Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-08-14

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gency, Whenever, through physical, or moral.
reasons, II becomes impossible Tor the King TO
exercise his authority ;"
cit Is ssceTtaIned 10 be the desire and viii
OF the King to re-estabiish as sneedilv as ooss,-
bic, the relations of frIendsh,n and national in
terest with all the nations of EAlrope. The
most suitable measures to this end viii be inn
medlaley adopted
An agent from the districts under the com.
mand OF general Morillo embarked for Emo.
iahd from Oorunha on the OH OF June. to pros
cure a supply OF muskets and ammunition.
The CadlZ editors express great ind,gna,,or
that on the birth day Of King Ferdinand he
Baigand Bessieres. as they call this partizan
should have been permitted to appear by .
side of the Duke dang oulene in the uniform
OF Spanish camp marshal. The French off.
GERS and soldiers are SAID not to be able TO con-
ceal their contempt for their allies of the .4,mv
Of the Faith. Constitutional Guerilla parties
lowered in the immediate neIghbourhood of
Madrid.
The several corps Of volunteers from Madrid
who proceeded from Seville 10 Catllz as an es-
cort to the government, we're received with
particular kindness in Cadlz They consisted
chiefly OF young men of good families, and had
undergone constantly. since their departure
with The Cortes from Madrid every kind OF suf-
q
Lieutenant General Don Gar Vigodes was
appointed on the l6th commandant general OF
the troops that garrison the island of Cadz.
lie Imlnediatei, commenced the most vigorous
operations tor strengthening the defences of
the island. A committee OF Public Safety was
recommended tor the purpose of detecting and
expelhng domestic enemies and spies
II !, stat, in the Expeciador hat the French
expected to succeed at Seville by COUP do
main. body of cavalry, marching with the
utmost celebrity and secresy, was to surprize the
c y seize the person of the king, and attack
ana dispense the Cores and national militia.
Their plan and approach was discovered and
revealed by two Spsnards-one empo, ed in
the department of war. the other Captain in
he Seville guard--to whom. says the Expecta-
dor, our country owes tribute Of special graz
ti,ude and esteem The Minister OF War, who
Afterwards cut his throat, either had, or would
give, no lntmaton of the immediate peril
On the 18th June, French sou ,dron of ;
ships arrived before Algczilas, and gave notice
that they would demolish The town unless all
the French property taken in pr vateers from
that port was returned. The accounts say, that
all was Confusion and alarm in Alge ziias, but
does not STATE the result
g The Cadiz " Redactor General off the goth
June, announces upon the a, taority of trust
was in TIE kingdom Of Jaen, at the head of
about IL 900 new recruits
The following persons compose the new Por.
tuguese ministry Department of State-Count
de p.,lmella Of war Pampiona, of the Interior
&c nez Oliviara, OF Justlce-Marinno Facao
de Casio.
CADIZ, June 90
Address Of General Charles Lailcmand to hin
Jld fellow soldiers
FELLow SoLDIERs--Circumstance and the
mlstortunes oil France have separated us; but wa
remain united IN feeling and principle Shall
we do nothing tor France? Ny friends, her ate
IS in your hands. You have but to will it, and
her wrongs will be avenged; her servitnde and
degradation averted; her glory and prosperity
restored. You know the wishes of the French
people. Become their deyerers; emancipate
France from the yoke of the strangers who
domineer over her; chase away that miserable
faction OF Goblentz, against whom you fought,
so long, and who have never ceased to array
Europe against you; expei government which
daily brings fresh disgrace upon France, as the
price of permission to Cypress her.
The enterprise is worthy of you 1t is greats
1t is generous; success is certain, as it depends
upon yourselves. Who could beat down
France and Spain united' Do not Italy, Bel.
GUM, Germany, all wait the signal from you,
- NV ca oI'Piouh VIC lHttSplu anu
self devoted men who shall give it, Will YOU
not have the aid of all nations who only wait
rallying point Dare to become as much The
most splendid glory will be your reward. You
VIII be the savours, the beneiactors of your
country; she will bless you-you will become
the heroes of your time, and open for yourselves
the finest path to immortality
Ny Friends Be not deaf to the voice Of
fellow soldier whose frankness and disintelest-
edness must be known TO you-Admit not the
idea OF personal ambition on my part-Let him
who shall first set the example, consider me as
the first OF his soldiers"
Extract Of letter dated Cadiz, June 1s.
The French, in short time, have adj
yanced as far as Cordova, we may say,
without firing shot; and with the same.
facility, they will probably present them.
selves before Cadiz, as they did in 1870.
but with this difference, that they have
not conquered the country. On the con-.
trary, they will find greater resistance.
IN proportion as the people get aware.
that their actions do not correspond
with their promises of happiness and
prosperity, which cannot go hand in.
hand with the system of 1919, nor with,
the inquisition, both of which they and
their allies, the tactious, re-establish
wherever their dominion extends. The
klng, Cortes and Government were
obliged to leave Seville quite precipi-
lately, on hearing that 1000 French
horse were coming down fall speed with
the design of carrying off the king and
bis family, through coup de main, and {.