Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20

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accoiGds of bis Majesty. The Cortes
then dissolved themselves. For the last
thirty-six hours, the Isle Of Leon was
attacked with the greatest vigor. Bal
iesieros, the Duke lInfentado, and the
ambassadors, had arrived thee.
Grand Head Quarters, Cadi=, Oct. 81
We entered here amidst the accla-
nations Of a people fatigued with the|
tyranny ofthe Cortes. The grand head
quarters set off tomorrow to return to-
Madrid. The Royal guard will embark,
it is said, for Brest NJ. Count de Bour-
mont viii remain at Cadiz with 5000
men. The King leaves Xeres to-mor-
row 10 go to Seville, aud afterwards
proceeds to Madrid, where he win enter
with the Duke of Angouleme and the
Royal Family, on the lst Of next month.
Ferdinand VII. places the greatest
confidence in the French: he does not
cease to speak of mis- gratitude for the
King Of France and TIE Duke Of An
eouleme. Count Bourbon Basset will
accompany him to Seville. All the Spa
nish troops have set off from here, with
the exception of tire regiment OF the
Princess, who was always devoted to
the King. On the day of the lombard
ment, a battalion oil the regiment Mar
tiaD ran over the streets of Csdiz, cry
ing out "i4ong live the King.0 1t was
| the Minister Of Justice OF the Cortes,
+, Calatrava, who made the proposition TO
| the Assembly to dissolve themselves and
submit TO his Majesty. The PROPOSE
| ton Of CalatraVa was adopted by a
strong majority"
| A gentleman at Cadiz, dated Oct. 2,
1898, describes the state of the neigh
borhood as terrific. After Ferdinand
had been TO Church after lis liberation.
"all the dwellings of those marked for
Constitutional principles became the
prey of the blood-thirsty Faithful the
houses OF many OF our friends were ram
sacked aud pillaged, and every thing
which can contribute to freedom. in
struction, or improvement, instantly bro
| Ken or burnt to pieces in the streets,
amidst "Viyas' and rejoicings; some
even OF the higher class, and priests, en-
couraged to the commission of these
deeds, telaustegui, Orlando, and Padre
Camanio, being the most active" THE
efervescence,'' lie adds, among the
! lower class OF people is intense; autho-
rized to satiate their passions, they hunt
all those who are compromised as blood
hounds on the scent, and assassinate
| them when discovered. The state of the
! country is dreadful; it surpasses all de-
scIiption in anarchy, confusion, and
bloodshed."
THE French do little toprevent these
cruelties, but, should they depart, uni
versal depopul&tion and desolation must
ensue.
-<'The French, we understand, have
already sent fast sailing vessels to Tene-
rife, Cuba, and South America, to sum-
mon them to surrender to the Allied
arms, and return to unlimited obedience
to King Ferdinand" s
LONDON, October IA
We understand that government has
received information of the final and
complete settlement of the differences
between Russia and Turkey under the
arrangement of Lord Strangford tits
added that the disputes between Greece
and turkey, are TO be intrusted to the
mediation of Russia, Austria, and Great
Britain,
AUGSBURG, Sept. so.
Letters from Italy announce that a
terrible insure ction has Just broken out
in Upper Egypt, where the whole po-
pulation of large section Of country
have risen Ell mase, and all compunica-
/, ton has been interrupted. at Suckot,
all the Turkish soldiers, foreigners and
travellers, have been assassinated, the
magazines pillaged, and the caravans
plundered
The Greeks have had battle with the
Turks between Thebes and Gitoni, in
which the latter lost 1000 killed, and
400 prisoners. In another battle, near
'Volo, the Turks lost 600 prisoners.
The following mole was addressed to
the Foreign Ministers at Paris, on the
18th Of October.
II have the honour to announce to
your Excellency, that his Majesty's 60
vernment has given orders to raise the
blockade of the Spanish ports of Corun-
ma, St Sebastian, and Santona, which
have surrendered TO the forces of bis
Majesty. Consequently, neutral vessels
arriving in these ports will be admitted
without difficulty. Chatea,tbrand
Tue NEW PoPE.-Cardinal Della
Genga was elected Pope on the 9th Of
L i IL u IL II