Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29

! certain, ;hat The Straits of G ibr.,tar are co.
weed with privaleers under the Spanish
Dig, which board and capture all yessel.
under the French flag.
| GERoNA, June Milans, who re,ir.c
with his corps TO Barcelona, has lell Tia,
| town in person to join Nina.
From The P,io.e.
A provisional regiment vi The depo,s OF
the 9Th, 9th aud 18th OF the line Is march,
ing 10 The army in Spain
| The I9lli light iniSntry al Bordeaux, b.;
| received orde,s 10 hold itself in I,adiress
10 march.
| BAYoYSE. June 8.
Letters from Madrid say, TIA, il Is gen,
orally supposed the Regency OF MaGnd
will immediately SUMMON. IN the GaMe q
Ferdinand, the sarrIsCns of the strong pls.
ces to surrender, particularly Pampeluu,
and ST. Sebastian. J he events which Can.
not tail to take place al Seville, will add
great weight 10 This citation.
PARIS, June Ie.
THE King of Spain was still q, Seville
on tue I'd June, aud The greatest ssllaliOn
prevailed in that city.
! 'hiIlsns and LlObeIa, desperate from The
| deplorable situation in which they find
themselves al Barcelona, where famine
threatens to provoke an instruction. have
attempted a new attack against ouI troops.
At GraDoles, D Ter tulerable smart &C,
lion, General Curial completely defeated
the Cons The General alter.
wards advanced beyond GrsnoIles, and
our troops are in sight OF Barcelona. Ills
said that the heal quarters Of Marsha!
Money will be transferred TO Granolles.
THE ARMY Of SPAIN
MADRID, June Cit is impossible 10
convey an idea OF the enlhusiam which is
excited IN this capital by the pIeserce Of
bis Royal Highness the Duke dang U.
leme our Liberator. During these las,
Eve CT six days, The inka bitsnls have aban.
doned their labors, and SURE ndered them
selves TO festivities.
The Duke deI'lntantado, President OF
the Regency, has won the general esleem,
less by the iuStre Vi his birth anG of DIS
fortune, than by his fidelity to the King,
and bis disinterestedness in serving lbe
throne and the country, Tor he has always
resolutely refused 10 receive a single Ma.
rayedi of all The sums assigned to him by
his hish functions.
The Etoile contains two Proclamalions
oy The Madrid regency, one OF which ad,
d,essed 10 the army, we subJein. The o.
ther is addressed to ihe.Spanish nation and
forms a powerful appeal N behalf OF their
captive King The Regency pledges itself
in lbe most unqualified and energetic man.
ner to combine all its etfurts win those OF
the French army for the purpose OF resto.
ring Ferdinand to liberty The late hour
! at which we received these papers makes
it impossible tor US to give this document
to-day.
The Regency Of the Kingdom during he
cdptiOity of our Lord ihe King to The
soldiers of The army called National.
The country, desoIaled by civil war, be.
gins TO perceive the term OF its misior-
tunes. The Government has just been es-
tsblisbed. and all Spaniards are Fastening
TO recognize it. The hydra OF faction is
expiring. Peace promises sou rePOse.
a handful OF Missionaries have misled
you, have involved you in dangers with
! out glory, and engage you IN combsls
from which you can derive no other irul!
than disgrace or death
| w isles duu VIC pcdt0
OF Spain, and 100, OOG FreDchmeD. COM
handed by descendant Of Henry Nv. ars
the auxiliares OF 10 millions OF Spaaiards
in its re-esta blishment. Who will dare to
resist them ?-Will Spanish soldiers con-
tribute to prolong the painful captivity OF
of their King
Soldiers THE country is in our ranks.
| In them you may cooperate in The TesGue
OF the captive Monarch Tha, great ID.
ject obtained. you will return to the 10.
som of your families, to be employed III
The arts OF peace. Would you prefer the
reproach of staining your hands in The
blood oil your brethren to the glory OF con.
soiidating The happiness OF your country !
Soldiers Listen 10 the voice OF the
Regency OF Spain. which speaks 10 Jou IN
. the name OF your captive Sovereign. Give
ear TO the language Of truth and your own
interests. Come 10 the arms OF ? our old
comrades, and join then in crying Viva e!
Reg
'Duoue Del lNFANTADO, Prs:iuL
'Duque Be MONT EMAR,
JUAN, Bishop OF Osma.
ANTONIO GOMEZ CALDERCN.
'The Palace. June g.
From tie London Courier OF June IS. Z
1t is the intention OF France, we under
stand, when Ferdinand is released from
bis captivity and brought back 10 bis cap
ital, to Withdraw its armies behind The E.
bro, and there wait till the King and bis
friends have firmly established an order OF
things more agreeable to the wishes Of the
Spanish people than that which now ex.
lists.
Great secresy is observed with regard to
every thing that is done al Seville The
King, we need scarcely add, is in the
hands OF the revolutionary party, who dsI.
ly threatens bis life, and il is even said
that some fears are felt for their carrying
their threats into execution. We own,