The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-05
..onAys LATER FROM EUROPE.

n the evening Of the 18th. aud III
F.,ad Of the 10th OF Jnne-beins tvs
is hter than our previous ad,iees.
A., news is not Important, aud the gene
complexion of il is tie same rs before
u FRANCE AND SPAIN.
private letters published IN the Londui
uc5,be and Traveller, state that the kihs q
81, a.i Seville on the eth, escorted l.,
anna militia aud 500 regulars, ani was eAt
.rtsd In arrive a; Cadil ga TIE Isl q
tsne. Bat Paris papers OF the l1lh. Iii,
i.tssf1 contradict tins report, aud declare
,at the inhabitants aud troops AT Seville
Anil not suffer tile king 10 he removed con.
,..ry 10 his own inclination. Great stcre
:, howeser, is observed in relation 10 the
s1sirs of Seville, aud II Is probable we shali
he kept in doubt and ignorance Until we
Lgar of the arrival Of the French troops
ANY advancing upon that place.
An article from the Courier of the 18th,
which will be found among Our extracts,
ydI show the opinion OF that journal sti |
Ia be, that AN arrangement Of The Affairs OF
fir Peninsula will speedily take place. II
.l.p gi,rs US to understand what We have
ara quite willing la get out Of the scrape.
By the official bulletins, it will be seen
that there has been some further skirmish-
ia, between drtachncnts of The French
AMI the Consiitutionaiists; bat nothing of
much importance.
The French have advanced in Catalonia,
to within sight of Barcelona, where MI
! lans and Llobera, il il said, are shut up,
| and where famine threatens to provoke an
insunection. Ii is further stated, in the
Paris papers of the 18th, that those Off
GERS, desperate from the deplorablc sitlia-
ton in which they find themselves, have
attempted new attacks against the French
troops. At Granollcs, after "A tolerably
smart action, Gen. Curial completely de
fated the Constituencies. The Gene
rad afterwards advanced beyond Granoles
Ii is said that the head quarters of Mar
shal Money will be transferred TO Ora
nolles.
The regency at Madrid were organizing
the Spanish Guards, and intended Ia sum
mon, in the name of Ferdinand, the garr-
sons Of ST Sebastian, Pampeluna, and O
ther stroHg places.
The two French armies marching for
Seville, aer preceded by Or 1900 men
each, Of Spanish Royalists.
Accounts from Puycerda, state that Mi
ma, who was at Seu d'Urgel on the 4th,
had made a rapid movement on the Bala-
sucr, and escaped from the Grench Gems,
who thought they had made quite sure of
him. An article from PerpiSnan, June
Z, says news had been received from Bar
eelona, that General Manso had arrived in
Upper Catalonia, and effected Junction
with Nina, with 6000 men. Ii is added
that as soon as his arrival was known, Il
great military council was held at the head
quarters of the 4th corps. lie was one of
Inc most active officers in the last peninsu-
lar wal. lie was originally a miller, who
fred with Indignation at his country's
wrongs, and smdriing under personal ones,
organized guerrilla party, which became
very formidable. He still wears a portion
of the niller's dress, which makes him po
pulr among the pcasantry.
A paragi dph from Corona, June 4, states
that Mihns had left Barcelona, in person,
to join Nina. II i, said he is gone to act
as Chief dEtat Major, aud to succeed
Gen. Zorraqnin.
A gentleman arrived in London, from
Barcelona, states, that he saw lima there,
who WAS preparing an expedition for the
frontiers Of France he had demanded
5000 cpckades, and several thousand ra
lions for his troops, which was Immediate
ly complied with. Five hundred women
Ill Barcelona, have formed themselves into
corps, dressed in jackets and ARMED
with pixies, fully determined to lose thpir
lives ia dclence oftheircity. Mina's army
Is esiunded by the Informant at about
$1,000 well disciplined men, This story
= not a very probable one, as in the first
place, Nina is not in Barcelon and in the
second, il Nina has any thing like $4,000
men, he is entitled To no praise for letting
Money occupy Catalonia so long, with
only two thirds of that force.
The London Sun OF the evening Of the
nth of June, contains letter from their
correspondent at Paris, dated on the eve
nlnS of the 18th, in which it is stated,
that Count Abisbal, whose career is finish
Cd in Spain, by the dislrust which he has
excited, will return to France, where he
Is preceded by strong recommendations
A report was circulated in Paris, that
Ballaseros bad taken Saragossa. Letters
hom that place, dated the cath of May,
state that he levied at contribution of $780,
coo piastres, when had given great sup
fon 10 the Constituencies.
/ Ii Is also announced as certain, that the
] Slalls OF Gibralta: are covered with pri-
'ateers under the Spanish flag, which
Board and capture all vessels under the
French flag.
The Oracle of Brussels, states, that in
She whole of France, great NOV ements of
troops are taking place. aud troops of all
descriptions are marching to the East
lney write from Toulouse OF the Sd of
dune, that the grand park of artillery,
composed Of nearly 400 carriages, will set
vi IN IA few days for Bayonne. They also
Sctept 1000 horses for its TRANSPORTATION.