Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-29

fire, the Colonel of the artillery depot,
sad Capt. Ducier. !.
1--WE have to regret only the loss OF
20 men killed or wounded. The loss
of the enemy must have been much
greater. as they were twice repulsed.
HI: Royal Highness will, tomorrow,
distribute on the spot the rewards due
TO the conduct Of the most distinguished
officers and soldiers. The head quar-
tiers of the army will be Tomorrow, the
10th, at ErnaAi, and on the 18th at
Tolosa.
"Head quarters, oyergon, April, 1923.
(SignedD
"Majo General Count GciLLEMINorT"
"Dsspatch Of aprH ll-From TIE .q''ny.
"The troops under the orders ofGen.
Bonselie occupy the heights which COM
mand St Sebastian.
"The Prince slept on the 18th at To
losa
"Thc advanced Guard of the 1st
corps, commended by General Vallin,
WIS on the 18th at Villa Real, two days
march from Vittoria.
The Duke of Reggie, with the Ist
corps, occupies Villa Franco. TIE Cd
corrs is placed between Tolosa and
0yergon.
"The Garde Eoyale supports tie
movements of the army.
Ellis Royal Highncss enjoys the best
health"
From The JEoa.tem.)
TEIEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
"Bayonne, (receirsd 18th april. -
Pampeluna is closely invested. The
headquarters of the army were on the
14th at Villa Franco. On the 18th they
will be at Vittoria. The two corps Of the
army will on the same day be on the E.
bro"
From The Quotidienne
"The French army will not cross the
Ebro until the corps of Marshall Money
and of General Molitor have entered, the
one into Catalonia, the other into ARA
gon. Marshal Money win not COM
mence moving until the esd"
From the Journal des Debats.
"A report of the capture of the PAM
peluna was this evening circulated; Co
vernment has received no official notifi-
cation of this circumstance. The follow
ing is the probable origin of this rumour:
The garrison being informed that divi-
sion of the French army was marching
on Pampelona, retired into the citadel
amid the blisses of the whole populace,
and universal shouts of FIRE Ferdinand"
From The Courier Francois.
"The Duke of Belluno arrived last
night at eight o'clock, and alighted at
the Hotel of the Minister of war, where
NJ. Digeon has not slept for the last three
or four nights. This morning his Grace
resumed the reins of Administration"
aprH Give have received this NOR
ming, by express, the Journal des De-
bats of Saturday morning and private
letters of Saturday evening: We learn
from the latter two circumstances Of
Iauch importance at the present mo-.
ment. The one is that Sir c. Stuart had
presented a note to the French ministers,
said to be framed in strong terms, profess
ting against the formation of a iunta of
government at the headquarters of the
Duke d'Angouleme.
The other circumstance to which we
have alluded we shall give in the words
of our correspondent
Saturday evening The French fri
gate La Guerrero has been taken al
most in sight of Brest by two armed yes
sells bearing Spanish colours, one of
which was a brig carrying $ OF 90 guns.
The frigate was peppered in high Style.
You may rely upon the truth of this"
The following is also an extract from
another private letter, dated Paris, A
pril IS;
A1tthe letters from Bordeaux and
Havre express the greatest alarm with
respect to the vessels which they expect
from day to day A letter from Bayou
ne of the 18th instant announces the cap
ture, by Spanish corsair, of a ship Ia
den with grain which was carried into
St Sebastian. A Spanish ship of war
is placed below the rivern
.9pra lO-At half past seven o'clock
an extraordinary courier from London
arrived at the department of foreign af-
fairs. Two hours afterwards the minis
ters assembled in council at the resi-
dence of NJ Viilele.
Yesterday, after mass, the King trans
acted business successfully with Wis
count de Chateaubriand, minister for
foreign affairs, and Mt. de Villele, presi-
dent of the Council.
From Bayonne, april 1.-THE ma