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

In the sitting Of the Sd. the a.h.
continued, when N. DelaIet mad, '"'e wa'
speech III favor Of the law In, !, "hs'
s.ns tins QUESTION he entered into u'scos-
- VI 'ne pe'iti"n on the governmoa.
"i.o spoke IN str"eg h'rms against IN, ,'
be printed. 40 o'aefed To
he minister of the interior d.c..,
s"e proceedings Of the ministry ara;ns .u ~
aeeusst'oils brought forward i,y iba 'he
anS speaker, particularly than ,ba1.
wished TO retain the inheritance or = "aa
sufpatIon and that of the old min;.,r,. 'e u
WHAT does The inheritance of tb. IN
,onS's'' VAN respect To finances
Know, sa'd ne, what deplorabIe inber,.,.o o
.fe usufper left us an immense Ute
winch we have paid by the great, "'iear
iIceS. Ills Excellency wished The "a paor'-
Der not to be misled by trite and M. aa'n>
legations, saying, "the danger of Io. 5ns' al
"pIn,o" OF the King and of the Maiors,y' o ne
the Chamber, is the moral responsible
"illch we nave most to fear general ,ns ,,s
of approbation,) 4'arAs
NJ. de la Bourdonnaye made . l..
speech against the Ministers. He aca' 'u
Them OF having been, while in the on vas'n
non during the day the friends ~ rfV ,f
ministers IN Interviewing parties tb,, NJ
ne Vllieie had once passed Who'll ~.
with NJ. Descszcs and he was ,nfore
that the Ministers were still on frieadln
terms with their old opponents.
NJ. de NlIleie warmly defended h;scoa
duct and said, No, Gentlemen. bo..
contracted no engagements but toward I've
King, the Chamber, aud France - "T
shall fulfil them as long as The King and ' u |
'<hhi'iber continue TO honor me with tb,;r
icohhaence prove that | have lost il. An.
then Only there will be grounds for attarI
ing "''''A-
NJ dc Labourdonnaye THAT !, M
answer Nv
vi. de Vflele repeated his words. saw,
ing, II 1 had any other engagement +
should not be worthy to be Minister H.
vos IN the centre.@ He then entered int"a
very long defence OF varieus pats Of The
conduct OF the Ministry, in which he was.
several times interrupted. After some nm.
positions, the close of the debate was ear.
rird.n
tfrom The Constitutional ofThursIay, AprilsJ
fo' some days past ,eport has been
circulated III some companies, which STYLE
themselves eminently French, Of great
movements in the Russian army, which
they make to advance by forced marche,
to the banks of the Oder We know not
why such reports are spread, with certain
aftectatl0n but we can assure our readers
that our letters from Poland and Germa-
ny make no mention of them, When We
make our couhtrymen easy respecting AN
occupation by foreigners, we hope we shall
not be accused of propagating alarms"
from Fronce.--Ihe Paris papers Of
Tuesday notice violentopposition speccl.
by NJ. de Ea'@m'donnaye, an Ultra Roya-
list Member of the Chamber Of Dspmies-
denouncing NJ. de Fillele, for want of duo.
energy ard decision in conducting the war.
against Spain. After adverting to the {" ri.
dleulous Efforts at cancellation" vi ich the
Ministry had made, he remarked on pre-
parations made for carrying on the war a.
salnst Spain, and thus proceeded -. I'm
determined as to your projects, you dare.
not cit'ler entirely to get rid OF war
which II wcuid be too dangerous now TO
abandof9 NOR yet enter upon it at once, in
the spirit of decisive enterprise, which you
know not how TO manage, which you can
not conduct with sufficient viyour to be-
certain of success. Thus, by the most as
tonishing, the most fatal contradiction, the
army, full Of ardOnb remains upon or
frontier, and no measures are yet taken to
lead il rapidly TO the spot where the Span
ish Revolution should be decided. I3y
the same astonishing and fata! contradit-
tIDU the n
while the rea, ones are for peaee.-Yon
stu remain upon own your territory, es
tab!lshing magazines, which you have had
SIX months To prepare and already your
cavalry is in want of forage, and the most
urgent want is felt on every side."-Ex-,
cla,nations on the right and right centre
: False, false Leave those mpostures to
the revolutionary journals."-A voice
= That is not said from the tribune" NJ.
de Labourdunuaye 81 say il because [
am certain Of it."-Several voices: it
should not be said, even il it were true."-.
Other Members: Happily it is false
When L,sbourdonnaye had finished, the
Minister Villele was head Oh the question:
before the Chamber (the Budget but no
would not give any answer to Labourdon-
naye.
A report was current at Paris, that Fer
dlnand had written To Louis, at the insti-
cation of Sir William A'Court, TO engage
him not to declare war. The Courier
Francois intimates that TIE warlike feeling
OF the Cltras had greatly ahated and that
any sort of prelext 30 get well out of the.
war would be gladly l;d hold of. Thel
Gazette de France states, on the authority
of letter from Bayonne, dated the 25tt
ult. that Quesada had entered Spain, and
taken lrun. The Pilot, on the other hand
asserts, ON the credit of letter from the
same place dated the s7th, that Quesada
had been beaten, and that the Trappls,
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