Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-26

, whole Bay Of Cadiz. The same paper
states thai it was certain mat Nina had
entered Barcelona with q few troops which
he took with from from SEQ dUrgel,
having II a garrison in that place Mon
cey was 10 commence the serge ct BARGE
Iona on the oh inst.
",PARIs, July Cit was Yesterday re.
ported on &c ange, that a regiment OF
Chasseurs we e attacked in the environs
of Madrid, by be Guerillas, and they had
difficult work TO make them rstIre.
The news which was circulated yes.
terdsy of an eDgag ement between the d.
vision OF Gen. Donnadieu aud the corps OF
Nina, seems TO gam credit. we are
much surprised we have no news oil this
corps for these fifteen days,
"lt is announced that NJ. Hyde de Neu.
vile is appointed Ambassador to Lisbon,
By a teiegraphic despatch, dated lou
lon, July 3. We learn, by a capiluiation,
signed on the I2th June. the Governor OF
Algesiras gave oYer to the division OF rear
admiral Rotours, tour French vessels
which were carried into that port by Spa
nIsh cruizers."
The Paris Journals Of the Sd July state,
on the authority OF their private cores
ponjence IRON Spain, thatMorillo had de-
feated the division oi Bourck, IN Leon,
and that two regiments had IN conse-
quence been ordered to reinforce Dourck.
The Constitutional contains The partlc
ulars which we give in another column
OF a project which had been formed to car
~ of Ferdinand during his residence al
Seville. IL was to tsvor the successful ex-
ecution OF this plan (says The account IN
question: thst led to The rapid movements
of Gems. Bourdesoult AMI Bourmont, after
the occupation OF Msdrld. The scheme
was discovered in time TO prevent 1t be-
ing carried Into effc ct. Sir Nm. A'Court
is said to have proceeded to Cadiz, Ii is
rumored in these papers that the Duke de
Angouleme will shortly quit Spain, and
return to France.
1t was reported in the ministerial cir
cles that Sir w. A'Court would immedi-
ately be ordered home. We believe ire
marks the liverpool Mercury there is
not a constitutional Spaniard in the coun>
try that will not be happy to hear OF his
departure.
The British Traveller of July 8 says,
that ga considerable sensation is said to
have been excited in France by the pro-
ceedings at Madrid. The mask by which
French perfdy has been concealed IS now
removed !; acts OF the greatest atroci'y are
committed onthe constitutional party al
Madrid by the myrmidUns OF the Faith"
under the direct protection and co-opera-
tionro the French generals"
The Dublin Evening Mail OF July /,
says-'lt is rumored to-day that there
has been a battle between the Military and
Ribandmen at Maghera, and that numbers
have been killed or both sides,
A ieter from Madrid OF June "a, says,
On the Goth inst, Col. Boulourlin, aid
de camp of bis Majesty, the. Emperor OF
Russia. arrived in his capital, on a spe-
clal mission from his sovereign to congra-
tulaie his royal highness the Duke OF An.
gOulene, Oh the success which has mark.
ed the entrance OF this prince into Spain.
The mission of M. Bourtelln is a new
proof of the interest which bis Majesty The
Emperor of Russia has INCREASINGLY felt
for the prosperity and deliverance of the
Spanish nation, as also for the reestablish-
ment OF The authority Of the legitimate mo-