The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-13
FROM LIVERPOOL.


Perfect arrived this morning. Sailed 10Th
March.
LONDON, March l9.-An express arri-
we'd from Paris early this morning, but the
current price OF the Funds is not yet ascef-
| tanned.
We understand that three hundred thou
sand Consols are To- be delivered to-day,
which Is the cause of their maintaining
their price.
A private letter received this morning
from Paris, states that the calise OF the
French Funds rising, was--.the government
had told the Exchange Agents that il they
did not keep up the Fundsthey would not
employ them any longer.
From the Courier FTdncris.
PANS, March l0.--Several Journals
published yesterday, some orders Of the
day, that were addressed to the different
I.egions of the National Guatd. IL these
orders are intended to prove that things
ut the head quarters are viewed differently
than in the companies, they viii accom-
plsi their object but il any thing else is
meant, they will fil. For instance, when
the National Guards are told that passive
obedience Is their first duty, IL only proves
comes, are strangers TO every true origin,
organization and end of his corps, and u ey
cannot reasonably expect that any OF the
citizens TO whom tits addressed, will admit
principle OF this nature. The Journal
des Debats, which is the organ OF one part
of the Ministry, showed itself much better
information on this matter, when il said
that the sergeant who commanded guard
Of honor was not obliged on that account
10 execute an arrest, but il appears that
the iraction OF the Ministry which governs
this paper, has not the same weight at the
head quarters of the National Guard. The
Colonels OF the 4th aud 9th egions talk of
the Indignation that the conduct OF Ser
geant Mercer has caused Them if they
merely speak for themselves, well and
good but if they express this sentiment
as common TO all the National Guards, it
must be allowed that no facts support their
assertion. Sergeant Mercer, since the
sitting ofthe 4lh, has been loaded with
marks of affection aud esteem from the
National Guards of all the lcgions. A
considerable humber among them wishes
| 10 present him with Il sword of honour
His company is nolonger known but by the
name OF Compaguie du Sergenl. The
Sergeant Major of this company, writing
yesterday to a journal, signed Sergeant Ma
Jor Of the Honorable FIRST Company, &C.
IL would be very difficult to see in these
facts, aud in many others that we could
mention, any symptoms of sorrow and
indignation.
Ertract Of a private letter.
BAYoNNE, March - We are without
news by the ordinary Madrid Courier since
the 10th of Feb The mail which was
due on the LIST inst. has not yet arrived. -
We are 90 the eve OF having all cemmuni-
cation interrupted by the Reyalst guerl-
las, vino will soon have possession of the
roads from Madrid to Trim. The troops
of Merino and Cubeas are at Lomo Sur
IA. Ii is affirmed that Bessieres, on re-
turning from New Castle, detached "A corps
of 800 men to join the troops of these two
Chiefs.
"Thc Chief, Gorerli, was with from
to 500 men, at Ermany he has forced
the CONSTITUTIONAL Colonel, Gaureguy, to
take refuge in ST. Sebastian.
Some members of the Commanders
patty of the Cortes, alarmed AT the events
which are preparing, have already joined
the .Hoderdtes. Amongst others, it is CT
ted NJ Bertrand de Lis, who, in letter
which hehas published, hatters himsefupon
having had the honor Of an interview with
his Majesty The ardent patriot thinks
that the present Ministers have not suili-
cient capacity to be at the helm of affairs.
lie iorrsces the urgent necessity of admit
tins the propositions OF the foreign powers,
and amongst others, those of the French
government, this, according to him, is the
only means of uniting all parties, of caus-
ing civil war To cease, and of avoiding a
foreign one. This letter has excited in
tense sensation. Gazette de France.
We have received our advices by an ex-
traordinary courier. They contain three
reports from the Count d'Abisbal to the
government, which are so insignificant that
we should not notice them, if they were
not otherwise TO form your opinion, and to
demonstrate the true state of things. The
| following is an abstract of these docu-
| .nents -
| The first, which merely relates to the
marching of the troops under his orders !;
is dated from Molina ON the 18th Of Feb
The second is dated from Auguita on the
18th, and announces that part of the diyI-
sion Of Bessieres, amounted to 1900, was
marching upon Siguenza, whilst Uiman,
with 1000, took the route to Soria, being
pursued by Gen. O'Daly. Bcssieres, it is
stated, is closely pressed by Brigader
Torres. The third despatch was dated
from Medina Cell on the 10th, and states
that " Bessieres having evacuated Siguen-
Ia, has taken the road to Darienza, whence
ne will doubties press forward, to gain Ma
varre, where he will think himself more
safe. Gen. O'Daly, is added, was pu-
suing him, having abandoned Ulman's
corps, which is completely derided. Bn-