The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-26
LATEST FROM ErROPE.

NV YoRk, Sept. I7.-f'rom our cor
respondents Of the offices Of the Patriot,
Fdily Advertiser, aud Statesman, Of Bos-
ton, we have received slips conveying the
late intelligence received mt thai port by
the ships lopez and America, from Liver
pool, whence they bring DATES To the 18th
nltimo We have given copious EXTRACTS
from them.
The general complexion s certainly more
and more favorable to the Spanish cansr
Even MADRID appears IN have been mena-
ced hy the fenstitniionalsts. Old Mon.
cey is tired OF the war, and wants 10 20
home and division only, and not the
whole of ballasirros' army, appear To have
suffered severely in the battle with Gen.
MoHtor. Corunna held out as did all the
other fortified places; aud ths' Wal appears
only now to be commencing on the part of
the Spaniards. Nav al the wreat,,s of
Victory, whether of laurel, of olive. of
palm, ar of myrtle, encircle their glorious
brows.
TIE Paris Constitutional contains an ar
ticlc dated Prrpisnau, July 9jst, giving an
account of an aiIair which oecurred on the
25th, in which the French bad the worst
of il, losing many officers and men.-
French accounts say that the garrison of
Barcelona is constantly making sorties,
which annoy their troops and keep them
constantly on the alert. That the service
is very hard and occasions much sickness.
They will probably find the service much
hal der and Inc sickness more fatal before
the objects of the Invaders are accom-
plished.
Ii Is said that Marshal Money, disllesrt-
ened at the little. success which has attend.
ed all bis efforts, has written home to ex-
press his anxiety to retire from the contest
The French Ministry, ho"eye, have leius-
cd 10 a,cedt to his request. -.
Letters from Perplgnan state, that
Marshal Money was about tn remove his
head quarters to Mataro, ard the Commits
sariat Department, &c. to Geroga, Mataro
IL II miles \. T.. of Barcelona. Corona ia
~ miles n. T.. of Barcelona, aud ID miles
south of Perpignan.
II is eported that The censorship Of the
Press, is about 10 be Re established in Pa-
rig.
French funds continue 10 rsrt
Jntd Nugnet was about 10 proceed TO
/
Arrivals ut Trieste from Mytrlrnp, June
| 2lst, informed that the trusps landed at
Cayisto by the Captain pacha, have been
completely routed by the Greeks. The
Greek fleet of TO sail is in pursuit of the
Turkish ll"et.
The Londee papers Of AGg. illh con-
tain a document, purpotting TO be IA recen,
correspondence between Sir Robert wilson
and MoriIlo. On the 18th of last month,
| Sir Robert addressed a letter 10 Morillo,
announcing bis arrival that day at Nigo,
and soliciting personal Interview, to lay
before him aproposil'on (which he llattcrs
himself will lead 10 a general pacilicationn
to which application Morilln yields as
sent The correspondence continues on
both sides to the 3Oth, but without the de-
sired interview. On that day, Sir Robert
Wilson transmits two plnposal,, in the first
of which 5 the following passage:
EDgio0d eferS her mediati0n, int mitboui
the departure Of Tie iafaders'
lie then proceeds to suggest
:" The occupation, pro forum. If spauts,
! fortifed place IKE C0rannd Or !ie0, by He Bri-
FISH gorernmen', rs the mediator en behnif o.
Constitutional SPain.'
The questions which have arisen from q
perusal Of this correspondence, have been
whether it was genuine or spurious il ge-
nninc, whether Sir Robert Wilson acted
with authority fro.n the British govern
lment, Or whethe, il wac nn his part only
ruse de guerfs 70 gain tune. For answers
10 tn, se queries, WE must be content to val
Ilintu TIM mkt al
1t appears that Cornnna remained in the
quiet possession OF the Consiilullonaiisf'
, AS Late as tine lst ult., and WAS garrisune,
by 1000 mrn. 1t WAS declared trra5onabI,
: and punishable with death in Cornnna, e
ven to talk of captulation. One iadividu
al had suffered IN consequence.
: I'VE shall publish the correspondence
between Sir. II. Wilson and Gen. Mori,ll
in our neAt.--Eds Iirgia.aa.l