The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-01

ring the last three months, pursuant to
late decree of the Cortes, exceed the mum
Der of 100000 men throughout The whole
Peninsula.
While the King was passing through Sc
seral streets of this city, on his way 10 the
Retire, Ile Was hailed with shouts OF "Long
live the Constitutional king-Long live the
Constitution"
Ii Is positively stated that, on the 9Th
instant, after the defeat of the Guards IN
the streets of Madrid, aud when they were
retrealing 10 the Palace, the King ordered
his horses To- be sadlled, that lac naight
place himself II their head but that he
was dissuadcd from this project by &c
neral, who pointed o'lt to bin the dangers
be must incur in the midst Of undiscipllned
troops.
From the CiaseoU Gronicle, .faguSi 3.
The Kings tisit 10 .SeoHand.-We I'M
derstand that Lord Melyiilc'is expected in
Edinburgh on Monday next, when Court
Of Admiralty viii be held, and will final
ly determine whether his Majesty will
land al Leith or at the Chain Pierre, Trim
~.
The dress of the Royal Archers will be
most beautiful the general outline of II IS
/ proposed to be tartan surtout, reaching
nearly 10 the kness, with sleeves slasiled
with green tartan trews and stockings, and
| black roseties in the shoes white satin
bOw-case across the body, "A Robin Hoods
| belt, cap with an eagles feather and v hite
gloves, reaching half way up the arm, aud
| rnils round the neck. They will meet the
King at his landing, and proceed with him
TO Holy rood House.
It's expected that his Majesty will visit
the University, and with this view the
Workmen are employed in clearing the in
terror of the square, OF the scaiioldng used
by the masons, and in preparing galleries
Tor spectators, which are to be erected a
galnst the old buildings ON the south side Of
the square.
The Honorable William Maule, NJ p for
Forfarshire, has sent, for his Majesty's
table, ten fat bucks from his park at Ran
mure.
We learn that the Members Of all the
Universities in Scotland will attend in Ed
lnburgh, in ordorto be presented To the King
III separate bodies.
On Tuesday the Town Council Of Aber-
deen resolved, that deputation of their
numbers shall proceed TO Edinburgh, in or
der TO present an address of congratulation
TO his Majesty, ON his arrival in his ancient
kingdom of Scotland.
The Town Council of Dundee, on We'd
ne9day, voted an address to the King, and
appointed Il depuiation 10 present it to his
Majesty, when he holds his Court at Edin-
burgh.
The Magistrates of Montrose, on Wed
ncsday last, voted loyal address to his
Majesty, TO be presented on the occasion of
his visit to Scotland.
The spacious mansion, No Sc, Queen
street, IS taken for the magistrates of Gias-
| gov, for the month of August current, and
stablIng provided for 10 horses. The
chief magistrates coach is decorated
with the city arms, &c. state and undress
hNerles are preparing for the coachmen,
Positions, and lootmen.
A late debate in the French Chamber of
! Deputies was remarkable by pancgyric
! by NJ. Dudon, an ardent MisteraIist, ON
the services rendered to France by Napo-
leon. Then" (when the Directory was
overthrown) said NJ. Dudon, "a mighty
man employed his power in dcstmying Re-
publican institutions and ideas. Religion
was persocuted-hc re-opcned its temples
the Priests We're dispersed-he made a law
which restored us the free exercise Of our
worship; the emgrants We're prescribed
he recalled them contiscalinns lay heavy
upon them-he gave them back their es-
tatcs all distinctions were abolshed-he
created that order to which we owe prodi-
Lori, Il - 4
rcglclde-he raised expiatory affairs: it bad
preached absolute equality he created an
hereditary nobility. Those proud Revolu-
tlohsts had sworn to die rather than suffer
their phantom Republic to be destroyed
he would not take, although 1t was in his
power, he received from them the title ol
Emperor 7" Several voices on the left ex-
claimed. "that the panegyric was com
plete )" and others, that nothing was want
ing but the cry of Vive rEmpereur To
render the whole scene more extraordina-
ry, the motion for printing this speech was
demanded, and carried by the right and
centre, the Ministerialists and the Ultra
Mlnis,eralists, and has been published in the
Quotidienne, and Ultra Ministerial Paper
The debate was rendered further remark
able by the disappearance of the veteran
Lafayette, one of the heroes of the revolt
ton, IN the Chamber, aud the presence o
the celebrated Madame Manson in the gal
lery.
His Holiness the Pope has given an ex-
ample worthy of imitation, in aflording
safe asylum in the territories of the Churcl
to the afflicted Greeks. Advices from An
coma, announce the daily arrival at that port
of vessels loaded with Greek refugees
who, while Protestant governments supply
their prosecutors with arms and ammani
tion, find a warm aud hospitable welcom,
from the Catholic church.
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