Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-22
FROM EUROPE.


FROM EUROPE.
Fhe n. York Daily Advertiser, Com.
Advertiser. Mer. Advertiser, Evening
Post, and National Advocate, brought
by this mornings mail, furnish US with
some additional items of intelligence,
received by the Don Quixotte. We
throw them into the form which expe.
rience has taught Us is the best for
excepting accounts" clearly and cor.
reotly. Fhts. GdS.
Three thousand muskets have been
found buried under ground, in a desert
isle near vigo. This was believed to
be the only depot the liberals had made
to assist them iu new projects.
Count de Punomrostro had been ex-
lied to Zanora, because he expresseoa
wish to see Two chambers e>taoiished
in Spain.
Romero Alpusnte 10 stated to have
embarked at Carthagena for the Unit
ed States; but it is not said IN Whist ca.
pacity.
The inhabitants Of Barcelona are re.
presented as being satisfied with the
presence OF the French and their good
conduct, but dissatisfied with the cler-
gy and royaiists Of their owe country.
All the foreign officers who served in
the constitutional armies have been or.
dered to lsAve Spain. Those from
Switzerland were not to be admitted
into the Swiss regiments retained.
The Constitutional exiles from Spain,
express much gratitude to the Preach
officers Who have protected them from
the vengeance Of the b'goted royaIists
and priests OF their own country.
1t was feared ,ha, San Miguel, the
ex.minister, would be tried for his life,
unless saved y the F'enc, Min ster.
1t ,s repDrted that Gen. Nina 10 to
publish in England a history of the
campaign in Catalonia, from the en-
trance Of the French to the eapitulatioD
of Barcelona, with some interesting pie
Geo OH the negotiations with Marshal
Money.
Three members Of the Cortes have
arrived at the Hague, and it is expect
ed tina, a considerable number Of them
will take refuge in the Netherlands.
An English paper afirm-, that the
Spanish refugees at G'brsltar, have
been ordered to quit that place.
independently Of the French army
Of Occupation in Spain. there will be
two divisions Of ObservatiOn,-ihe one
at Psrpignsn and it's enVirons, the 9TH
er at Bayonne and it's environs. 1t is
further stated, that ten regiments Of
French troops are to remaia at Dor.
deaux TO forum a part Of the army of OBJ.
s~ervation.
Under the head Of Madrid, Novem.
| Ser l9, it is affirmed, that the Empeci-
pado has been taken by q detachment
of royalist volunteers.
Several foreigners, chief Wrench.
mon, taken in arlns for the constitution
| have been condemned to death at Per.
pignan.
Alzor, the Spanish officer who was
depu,ed to receive Riego from the
| French, 10 said to have been killed ia u
duel with a French officer.
L. is reported that the Duke del In.
fantado has been disgraced and depriv-
ed of his command of the guard.
An order has been published that all
the corporals, drummers and soldiers
who took sru,s only TO procure the re-
lease of the King, should be disbanded
40 volunteers.
Under date Of Irun, November Goth,
il is saia-The troops Of the Faith. who.
under the orders oil J~uaneto. and lad
ION, to the number of 5000, occupy Ia
iallailla. Puuta Reins, and the envirOns,
it 10 reported, anew much insuoord'na-
ton, ano testify a disposition TO enter
Pampeluna. where 1t is added, they
J have supporters, and arms have been