The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
THO. BENNETT.

SIT, your obculent servant
THO. BENNETT.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
NEW loRk, August 2.,~-The packet
snip james Monroe, Captain Marshall, arrl-
we'd last evening, IN 30 days from Liverpool.
BY her the Editor of the Advocate has
received London papers TO the 18th Ju-
~, and Liverpool to the 10th, inclusive.
Our time and limits will only permit us 10
mike the following extracts
Their contents are more than usually
important, containing late intelligence from
Spain, Portugal, Russia, aud Turkey " hich
viii be 10 n below
The troubles in Spain We're increasing
On the 30th June an ARRAY took place be
tween the populacc and the guards, in which
an officer was killed
A letter received in London, dated Ma
drid, 2ath June, says" This country is
in a most tonvttlscd STATE, without funds,
credit, or confidence yet still think the
constitution will stald firm against all do
nestle attacks"
The proceedings Of Tie Portuguese Cor
tes are important, rs it is supposed they
NOblll ffftL III d NfClbl vi
ofthc Brazis. \ measure 10 that elect had
been proposed, and was under Discussion
The debates were carried ON with great We
hcmcnee.
We have copied below, an article from
Hamburg, dated July 4, which the London
Courier of jay Is, says is a document
which may be considered an official expo
ii on Of the conduct OF Rus ia with respect
| to her differences with Turkey.
The accounts from ireland are 10 the
18th July, and the distress does not appear
to have abated any. The Dublin papers
say, in one parish ia The county IF Mayo,
enc hlndrcd end forty ofour, Gilow creatures
dicd Of famine dad tcrcr IN ten days % The
subscriptions in London Increased rapidly
The following is taken from Faulhner's
Dublin journal OF July 10.
appalling Distrss.-Wr understand
that one hundred and forty persons have
died Of starvation aud fever in one parish
in the County of Mayo, during the short
space OF ten days. The greatest anxiety
prevails in Dublin TO ascertain the particu-
lars of this eStraordiuory calamity. We
shall, in our next publication, communicate
t efiGatfal de a :, t, n q, n'lmr,onr
readers must remain satisfied with our full
conviction Of the truth ofthis appalling fact
We understand, also, that the greatest ex-
ertions are making in the highest quarters
and at The hianson-housr, 10 investigate
the causes. and 10 prevent the further cx-
tension OF Ositiye famine IN the county of
Mao. We trust, ia God, that the gene
rour people oG England will not slacksn
their endeayoIs 10 collect funds for supply
-g the means Of existence 10 OR miscrd-
bic, furnishing, and expiring icll0w-crra-
lures we may sbew the tear OF commits
Grafton, but we need say no more: every
man in England VIII do his duty.
"in the county of Cork, the far greatest
distress exists in the popuou, and cXtcn-
siye Harouy Of Duhailow, distant from all
relief aud the SEA coast particularly the
Carbarrys, four great Bafoniea OF immense
extent, including the parish of Skull. In
those great baronies oil DdiaIl"w and The
Carberys, 40 relief from England or else
where tdn be msappllcd.'
SPAIN.
LoSDoN, Stnday Evening" July IL
Further intelligence arrived yesterday from
Madrid, bringing down our information
from that city 10 the evening OF the 9Th.
At that period, we understand, no conccs-
sion had been made by the mutnous troops,
nor had any thing occurred To INSPIRE
hoHes Of bringing the affair to an amicahie
accommodation Frequent interviews are
said to have taken place between the King
and his Ministers, in whichthe latter strong
ly urged his Majesty TO sanction WIN lis
name the PRONUNCIATION OF some Official 40
cument, declaring his dsapprobatlon at The
conduct OF the royal guards, and des'ghns
them by the title ofrebels to their country. IL
is added, that with this proposition FerdI-
nand has firmly refused compliance, deciar-
ing that his guards were ms Trends, ana
should never be 5tIgmatsed or brought M
to peril by any act OF his. An apprthen-
sion, to which the yacilating conduct OF tie
King gave some cause, appears to nave
been entertained by the Ministers, that / ef-
dinand might suddenly adopt the resolution
of placing himself under the protection OF
tine refractory troops; and they urged NM
therefore, to repair to some place OF safety
where his person, should the troops he IN
cited to so daring an attempt, might be Sc
cure from seizure. To this proposition al
so the King returned a decided negative
with the remark, that his guards were iai'h-
fu), and that he had nothing to fear rom
them. In this situation affairs were iei' on
the 9Th inst the conduct Of the King inspIf-
ing tie most serious alarm among that Por,
ton ofthe people who are wen affected TO
the constitution. All the Impartial Reports
OF travellers and of private letters rela'e'
with the utmost confidence, that the grea'
bulk OF the Spanish nation is decIarolH at,
| fached TO the constitution, aud ina, 'i'r o.'
'y Dangerous disaieetl0n exists In Tue A''