The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

coa"r r es" ."a SO lar adopted h, -.
ist. To admit TO an audience ,foc
Deputies IN whose favour tb. CNtef6
lsome has declared itself in very .a oal Of
language. ''ergtiis
"a. Immediately that said Dep,,.ia. :.
rived ON the Continent, a mole " a''
mltted 10 the Congress, requesting H. aus
cognltIon of Lord Wellington ms H. 80, ~ IT,
stItutlonai King of their regenera,ed r, %.
try. THIS proposition was rejected nun Dar'
monsly. uildn'-
3rd. On the 14th a Courier LEI, v.
bearing important dispatches for tbe 'V M
van. VIC pi-
4th. A project was discussed and adj.
ed 10 prosecute the Society of the Cayf.
mari in all the allied States. 0"0o.
9Th. The question whether wanna.
succeed M the dynasty of SARDINIA IN
caused very animated discussion h.
France and Austria. y
9th. The Princess Maria Louisa. n, : is,
ess OF Parma, has presented 10 Tho 1~neraI
gress, protestin favor her son NanoIeat-
the "a, and has required the execution "a
The Congress of Vienna, relative In tbs ~
ucation, asslgnatlon aud other casual nros,.
Of that Prince. r'oh's
| 9TH AS for Spain the Allies are IN l,,;.
themselves, for the present. to direct;na
message to the Spanish government bay;na
Tor It's object to secure the nviolabilitv -
'he hoyal fers0naSes, and to request :,
particular amendment in the Constitn,o,
also requiring the expulsion of Gen. Penn.
ana other personages from the S,,n;sL
territory. A fine occasion, tsays the Ed.
Iior to demand also the expulsion lron,
France OF Eguia, Quesada, O'Donell Inn
ga, Laguna, &c.
9Th. The Austrans are still 70 occp,r
the klngdon of Naples, where will also +.
formed national army, and Two Swiss re-.
e'mcnts these last can be employed bv
the Austrlans, as part of the army of oh.
serVatlon, which is on the frontiers of Tu-.
key, on the Valaquia side.
9Th. period has been fixed on ~
which the Austrians are to evac,iate picd'
mont; but even then, they are TO continue
TO garrison the citadel of Alexandra.
Extract Of q letter 10 the Editors of tbe Bec.
con, dated
HAVANA, 1th February, 1923
3" A British fleet is looked for every dav
direct from England likewise the Amer
can fleet from America
A new Governor for this Island is ey.
pected every day.
=" The Congress Frigate left the Moro
with Il convoy on the 9th inst to 20 thro,
the Gnlph. A considerable Spanish Con.
voy will leave this to day for Spain"
100
From The ". Y. Mercantile Advertiser.
"By the schr. Tartar, Capt. Brown, we
have Curacao papers of the 18th and 18th
ult. The u 5. frigate Congress left that
place about the 18th, after recovering her
anchor and cable.
Accounts from Coro to Jan. Sd, state.
that official intelligence had reached that
place, that Morales obtained victory over
the COLOMBIAN generals Clemente and
Ordanetta, on the 28th of December, and
made 900 prisoners. The Curacao Editor
doubts the truth of this report; the Span
sh vessels in the port, were however de-
corated with Gags, and the Royalist Span
lards in the place had great rejoicings--
The Curacao paper states, as matter of
fact, that Morales arrived at Coro from
Maracaibo on the 18th December, and
marched on the 21st with 1000 men 10 at.
tack Clcmente and Ordanetta who were
in Truxillo. A garrison of 1000 men was
left at Msracaibo. Captain Brown informs
us, that accounts had just been received at
Curacao previous to his departure, that
Morales had been defeated on his march
towards Valencia.
THE last accounts from Caracas, were
of Dec. 2G. Papers ofthat date, state that
Morales took possession of Coro, on the
Sd of November. rorreles retired to the
heights of San Lins, where, on the 7th,
Morales had attacked him, and an obsti-
nate engagement ensued, which lasted till
evening, when Torreles received informa-
ton that he need not expect any REIN
iorcements from the east, thought best to
retreat, which he accomplished without
any dshonor to the Colombian arms. Pre-.
vious advices from Margaretta, say that
Bermu9es had received orders from Gen.
Bolivar. to take command of the forces in
Caracas, and that he was to depart from
Cumana with all his disposable troops.
zen. Bolivar had intimated that he had
left Mompox, and would descend the Mag
dalena with large body of men.
Pirates.-ltis time that the squadron
under commodore Porter should sail, be-
cause the buccaneers have had full detail
of the armament.
BY late accounts it appears that two A,
merican vessels have been captured aud
burnt near Matanzas and from the -, %os
we learn, that the cre,os Uere tied 10 t"H'f
g'ns, and all burnt together! Whel Al
the bolt fall upon these miscreants The
Americans were attacked by the rabbIe at
Matanzas, and many driven into the rlyer,
and seriously hurt by stones. A powerful
blow must be struck, not only against the
principals, but even their aiders and abet'
tors. M ADJ.