The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-21

LnNhoN, Dec. 30, Il o'clock. Our pri- !
1ate letters frum Paris Of Saturday ,,enin
mention epor's Of uiher ministerial, chan
scs. The Duke dc Be,lauo, SECRETARY OF
War; It Is sad. vii he succeeded hy VI
Laurlston, Minister Of the h,ng's House
hold and NJ, Blacas 10 have I.anris,nn's
place. III. Hyde de Neuilc was talked
of is the successor of Mr. Corhere, Min
lister of the nterier.)
The French Funds left off ON Satir-
day ut 39i for money, and 89f 10 for ac.
count.
Tue French Funds ARE quoted on Tues
day evening at Paris ., a1f SOC which is
tali OF nearly earer cent. The English
Tire" =? cent consols for account closed
on tuesday at 50 So sellers, and at i, o.
clock to-day were 30t sellers.
From HE Paris .lfonit,pr, of December 81.
We hasten to give the public the first
authentic document which ii has been pos
slhie To communicate since the opening of
the Congress.
SO many interests are connected with
the determinations of the different cabinets
on this great occasion, that ills ofimportance
To make them known as suon rs they are
definitely adopted.
The President of the Council of Ministers,
charged ad interim with the Department
for Foreign Aliairs, to be Count Dr. La
oarde, HIS Majesly's Minister at Ma
drd.
VI. u Gomte--As your political sltua-
ton may be changed in consequence Of the
resolutions adopted at Verona, French can
dour requires thatyou should be directed To
make known the views of the Government
Of His Most Christian Majesty to the Go
ycnment al His Catholic Majesty.
" Since the revolution, which took Idace
IN Spain in April, 1920, France, not"Ith-
standing the dangers which that revolution
! presented Tor her, carefully endca, ored to
draw clos. III, bonds winch Unite the two
| hEgs, and Ia maintain the IA lailon5 which
exist between the two nations.
4" But The influence muIer which the
changes IN the Spanish Monarchy we're
brought about, Ia become more power
FIJI III consequence = the very results of
thos" changes, a. il va 10y h., rap..
seen.
" \ constitution, which King Fcrdinand
on resuinlng the crown neither recognised
nor accepted, was imposed on him by ii
military lnsnrrcction. Jhc natural conse-
quence Of this transaction has been, thai
each dissatisfied Spaniaid considers himself
authorised 10 seek, " the same means,
the establishment of an order of things
more III harmony with his opinions and
principles. The employment OF iurcc has
created the right of force.
- IL anP,. tho l,n,.p,rnts H., a ,,.,,I
at Madrid, and the appearance of armed
corps IN different parts of Spain. The pro-
Hntts bordering on France bme been
chiefly the theatre Of the civil war. Thus
1t has become accessory for France 10 pro-
tect herself from this slate ol disorder in
! the Pnnlusula. The vents which have oc-
Cured since the establishment II an Army
OF Observation al the foot OF the Pyrc-
necs has sufficiently Justified the foresight
| of His Marsty's Government.
Meanwhile the Congress, which since
last year had been looked to for dcfiding
on the Affairs Of Italy, assembled 1T zero
M.
As an integral part Of the Congress,
France WAS bound to explain herself with
respects to the armaments to which she
had been compelled to have recourse and
10 the manner in which she might eventu-
ally employ them. The precautions of
France appeared Just To her allies, and the
Continental Powers adopted the resolution
OF uuitlng with her to aid her Qf there
should he oecasion) in maintaining, her dig
nifty and tranquility.
d" France would be satisfied with reso-
luton al once so benevolent and SO homo
rabe with respect to her but Austria,
PrlissIa, and Russia, Judged IL necessary to
adj to the particular act OF alliance "A mani
lesiatlon OF their sentiments. Diplomatic
mites arc Iorthal purpose addressed by these
three Powers 10 Their respective Ministers
at VI tdrid, Hho will communicate them to
the Spanish Government, and in their Mite
riDT conduct follow the orders which they
shall have n cciyed from their Courts.
" For your part, III. lc Comtc, in giving
these explanations to the Cabinet of Ma
drid, you will declare to il that his Majes-
TVS Government is intimately united with
is Allies, in the firm resolution to rcpei by
every means revolutionary principles and
movements that IT equally csncurs with
It's Allies in the wishes which they form, |
that "a remedy may be- found by the aoblc |
Spanish nation itself, for these evils--e,ils |
which are of nature to disturb the Gov
ernmens ofEurope, and IL inpose on them
precautions which always must be pain
hl.
b" You will in particular, take care to
make known, that the people OF the Pc
ninsula, restored to tranquility, will fiud in
their neghbors faithful and sincere friends |
You will, therefore, give To the Cabinet of
Madrid the assurance, that the succors of
every kind which France can dispose of
in favor of Spain will always be offered to
her Tor the propose of lnsurins her happl |
ness aud Increasing her prosperity but
you will at the same time declare, that
France will in ny respect relax the preser-