Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-03

can form an Idea. All the exlles seek a
refuge in France"
Advices from Bayonne to the 18th in
slant have reached US this morning. II
the intelligence they bring should prove
correct, it would be evident that the con-
stitutional spirit is not yet subdued in
Spain. 1t is said that the town of Cabra
has again declared for the constitutional
system, and that the impulse has been
given by Ballasteros who is represented
as at the head of a respectable force in
the neighbouring mountains, where the
general cry is, " the Constitution or
DEATH" 81
Madrid, Oct 14.-Our Journals pub
lish the following extract from Report
made by the military commandment of Ca
bra to the military commandant at Cor
dova - i@
received yesterday the important
news OF the occupation of Cadiz by the
brave French troops, our allies. Imme-
dlately | caused the official notice of this
event to be published, which excited
transports Of joy among the whole faith
tul population of this town; but, unfor-
tunately, this town is the head quarters
OF the troops under General Baliasteros.
and the whole of his soldiers, from the
FIRST to the last, are deeply imbued with
those mischievous principles with which
they infected our soil. .vf..
These incorrigible revolutiouists had
the audaclty to tear down the official no
tice. They show themselves on every
point, unfaithful to the convention of
August 4. What has preserved these
guilty propensities in them, have been
the perverse and malicious intentions of
Gen. Ballasteros, who spread among
them the proclamation which the king
was forced TO sign at Cadiz under the
daggers of his enemies.
The revolutionists profit by this piece
to dare and threaten the royalists. This
state OF things cannot be changed till the
troops are sent away who are so much
opposed to the sovereignty of the king,
our master.
CdDFd, OCtO0eF 7th.
The following extracts shew what
fearful consequences must necessarily
result from the rigid execution of the
DEGREES already issued by Ferdinand =
! " BAYoNNE, Oct ii.
1.-The Decree of the 4th, dated from
Aeres, affects vast number of persons,
since it banishes forever from Madrid all
those who have held any civil or militia
ry employment whatever. This severe
measure is already carrying into execu-
ton, and the consequences that it may
produce are not to be foreseen. Orders
have been already posted up at Madrid
by the Director of the High Police, for
all persons comprehended in this decree.
who may, perhaps, constitute a tenth
part of the population of the capital, i'm
mediateiy to take their passports under
the most rigorous penalties. They do
not wait to be called upon second time
and this sentence of exile will cause an
emigration which will atflict vast num-
Der of families in the Peninsula.
Another Decree, it seems, is passed,
prescribing an infinite number of distin-
guished and wealthy persons. Some
grandees of Spain are mentioned as in
| cluded in the decree of Punishment per-
sons of the very highest rank are spoken
Off
Courts Martial have been convened
at ThouIouse and Perpignan for the trial
ofFrench refugees taken in Spain. They
amount to about 400. Some of the Ital-
ian outlaws have been taken, and will be
delivered over to the tribunals of their
country; among them is Count LUNATu,
who was taken at UrgeL
LAUSANNE, Savitzerland,) Oct. 2.-The
measures against the unfortunate refu-
gees in Switzerland, are executed with
great severity. Nearly 200 individuals,
including Frenchmen, Italians, Spaniards,
and Piedmontese, have been conducted
to the frontier and forbidden to return.
They are principally proceeding to
Hamburg, &c. to embark for England or
America, the only countries in Europe
and the new world where the friends of
free discussion can find an asylum.
AUSTRIA. y.
TRIESTE, Sept. 23.-Several arrivals
from the Archipelago advise, that the
Grand Turkish fleet had quilted the wa
tiers OF the Morea, to returnto the Oar
danelles. They are said to have been
seen from the highlands of. Scio and
that Greek division was also seen fol-
lowing and observing their movements.
The brave Greek, Captain Bozzaris,
is dead of his wounds received in the
glorious action of Agrapha, and has been
Inferred at Missolunghi. Yi'
,l,he deteat of Tho I.,..l.. L. LI;-L