that which will be found in the preced>
ing columns by several days.
II will be seen that the eastern division
OF the army of the Pyrenees, has en-,
tered the Spanish territory.
The government OF the Netherlands has
declared lis neutrality in the contest be.
tween Spain and France, and forbidden
captured vessels Of either nation to be
brought into its ports.
The French general LaIIemand, with
some other officers, have arrived at lisbon.
Sir Robert Wilson, and son of lord
Erskine, have left London, to embark for
Spain, and join the Spanish army.
1t was reported that the late proceed.
ings and speeches in the British parlia.
had given serious umbrage to the French
government
Official DESPATCH from the lEoniteuy.
LONDON. SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 81
Last night we received the Paris Jour
nails OF Thursday and Friday last. The
Noniteur OF Thursday contains an Official
despatch from gen. GuilIeminot, which
details the present position of the French
force under the duke of AngouIeme.-
HE head quarters OF this army have
been for some days at Vittoria. But the
corps under the duke OF Reggie has
passed the Ebro, occupied Briviesca. and
is on the road to Burgos which is nearly
half way from Bayonne to Madrid,
The second corps is advancing TO Sara
gossa. The third corps has been lett be.
hind to blockade St. Sebastian and Pam.
peiuna. Notwithstanding the uninter
rupted advance of the army, no very SAN
guIne expectations are entertained of its
reaching Madrid until the latter end of
next month. In the mean time some an
2rehenslon had been excited at Paris.
lest the forces under Nina and general
Bailasteros should form junction in the
neighborhood of Saragossa-to prevent
which, orders had been sent to general
Mollitor TO advance with his corps by
forced marches.
FROM THE ARMY OF SPAIN:
From the Paris Bzonteur of .AhrH "a.
The headquarters of the army have
been at Vlttoria since the day before yes
terday. They will remain there some
days. This town displayed much eDthu,
siasm on the arrival of his royal hiehness,
which was celebrated, as in all the pla-
ces where his royal highness has stopp-
| ed by s'feux de joie," fetes and dances.
The marshal duke of Reggie passed
the Ebro some days ago, and his troops
occupy Brivicsca. In the fort of Pan
corbo there we're found 81 pieces of can
non, Is of them brass. The marshal Is
going to proceed to Burgos the French
troops are called thither by the wishes
of the whole population, repeatedly ex-
pressed by the authorities Of that capital
OF Did CASTLE.
| Here follows an account Of the affair
of Logrono, differing in no essential re-
spect from that already published.
The kings household troops and the
divisions of cavalry are on the march to
Join the army.
Divers corps of Spanish royaiist troops
continuc 10 flank and precede the move
ments of our columns.
The supply of provisions is secured ;
the most admirable discipline continues
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