The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-10

! i'hi iltf blltf ~ tnt ~ ! II. Advertiser
, letter from Rome, says Accordin,
IN lmmen0rial custom, the body of III
Pope will lie IN state for nine DAYS, in NJ
illuminated chapel. The burial viii TAX,
place on the 9Th day, and on the 10th tn,
sacred college will assemble IN conciaye.-
Arrangements are makslg for the first for
malltles observed at the election of a Pop.
The foreign cardinals viii be admitted /,
the concllvc GA the filst ar second day al,
ter their arrival at Rnuit. Cardinal Poca
Camrl'lngu nj HE Roman Catholic rrli
SIon, has taken the temporal government
| of The States at the Church.
A diary of events Is published IN thu
] English papers thrt took place at Corunna
from the I'd to the 18th Of August. A
heavy hiring was KEEP mp by tire French ON
the Sd, captain OF artillery was killed in
the street by musket bah, glr ard So
yeral children were also killed in the
streets. An engineer officer was shot
whilst looking through spy glass, Bread
had become dear and no Vegetables To BIZ
had. The French also DESTROYED the a
queducts and cut of the supply of water
Tor the city. On the 9TH Scsrl arriN ed
with the Intelligence that Santona was in Il
state of starvation. All the Frcnrh troops
NJ Ferrol had leff it aud j,incd Gen
Bourck before Corunn;. On the 9Th II
French feet came into the bay The
French erected batteries on the hills, and
opened IA heavy fire npon the city. The
finest part OF the city where the merchants
resided Was in part destroyed. The cries
in the night III women aud children were
dreadful many were killed and wounded.
On the 9Th two French lrigates arrived aud
Joined the fleet in the day. On the Sth
& 9th the firing ceased OnthG nth inlyI-
ligence wax received that the town of Nigo
had been abandoned the guns were spiked
aud the troops retired 10 Ornkl, and Join.
ed General Pallarca.
The journal DIES Debats states that
Gen. BalIasteros had 1000 men at the time
he capitulated, and that tins army is now
reduced to 1000, the remainder having re-
tdrred home, that the 1900 are now in
Frerch pay, like the army Of MorilIo and
are ready 10 march against the Cortes.
On the Sd Of August, Rieso left Cadi2
With 2O00 men, with the design of gaining
Malaga, but the fire of The French bate.
ries, and soon after the musketry from The
French and Allied army, promptly made
him retreat. Riego bad ATTEMPTED a
sorte by sea day or two previous, bat
failed, aud the trcncl, fleet captured ST.
vera boats.
The French Were making preparations
to lombard Cadiz: ID gun boats, bomb
vessels, &c. had descended the Guadal-
quiser--othcrs were to follow.
M, 4 II n.
on the 9th of August, aud named pclma.
nent Commission, at THE head of which il
General Galava.
Ereodtm JCtcdaic Erupiiou
The Government of Batavia has receiv-
ed Il detailed account Of the volcano Gallo
engnen, in Octobur last. In th, terrible
Visitation 4oI persons persisted, and ia
campongs were drslroyt d and 1861 injur-
ed the number of coffee trees dies royed
amount 10 77j,79J, those Injured to 1871.
743; 2,993 rice plantations were totally
destroyed, and 1851 Injured
Intelligence from st. petersburgh to the
18th of May, states the affairs between
The Porte and Russia were in an amioaile
train. The Porte had given orders for
the entire evacuation of Wallachia and
Moldavia
The troops remaining in Estramadura
are about 10 follow the example OF Baltas.
teros.
tarhaScna has opened her gates to the
French.
PoRr SANTA MARIA, Aug. 20.-M. d.
la Hlte, aid-dr-canp OF the Duke of Au-
gouleme, did not choose TO ronGde 10 the
Ministers the letter addressed by Ills Roy
a! Highness 10 the King of Spain, but Sc
l"cted a Gen. to convey II 10 him>
MADRin, Aug. 22.-ln letter of The
18th inst. Gen. Bourck talrs, that be was
about to enter Corunna where II was his
intention to leave four bollaIions. The
maritime forces ut the station had orders to