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TRUST SALE.

DURSUANF 10 a trust deed made by
L AbsaIom Ruchcftp me, Tor the purposes
therein expressed, md dnly recorded N the
office of tlr county cout If Amherst, | shall,
on Moniay 'he 4lst day Of April, expose 10
public saie, Tor cash, al Ailnur CoK's tavern,
IN The county Of Amherst. Jude and her three
children, John, Babel and arhild unnamed
or 80 nans 81 them a. VIII be suil cient 10
satisfy tic purposes Of The trust The sale OF
the above mentioned property will certainly
lake place "a, The deed anfhorises Il, whether
It is present or not The It'll Is indspuiuIie.
but / ) bal only convey such as is vested in
me by the lrust deed
JAMES l.. LAHpk1N.
o. BY the consent OF all PARTIES concerned
III the trust deed above mentioned, the sale " Ill
take place al Amherst courthouse, on tic 2isi
OF April, 1t being COURT day instead OF at Nil.
nor Coz 5 tavern.
JAMES l.. LAilPhiN, TRUSTEE.
April 4 wtds 30
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10 E,NT.

TWE leases on three Of my FARMS
Il will expire al the close at THIS year aud
the public are respectfully informed that they
are ior lease again for term al years. They
In On james river IN the county Of Amherst,
a few miles below lYnchbufe, and consist
principally of Low -GK0tNDs They are
the fhl nls al present occupied by Col ". T..
fontaine, Samuel smiibsor, jr. aud the beirs
OF john Minion, decd They posscss superior
advantages for tlwir t.rliav, convenience IL
market, 10 mill, sc. aud water navigation
10 those who hive adequate force of hands,
~ they nre Objects worthy of altcnlion,-
Apply 10 the snhsefibcr near Nilliss noun
tuin III the county ol buckingham, mud letters
ul0y be addressed IN him Ia Ca Ira Post Office.
l.. ROLLING.
April !, w3w" 50
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Attention =.

THE Amherst Artillery company, com
IL manded by Capt " illiam I. lsbel, " i'll
muster AZ Mrs. Noodfuils' tavern, on odtur-
day the 18th inst. and the regimentaI muster
will be on Tuesday the 10Th, al Amherst Court
House. The company is commanded to at.
tend according to law, by order ot the COM
msnder JORDAN GREASY,
April /. Orderly Sergeant.
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Eo(ice.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER hereby forwarns
4 the pi,lic from trading for or taking an
assignment OF Two bonds, givouby him 10 Ohm
James, ior the purchase OF tract of land
one 81 ilein tNr 2i5o wlich was due on the
TT OF March last and the other for gLu, OF
iheresbonts 9ae the Isl of December next---
A. he cannot get title to tho hnd, anl Is &c.
solved not 10 pay ,bom uuti' he does.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
Appii 4. IL 80
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I'M SENECA LAkE.-R9 Peci,df
On Thy fair hosom, silver lake.
the wild wan sproad, his ,noWy sail,
And roUad his breo the ripnlrs break,
As down he beurs before The gale.
On thy fair bosom, wavele4s stream
The dipping paddle orhoe, lar,
And lla-hes in The moonlight gleauL
And bright reiluuIs lllc polar star
The wave, uipng the pebbIy shore,
As blows the norhwiud, heave theif foam,
And curl around the dpSlng oar,
= Iata the hoaiman he, him home
How sweet, at sci Of sun, 90 view,
Thy golden mirror spreading wide,
And sfe thc mist Of mnnling blue,
Float round the distant mountpin'e SIDE.
Vt midn hi hour, rs shinrs The inoon,
SHEET OF silver spreads below,
And swift slc ctls, ii highest noon,
Light clouds, Ike Wrcalls of pures 81 suSw,
On thy fair bosom, silver lake
O could ! ever sweep the oar,
When curly binds at morning wnke,
And evening tells Us tod sn'er
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-04

A II rules held in the clerks office OF the
4 Z county court Of buckingham, for the
month of March, 1873.
Philip H. Vest and William Vest also, Sal
" Polly, John r. Lesi q. aud BetScy q Vest
which said sally, Pol., John +. Levi q. and
Vest, their iathtr and next friend, PITTS
against
Charles CARROT administrator with the " III
anncXed OF John Gibson, dee Il, Salty Gibson,
widow of the said decreased, William Gibson,
.phebe Perkins, Thomas Nolloy and Sally hi,
vile, William Denny and Nancy his wife, John
Gibson, Levi Gibson, Read Gibson Roland
Spouse and Patsy his wife, and liza Spouse,
infant child OF Polly Spouse, dec d, who was
formerly Polly Gibson, defendants.
IN CfRFCERY
The defendants John Gibson, and Read Glib
son not having entered their appearance, aud
given security according TO the act OF assent
bly, and the rules oi this court, and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
Inhabitants Of this state, on the motion of the
plaintiffs by counsel, II is Ordcrtd, that the said
defendants John and Head Gibson do appear
here 1T June court next, aud answer the plain
tliis' bill, and that copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted in the Virginan for two
months successfully. aud that another copy
thereof be posted AT the front door OF the
courthouse Of this county.
A Copy
IS r. ELDRIDGE, u. e,
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IU 81 $ 9IS.I.9sra

LATEST NEWS FROM f.St:t.tSn.
Charleston, Nth Ely The .Hary "a
bar'ae arrived This morni z Ne have ~
eeisrd liverpooI, papers To The l nh nj,
,'Icluslte. The y ospect of var between
France and Spain IS strengthened hv H.
l.andon papers aud hy ccounls ON
iaris. The Spanish Minister had recei,
Cd orders LON the Gus e,o u leave Pa
rs. The Duke D'Angnnlenc's baggage
hhd ltit PARIS for the frontiers. and So
'erai trains ot artillery and regiments of
troops had sci oiit Tor the Spanish frontiers.
Spanish b"nds IN ondon, s. II is asser.
ted IN the French papers that the armies Of
ffante VII not pass the fyrences, before
March. ConSals On the Ith Feb. al : -.
clock, 7Si. Markets for Cotton, lively and
Il small Improvements Wheat Was up IN
England
Several cargoes OF Wheat were sold yes
terday at 100, lSG, III aud ljG sents per
hllshel BAH, ,imufcon.
Ertrctt Of Isiic,' 10 ne Eiii9r dditd 81.
TuoMAs, March ).
Commodore Porter aud all his Squad
ron arr NOW sailing into port. The Steam
vessel exrites the astonshmcnt of the IA.
tI'rs. The Squadron presents very
beautiful appearmce.p
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Notice.

~ TWO of the abovc.namad partners vii
resume the business in the sume house, with
General supply ri all kinds of goods; OF which
due notice 10 the public VII given.
Apri |. 6stsI
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u Mist aS xNtters,

Remaining IN Tie P06t once al iyHhbuFg,
&c iSt Of Ipi4t l823.
~ Capt, Mark ADthony Rev. George
NJ. Anderson :, Horace Atkigson, James
Armstrong /, John n, Anderson, Miss Ma
ny Adams, Miss Charlotte Armstrong,
Sterling Anderson, John AIieook.
B-prrAy Boley, Maj. Colin Bucllncr,
frrderiei, Bass, Thomas +, Bowes, John
Brown ., .inhu &. Below, Reid Brown,
Thomas Brownlce, JONES Bailey, William
Booth ., James Z. BuIork, William l..
lowing, Levi Besl, n IA. Eell, Capt, VIM.
Barnet.
C--Phomas |. Couch, Commissioners Of
the Revenue, Thomas Clark, Joseph Car.
son, Miss Ann Grows, Pleasant Greasy,
alllncf Cox \, Robert Coleman, Mrs Nan
cy fra"le, DR. Robert ~. Carter 2, JAS.
Goilin, John Case, d. t. y, Cahell, ri
e!ard Chiffon
D--Junrs b. Dare, George Donaphin,
VIM. Dngard, Wn. Davenport, Neison {.
Dawson.
E--Wm. X. Edcnfcld, Joseph Eehols
4, Francis Epps, Jacob Farley.
F-Miehael Fox, Miss Jane Franklin,
James Freiweil, Miss Nancy Fair, VIM.
Fretwell
G-Rew Enoch George, Rev. Samuel
Garrard, Fnnk Gray, Frances Graves,
George Gn'hrcy, John Guthry, James
Garnet ., Philip Goodwin, Jacob Goodc
II. Charles Glass, Miss Frances Goodwin,
Thomas Graham, Harvey George 2, John
NJ. Gordon L.
H-Sauuel lIeyden, Miss MiIIy liackcl
Q, Joseph V liardwick, John Hamilton,
Isaac Holmes, A. NJ. Hepburn, Thomas IL
Harris, William ID. Hill :, David Iienning
Il. Harris.
LRichard Johnson, Mrs. Mary q
Johnson, Miss Martha W. Jones Q, Mrs.
Lucy Jones, Isam jenkins, james john
son, Mathew Jordan.
L-shelly Lee, VIM. {. Leftwieh, II
& W. I.angllorne 8, Mps. Margaret II
LighlioUt, Lynch s, Co. Green d. Lewe!
len, James -. Little, Mrs Susan Loosen
Daniel Love, Thomas Lucas, Miss Sarah
| Z. Lee.
.N-Jamcs r. Martin, VIM, Martin
VIM, Mcllenney 2, Bishop Mekendree
Rev. &. ). Mourning, Harvey Mitchell 2
VIM. Morgan, Edward 6. Mansfield, Ro-
bert Minis, Capt. Gideon Massie, T.. May
er, Richard Murrcll, Charles Manit, Mrs
Jane Morgan, John Monahau.
.N-Speueer Norycll.
O-Deunis O'Brien.
P-vJohn II. Price, BENJAMIN A. Phillips
James PrItii, Riatt petlyjohn, Rev. Jas
pattison, VIM Pinnell, Joseph q. Porter
Richard Psudletou 2, William d. Patti5on
Edward Price, John Price.
R-Maj. j. b. Risquf, WIN. NJ. Riyes .
Joseph Roberts, Miss Sarah Ray, DAME
kussel, VIM. |. Rlydon, Henry /. Rose
James Roane lr. VIM. Robinson, Rev. 10
bert II. Roberts, Miss Elizabeth koblcs.
S-Scrgeant Corporation, Miss Maria
A. Scott, William Shelton, Jonathan Sol
Ter, VIM. +. Sisson, Henry Safely, JOIN
II. Smith, Lewis Schonrr, John W
Schenck, Capt. Il. Spain, Watt Seay, Or
Wilson Seldom
I-Clement Townsend, Benjamin Tho
mas, David Tiusry, Samuel J.. Talafeao
James TaIlalerro, Pleasant Timberlak,
Maj. O. rowles, Christopher Tension, Tho
mas Terry jr.
p-Benjamin Vawter 3, Alfred Yanner
son.
C-Mrs. Elizabeth Uand.
j W-R. II. Wahhall, Alexander Williams
Frederick Wcndil. Merit NJ. White, Ed
ward Winston 3, Edward Wood, Capt. 10
~ph Waller, Charles wilson, Ms Slisa
Wallscc.
/ i--Jahn Yorc.
! OK. d. Quarles & Co. Quinn
Ware 8.
/ JOHN ID. MURRELL, p. NJ.
March 1. s. wsw
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ROGK LANplNG.N. E.

ONte etHe Roanoke .Nar,goiion CompaHg.
:. ReUieed. That The stockholders Ia Tic
Rnenakc Navigation Company, IRE hereby
requested 10 pay 10 the treasurer At Halifax,
\ & an the 10th Febfuutv neat, ten doIlais
pn rneh shnre, by them respectively held ia
addition 10 tie 10 per eeni. payable hereto
lpfe, L Tie aboft rf9tssiioH hc lMh DcetM-
tte, isl7)
" OfderB, That the stockholders pay into
Tho Treasury on The lOl day of Deecmb,k
next, fifteen dollars on cHch share ly them
lnld respectively, in addition TO the install
lUent now due ~ Passed aelh Ocfobcf, lsls)
" ReDitrd Tint ten dollars on each share
al stoek br called in on The Isl Jay Of spplom-
Der heAt"--- PASSED. 25h Starch, isl9)
" Oedfed. That 10 per cent on each share
of atock be paid 10 thc Treasurer on tue lst
day OF February neal, hring the 5ih requisi-
ton - Passed PAN Orioitf, lSlV)
q" onitrtd, That The stockholders in tho
Itoanokc Navigation Company, be, aud they
are hereby required 10 pby into the Treasury
on the Ut ha5 ri janlafy neNt, ten dollars on
each shnfe held hY them respectively. - Pas
sod 2atb Oriottr, ls2o)
;" Ondeted, Tint the stockholders IN the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be-, and they
nre hereby required 10 tny into the Treasury
on the Isl dry vi February next the SUN ol
eli lit dollnrs on each -hnie Of stock held by
thru respectively II Passed l3ih .torembfr,
le2ID
|, ASppfw Jo,srn, clerk Of the Roanoke
NAVIGATION Company, certify Ne foregoing ~
be correctly copied from The records OF The
said company, Given under my hand and
zeal vi Office, the 2oih day Of May, ls2e
q Copy .
\ JOINER, oipt
April / NGN "A
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Evssh Spring Goods,

And will still be added 10 10y further ~upplcs.
Whirh vii make their assortment MS nearly
complete ~ that Of any other honsc IN This
place. 1Ir additional supplies io heir stock
have been made ths spring, pnly Tor the pur-
poseni supplying ia thtr usual Way the wants
mud d.inunIs OF their numerous npliican,sand
customers upon the same liberal lctms, pnd az
the salne reduced pree,, which they have
heretofore donc. 4 they expect to sbnre the
custom OF u generous pubiir under the rsist.
'ng firm only Tor u short time longer,th they feel
disposed, aud confidently dusitn TO otlcr their
stock at very reduced prices, At all events,
they hope IN mdkea decidedly The interest OF
Every dealer Ia ealI aud examine tbrif prices,
believing thai thoy will be louoilod Ivy do
.Nug 50.
There viii he found comprised in the NJ.
sortmrtt almost I'll kinds of BRITISH
scorer, FRENCH, INDlt ALDERMAN aud
DOMESTIC GOODS --GBOC EllESs~DlE t..
oiUffs.-SfEEL--&e. Nc &e.
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NEW SPNANG GOODS
SELLING OFF.


NYIIL snnl De cI0srd, m Consequent .
w OF u dissolution of the present firm.
aud rs il Is very desirable "a each oil the part
nefs that II may lac 6nolly closed in the course
OF short tlme, thy respectfully aud earnest
" request at thosr porsnns WHO nre indebted
TO them, 10 call aud settle their accounts.
Their stock of GOODS ut present is pretty
extensive. II has lately been Increased by
,I.1,t,n,,,I -
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Notice i, herrby glycn,

10 the Stockholders M the KoanDke
Navigation Company, ihafnt The safious
MEETINGS II tie President aud Directors e
'aih company, tie l5lloneg acquisitions were
rhade on sDid Stockholders. Is SET ,ofih ia lie
suhininrd authentic statement I'D with which
al delinquent Stockholders are earnestly re
igI In
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4 GREEAGLE 10 an Aet of lhe Gene.

4 HisIEAliLE 10 an Act Of lhe Gene
! n raj Assembly, entitled, " An act disi-
ding the town Of LynchbWg into wards
and for other purposes" ], Summed Bfdns-
ford, sergeant of the corporation Of Lynch
burg, do certify, that | have held elections
Zone IN each ward,) in the said town, oil
the first Tuesday in April, 1873, for Alder
men and Common CounciImcn, aud return
the following persons as being duly clee-
ted IN each ward, to serve As such.
Lynch Hart, No. L-.WilIiam Nor
veil, Smthson II. Davis, WilIIam Davis ir
MicaJah Davis jr. Richard Pollard, Tho
mas A. lIoleombr, J. X. d. Payne, vii
liam, TardS John Victor
Hen1y Uara, No. John Schoo6cld
John Hancock, John Thurmon. Albin Me
Daniel, Samuel Nonn, lIoNel Davis, Da.
sid Thompson, William Steen, Daniel
Brown. April H.
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T''''4'''7 T7''FFFF''FIf N'177TF1
ONE TRACT or L.H.SD.

on Stannion river containing 10 acres, more
or less frr Feather Beds and furniipgr, one
Bureau, one Cupboard two Horses, fonr
Cows, two iieifcrs and onr Bull, one Wheat
Fan, Que Dhgou Plough. The title vested in
ms by said dCkd win be conveyed aud no o.
tller DANIEL ASlIWELL,1
EDWARD OXE, ''"''f''
April !. W3w IS
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pY virtue OF - deed Of Trust executed by
- james Iiemblelon 10 The subserber and
nihers, bearing dote the ist day OF Sny, 1877,
sud duly admitted 10 record IN tie county
court at Bedford, to secure ihc payment OF
spndry debts due 10 Ezekiel 1iillioit, will be
sold, tn the highest bidder, for ready money,
Oh The premises, IN The I'D day OF April,
u tract OK parcel NJ Aand,
situate within about two miles of Liberty,
Bedford courthouse, ndjOining the lands of
rupinn y. Rice, Fisher aud others contain
ing 300 acres, be the sninr, more or less,
wherein the snid iiambleton resides This
land IS snid To be OF good suil and well tim
bcrcd, aud its convenience 20 town renders il
very vplunble. The title is considered un-
doubted, hut the trustee will convey such titla
only as Is vested in him as trustee.
JAMES JDPLlNG, 1rasicc.
April 4. wtds 80
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TRUGI SALE.

DY virtue Of ii deed of trust executed To
ID the Subscriber by James Adams, bearing
date tue 24th day of June, ls22, tor the pnr-
pose vi securing the payment OF debt due
Ambrose Rueker, and also debt due William
Mead, which deed is duly lrroorded in the
CLERK Office of Bedford, ! shall, on Saturday
the 18Th day Of this month (April) ut Bedford
ronf house proceed 10 sell, for cash, at pub
lie auction
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Trust Sale of Negroes.


virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
- - me bv Oliver ToWlrs, bearing date on the
glh day OF February, 1922, aud daily of record
.h me corporation court OF Lynchburg, and
,or The purpose Of affecting the purposes for
WING" 'h said deed WAS executed, shall, on the
i9h day of April, 1928, before the front door
:. Inc Franklin Hotel, in the town OF Lynch
, unrg' sell by way of public auction,
The A following Slaves,
somprehended in said deed to wit A man
na'hed Billy, about 40 years of age, accustom-
~ 10 driving Wagon +; "a negro woman ma
, ,"eu Nancy, aeou, . or 80 years Of age, a
p'et'y good family cook a negro girl about
=, years of age. and a negro boy about Two
s var OF age. The terms will be liberal, and
"'a"e known al the time and place oi sale.
hGl'hg rs trustee | shall only CONVEY 10 The
pa'1haser or purchasers the title vested In ire
= 'ne deed OF ttast Aforesaid and none other.
-. THOMAS MATT, Trustee.
'p'" 'cij' y
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TRUST SHE.

by virtue of deed Of trust executed 10
ID the subscribers by Eiijah Mitchell, boar.
ing date the 10th day Of March 1871 and du-
~ recorded in the clerks Office of Bedford
county conrl, 10 secure a certain debt therein
mentioned, due 10 james Lynch, We shall, on
ihe BIRD day oi April, ut ibr dwelling house OF
said Mitchell, in BEDFORD county, proceed TO
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bTST TO HAND, and for sale by the
- sobscrler-lo hbls. Maellarel, hhds Mo.
la'ies, , hbd~ +. Rum Il bids Sugar, %
bag Caiire. l50 sacks liverpool fitted Salt,
&c. - &C. hlCIIAND POELAItD
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vhe following Slaves,
TIE TRaGT OF LIND

whcrcon rilc eaid Adams now resides, contain
ing lG5 i-aerc, The whole Of this property
Is very valuable and worth the attention of
monied men The title is deemed indisputa-
bic, hnt shall only convey such title us is
testud ia me.
THOMAS DAVIS, Trustee.
April 4 w2w' 81
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MARACAYBO RECAPTURED.

The brig Ann, arrived here yesterday,
10 II days from Laguira, brought The Off.
cial account of the recapture of Maracay-
DO, by the troops of the Republic Of Co.
lombia. A gentleman has kindly furnished
US with the following translation Of The ac-
count. mat. Gdz.
O6se,Gl account Of .he capture Of Mara
caybo.
Head Quarters in Maracaybo, June II, 1898,
18th of independence.
Most Excellent Sir-Under this date
address the Secretaries Of State and War,
giving them the following intormation:-
Since my last despatch from Gibraltar, |
departed for the port Of Corona, where ]
understood loo OF the enemy's infantry
we're collected TO impede any landing !
might attempt to make with the division.
and to collec, cattle for the city. So soon
"a was opposite 10 the said port | order
Cd LOO men Of the regiment OF Orinoco to
disembark, under the orders OF capt Alex.
Blanco, and protected by three asehsras
OF the squadron; the enemy were COM
pleteIy beaten, leaving in our possession
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


Nav YoRx, July 25.-By the old line
packet ship Nestor, Capt Lee, in 81
days from Liverpool, the editors OF the
New York Daily Advertiser have receiv.
ed London papers to the evening ot June
l4th, Liverpool to June 18th, and Lloyd's
Lists and London Shipping Lists 10 June
18th, all inclusive. We are also indie bte d
10 capt. Lee for a file OF The latest London
and Liverpool papers.
The London Courier OF the evening OF
June l4lh, contains postscript dated at
2 o'clock OF that day, in which il is stated
that by Telegrapbic despatch received
in Paris on The I2lh, intelligence had been
received from Portugal, under the Date OF
May goth, that the troops headed by the
kings son, the Infant Don Michael, bad
declared against the constitution, and
that the king himself was in favor Of it.
This may serve, perhaps, as specimen
of the general character OF the intelli-
genCe, as il respects correctness, which
comes to Us through France from the Pc
ninsula. Our readers will recollect that
intelligence from Lisbon, five days later
than this Geographic account, has been
published here, containing among other
things, the kings proclamation dated June
Sd, which contains sentiments very dltte.
rent from those 10 this account by the way
Of Paris. His majesty there talks OF be-
Jog placed a, liberty, and promises his
people constitution that shall prescribe
principles which experience has shewn 20
be incompatible with the peaceable sxis'
tence of the state. Whatever may be the
case with the Infant Michael, his father,
the king, il that proclamation be not ia
IRRIGATION, was mos. decidedly opposed TO
the constitution.
The Courier of June 18Th, says" it is
confidently expected that the next advi-
ces from Sir w. A'Court." the British
ambassador at Seville, twill commune
cate intelligence OF most satisfactory.
kind with regard 10 the arrangement OF
the affairs OF Spain" And he adds,
+" There are two powerful motives upon
the French government, to induce II to
bring the matter 10 as speedy and IA
vorable an issue as possib'e,-rhe
one is the expense, which we know TO be
enormous; The other, the Danger Of re
action on The part of the Royalists. This
danger must of necessity increase With
the proiongation OF the contest We
cannot but consider this as singular Ian
guage in the quarter from whence il pro-
ceeds. From all the accounts that we
have seen from the French. tbier army has
been received in Spain as a band OF bro.
theirs come to the assistance and relief 0!
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General and Commander General OF Zul,a

FRANKFORT, May 3l.-Yesterdsy the
members of The GermsDic Diet assembled
at Confidential Sitting 10 take into con-
sideration new proposed law, restraining
within still more narrow limits, the writing
and printing 10 Germany. II is known
that during the late Congresses, and es'
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LONDON, June 9.-We received last
night Brussels Papers 10 the 7th instant,
from which the following are extracts:
STOCKHOLM, May 93.-Yesterday mes
sage from the King in tavor OF the publici.
ty Of the Sittings, was transmitted to the
Diet. The present Session, however, be-
ing so far advanced, this measure will not
be carried into effect until next Session.
BRusssLs, June "A grea, movement
is taking place among the troops compos.
ing the French garrisons Ut the northern
fortresses, from Isle 10 Strasburgb Sc
verai regiments have already marched; de
tachments OF the engineers and artillery
have set out from Douay, Errss, Metz,
and Strasburgh; as well as trains Of artil-
lery, caissons, and wagons loaded with
ammunition and warlike stores of all kinds.
1. seems that the Oh .ct OF these measures
j. to form an army Of reserve in the south
OF France. On the other hand, the levy
of conscrpts, and the organization OF the
veterans, proceed with activity.