Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
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,,TE FROM GIBRALTAR.

IN =
a', " :, uooortance Capt. F. confirms
neT..,slligence, via Philadelphia, that
,ss Constiiu,ionaiists bad possession of
~ He informs that the Royaiists and
I" ash armies we're in the rear of that
chen he passed OF The 10th ult.--.
', me same time saw two French fri
ns living off and on the harbor. IL
g,soorted al Gibraltar that 500 cavalry;
S s;.h we're sent to Tarifa bad Joined the
Championships. A revolutionary spirit
t1s .Iso discovered itself in several other
D '.,s otFSpain; aud the inhabitants had
an arms against the King, aud il
NN.ssrpected that the whole country would
-, short time, be in state of revolt.
n addition 10 The above, we learn from
,.,,sr, received by respectable merchant
!. This city, that the French bad been re.
.,nIssd three different times at Tarita.
We also learn from Capt. Fletcher that
{. ,,ne down the Straits IN company with
.Brirl.h squadron from of Algiers bound
= England The Dey having compromised
Ssdlderences with Great Britain.
= The Gibraltar Chronicle of the 5th ult.
.,o,aos the following article from the Ca
Az Diary:-'It having come to his Catho-
Tt Maiesty's Knowledge that negotiations
lave been entered into, 10 several parts
4 his American dominions, by iodividu,
,kwbo style themselves Commissioners
appointed by the Constitutional govern
msnt 10 treat with the dissidenis in those
pryinces, respecting the pacihcation
h,reof-n which negotiation it has been
attempted to lay il down as a preliminary
basis, that the Spanish government is not
kr IRON acknowledging the independence
# those countries. His Majesty has am
nuIIed the powers Of all those Commits
.iOuers or Envoys 10 America from the soi
d,ans Constitutional government, and con-
sequenily. whatever they have done, or
may hereafter do, by virtue of the same,
bsf shall be contrary 10 the lawful rights
of The clown OF Spain, and to His Males
sovereignty, 80 happily Iestored;com-
naniing them, at the same time, to cease
rom iaeir functions. and Immediately to
cone back TO the Peninsula.
The Cadiz Board OF Heal have abso-
lulely prohibited persons irom landing on
The coast, 10 the neighborhood OF Cadiz
and Isle OF Leon. from Sin the evening
10 sin the morning rbey have also pro-
hbited the carrying OF fresh provisions to
Tes,els at quarantine for the period Of ten
days.
A garrison order was issued on the Sd
III. from the staff Of the district ip the
neighborbood OF Gibraltar, stating that a
number OF rutilaOs belonging 10 Xlmens,
bad assembled the day before 10 that town
Tor the purpose OF repeating tie late Con-
lutioDal tarces, and succeeded at first
msecuriug and committing to prison some
public functionaries and respectable lnhs>
btants A Lieutenant OF the Princess
regiment happened to be passing through
he town with a small party, when they
bred on the revolutionistS, who immedi
ately 1ed to the meunlaint.
royal decree was issued at Sacerdon
on the slst OF July, the object OF which is
lopreVent any but sound doctrines being
taught in The Spanish universities and
Cher institutions. and TO exclude from
hs same professors and students injected
with revolutionary principles.
Letters received from Gibraltar, by the
Lucinda, give US further particulars of the
efforts ut the Consti,utionalists TO re esta-
blrh liberty in Spain The following is
an extract. under date of 18Th August, at
Gibraltar: There is every reason to be-
lsve that simultaneous struggle has been
Planned throughout Spain, and u IN other
Quarters hey have been as successful as
stl,IariHa, God take good King Edooard
70 hismercy The ConstituiioDsists have
oeen completely successful ibere-a strong
body OF French marched from Csdiz 10
attack hem--,hey suffered them 10 sd-
vance 10 the second gate. when they o.
pened most destructive fire upon them,
seo routed them in every directions; the
french commander is among the killed
algezIras is crowded with woundedFiencb
o. lhal Expedition A boat has been sent
rom the garrison 10 srItfa, to ascertain
nesate OF affairs there, and has returned
sun The particulars, in every respect glo-.
,lou' 10 the Constitutional cause. Even
Frnch.s
mehave accounts from various parts
v opaln, and all combine 10 shew that
' nes' events are following apace; but |
s ssi repeat nothing to you but what is OF
us'a'' Wherever the Constituiionalists go
sasy Triumph completely The struggle
dreadful; for their enemies, as they
vOse~e, expect little mercy: all Spain is
aOH IN arms and although the period OF
,sso'' Is most unfortunate, Gust as they
S Ssis about securing the vintage) they a
SSs.'uoned their limited crop for nobler
ssai,yest-the cry again is viva la Consti-
%"no; deathio the FrencbmeD'-we are
II Sa we rock Of oa1,sty here and every
~. brings us fresh assurances, that IN q
SSa ~. PERIOD Liberty will once more wave
net banners over Spain, and her enemies
S y u''fen beyond the Pyrennees The
examinations issued from TsrIffa are cal.
lsea 10 rouse every Spanisrd; lew on
,aa adse reached US here, but they are