The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-23

atTs Suspicion Of having been engaged IN :
reasonable plot.
eenef'il i,iilleminet remains IN stfrn.
danre npon his Royal Highness tile DUKE
de- angohicme, as chiff of The staff.
Joutnat &c Paris.
\ letter from the brave G.Ii. 4ncsada
Which has been received at PARIS, states
positively, that Santos Latron had attack.
cd the constitutional troops, 400 strong
II la Rancana and Nadanicz, in Navarro
hat he made Goo prisoners, and took all
the r'ateri.'l. The vietory was most com.
plete, otiy zoo men were aile TO get bach
to PanYp,iuna.
" The B1ke de Reggih set out on the
27tf uitiIno, for st. jean de f.itz, wher,
he Is goiag To Tx his head quarters.
TL'E1oiie.
BArossE, March es.-The Duke o,
Regsin reviewed the 18th regiment of the
line yesterday, aud ordered sofneevoiutions
which were executed with great precision.
The weather was beautiful aud the review
brilliant.
-" Informed Of the difficulties which the
officers OF the army experience relative IL
forage, the Major General, by the order oI
his Royal Higliness the Commander in
Chief, has decided that from The 25th inst
1t Shall be delivered IN Kind for the number
OF those horses actually present.
"9'he strctrst orders have been given,
that all persons, both military and civil,
attSetcd to the severd corps Of the army,
shall immediately repairt6 the destinations
assigned them.
:" H'isalso expressly ordered not to allow
with the army any women, besides those
authorised by the regulations, as suffers or
laundrGsses.
PARIS, April 3.-TlF three editors of
the Album, the Courier des Spectac4es. and
the isevcil, have been hrorght before the
Tribunal Of Police to-day, for having treat
ed 81 politics without the permission of go
vernnfent, and without having deposited
Tie sum required as security. The affair
OF the frst1wo was al jourried foI IA week
thai of the Eeveil was pleaded. NJ. BaZin,
Cocnsel for the Journal, maintained that
the articles complained of were net, pro-
perry speaking, political aud dwclt on the
wei known monarchial principles Of tie
"dltors, and Their perse, rrancc in combat
ing doctrines destructive of social order.
" Tne tribunal adjourned the affair fo1' a
week, to pass sentence"
"e4pra I've have Just received news
from Madrid, of the 18th OF March. The
King continues his journey sometimes on
foot sometimes on horseback. His Males
ty finds this mode of travelling better for his
health Than remaining long in The carriage.
The Cortcs ST odt on the 23td, with the
Ministers E6oa and San Miguel A great
numsFr of families follow the train, or ale
making preparations to depart The capi-
tai is tranquil The new Ministers viii
enter On their functions at Seville.
Joisrn0s des Debtfs
News from Madrid of the cath has
been received. There are only vague CON
lectures respecting the Kings S,urney :;
even the places through which his Maicsty
has passed, are not stated it only seems
certain that his route has boon changed,
and that the Cortes, with the Ministers T..
gsa and San Migueh, set DIT on the esd.
tQudsSaienne.
The Quotidcnne gives a letter from
Bsyonile, relating to the proclamation of
th" victory obtained by Saatos Ladron,
extracted from the official report sent by
him to the Junta of Navarro, This letter
further states thai according 10 the amc unit
of Che sircn2 III OF thc army which has lust
been published al Madrid, the regular force
does not vxcced $4,000 mcm including
1900 cavalry, viz I'll 200 under Nina,
$500 in garrison at Madrid, 500 nn,!er
O'Daly aud AbiSbal and in various carri-
sons. The $4,000 militia, who are neither
armed, clothed nor paid must not be reek-
oned, as they would not stand before one
company of Dungeons. All the attempts to
effect levy en masse have not only failed
but have served to augment the Royals;
gnerillas.
" The letter also says that a body Of 900
Spaniards, with Coionrls
Alexander O'Donuel and the pastor tJau-
rcguy) accompanied by French refugees.
again parad"d Ola the banks of the Bidasso.
on the 2Gth, "a wing cut, " V.ye Ia Libertt
Francalse Vive "a Cote Gauche ~ Then
they sung in turns the Marsellois hvmn
aud the TragaIa, This rev parade had
the same result AS the preceding, aud only
the indignation which those
attempts had already excited"
itrom he Pitote Of F1doy.l
MAraID, March 25.-The King, at his
departure, seemed much displeased at the
GOODNESS of the people of this city it will.
perhaps, be very difficult to make his Ma
lcsty return to the capital.
" The capital is perfectly Tranquil eve
~ body approves resolution which Is tho't |
10 be useful to the country.
"The Moderate party in the Cortcs is
now more heated than thoss who were
called Exoltados. Argulles exercises the
greatest influence in the Cortes and there
IS nobody more opposed than he is to eve
~ kind Of concession, which would indi.
cate weakness in the Spaniards.
1.-THE new Ministers will enter ON their
nj Gryilia II 10 It,.