The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-18

| ly the repetition 81 that which England
has made under other circumstances and
AZ various time has 40 relation, aud can
hive none, witt our political Institutions :;
II. ohieet heipg simply "a declare that those
li1siitations baFe not changed, ~ any man-
luer, the relations which heretofore existed
! betwern The two eountrle5. such, Cen
ilemen, Is the ltltimolum ol Great Britain.
! Al Europe vii Sc Nhat W have to ex-
pect from that Power, IN the great strug-
&c IN which We may be engaged
| BayOnue papers to tie 18th int. reach
ID us tins forenoon. The passage OF cou-
riers between Madrid and Paris is very
/ frequent, particularly commercial expires
ses. The greatest disorder prevails among
the scattered baa5s Of The Army of Faith,
who Gy before the constitutional troops
when attacked, and bay waste the country.
Then ranks are, however, rapidly thinning,
and within Tie last three weeks, upwards
Of 1900 men have abandoned them 7 he
/ Army oil the falfH Was defeated at Estjlla
ON the gIh INST aud the remains fed in
great disorder 10 fhe mountains Of Labo-
g. sonda. Gen. O3De8Ueli IS At Bayonue,
and Gen 9uesrda is also expected there
from paIs.
The letters from Madrid paint. IN glow
IN colours tat eDthusia m oil the nation in
tI9as Of ihe constitutional 3strm, and the
firm determination 10 maize any sacrifice
rather tuu submit f. foreign interference.
The new le1tes are every where made
with the greatest order and regularity !;
AID in many pieces after the drawing lots
for the number required IVES flashed,
groups of young men cried oat, i" let Us all
march at once # the country las need Of
rs" A general confidence IS entertained
that in case France should declare war
SPAN has nothing to fear with respect to
Pecunay resources il IS presumed thai
the immense amount Of the national do
mains viii be considered as ample security
for any loan that may be found necessary.
Much reliance Is placed on neighboring
power, which cannot see with indifference
the Peninsula invaded by the French
troops and there is no sacrifice or conces-
Sou which SPAN is not willing to make in
favor ofthe Power in question:
FROM THE ETOiLE.
PAHfs, Jan. 10 rcning-" N. the
Count de brgardc Is recalled from Madrid
/" Last night a courier was sent off from
the Office ofForeign Affairs to Madrid.
Yesterday 1T noon the Russian Ambas-
sadGr sent Off courier extraordinary TO
! Petersburg.
The Russian army assembled in Poland
IS 100000 strong.
On Saturday night courier cxtraordi-
nary was sontoH by The Minister Of 10
reign Affair 10 Spain, with orders to the
French Ambassador to leave Madrid.
RAioNhE, Jan. So We hear that an
order is arrived To make five millions Of
cartridges
"1'he garrsons Of Vittoria and Bilboa
are in motion for Navarro"
MAnHIn, Dec. 27.-Ihc following is the
RoyaI Ordinance issued by the King, and
dated The 10th of December, aud which has
spread an alarm through the whole PENN
sula
The Minister ofHe Interior 10 The Political
oiq$ qfHe Propincc5.
"The English government having claim
ed an indemnity Cor the various captures
m dc ON the merchants pfthat a.loalrom
the year l&04 up 10 the present time, and
also for various damage occasioned 10 En-
glish property, assigning for this decision a
space Of time during which il is impossible
for the King 20 come to any resolution =
Therefore, TIL this can be effected, which
will be done a sooaas possible, to avoid the
injury which would result to the pr0-
perry Of the Spanish merchants, the King
commands mr to declare 10 the Consulate
that there have sailed from the ports of
| England, various ships Of war for The Ter
IN Firma and Porto Rico, with orders To
detaiu Spanish vessels IL the amount of
the debt which the English government
claims. His Majesty hopes to terminate
amlcahly, with justice an affair So near
affecting the interests of the subjects of
both nations. This important notice is to
serve II prevent the injury which may ac
cruz IN the interval which must necessarl-
| ~ elapsr. You VIII acquaint the Consul
late in your province Of this present no
tee. (Slsnedl CASC0.
Madrid, Dec 20"
.Had,7d Jaa. g. The Cortcs, ins secret
| sitting, have taken into consideration the
complaints made by the English Gov
eminent in the name Of several merchants
of that natipl, whose vessels have been
captured by Spanish cruisers on the coast
Of Terra Frna-The report made by the
| Diplomatic Committee on this subject
| shows that the negotiation had been indis-
| creetIy managed ny tire Secretary of State.
San Miguel. Tn, Committee fecommen-
ded that justice should be done to the
| claim, aad that after they are verified by
mixed commission, English, g. Spanish the
amount should BE- made good by the Urea |
surer. The Cories approved of the re
port.
From he Goseileo DR. pyirate !