The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-08

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thr human fufm, q Disgrace to sociciy,l
who. b. their aelious, surpass the wolf ~
savage barbarlt,, and on whom the eio-
qaence Of fully or Henry could MAKE
no impression. INVESTIGATORS.
BoHks Of Bttfaioe, l5e3.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
| CnALfsToa, March 25.--Ne yesterday
! received London dates Oi the / tn Febrn-
ary and Liverpool OF The l2th, brought by
the .Harp Cditarint, CAPT. fAGE, from Ii
serpoul. Every thing IN the continent oil
Europe breathes var ~ regards France
and Spain. The Spanish minister bad
been ordered BY the CORES 10 leave Paris,
but his departure was put OF for few
DAYS Mt the lnterecss,op of the British ml-
MISTER, who was still endeayoring 10 Iee0n-
Gle the two diseordant powers. The
| French Munster, far whose safety some
Iapprehensnus were entertained, had ar
rived at Bayonne--nothing is said of
! the Austrian, Russian aud Prusslan Minis
| ters.
The answer Of the Chambers, eehoing
given az bis late speech, Was carried by a
sast majority, notwithstanding strenu-
Gus opposition To il. The Paris papers
contain a speech Of NJ. TalIeyrand against
war delivered in the Chamber Of Peers
He demonstrates strongly against HOSTILE
ties.
In the British House Of Lords on the
4tb February, Lerd Liverpool distinctly
laid down the principles On which the Bri-
tlsh ministry pleant 10 act. lie denied
that any right existed ON tho part ola Fo-
reign power Ia interfere IN the local con-
cerns of a natioo-he blamed the present
conduct Of France /; and thought that if
II were persrycredin, itmight be of serious
injury Ia herself and to all Europe In
the actual state of affairs he recommended
neutrality as the proper position Of Eng
land, aud thai she should keep herself
ready for every event, and make all pos
sible exeriions To prevent actual hosiIllties.
This We know was also the language Of
Great Britain At Verona, and has been
since at Paris, and we also know that il
has been unavalling as To its object. An
armed Interference by France IA Spanish
affairs was finally agreed To at Verona, aud
has since rlpened into preparation for ac-
ton al Paris. The Notes OF +he Holy Al
lance aud the answers Of Spain we have
seen, The recall of their Ambassadors
from Madrid is certain, and these facts
decide the question OF peace or war
The French army ~ organized in all IFS
corps. and its commanders are appointed,
aud troops have marched from Paris 10 the
Pyrcunees. The baggage OF the Duke
d'Angouleme, has been sent forward, and
every thing at Paris indicates hostiliiies,
which it is said will not be undertaken
before the end of March or beginning of A.
prli.
Heavy bodies Of troops are to line the
German side of the Rhine aud 10000 men
are TO be stationed on the Italian frontier
of France.
The London ministerial prints are very
positive in the expression OF their belief in
war, and the opposition prints are some
OF them strong IN their expressions to the
contrary, aud others doubtful, aud some
very feeble III declaring their hopes that it
may be averted.
The London New Times Of the 18th
says, that the duke of San Loren2o, the
Spanish Minister at Paris, when he leaves
that city will 20 10 London 10 place his
ladyIin place of safety. In the same pa
per there IS an account OF an action near
Madrid, in which the RoyaIisls defeated
their opponents. taking pieces of cannon,
and one Thousand men out Of 1900, which
was the whole OF the opposing force
There has been other sk,smlshing near the
capital, where parties are as divided as
they are any where in Spain. IN the
mean time discussions have arisen among
the Royalsts in the North, where two
rcgcncles are contending tor the right of re-
presenting the Kings government. Eve
ry thing IN Spain is in downright anarchy
aud confusion.
The King of England was confined with
The govt on the | lth February but was CON
Valeseent.
Mr.. CANN,NG having resigned his mem.
bershlp for Liverpool will be returned from
Harwick. Mr.. MusKssoN will canvas for
Liverpool
Mrs. Radciif, the Romance writer, died
lately at London.
In the debates of the House of Com.
mons February 1, Messrs. Brougham, Pee
and SIX J: Macintosh. reprobated tn,
principle of foreign interference in the af
fairs of Spain. They spoke warmly or
the Subject and were cheered by the mem
bers of the House. Sir J. Macintosh sac
Il some stop was not put to the acts of the
Holy Alliance, Russian army would soon
be seen lining the shores of Europe from,
Amsterdam to Cadiz, The Parliament
m general seems indignant at the con.
duct ofthe Continental powers.
Mercury
| FRANCE AND SPAIN.
| Al a late hour this afternoon several ex.