The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-12
From he ~ r Gazette, .9ug. 81

fefpooi on the 21lh, anG Drugs seven Jay
later accounts.
Parliament Vas prorogUed by commits
sion on the 10Th on which occasion the
Lord Chancellor delivered a speech, of
which the following is an extract:
at l. with the greatest satisfaction chat
bis Majesty is enabled To contemplate the
furnishing condition of all branches Of
( 0nr commerce and manufactures, and the
great abatement of klese difficulties which
the agricultural interest has So long and so
severely suffered.
Ills Majesty has commanded us 10 M
form you that he continues Ia receive from
all foreign powers, the strongest assurance
of their friendly disposition towards this
country. Deeply as lis Majesty regrets
The failure Of his earnest endeayors 10 pre-
sent the interruption Of the peace of Eu-
rope, it affords him the greatest consola-
ton that the principle upon which he has
acted, and the policy which he has deter
mined To pursue, has been marked with
your warm and cordial concurrence as
consonant with the interests, and satsfac
tory to the feelings nf the people"
Parliament was then proragued 10 Tues
day the seth September
Desperate and fatal riots continued IN
take place in Ireland. Nine persons have
been seutenced to death at Cork for burn
ing the castietown Roche mills.
The papers furnish no account of any
important movement in Spain, excepting
a despatch from Guileminot, dated Mad
rid, 18th July, which mentions the retreat
of Ballasteros from Murcia to Lebliila,
al. =,
which went over to the French, estimated
IN all about 1900 men. Count Boarde
soult is forming notila To aid In the
I blockad. of Cadlz. Fifty boats, with grain
for Cadlz, are said to have been captured
and dispersed. Ronda has declared a
gainst the Constitutional cause. Court
Bonrck was at Villa Franco on the 9TH
July, and every thing leads 10 the belief
that General Morlllo is entirely separated
from Qnlroga, aud is now united with
General Bourck A Spanish vessel Of
| war, bound tn Cadiz with lroyallst) pris
| oners, has been carried into RIboa by the
rnyaIsts, who rose upon their guards and
took possession of the vessel,
The guardianship oil the King of Eng
land over the person and dotninlons Of
the Duke of Brunswick, VIII terminate ON
the 30th Of October next, when the Duke,
on completing his Goth year will assume
The rcins of government
The king and Queen of Denmark, in
the beginning of July made ii visit of five
or six days at Hamburg.
The accounts from France and Spain
are two days LAYER than those furnished by
| The arrival at New York from 1avrc, aud
| they embrace events Of some Importance.
| The report that General Morilo joined his
forces with those of the French General
! Bouick is confirmed. letter from Mo-
rillo to Riroga, aud the answer of the
latter are published. Also long Irocla-
mlion by the former. The Spanish Gen
eral Villa Campa has been displaced from
the command of the I'd army, for express
ing opinions of the dispositions of the PEG
pie similar to thpse gwen by the { oub: d
Ablsbal, aud is succeeded by General
Iayas. The report that General Sarstield
had given himself up 10 the French is oili-
cially confirmed.
The French troops were marching to
wards Corunna, which place it is said they
were about to besioge. General Wilson,
who has received the.commission of Lieu
Tenant General, would remain and assist
Quroga in the defence of the place.
There had been report that General Mi.
ma was dead, but the report was contra
dictcd
An order was received NJ Chatham, by
the Port Admiral, for the whole of the
ships fitting in the Midway, which consist
Of four flag ships aud some smaller vessels
10 be fitted to their full war establishment
Such was the hurry for the equipment
of the Regency ~, Admiral Seale, fitting
for the Mediterranean, that the men of the
preventive service were to be immediate
ly drafted into her to complete her com
pllment.
Accounts have been received from Cal
cuita of the death of the Rev. VIM. Ward,
of Serampore, of cholera morbus, after an
illness of only one day.
LrvERPooL, July o5.
State Papers.-The correspondence be
tween Don Victor SeaZ and Mr.. Canning,
consisting of two letters, on the establish
| ment aud acknowledgement of the Madrid
Regency, We're an Friday nghtlald before
Parliament. The former states, that n-
closed Is the Duke d'Angoulcmes letter,
communicating the installation, sc. aud
expressing his wish " that the relations and
friendships which have always subsisted
b.twecl our August Sovereisns may be
maintained" Mr.. Cahning's answer is
compressed in the last sentence of his let.
ter.
The King, my master, having rninis-
TER resident near the person Of his Catho-
lie Majesty, cannot receive communica
ton of this description and ii is, therefore,
not consistent with my duty to lay before
the King the letter addressed 10 his Males
~, which / have the honor herewith 10
return"
ROME, July 8.
Dangerous Illness ofthe pope.-I hasten