Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-24
Sestseript
Two DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TsoH TEE SEw-roRK eossEScIAL AnvTRTIsEH.
The fast sailing British ship Commerce, Capt
Ritchie, arrived below yesterday. in So divs
from Greenock. A number of the publishers oi
the daily papers, who were down outside of the
hook, IN the steam boat Connecticut. boarded
the ship, and we're politely favored with Lon.
don paper ct the evening q the Sd ofIune, and
also Green0ck papers to the 9TH June, inclusive,
and Glasgow OF the sth, Containing london
dates OF the Atii, Paris Of the lst, snd Madrid
Of the 29th MAY. beng several days later than
before received from TIA, part OF Spain. What.
ever OF interest 10 contained in these papers.
will be found in the summary which follows,
The most important part Of this intelligence
is, that Money has found matters so secure in
Catalonia IS TO break up his head quarters at
Corona. and advance with his main body to
wards Barcelona thst Nina, with 1900 men.
was again on The retreat for the MOUNTAINS south
west OF Catalonia that the Eoyalists occupy
rocdoi that the French have advanced 70 r..
avera, that strong body of the French army Is
advancing upon Seville, probably for the pur
pose Of obtaining possession of the person Of
The King. and the rumour that the provinces OF
Estraassndura and Andalusia have declared
gsinst the Constitution Of the Cores There
are also some reports of sIirmIsheS-1t yich
IN Catalonia, and Iaiavers, IN New CASTLE, ans
some other affairs, in which the CONSTITUTIONS
ISIS Were defeated. These, however, ar,
French accounts, the want Of fid ny in which
is well known.
Some of the London pape rs express an opin
ion. that much anxiety prevails IN Paris, and
not little disappointment; at. the aspect Of the
@ar thus far. They state that letters have been
received in London by the most eminen
spanish houses, & from member OF the spanish
Ministry. which express the mcst de=ided lie
termination not TO negotiate till their invaders
quit their soil.
The Duke angouleme has addressed proc
a'nation to the Spanish people, very kindly as
surinS them again, that France is not at war
with Spain; and that the French army has como
among them as auxiagies toad the nation in re.
establishing justice, order, & peace. lie adds.
that the moment has arrived for establishing a
Regency, which is to administer the government,
and organize regular armytunti the King shall
be req ored.
Some supplies for the srmy have been cut of
by the Guerlas; and i, is said that Donnadeu' 5
prisoners having attempted to revolt were ali
put to the sword. Mortlllo is reported 10 have
joined the French: and the Grand inquisltor
to have been invited pack to Madrid, and TO
his functions"
Under the Glasgow head ofthe 9TH of June,
il is mentioned, that papers had arrived there
from France, stating that the advanced guard
OF the French army had marched to Iaiyera,
where it attacked a Spanish force Of 500 men,
who fed, having many killed and wounded. The
French took 90 prisoners, besides provisions
and the military chest. Taiyera 10 in New
Castle, in arich valley on the Tajo, So miles
south. west of Madrid, and directly on the route
from Madrid to Seville.
A 81 Tyfa1n 81
town built upon rocks, and commanded by
preciplces on a mountain up the banks oil the
i&jo, 81 miles south OF Madrid.
Nina, II appears, attacked yich on the Goth
of May, with 1000 men, but WAS repulsed with
loss, and received wound He seems about
to take refuge in the mountainous countr,
towards Arregon. The garrison of Hostalrich
made sally but was beaten back the sfiAir
was trihing. Money is advancing upon BARGE
Iona. Vich is in Catalonia, about thirty mice
north Of Barcelona
Nothing is said Of Abisbal's movements or
purposes.
Borderoult marches upon Andalusia-Vsllin
upon Badeje..
Under the head Of Madrid, Goth May, there
is an official announcement from the Duke Of
Angouleme, of the appointment OF the new
Regency. II consists, as our former accounts
stated Of the Duke del InfAntado. President !;
d dc Montemar I; Baron d'Eroles Bishop OF
Osma. and VI. Calderon.
AS to the force that is said to have marched
from Madrid towards Seville, one account says
it is $4,000 strong, andwanother l0,000--the
last ia probably nearest the truth When they
arrive at Seville, according to the Journal DIES
Debsts, "events ara TO tTanspire, which viii as
tonish all Europe"
A meeting was held in London on the 81 ult,
for he purpose Of assisting the Spanards in
their present struggle. The meeting was not
very numerous. MIR. II Hunt made speech
on the occasion, in which he alluded to the de
lection of Count Ab,sbal, but said that private
letters had been received which convinced him
that the cause of liberty in Spain was not to be
put down by the treachery Of three, four, or
SIX generals.
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