The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-17

would be as little conformable to their
object, as to the sentiments IF ftieadship
and interest which the king has invariably
manifested towards his Catholic majesty.
In obeying this order, the Undersigned
has also TO make his assurances, that the
king, his august sovereign, will never
cease to put up the most sincere prayers
for the happiness Of nation which his
majesty, with the deepest sorrow, per-
ceiyc 10 be in the, road to iuin. and
plunged into all the horrors Of anarchy
and civil war.
have the honor to request that vour
exccllency will be pleased to transmit
me the passports necessary Tor my leav.
ing Spain and renew the assurance of
my high considerations.
ANSWER.
have received the note which vo,.r
excelIency transmitted 10 me under the
date OF the 10th, and conteniing myself
with stating in reply, thar the wishes of
the government of his most catholic ma
jesty, for the happiness of the Pr1ssian
states, are not less ardent than those ma..
infested by his majesty the king OF prus-
sia towards Spain, transmit to youp
excel!ency, by royal order. the passports
Tor which you have applied.
| dated the Palace, Jan II, 1895, and
signed with the usual furmalities.)
EvARIsTo SAN MIGUEL.
THE RUSSIAN NOTE
The undersigned, charge d'affsires of
his majesty the emperor of all Russias.
has seen with real pain that the answer
| OF his excellency senior San Miguel, to
his verbal communications made on the
9th OF this month, is very far from fulfill
| ing the wishes nf IN hirh- he was the ,rSs-
\ dunn. = .-ss y
| 10 place in still clearer light the insI
tice OF the cause which he has sustained,
and to cause the benevolent intentions of
Russia to be appreciated, haycihe ho-
nor TO address officially 10 his cxceilency
Senior San Miguel, copy ofthe despatch
which presented TO him.
The facts therein recorded are Of gene.
raj notoriety. No reasoning can change
them, and consequently the undersigned
can have no motive for altering his first
communication.
That communication is about to be
published TO Europe, and Europe vii.
judge between the powers who are ami.
mated by the noble desire of doing good
and-a government which appears 10 be
resolved TO FIJI up the cup of the mis-
fortunes Of Spain.
With respect to the determination am
nounced in the note OF his excellency Se-
nor San Miguel. all the responsibility
will fall on the heads of those persons
who are TO be considered as its sole au.
thors; and while the same persons de-
prive their legitimate sovereign of his
liberty while they deliver up Spain to
! all the evils OF sanguinary anarchy, ant.
by means of keeping up culpabIe UNI
ders,anding, endeavor to extend to other
states the calamitie. in which they have
involved their own country, Russia can
maintain no relation with authorities
which tolerate and even excite sseh disc
orders.
The undersigned has therefore the
honor TO request that his excellency Sc.
nor San Miguel vii! send TO him his pass
ports, adding TO them passports Tor the
persons who compose The Imperial lcsa-
ton at the court of his most catholic ma
jesty. (Signed)
J Tbs COUNT DE BULGARIA.
Madrid, Dec. 28, (JsD. 9.)
ANSWER.
| have received The very insolent note
which your excellency transmitted to
me yesterday. the 10th inst. and limiting
myselffor my sole reply, to stating that
lyou have shamefuIly abused (perhaps
through ignorancc) the law of nations,
which railways respectable in the eyes
OF the Spanish government, transmit,
by order Of his majesty, the passports you
desire, hoping that your excellency will
be pleased to leave this capital with as
little delay as possible. am, &c.
Jan. IL. EvAR1sro SAN MIevEL.
THE AUSTRIAN NOTE.
| The allied soyereigps, assembled as
Verona, have been of opinion that they
could no longer remain silent on the mis-.
fortunes and disorders which desoiate
Spain. Their duty and their conscience
oblige them 10 speak, and the uDdersign-
ell charge GAffaires for Austria has had
the honour of making known to colonel
San Miguel Secretary Of state for foreign
affairs to his most catholic majesty, the
sentiments and wishes Of the emperor.
The reply with his excelency gave TO
this verbal communicatlon,prov that the
intentions of his majesty have been
misinierpreted, aud his offers underva.
lued. The undersigned will no, descend
to the point ofrefuiiDgthe eaIunnious Inc
situations by which II has been endea.