The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
GIBR ALTAR PAPERS.

NEW YoRK, sept. live are indebt-
ed 20 Capt, Soycs, of the fast sailing
brig White Oak, for file of the Oil
braltar Chronicle 10 the 18th ult, inclusive.
The American squadron left Gibraltar on
the 1th for Port Mahon, their usual rcdez-
Nous
Capt. Noycs informs that Official intelli-
gence lhad been received at ;tlic different
consulltes in Lcghorn of the dccala-
ton Of a blockade OF all the Turkish ports
IN the leyant, by the admiral OF the Greek
heet--who coatnued successful in his ope-
I, tons at SEA against the Turks.
a treaty ofpeace has been concluded be-
tween Tuscany aud Algiers. The ditlrren-
ces between Spain and AlSiers seem likely
to be Serious
ToULoN, July 7.-Eear Adm. HamcIus
has received orders 10 take command of "A
squadron which will shortly sail from this
port. Ii is supposed the squdron is to
cruze ont he coast OF SPAN.
MADRID, July 25-Proplc begin to talk
at Paris OF tn recall of their minister at our
court and we talk here OF calling home the
marquis de tassa lruio.
Venice Was visited hy a severe storm on
tbr = th of dune. rhe bodies of 1!7
persons bad been picked up, who persisted
by the fall Of hal stones, ties, &c
HIERhLTAR, Aug. Letters of June
! eth, from Aigiers, say, that the plague
which had disappeared throughout the eA-
tent oi the Algerinc territory, has again
manifested Itself with greater vlolcn c
than hitherto known.--lts rayages are,
however, confined to the capital and I'M
mediate vicinity. The deaths are believed
to be considerable.
BY an order of the day issued ut Alge-
1las on the 9th Aug. it appears, that a
" number Of dcluded men have rashly sent
forth the cry Of rcbcIlion in the Ronda
mou TINS, proclaiming The government of
tyranny, and sub, cring the Constitutional
one happily established III &pain.n Troops
have accordingly bcea ordered 20 march
against them ft0m Algeziras, which are to
be joined by others from Gausia and Casa
les. The Whole column vii! be under the
command of Col. UrreH:ietia, and consist
of DO foot aud 80 horse.
.1vgust THE military rnmmandant
nj Cadiz, has sent all his spare troops a.
Sanst the MaicOntents in ti4c Ronda noun
tains.
About the middle of July the Mslcon-
tents in Catalonia entered and, as usual,
eXact"d money, rations, &c. In Olcssa
Canet Arcns dc ipunt, Tacras Casiellollit
a3d Pcrrara, the latter of which they fur
Their blnnedto the ground. Three hundred
fthem were dslodgcd, at the same time,
Som the heights of Ell Coll Lila by Il
handful of the Chasseurs of the Militia:
another party was worsted in the enyirons
of Castellyo.. and Misas, Anton and other
leaders were defeated on two difIere nj
points--the result Of their defeat being, that
Misa5 had abandoned the environs Of Web
with the loss Of great many killed and
wounded, and withdrew, in great confusion,
towards >. Boy ; and that Nosen Anton
was compelled to retrace his steps to Ia
radcll whence he had advanced, many of
his men having dispersed. On the 2lst,
however, il appears that he had rc-assem-
bled, about 300, with whom he threatened
Metaro; hut Gen. Milan's arrival at that
place left him no chance of realizing lis
projects.
The Town Council of Lorca, having
heard, that faction in Baniel had il IL con
temptation to overthrow the Constitutions
al system, has taken precautions 10 defeat
rs plan, with the assistance of the Town of
Tortara and of tie lage in the District
both of which have promised to join the
Koreans in case of need.
OF the two Columns which had march
ed upon Orihuela from Alicant and Cartha-
sena, the latter has not yet obeyed the or.
der II has received TO fall back.
Tranquility was almost Complot cIy re-