The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-25
nor San Miguel, copy Of despatch
which presented TO him.

That communication is about to he pub
lished to Europe, aud Europe viii judge
between the Powers who are animated by
the noble desire of doing good, and Gov
| ernment which appears 10 be resoiy
ed to fill up the cup of the misfortunes of
Spain.
With respect to the determination an
n0uneed in the note Of his EXeellency Sc
nor Miguel, all the responsibility will fall on
the heads Of those persons who are 30 be
considered as lis sole authors and while
the same persons deprive their legitimate
Sovereign Of his liberty while they deli
vcred up Spain To all the evils of sangui
nary anarchy, and by means of keeping up
a culpable understanding, endeasor Ia ex-
tend To other states The calamities in which
they have involved their own country, Rus
STA can maintain no relation with authorI-
ties which tolerate and even excite such
disorders.
The undersigned has therefore the homer
10 request that his Excellency Senior San
Miguel will send to him his passports,
adding to them passports for the persons
who compose the Imperial Legation at
the Court Of his Most Catholic Majesty.
The undersigned avails himself of this
opportunity To renew 10 his Excelleucy
Senior San Miguel the assurance of his
most distinguished consideration.
The COUNT DE BULGARIA.
Madrid, Dec 90, (Jan. 81
ANSWER.
have received the very insolent note
which your Excelency transmitted to me
yesterday, the 10th inst. and limiting my
self for my sole reply, TO stating that you
have sbamefuIly abused (perhaps through
gnorance) the law of nations, which is al
ways respectable in the eyes of the Span
sh government, 1 transmit, by order of
His Majesty, the passports you desire, no.
ping that your Excellency will be pleased
TO leave this capital with as Little delay as
possible.
am, Sc. EVARISTO SAN MIGUEL.
Jan. IL.
THE AUSTRIAN NOTE.
The Allied SOvereigns, assembled at
Verona, have been of opinion that they
could no longer remain silent on the mis-
fortunes and disorders which desolate
Spain. Their duty and their consciencc o
blige them To speak, and the undersigned
Charge d'Afiairs for Austria has had the
honor of making known to Colpnel San
Miguel, Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs 70 his Most Catholic Majesty,
the sentiments and wishes of the Empe-
ror.
The reply which his Excellency gave TO
this verbal communication proves that the
intentions Of his Majesty have been misin-
terpretcd, aud his offers lndcrvaucd. The
a.. 81
Of refutlng the calumnlOus insnuaton by
which it has been endcayored to distort
his real meaning. Very soon Spain and
all Europe will be enabled to Judge of this.
But the Court of Austria is of opinion that
lis disapproval of the evils which Cypress a
noble aud generous nation, for which it
Processes so much esteem and for which il
feels 50 much interest, would not be suh-
cently declared if il continued to maintain
diplomatic relations with the Spanish gov
erument. In execution of his orders, the
undersigned, therefore, informs the Sccre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs that his
mission is terminated and requests that
his Excellency will have the goodness to
forward TO him his passports.
On this occasion, the undersigned has
the honor TO offer TO his Exccllency the
homage OF his high consideration.
COUNT BRUNETTE.
Madrid, January 10.
ANSWER.
nave received the note which your Elk
ccllcncy was pleased to remit to me, dated
yesterday, the 10th, and having now only
to say that the government of his Catho-
lie Majesty is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il main
tains relations or not with the Court of Vi
emma, ! send you, by Royal order, the
passports which you have required. am,
&c.
Madrid, Jun. II.
EVARISTO SAN MIGUEL.
COPY Of a ritter addressed by the Count d.
Bdgori, the Russian Chorge G.4Gdirs
to VI. San Mguet, dattd, .Gadli ID, Jan
I3.
Sra have received the note which
your EXceliency transmitted to me, dated
the day before yesterday. The respect
which owe to the forms and principles
admitted and consecrated by all civilized
nations, prevents me not only from reply
ing to the note, but even from making It's
contents known to my government. has
ten therefore, to send it back to your LIZ
celency, for the eyes of the Emperor, my
master, must not be di,gustcd by the peru
sa! of a production which | abstain from
characterzng, and in which his Imperial
Majesty and Europe would look in vain
for the slightest evidence OF government
which knows how torespcct itself. have
the honor TO be, sc.
PARIS, TUESDAY EyENISG.-The speech
of the King produced profound impress
sion upon the assembly. The wishes of
all good Frenchmoh are realized a; "a King
of France speaking 10 Frenchmen of the
honor and safety OF France will be heard.
Ere long we may say again--H ny u Plus
dc PyreneeS.
By private letter.
PARIS, Jan. IS, = O'Clock u. .H-Ths is