The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-17
POST GEII IT,
I.ATESr rn0u rcCTANp

| NV York. Oct. THE arr j last
evening nj the Jamrs Cropptr, In 9 } da, =
| from Liverpnol, has put us IN possrssinn
oG our usual ie. 1 London aud Lnefpo.l
paper. To The 9th aud 9th Of Septcml er.
aud Lloyds and the Shippin Lists 10
September >. Same Interesting news
| rom Spain Is contained Ia lhesr papers,
Tie propositions offered by the Duke d
| Angoulenle 10 the Cortrs, AID on " lIich he
gave them five days 10 delibrate, were on
The last Of those days rejected /; aud il is at
| lirmed, that the despatch cont ing lhr
ri elton, is written by F,rdipan him, eli
att ihutes the resistant of his personrl
liberty Ia the entrance of the French into
| SPAN, charges them with the guilt of all
the blood which has slncc been shed, and
expresses a confident hope of the in.
ieryention of England. In this dcs.
patch, however, il is probable that the
king has only written what was dictated
, To him it In Impossible, after his refusal
To leave Seville, TO believe that lac is sin.
ccre in disappearing Of the Invasion. The
Wrench had attacked Trocadero, n fortress
near Cadiz, aud had been repulsed with
grea. loss. The acknowledgment Of this
d Feat, appears by way ola phenomenon
IN the Paris papers. In the mean while,
extensive preparations " ere making Ivy the
whole force under the Duke before CadZ,
Tor an attack upon the city, and on the Isle
de Leon. II is said, that hs soon rs the
news of the Cortes having rejected the
Princes proposals, was received nj Paris
orders were despatched 10 him 10 attack
and take the city, coate Qn eouie-let il
| o. hat =. l.. /
Is dong There was n report at Perpig-
nan, that the fortress Of Figueras had
snrrended-but it was not fully credit, H.
Mllaus is also said TO have had hattie
with the Baron d Eroes, and To threaten
the French territory. The Baron DER, les
was expected at Seu, to enter into Il person
al treaty with the Governor Of thai fortress
but II continued 10 keep upa heavy fire.
Morilo took possession of Corunna ON the
21st, aud on the same day II was entered
by the French. Ballasiesos' detection is
now said To have been only an armisllee, 10
continue until the answer of the Cortcs
should be- known-he never recognized
the authority of The Regency. The block
AIDE Of Santona is continued by the prince
of Hohenlohe, and the preparations for the
siege Of Pampeluna are, il appears, at
length completed We shall probably
hav. here grand display of the skill and
science of the French in engineering, as the
place is one of the strongest in Europe
The heavy artillery We're TO he opened up
sn it ON the festival of St. Louis. The
former accounts of the surrender of Gu
dad Rodrigo are contradictcd; the place,
however, is completely blockaded. Con
siderable alarm has been excited ut Ma
drld, by the vicinity of the Spanish troops,
and the approach OF more, and the prcci-
plate retreat into the capital Of the author
tiles, priests, and royalists, from Tala,era
dc la Regina Some symptoms of discon-
tent among the popuIacc had heightened
this feeling, aud the French accounts com
plain that several officers Of education were
concerned in exciting rather than qurlIing,
these murmurs. The tone OF the Regency
IS more moderate.
| Nj. Hyde de Melville has arrived al Lis
bon rs French Ambassador to Portugal. -
Those two Courts seem TO have perfect
understanding the latter has furnished u
quota of ships 10 aid in the blockade Of
Cadlz, (Which is now TO be turned iuto Il
siege, and the city To be fred
| IL is said that Sin William A'Court's re-
manning at Seville has been strongly dis
| approved Of by MI. Canning.