The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-08
LATEST FRoM FRANCE.

the 18th May, inclusive, and Hasre 10 the
euth. The French funds we're still rising
The reals or per cents. arc quoted ON
the 18th May at saf soc.
PARIS, hoy l7.--Thc Moniieur publish
es to-day HE following t,legraphic dis
patch, transmitted from Bayonne, the 10Th,
At FIVE o'clock in the evening
Head quarters at Ltrma, l5h--II O'Clock
at night.
The Major General To his Excelleney
the Minister of War.
The army continues its movements upon
Madrid n. X. II. the Duke ef Angon-
iere, arrived here TO day, with the reserve
Tor Burgos. The Marshal Duke Of Reg
go, entered Kalladolid yesterday lis
Vanguard is Oh the Muero General 0bert
was to have been on the 18th NJ AImazar.
The Moniteur gives IN lis non c1fciat CO.
lumn the following letter:
{ opy of a letter from Baron d'Eroles,
10th May, addressed 10 Marshal Money.
"Monsigneur--As had yesterday the
honor to state, was advancing my troops
upon Vida, when learnt on the road the
retreat of theNenemy upon Bergo, thinking
that the point of Vidia would be two dis
tant from his line, directed my forces TO-
wards Pedro dc Torello, and shall possibly
push my right on to Rippoll-there shall
await the determination Of Count Curial
and Gen. Donadeu. | have communica-
ted my opinion tn them, which is, that
Nina should be pushed ell he is destroyed,
and can assure your excellency, that if
we pursue him with vigor days, he is
Oft far nf
SONS.
"To the General of the armies of his C..
Majesty.
lSigned) BARON D'EaoBEs."
Paris, Nay i7.-Inteligence from &C.
noa, OF the 18th, announces the occupation
OF Falainos by troops, who were received
with those transports, of Joy TO which the
are now accustomed. The approaches 10
Barcelona are continued. The movements
of Nina are very uncertain, the 18th he
descended towards CORDOBA, and appeal
ed, by the hesitation of his marches, 10
have no fixed plan, and only DESTROYS to
avoid an engagement. His troops are
diminishing every day. Those whom he
had forcbly enlisted, take advantage of
The mountain deiiies, aud night marches,
10 desert.
From the corps blockading Pamcluna,
they write on the 9TH" The city is close
ly pressed, within short cannon shot. Ivy 8
battaons and squadrous, of the Sd corps
Of Conchy's division, and by 5000 Spanish
Royalsts. forces will be augmen-
ted in few days, by the arrival of 8 bat
talions of the 18th regiment, from France,
aud by 5000 Navairohs, whom the Hriga-
der, Santos London, is bringing from
Saragossa by Jaca. T'he French and the
Spanish royasts live in The most perfect
harmony-they are rivals only in the zeal
With which they support the fatigues of
the service, and the rigours of the season.
The garrison of Pampeluna, which is COM
posed of the skeletons OF or regiments,
and 500 militia, forming altogether an eff
iectlve force of less than 5000 men, sus-
tains daily losses from desertion. They
dare 40 longer TO hazard any sortics.---
Fresh meat Is already very scarce in the
city, while the blockadng troops enjoy
great abundance. 1t is thought that if the
baiterlng train were arrived, that Pampe-
luna, notwithstanding the strength Of its
walls, would not be long before il openedits
gates" journal des DebotS.
The departure of his cxcellency Mr..
Gallatln is not without hope of return
This worthy representative of the United
States having asked for his recall on ac-
count Of his family ailai,s, has only obtain
ed an unlimited leave vt absence Mr. d.
Sheldon, Secretary of Legation, remains
as Charge Affairs" Of the United Statcs
during the absence of Mr.. Gallatin.
Constitutional
Paris, May l8.--The report yesterday
circulated of the complete defeat ola corps
OF Royalist Spaniards, 5000 strong, COM
handed by Romagosa, by Nina, who fell
Unexpectedly upon them, becomes to day
more probable. 1t is said that the plan Of
Nina, was to attack in order to dispense
the two divisions of Erolcs and Ramagosa,
before coming to hands with the French
army. Ii is said that General Quesada
who was blockading Santona with 3 or
1000 men of the Army of the Faith, hav-
ing attempted to cause some soldiers 10 be
shot for want of discipline, was Suddenly
abandoned by his whole corps darmce.
II is even said that there was a sort of
mutiny, aud that the General of the Fai,ii
was Obliged to fly, accompanied only by
single aid-de-camp. According to the
same story, several battalions had beenoe-
tached from the French army in the Vi
cinity, in order 10 keep up the blockade of
Santona. It's said that the Marshal Duke
of Albufera, tSuchet) is about TO take his
departure for the army.
A letter from Perpignan Of the 18th May,
gives as a report, that the French com
mandant OF the town of Figueras, sent to
the commander of the town of the fortress,
II flag begging him not TO fire on the city
as ii injured livery much, menacing him at
the same time with rigorous treatment,
when captured, If he should persist in his
course. The Spanish commander receiv-
ed tic flan and nnessane GENT hack the