The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
FROM FRANCE

BY the ship Elizabeth, from Hayrc. the
editors of the New York Gazette have re-
ceived Paris papers to the 2eth ult inclu-
| slve. Although no later than received by
The Leeds from Liverpool, they notice tho
| following articles:
Letters from Barcelona state, that there
were ii great many Spanish priyateers in
that port, which were only waiting to hear
OF the entrance of the French into Catalo-
MA, to go on cruise. Among the vessels
armed at Barcelona, were two fast sailing
briggs, carrying la to 10 guns and 40 men,
which, with many Others, intended to cruise
in tire Lcyant.
1t is also stated, that there We're eight
Spanish privateer3 at Mahon, which would
sail The mpment they hear Of the COM
ment~snent of hostilities.
A French 'rigate had sailed from TouIon
on a cruize on the Spanish coast
very valuable East Indiaman, for
which there had been some anxiety, had
arrived in safety at Nantz. There had al
So been number of arrivals from the West
Indies.
correspondent of one of the Paris m
pcrs writes from Bayonne, that as soon -
the Duke d'Angoueme had returned thanks
for his entry into Spain, the most distin-
gdlshed Indies of the city presented him
with superb set of brilliants, valued at
$4,000. The Duke was agreeably snrpris-
td at their liberallty, and sgnifed his sa-
tlstactlon TO them. They replied, My
Lord, our hearts have for Il long time anX-
lously looked for the liberator of Spain.
General organization ofHe army of.Spain.
His Royal Highness, the Duke of An
souleme, tieneralssimo.
Lieut.. General Count GuilIeminot, Ma.
Jor-General of the army
Commander in Chief of the First Corps,
Marshal Duke of Reggio-Of the second,
Count MolitOr-Of the third, Prince Ho-
hcnlohe-Of the fourth, Marshal Money,
Count Corneglano-Of the corps of Re-
serve, Count BordesoulIe.
The force of the army of the Pyrenees
is about GO,000 men and that of the fourth
corps, destined to act against Catalonia,
above 81 900
A petition had been brought before the
Chamber of Deputies for marble statue
to be executed to the memory of Atu,
XVI.
PARIS, April 1l.-Much has been said
within few days of The march ofthe Rus
slams. So current had this report become.
that several projects of departments had
thought IT necessary to assure the inba-
bItants that there was no danger of fo-
reign Intervention. The English papers
also for some days have talked of move
ments on the Oder. 1t is possible thai,
apprehensve of new Eruption of the
Russians, they have believed too readily
IN the practicabiity Of their arrival in tho
West. Those however, who either fear
or hope for such an event would be lees
credulnous as to its happening, if they re.
hected upon the political and physical OF
sfacles to its accomplishment. We cons
der ourselves as aiding in the views of the
authorities in detailing these difficulties
The disposition of all the great powers are
now perfectly understood. Every one
knows that if Russia is for action, Austria
and Prussia are both for repose, and S"
strongly does England desire it that sht
would even take active measure: 10 pre-
serve it. Russia then is the only northcT;'
power which would be disposed to pat II
troops in motion. But We must first asc'
tain if her interest require it we tn
consider whether, in urging US to war II. IL
West, she has not desired that the son"c
of the cannon there might proven. hl1.
which might be fired m the cast ..cn 5e"S