The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-09

cey, lduke dc CorDegliano) and the ba
ron d'Eroles. A grand review of the
troops was to take place the next day
The town was illuminated in honour oil
the arrival ofthe commander in chief
On the 24th he was to leave for Bayonne
The town OF Perpignan was so full that
the famous insurgent Chief NJ oses An
ton was unable to get bed.
The Paris papers of April 1st were re-
ceived BY express on the third.
On the last Of March stormy debate
took place in the chambers, on tho War
Bulge. The discussion was opened by
Mr. Bourdonnaye, who pointed out the
! dangers to be apprehepded from the vas
cilla,iDg conduct OF the ministry. M.
| de Villele said France had done eyery
thing consistent with national honor, TO
preserve peace and to save Spain, and
| that she had no other alternative than that
OF vindicating those principles, which
were equally essential to the peace of
France and Spain, by the course she was
now pursuing, and which he doubted no,
would be crowned with success.
I The Paris papers contain intelligence
from Bordeaux and Toulouse Of the s4,h
ult. from Bayonnc of the Goth, and from
PerpigDsn of the Goth. 1t is stated at
Perpignan, that there are 90 millions and
and half Of francs deposited for the use
of the army.
The Duchess of Angoulcrue was to
leave Paris on the I'd of April.
A Paris paper Of the 29th March states
that the troops which were ordered to
reach Toulouse on The 29ih had been
| directed to hasten their march SO as to
reach that place on the e5,h.,
The duke Of Belluna passed through
Tours on the Goth of March on his way
To- the army.
". Decaux, was on the Goth March,
appointed director general of the her,
sonnet of the war, in the place Of lieut.
! gen. Coetiosquet the latter is appointed
aide maj. gen. of the army of Pyrences.
The liverpool Mercury contains an
account of the shipwreck Of one of the
| packets from Dublin for Liverpool, by
which upwards of one hundred hassen
/ gers ferishcd.
Accounts, it is said, have been received
from admiral Kreusantern, that Russian
officer had accomplished the ex,raorai.
nary journey of SO days on The polar ice,
and had arrived at an entirely open sea-
! a convention has been Published be-
tween Russie, Austria. PrOssia, and Ssr,
! dina tor Withdrawing Inc Austrian troops
from the Sandman country
A new poem by lord Byron, called
The Age Of oronge," was published in
London, Oh The LIST of April.
| Bnyonnc, March 2S On the 10th. in
the evening, several persons were arrests
ed at Rilbca. AiIihe wcsltby inhahirant,
are leaving siltoa.
/ The garrison of St. Sebastian, consist
ing Of 500 men, and the column OF the
pastor about 1900 men are the only troops
that the eonstitationalists have in this par,
The country. Col. O'Donnel arrived on
the 18th al Irun, with 400 men, to watch
the motion Of the French army of the
B,dossoa. Gorostidi, the royal chief,
with 1000 men, is a, Goizueta, q leagues
from the river, and receives all kinds of
assistance fiom general Quesado, who is
still at st. Jean Pied de Port. Tonga is
engaged in embark;ng military stores,
&c. to proceed to St. Ander, where he
will form the right division OF the royal
army. Order ofthe Day.
PERPIGNaN, MARCH %.
Soldiers-The king has designated 10
conhde to me the command of the 9TH
) corps OF the army ofthe Pyrenees, under
the orders OF his royal highness the duke
! d'Angouleme. have confidence that
you will be worthy of having at your
head descendant Of the great Henry
Soldiers-You have not only TO distin
guish yourselves in the field OF honor
other duties are imposed upon you with
out discipline there is no army, no rea
) glory respect property, protect Peacea'
} bic inhabitants justice TO all. Such
, ought to be, such will be our device.
Let US be animated with equal de
votion, let our efforts display an invinci
BILE perseverance, and our relation!
evlnce honor never to be quepched it il
r thus that we shall accord with the ex
pec,atioDs Of bis majesty.
5 The Mar8haE Duke Of Corregliano
= money
{ Head Quarters, PerpigDan, March 90
!, TIE GREEKS.
I Accounts from Conslantinople are Il
= the 28th Feb. Letters from that place
announce that the porte has acceded e
: the proposals brought by lord StraDgfo ford
S Letters of the 25th, from Constantine
Il Pile, state that lord StraDgtord had al
j audience with the sultan. 1t was theI
resolved to take step towards an agree
/ 1t al. .Cr L