The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.i

this morning. the fast sailing ship Factor,
Captain Sheed, from Liverpool. She sail
ed from that port on the 28th July, and we.
are indebted TO the politeness OF the Zap
tain for London papers 10 the 26th, being
seven days later than any previously reeel-
we'd. We make several extracts from them
for this days Gazette, principally relating
to the affairs In Spain. We find nothing IN
them which sheds additional intelligence as
10 the condition or prospects OF the Greeks.
Some articles Of minor importance on tins
| subject, shah be given hereafter.
Subscriptions for The relief of the suffer-
ers in Ireland flowed in most bountiitliy.
On the 10Th of July, the amount received
was c1a3,5G9 2s and 10d-in addition to
which the Times of the 25th July, contains
an amazing long list of liberal contributions
which we have Lot time al present To sum
UPS uch munifcent charity reflects cred
IL on the country.
LoNDoN, July give received the Pa
ria papers Of Monday, last night by express.
The following extracts are respecting Spain.
Madrid, July 1.-THE attitude, as tran
q,il as generous, which the inhabitants of
this capital have maintained since the bril-
liant victory obtained over the old troops of
the elite, cannot fail to confo,nd the enc
mics of the Constitution. Posterity viii
find it difficult To believe that so much mo-
deration was united with 20 much courage.
But in being moderate, the inhabitants of
Madrid are very far from neglecting every
possible prccantion. The volunteer militia
aud the garrison continue under arms, and
N the same positions which they occupied
IN the morning OF the 18th. They wait till
every thing shall be restored To its natural
state This brave militia now shares with
the troops of the line the honour and fatigue
of guarding the palace of the King, who re-
Peatedly tt-stiGes To them his satisfaction.
II is said that his Majesty proposes imme
diately TO have general review of the vo-
lunteer militia.
Alter numbering them this morning nj
the depot, the prisoner, Of the Royal
Guards were brought back to the City, and
were found 10 amount to $40. The mum
Der of wounded conveyed to the City Hos
Iitai is considerable. 1t appears that that
of the dead is still more so. Thi, rebel
guard has been decmated in the combats
which took place within and without the
city. What "A subject for regret to the ma
ehlnators of this criminal conspiracy But
what must st II torment them more, ia the
having themselves destroyed privileged
corps, which constantly presented to them
nucleus for their conspiracies against the
liberty Of their country. The new guards
will be organized in an entirely patriotic
national spirit according to The late regula-
tions derrecd by the Cortes. The Munich
pality OF Madrid presented, on the 9th, to
the King very energetic address. which
has produced great impression. This Gu
lious paper is az follows -
"SinE-Fnlly convinced that the late e.
vents of which this heroic city Ras been the
theatre, will dispel from the Royal soul Of
your Majesty those melancholy illusions
through which il had been blinded by per-
iidious men, not less the enemies of the ma
ton than of your Majesty, the Constitu-
tonal Municipality Of the capital of the
SPANS hastens To bring To the foot of the
Throne the most sincere expression OF its
sentiments, aud Gifts wishes for the preser-
Walton fthe state and Of the constitutional
| monarchy. The municipality believe, Sire,
| that 1t can never render to its king a more
valuable service than TO represent to him.
at the proper time, the necessity of adopt
ing prompt and energetic measures which
may save the country forever, by getting
| rid, III certain aud radical manner, Of the
evils which aillict it.
| "We are in time, Sire bnt, perhaps, it
is the last time for remedying the evil
The means are simple, and once tried, the
social edlce would be cemented on bases
50 solid that neither the present generation,
nor that which IL To come after our last de
| Scendants, will see any more disturbance.
The chief of all is, that your Majesty should
convince yourself, ;hat the real friends of
your lite and of your glory are the deten-
ders Of the fundamental law whirh guaran-
tees both. Place yourself in good faith at
the head OF the cause of your country, and
| give public and private testimonies of being
identified whit.
In order TO give the first proof that your
Majesty has sincerely embraced that cause,
nothing IS so necessary as to appoint, in re-
] placing the retired Ministers, men known
to be lIIustrious and devoted to the system,
aud endowed with an energy and an acti-
VIty capable OF terminating the social body,
now languid and weak through the bad faith
Of great number, aud through the sndo-
tence and iAhnperance q others. Your
Court, Sire, or rather, your domestic circle,
IS composed (such is the public convictionl
VI permanent conspirators against liberty.
"Thc keeping near you single one a.
monost them would deprive your Majesty
OF the confidence your faithful Spaniards,
and never more than now was it necessary
10 the safety oithe state and Of your males
ty that YOU should recover that confidence.
An act, not less interesting Sire, for the res
toration of the public tranquility and the
security ofall, is the exemplary and prompt
punishment of the traitors and perjured men
that have shed the innocent blood of those