The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25


ers OF war, and viii be seut To france.--
They viii march out with the houors of
war.
Marshal LGarisfon 10 the lf,nisy.r Of Uar.
SaRAGossA, October i0.-"An euemy'-
column of rom 100 ~ 500 men narrh.d
frum Taragona the 5sth Sept. commanded
Icy the ci-detaas Minister San Miguel -
passed an th. cath by Lerida, aud overrsa
Anragea. On the eat, Oct, 1t wac ever.
taken ny Gen. Chastel,ux,. al the village If
Frael's, Nix leagues from Huesca, and sir
leagues from Balhasto it was eyerthreRn
al thr Point of the bayoact aud completely
rpGted.p
GRIND Head Quarters Port 8, Afnrv, Oc,. 4.
The troops are moving en- eehetoa upon
the roa1 of Madrid, III expectation of the
return vi the the King aud of bis Royal
Highn.ss To thai capital. His Royal
nighness persists in his intention of set
ting out on Monday. The royal guard
Is to land in the bay OF Cadiz with the
Gen. Ambrageac who is on board the We
nus.
The King has just issued decree, by
which he grants an annesty TO the guilty in
general. From this are excepted the Erst
authors of the revolution.
Tbs FIRST division commanded by Gen.
Uhert, has entered Cadiz it was received
with lively 10y. The Duke of Angou-
ieme l,ad ordered that tie red colers only
shout. be hoiSted observation-disclosures of their
own accord, mixed With them the white
rolors.
Il IS understood that the guards will re-
tu,a by SEA Ia France.
Grand Head Quarters,
Port ST. Mary, ocL3.
This day Cur troops usade their entry
into Cadiz. Cmmicrs have been expedited
to all the corps ef the army, with letters
from the King OF Spain, directing them TO
lay down their arms. The King has de-
parted for Seville where he will remain a
few days before he returns to Madrid. The
militia slut the gates, and refused to sub
init but tbs knS sent them positive or-
der 10 open the gates to the French, aud on
the 2d they agreed 10 receive the Preach
garrison.
Our squadron entered Yesterday into the
port ofCadiz. Our land forces occupy the
ports and exterior forts while the Spanish
troops evacua te the Use of Leon, into which
Dur troops will enter tomorrow morning.
One division of our troops took posses
session OF the C0rtadara and of the Isle of
Leon, while another enters Cadiz.
communications are established between
CadIz and Port ST. Mary. A crowd
of officers and curious people departed
yesterday for that town. The war is al an
cod.
General B0urmont is named Governor OF
the troops IN Andalnsia.
The King has ordered the militia To b.
disarmcd and diSbanded. They are di-
rected to return to their homes, on
pain OF being regarded as traitors and re-
bcls.
The Duke del Infantado will command
the whole Spanish army.
BaIihsteros WAS presented 10 the King,
who turned his eyes another way. He de
manded private audience, which the king
refused.
The King of Portugal has prohibited the
entrance OF all Foreign newspapers into his
Kingdom.
From The NJ Y. advertiser, November IS.
TWO DAYS LATER.
BY the ship .hinerpd, Capt. Msynai, ar
rived yesterday from Liverpool, the Editor
of the Advocate has received Loa,lon pa
pers TO the 18th Oct. inclusive, aud Myers
liverpool Advertiser Of the ceth The
Minerva has only been O. days absent free,
this port She has made two voyages 10
Liverpool and back in the short roriod of
) months and 81 days. Capt. VI. is the
bearer of dispatches for government.
The Paris dates are to The iTth, aud
Madrid to the I 18th. The British Traveller
states that the proclamation from Port ST.
Mary's had been severely felt by the hol-
ders Of Spanish bonds in Paris, where from
10, the price before the decree, they sud :
denly fell TO 90, but rose again to 80. What
appeared to excite the most alarm in Paris
was report that ii was in contemplation
to announce the inability ofSpnin to satisfy
her eredltors--a national bankruptcy. The
rumour had contrary effect on the Lon
don Exchange, for Spanish bonds impro-
we'd after the arrival of the French papers.
Preparations were making at Cadiz, by
the French, on the 9th October, for their
departure. The grand head quarters were
at Aeres. Gen. BOurmont had assumed
the command Of CadiE ; and il was suppo-
sed he would have the command of the
army of occupation, if it met the approba-
ton OF King Ferdinand
Letters from Madrid on the 9th, state
that Rieso has been condemned 10 death
he was TO have suffered his sentence on that
DAY, but was repreved on account of i'm.
portant disclosures which he made More
than 800 persons were compromised by
the information he gave. But adds the
letter, "that which excites above all IA lively
curiosity is, that several names which have
a sort Of celebrity IN France, viii make a
worry striking feature in these dispositions. :"
BallasterOs has been arrested in copse
quence of the declarations of Riego, who
says. that since he must perish, he is de-
tprH1inad IN diecl,e. al