The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08

the end of the noah, closed at 81 fr--
since the close Of the pacqaet the latter
nave risen to 81 f.. Sc. The Foreign
Funds have been inactiye.--The f,xehalae
Market was far more brisk than iur
some days.--London, Amsterdam, ard
Frankfort paper in great demand. Marks
in Gold are in request. Silver bars are
higher.
The ci-derant President of the Portu-
guese Cortes, has just arrived at Paris.
The Baron Hyde De NeuyiIle, Ambassa-
dor to the court of Portugal, left Paris yes
ierday morning for Brest, where he viii
embark for Lisbon.
Bueo, July 3.-Gen. Bourck was to
suspend his military operations until the
5th, and then rc-commruce them, unless
he should receive an order to the contrary
from his Royal Highness thu Duke An
goueme.
MADRID, July 12.-We have just learn
cd officially, that Gen. MoRILLo, at the
head of 5000 men, has joined ,ae French
division commanded by Gen. Buurck.
General Qniroga has now remalnng,
only small number OF exatados, who are
abont to seek refuge at Corunna or Ferroi
1t is not known whether they will be re-
ceiyed.
Certain journals continue to tell US that
no Spanish constitutional General nas de-
Isched himself from the faction of the
Cortes ADD yet already .3b'sbat, CdStd-
nos, Paiator, at this sero moment proba-
bly, .saarfetd, aud lastly, the most celebra-
ted among them, MoRiLLo, have made
ihk,it nt,l,, IA. II
SOFIA, July ll.---Cardona is in posses
sion of the combined royal armies, and the
standard of King Ferdinand floats upon
the rampsrts of that place. On the 9th,
Bissigalonsey, cammandant OF the militia
OF SiSnenza, in conjunction with the
troops of the garrison, acknowledged the
authority IT the King-The governor who
witnessed that noble impulse, went out OF
the place with IS officers and proceeded
to Yguala. A French battalion OF the I'd
of the line took possession of the fortress
will cries of Viva !e Roi de France! Viva
lie Roi d'Espagna.
On the 10th the enemy made sortie
from Barcelona with about 1000 men, sup
ported by four pieces Of cannon, but were
vigorously repulsed. Gen. Suarfeld has
Just joined the French army, (as we an
nounced yesterday.
MADRID, July ia letter from Batu-
ros, (Gallicia) states, under date of cath
June, that Quiroga received from Gen.
Mori!lo a passport and 10000 reals to go
to England but that some revo!utionists
having restored his courage, he has gone
to Corunna, where a part of the garrison
has declared for him, while the other part
ranges itself under the banners OF MOrillo.
a letter from Asiorga announces that &C.
nerais Bonrck and Moriilo having form
ed a junction, are marching together to
Corunna, aud that the Spaniards form the
van.
PARIS, July l8.-An express from
Rome brings information that his Holiness
the Pope had broken his thigh by fail on
the evening of the 9th, and that his life was
in great danger.
B4roNNE, 12th July.
Extract from a Pr1Udte letter
A brisk cannonade which we heard du-
ring some hours on the 9th in the direction
eff ST. Sebastian, has given rise TO various
conjectures to all which the greatest I'M
certainty is attached here. Many assure
us that the 4th regiment of the line which
marched a few days past to the siege, has
vigorously repulsed a sortie made by the
garrison of that place, and that after very
sharp contest, the Constitutlonalsts were
forced in disorder to retire into the place.
Yesterday was heard the connonade again
but al very distant intervals. The work.
men who had been employed in the ma
king and reparation of cartourh boxes
have been dismissed, but are about to re.
commence their labours.
On the elacis of Bayonne, park Of
heavy artillery has heeu formed, destined,
it is said, to act in the seiges of Panpeluna
and St. Sebastian. The division of The
army under the command of Marshal
Lauriston, seems to be apportioned for
these military operations.-The troops
which are to constitute it are not as yet
arrived; they are expected here in few
days.
The Marshal embarked this morning on
fine Adour, bent on sailing excursion.--
lie was accompanied by "A brilliant staff.
A letter, dated Seville, which has this
moment arrived, states that guerrilla bands
are organizing in the vicinity of that city.
One of them have plundered several en-.
ga2ed in the commissary department and
pillaged their baggages.
Private letters from Barcelona received
last week, announce that there were with
in this place $4,000 men, and that, 10 case
OF necessity, 10000 more could be armed
and embodied, the arsenal being we'll sup.
piled with arms. The same letters add
that provisions were very abundant. Thc,
greater part of Mina's forces are stationed
at Tortosa, in Fort Ballaquez at Tarragons,
Figueras, Lerida, SC. which places serve
him for point d'dPpuis, and where he
changes his troops when they are futlsued
for flesh troops, with whom he takes the