The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-07
TrorneIin and The Baron D'Eroies follow

enemy IN Ine lamp vi dTTdSoIld, 10 has
Ten its submission, or 10 force them to taxi
I, refuge intn Tarrasona.
II have summoned the Guvernor-Th
ol.,eer, oil the garrison having met they DE-
,;ded that me of them should be sent IL
nv quarters In ascertain the true state ol
things. The lieutenant colonel of the RI
guuent Of Maj rca was chosen. | an
expectng him al every moment"
PAgrs, Aug. 29.-'Ihe Monilenr 10 day
gives tbs, following article in its Official CO.
mn.
7eiegrnphic Despatch from B"yonne.-
The Commanding General At Bayonhe, III
his excelleuc, the Minister Of War.
"Gen. Bourck signrd a treaty on the
18th, by " hieh Corunna will hc given up
on the same conditions as those granted 10
Gen. Morllu."
Reoort of Marshal CorntgiGnO 10 the Minister
Of Yer.
"VtLLAFRAscA, Aug. 22.-The enemy
continues to retreat he was at Torrego on
the 10th.
The brigade Tromelin, and troops under
Baron Erolrs arrived here on the 20lh.-
The Constitutional troops reached Mont
hlanch the same day.
repaired to this place with the brigade
Achard, b, igudIada.
Tie allied troops are taking their posi-
tions to-day the night on Monthlanch aud
the LETT on Saragossa, near the dehie of
Santa Christini. Tomorrow they will
occupy Wales, the defile of Santa Christina
and frendren. | shall give the enemy no
rest as long as they keep up the campaign.
The garrison Of Barcelona made a fresh
j sortir ON thr 10th, which, as usual, proved
unsuccessful.
On the 10th, about 1000 infantry, 600
horse with 8 pieces of artillery, passed out
nv the gate OF Madrone, and drew up in
battle array on the plains, between that
cat. and that of Neuve. AT the same
time all the batteries of the place kept up
a lively fire, expecting an attack. After
some movements which discovered much
hesitation, the enemy returned To Madrone.
money"
PrnprGNAN, Aug. aI.-(From "A private
lrtterA The army of Milans continues its
movements. and is leaving our trontler.-
II was AT Solsene on the 18th, and Baron |
Eroics was at Brrene with part Of his di-
vision and four French battaiions.
B>YosNr, Aug. 23.-Prcporations are
actively going on for the siege of Pampe-
luna
The Regency is engaged, but with little
success, in organizn. Volunteer Royalists
in Spain. They want arms
A courierarrlved this morning with news
that NJ. Ouyrard WAS on his return 10 Ma
drid. He also asserts that 1t was believed
in Madrid that the Duke d'Angouleme
would speedily follow him
Gen. 4ursada has, for some days, been
II "a "a, int !
his little army into the capital. lie Is ol'-
posed by the Duke de Reggie.
The news Of the capitulalon OF LnydS
is not confirmed. The troops ct ballaste-
ros are still qualtered in the several villages
assigned 10 them.
Madrid is IN a state of uncertainty which
canuot last long. The constitutional roya
lists manifest great hopes the doSottd'Stes
nppearcd UNEASY. As for the rest all is
r'auduil although there are occasl '"al drs
ruIbauces at night, caused by the uhan-
1hnrispd removal of the goods, and oi the
imprisoned constltntlonaiisfs.
The Madrid Gazette Of the 18th, an
nounces that Gen. Lopez Banos, Colonel
Amor. and several other chiefs, had passed
the Tagres at Aimeras and the brigade oi
Ar2chispo. Their force amounts to 1000
men. They have occupied Taiaveyfa de
Ia Ueyna, the Royal authorities OF when
place have retired To Madrid. The adVan-
cod posts are four leagues beyond; but
there are about 800 French at Toledo,
which will be able tn stop the enemy IN his
approach towards the capital.
1t is reported that the authorities oil
some of the northern provinces, of SPAN,
refuse To carry iuto execution the ordi-
nance Of Andn Jar. Strong dctachments of
troops have gone from before PampcInna
10 Puente la Reyna 10 assist in lIberatlng
che prisoners.
NuREMnuRG, Aug. 2O.-The private
intelligence from Constantinople is in dl-
rect opposition 10 the Information from the
capital contained in the Austrian Journals.
Merchants and others write that they mo-
mently expect some new catastrophe ;
that the Janiesarics begin tn get the upper
hand aud appear determined to give them
selves up ~ all kinds of excuses. The
Europcans are very much alarmed, and
remain shut up in their houses. The
Grand Srignur i. himself afraid, and dare
not take any energetic measures. The
DEMANDS of Russia appear t" he of such II
character that they will not be acceded 10
- The Ditan.
AFFAIRS AT CADIZ.
PAn1s, Aug. Give learn that his
Royal histyless the Duke of Angoulemr
arrived nn the 10th at port St Mary, OPP
9positr Cadiz, and that the ncxl day he re-
viewed the troops. Every thing was in
readiness to begin the bomhardnent, if no
arrangement could be effected
1t was rumored at the Exchange this
day, thai his Royal llishness. on his arr
val before Gatiz, had written to King Fer