The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03

mountains. IL being then dusk and raining
hard, the Constitutionalists could not con-
/ tinue the pursuit. The Commandaut in
qaised his news from Madrid, and inform
ed him that they had killed from If
~ 10 sixty of the insurernta, some of
whose bodies he saw close tn the road.
Proceeding as far as VerSara, about
four leagues from Salinas, the Postmaster,
advised him not to go any farther until
morning, there being another party ei bfl-
gands between Vergara aud Vlllared,
which il was expected would quit that post
in the course of the night with view To
join the party at Salinas, intending 10 de-
lend themselves on the top OF the mountain,
in the hope OF being able To intercept every
thing on the road from Irnn. Arrived
without interruption at Aillareai, with
in half league Of Villalranca, the position
observing five men armed with muskots
and sabres running towards the carriage,
drove on az fall gallop. They continued
the pursuit 10 within nearly musket-shot
of the gates, which were opened, and upon
the entrance of the carriage, again closed.
After that no further interruption occurred.
They arrived safely, & performed quaran-
tine at the frontiers. The Lazareno, to the
great Joy of travellers aud commercial peo-
pie, was To be done away on the lst OF DC
tobcr. He found that there were at Bayonne
no less than three Archbishops, VIZ. Of
Pampeluna, Arragon, and Burgos, each ac-
companied by a suit of lrars aud secretaries
publicly buying up arms and ammunition,
scducing every person that will listen TO
them to Join the ranks of the Army Of the
Faith, and sending them of by sea TO the
Peninsula. The inhabitants of Bayonne
are heartily tired Of and mnch Disguised
with the conduct Of these traitors TO God
and their country; aud it is well known
that even officers of the French army, at
private cornwall meetings, drink with en-
| thusiasm--" Success to TIC Cause Of Liberty
IN Spdin.o
LoNpoN, Oct. 9.-Paris papers TO the
! 9TH, have been received.
! SrgAssuRGu, Oct. 1.-The judgment
! given by the first Council of war, on the
! 9th Military Division was put in sxeeu-
! ton this afternoon between two aud
| three O'clock, against Lieutenant Colonel
Caron. He wasrconducted to the place of
execution in FlucmaIl square, behind the
barrack occupied by the third regiment of
the line, IN bred coach, in which he rode
alonc.-Ilc was escorted by a detachment
of horse gendarmeric Caron went to
death with GOODNESS and frmncss. Tbs
decree of the Court of Cessation against
entertaining any discussion IN the ease of
the Colonel, who was executed before his
appeal could be brought before the Court,
has been published, by authority in all the
! French Journals. II is felt, no doubt, to
be a hard case, and the Court IL anxious to
show that it had no participation in an act
which was the result Of the prompt severn
ty of the, Military Code.
! A lctt,4 from Poicters mentions that Der
ton and his companions refuse all spiritual
aid. II is stated that two officers of high
rank were arrested on Sunday morning,
and carried before tn" Project of Police.
The QROt'diertne asserts, Oh the authorl-
! ~ Ola private letter Of the eth ult. from
! Vienna, that the Congress was TO open its
sitting nj crona on the 18th INST and 10
close them on the 25th of November, and
! that the Emperor Alexander would be back
| III hi, capital on the q5th of December. 1t
adds, that Mr.. Gordon, the British Resi-
! dent AT Vienna, had been sent to meet the
Duke Of Wellington AT Munich, and TO re-
quest his Grace To charge the direction of
his course, and 10 repair at once TO Ncrona,
as the Allied SoNrrcigus would depart for
! that city on the lst. of Oct Lord Staug-
ford had reached the Austrian capital from
| Constantlnoplc on the morning of the 18th
ult and bad brought strong assurances that
the affairs OF the east turkey and Greece
we're on the eve of being settled.
After communicating these particulars,
the writer says ;-'The situation of Spain
seems particularly to attract the attention
of the Soverelgns. An unatmous accord
exists ON that point between all the Cabi-
nets hut il is al Verona only that the lnea-
surcs which win restore order and tran
guilty in that country are to-be adopted
The adviccs from Madrid are to the 2 ith
ult. The Government had received num-
hcrless reports from all quarters, announ-
cling advantages gained over the ingurgents,
particularly in Lower Arragon, n, AZ Reuss,
and near 81. Sebastian.
EXECUTION AT NAPLES.
The Ncapolitan Gazette contains an ac-
count OF the manner in which Ferdinand
III. has punished or pardoned his loving
subjects for having established or support
cd Il constitution which he himself swore
to maintain, and At the head of which his
son remained till the Austrian standard APP
peared in sight of Naples. Thirty persons,
who had been concerned in the rerolution
al 1G20, have been condemned to death,
and thirteen to twenty-five years impri-
sonment. The Gazette, however, is loud
in It's praises of royal clemeucy for having
pardoncd twenty eight out et the thirty
condemned, and for having committed the
punishment into imprisonment and hard
labor for thirty years. Amongst those
condemned to death is General Pope, who,
it viii be recellected made his escape at
ter the overrunninS Of his country by the