The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16

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TINE of day, will tell you.s II.
FRANCE.
Inc Duke Of Beiluno was 10 retire e..
the Ministry, aud the siscouni U,,,o, " On
dc camp TO the Duke d'Angoulem.. 10 az
den Of as his successor. 'po-
The ed;.,r of the Journal d., Cam,,....
has been ordered by The chamber of -
ties to be prosecuted, for his strir,ores pa
the subject OF alanuel's expulsion. 'u
IL IS INSERTED that If NJ. Chateanb-;....
become president OF The council of ,n,,.;.'
tiers, and NJ. Villele gives up the port..I-;
OF the finances, NJ. Dudsl or NJ. DlDlO.
will srcceed The latter. ''O-
Petitions have been presented >, :.
fepeh government, praying for the nain-
teIanee OF peace, by the merchants of H.
vre, Bordeaux and many other impor,ar,
classes OF people in several of the larrs
towns. urge
An inbabitant Of Marseilles has bee.o
demne1 to 100 days imprisonment for h.
wing cried out, & Vive fElnpereur p,
SPAIN.
No hostile blow had been strucu n, IL
peninsula at our latest dates. The eb,a@'
Montana, Anton and Carol entered g.
lonia from France, but, en the approacb ~e
column OF the constitutional troous ,.,;
red back tn that kingdom by Perkins ~.
the 10th, without the loss of life ON ei,bn.
side. s''ier
1t is understood that Pampelu,, c.
Sebastian, aud Santagona are the only MA.
ccs on the frontier that will be defended
They are capable of long resistance. Tho
rest OF the county will be abandoned 10
the invaders, for which the inhabitan,.
have prepared, by removing already from
the points where the contest will probabl,,
Commence.
The Cortes will follow the king to Sc
vile, aud the journey is to be as secret n.
possible.
The church plate, and other property Of
value, had been already sent off undor
strong escort. Madrid continued tran.
quill.
The regiment hitherto styled the !" In
perial Alexander,"is to be hereafter called
the Regiment of the Union"
The insurgent bands that had approached
Madrid have been completely routed
l3essieres escaped with only 80 men, aud it
is expected will meet his end in Arragon.
The party of the factious have also been
successfully assaulted in other parts of In,
kingdom.
The last accounts from Lisbon and o.
porto represent the Instruction of Ara
mante IN Portugct as unimportant.
GREECE.
Patras surrendered to the Greeks, after
an assault, on the 18th of February. The
latter had 800 killed and 400 wounded i'm
the affair. The Turkish garrison was put
TO the sword. This place is one of the
most important in the Pelopennesus, and
was under the command OF Jusiff Pacha.
one fthe best generals ia tile service ofthea
Porte.
TRIESTE, March ga vessel from Cor
IN, 10 dayson its passage, brings news that.
Corlnth bad capitulated, but that the gar
rison had not departed for the want of
British vessels to transport them.
News from Missa,unghi state that the
approaches to Prevessa and Aria were in
the'possession Of the Greeks Nihitaf, the.
terror of the Mahometans, had Joined O.
dysseus, and waited the arrival Of the force
under Bozzerito try coup de main against
Larissa, and possibly Salonicn. The force
of the three chiefs amounts to $4,000 men-
The Greeks are animated with the greatesu
enthusiasm.
The latest accounts from Etolia state,
that Onta Brione, having been successful
ly attacked in his lines by the Suliotes,
as wandering in the mountains of Aprapha,
whence he hopes TO reach Janina.
N
Trade continues TO be very dull and the
course of exchange has been for some time
FILLING. Three mercantile houses have
purchased of the government all the cop
per il had to sell, amounting to nine mil
lion of pounds.
The Russian American Company will
again despatch two vessels in the course
OF the ensuing summer to the n. W.
Coast.
FRANCE. AND SPAIN.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-The rumour of a
conspiracy in the French army, noticed in
our last publication, gained ground in the
early part OF the week. The Courier and
the other ultra papers affected to connect
II with the sailing of a vessel from the
Thames, which had on board the celebra-
ted Lallemand (receptly arrived from A.
merca) and few of Napoleon's old Off
GERS, bound for Spain-apd stated that RAJ
indications of the plot (which had for its
object the hosting the tri,colored flag and
the detrouement ofthe Bourbons of Francc)
had been discovered at Paris--and existed
at Madrid and elsewhere. That paper.
which ut first gave out that this conspiracy
was thus directed against the French, aud
did not exist in that army, made an endea-
vor on Saturday to deduce proof from the
silrnce of the late French papers, that the
alleged dsailection did not exist. He says,
" there is no mention made of the conspl-
racy in any of these papers. They allude
to alarming reports in circulation; contra.
dirt tho rnpnrt IF fha arrast nf General