The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-07
FURTHER EXTRACTS.

n dCSpatcn from Inc uuKe dc NeRRl0
gives the terms of capitulation entered
into by gen. Roselle, commander in chief
of the 4.h corps of the Spanish army.
All the troops are TO lay down their arms,
become prisoners Of war, and be conduc-
ted into France under French escort -
A paragraph from Metaro, (not far
from Barcelona, speaks of a great mum.
her of wagons being sent off to bring in
the French wounded and letter from
Madrid says, Gas hostiliiies are protracted
the number of wounded in the hospitals
increases, so that it has been necessary to
send TO Madrid for supply of surgeons
The capiluiation was executed at Made,
Aug 9th, 1928.
From the latestVienna accounts it would
appear, from certain movements, another
congress OF the crowned heads is shortly
to De convened at Milan, to discuss the
mode OF government that they Will cause
to be adopted in Spain and Portugal.
Nina is stated to be shu, up in BARGE
Iona, which is prey to anarchy, he hav-
ing lost his energy and health.
Madrid dates to the 9TH Sept. gay, mar
shall Money, it is reported, is resoled to
leave Catalonia, if he does not receive
reinforcement of 10000. Ii IS also said.
that Lauriston demands more troops and
that Gsllicia is in commo,ion. 1, is diff.
cult to conceive the rapidity with which
contradictory reports succeed each other
in this capital All occupations have
ceased, and the public places are always
crowded with people, whose only object
is TO hear and discuss the news
From oI"cr dispatches of Guilieminot
it appears that some of the officers of
Baiiasteros' army have refused to &C.
knowledge the regency, but were unable
10 excite The soldiers to follow their
example. The quiescent state in which
The London Courier says, that the va
cant seat in the cabinet, is to be given to
Mr.. Huskisson.
Letters from Lisbon dated 9th Sept.
state that MIR. Whitney, the agent of
Lloyd's, had been assassinated. II ap-
pears he was on his way from Figueras to
Lisbon when he was attacked by 2 bandit.
Ii, armed with double barreIed guns "a
ball from one of them entered his groin
and settled in his back. Mr.. w. died on
the list ut.
Ii is said that Mr.. Bagliss, Of Birming,
ham, has invented a self-acting machine,
that will convey the mails through the
kingdom, at the rate Of 2 miles an hour!
Cap'sin Sabine, on his voyage 10 the
North Pole, passed the arctic circle on
The 9th of May, and arrived at Hammer.
tast bay on the Cd of June The sun there
was visible the whole "a hours. Can't.
Sabine was on shore with his instruments,
was to remain there about ID DAYS, and
would then proceed TO Spitzbergen.
The London Courier, Of Sept. IL, oh.
serves, The Russians government has
abandoned The ridiculous preiensions i,
set forth respecting the boundaries upon
ne shores OF the Pacific, and by which
u was proposed TO turn that ocean into a
ke,suolect to the power of the autocrat.'
The Courier also says, the Americans
nave declared, by law, the slave trade to
pc piracy and those engaged in IT sub.
Iect 10 the penalties OF that offence
'n'' ADDS ut is a matter Of regret, that
.ois eauntry, which begun the work Of
humanity, should nav be anticipated by
America"
Mr.. J. NJ. Brunei has laid before the
London public plan for iunneiline or
opening road usder the river Thames
II koIherhiIbe. rhe same project was
attempted IN 1909, bul 1t tailed.