The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-05

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Her Royal Highness the Duchess Of
Angouleme has made but a short stay n
mong Us , she set out this morning for ST.
Jean dc Luz.
LoNpoN, July 5.--An express reached
town this morning from Paris; but except
the price Of Funds on Thursday, July ~
IL brings no information worthy OF notice.
The private letters continue Ia dilate on
that To which we have more than once adj
velted, the settled resolution of Ike French
Government To sustain the serpites of Spain
n their plan OF restoring the aicient regime
IN lis pristine force and privileges. Titbes
in parlicular--so odious 10 the French
people--are said to be "a sine qua non with
the Madrid Regency, aud although the dis
inclination of the Due dAnGouLEME 10
concur III re-establishing the InquiSltlon,
| continues to be ssserted--,t nevertheless 10
| strongly suspected, that the Uttrds have
not, for single moment, lost sight of the
darling project The visit olthe Dutchess
dANGouLEmE, is strongly urged III the po-
lllcal circles of Paris, IN corr oboralon OF
the snspicion--her opinion on the subject
| of religion being VIGOROUSLY IN unison WITH
| those of the fanateal Ultras of both coun-
tries. NINA, SO far from being yet extin
| gnlshed, is now admitted to have quilted
| Urgel on some fresh enterprise, aud his
name continues to inspire the Partisan I'll
tras, with undiminished apprehension. On
the actual situation of affairs in Spain, our
information is maniiestly imperfect, aud
we look with impotence for the advlces
from Seville and Cadl1, which may be
shortly expected by the steam packet,
which is ON her returning voyage.
! The Monteur of the eth June contains
the names of seven Projects of Depart
ments, removed, and their places supplied
BY others.
! The Marshal de Lauriston left Paris tho
lst of July, for Bayonne.
The king enjoyed good health, and did
business daily with his ministers, counsel
,ors, SC.
1t is said that Gen. Zayas, on his arrival
at Cadiz, was displaced by M. Visolet, one
OF the Regency.
The Marquis dc San Adrian had publish
cd a note in the Madrid Gazette, contradic-
ting the report that he was attached to the,
Cortes, and declaring that the sole cause %
his pane not appearing II the address 10
the Duke dAng0uleine, was his absence In
Navarro.
PARIS, July His Mnjesty's brig "a
bra, Capt. Gausille, has captured near
Malaga, the Spanish priyateer Gen. Riego,
of 40 men.
Pot asheS-08 barrels American EFF.
BERLIN, June 22.--Our government IL
occupied III the reduction of the army, II.
The rate OF 20 men a company. Similar
reductions are making in the Russian aud
Austrian armies The state of the finances
of the three nations making this measure
necessary.
LONDON, July 6.-The Madrid Caz"
of the Goth June, contains an account of a
despatch from Santos Ladr0n, dated Ia
mantle, June l8, in which that rebel chief
claims victory in the repulse of sortie
made by the garrison of Lerida. Between
1900 and 400 Infantry and 100 cavalry
are said to have sailed out of the fortress,
with two pieces of cannon, for the purpose
of driving Santos Ladron from the position
he occupied near Lerida. The force of the
rebels Is stated 10 have been much less
than that which attacked them-but il il
added that they drove back the rally
ing party and took the two pieces of cam
non.
The French papers Of Wednesday con-
tain the address to the Regency, preceded
by speech Of the Duke of San Fernando
who conyoked the Grandees. The Duke
informed bis audience that their King,
and Sovereign Lord and Master" was de-
posed by the Cortes, and he observed
perhaps To account for the pains taken TO
collect male signatures. q Our ancient laws
osler that all vassals, without distinction
of class or even of sex, should flock from
all quarters to deliver their king ifhe be
captive or made prisoner by rebels"
From The Courier Franchise.
Pans, July 2.-Thrre has been
report on Change ola serious engagement
between the division of General Bourck
and the troops commanded by General
Morillo.
Another report is spread to day on
Change, pretended to be founded on letters
fom Madrid, announcing that his Royal
! ligness the Duke Of Angouleme has given
notice in a proclamation, that he was going
to remove his head quarters to the camp
before Cadz, in order to hasten the surren-
der Of that place. This news i'll agrees
with thai given by Journal to day, of the
| speedy return of the Prince to Paris but
this last news would seem TO be pretty we'll