The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29

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Inc plumber Of Gen. Morales, Is .,;i
to amount TO million of dollars and = s'li
wards. anu "
Gen. Cslzada was 10 sail from post
co on tue 18th De-, with an expeditinn n n
Tie schr. Brutus had arrived At e..
Goa from Porto Rico, bringing infnr,,e 1,fa'
that the expedition fitted our ,g.;aa a'anoit
place had been known for consiao,. .i'st
time To the government ofthatcalon,, a ao,
active measures had been adopted :, - anu
feat 1t. Several accompIices had 1 ue'
arrested, among whom were t,so a, "eea
RES rom iiayt' who were shot. as MI
as Frchchman named Dubois, WIN WI wi
sessed fine estate on tue Island. f0''
From he Norfolk Beacon, Me-, a
An intelligent gentleman WIN srr;,..,
here last night, in Tire scT!r Dart. c,n,a .u
Bragg, from Carthagcna, which nlsddan'ul
left ON the esd October, states the fill, ~
ing as the respective positions of the Pr.
ct forces at the time of his sailing. c.
raj Montila, who bad Just been apnn;o,".
. Commander in Chief Of all the CGlo,nl,.a.
forces employed ON the seaboard Was :.
Rio dc la Hacha, with 500 men. and "a az
mein ly expected to be joined By 4Oo NM NV
under the command of Col. Remoy. Win.
was then on his march from Nomno,
Gen. Paez was engaged in the siege of po,
to Cavello, and Gen. Soubletb, betwssn
tafenciTand Caracas.
1he last adsices received at Carthase
ma, from Morales, stated that He had mareh.
cd from Maracaibo into the interior. mn,
asecret expeditions, leaving 900 men TO rsr.
risch that place. Our informant fhSnks
that there must be some error in the ina..
NATION recently received by letters from,
Lasuira, representing Morales as having
landed 10 or Is miles below that place a.
bout 9th Oct. 10000 men, with the inten.
ton Of attacking it and Caracas as he
considers it highly improbable that he could
| have passed from Maracaibo to that part
OF theTuast, without first having an en-.
counter with Montilla or Sonbefte. who
wire anxiously watching his movement.
Morales naval force consisting Of two ~
gun iiigates, l brig of 23guns, 4.or5 sthoo.
hers, and several neclleras, afforded, how
ever, great facility for deharking aud
landlng his troops, as tie Patriot squadron
consisted Of only two brigs, since the raising
of the blockade Of Porto Cabello, and
could. not make even show Of opposition.
General Bolivar was at Guayaquil about
14o miles SSW. Of Quito, and two ex-
presses had been despatched Ly Govern
ment, requiring his immediate return to
Colombia. Much dissatisfaction was anti.
cipstcd on the part of the Congress, at lis
late movements.
Olr informant speaks language by no
means flatterihs, as to The progress of the
Patriots III those qualifications necessary to
constitute thema free and happy RepubG-
can people. =; -: -.
lie also states that he is not surprised at
the numerous exaggerated accounts receiY-
ed iii this country, relative to the progress
OF their arms on their advancement in the
arts of civilized HE ,whcnit is almost impos-
slble for a person on the spot to derive
any correct information of passing events,
: IRON LATE ESdLIsH PAPERS
Efeeantoa Of The Rochelle Conspsrators
PARIS, Sept. 22.---About II O'clock the
walls of the different public buildings were
covered with the "Arrat de la COur Royalx
de Paris announcing the condemnation OF
Bories, Pomiec; Goubin, and Raoulx, four
sub-ollicers, (sergcants, and sergeant ma
.Iors,) of the goth regiment of the line, for
conspiracy, treason, BE. almost at the same
mement, aud simultaneously through the
entire ofthe city of Paris, the same .lrtt,
adding, " that it would be carried into exc
cuiion on that day at the Place tie Greye,"
was in the hands of the hawkers, who
cried IT about The streets precisely as " last
speeches are announced in London.
Up to two O'Clock half dozen mounted
gen d'armes were the only military on do
ty ~ the Place de Greye; but strong de-
tachments ofthe same description of force,
horse, and foot, We're posted at all the com.
handing points in that quarter. In the
Place du Chateiet particularly numerous
body was drawn up. proceeded towardi
the Concnrgerie. The people were crow
ding towards the place of execution. No :
symptoms of sympathy for the miserabIes
StI7nck my eye. In cefe, within twenty
yards OF The gfllllotine, officers were play
ins at billiards, the shops were open--tlle
passengers laughing-cnjoying themselves
-showmea were axhihiting-and low
gaming going on every where passed
great crowd bad assembled round the pri'
son OF the Conciergeric, to which the con
deinned had been removed, between the
hours OF five and six o'clock in the p1orn'
ing, under guard of fifty mounted gen,
darmes. On tireirreaching that. their last
human living abode, they were placed 10
chamber very different from the condemn
ed cells attached to England gaois. II
well furnished, and contains clock thal
strikes the quarters, which consequently
lnt'lnates incesantly to the unhappy so-
.lournefs in that melancholy apartment,
that their moments, already numbered arc
fast expiring but neither that clfeunl-