The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30

her, ia order to he appropriated "a the ser.
wee Of his majesty Ferdinand vi. aud t.
The use of the army commanded in chief
by his royal hishness the Duhe d'Angou-
lenit.n
Pans, August I've haze received
by an extraordinary courier, the Madrid
Gazette Of the 9TH ::
Cadiz is more aud more strictly block
AIDED. and discomfort shows itsrIf not oulv
among the inhabitants but among the sol
dicrs.
FheCount de la Rochc(oucalt. aid-dr-
camp 10 rbr Duke d'AngouIeme, has rrcci-
we'd til. Cross oi st. Louis, n reeompcnse
Of the zeal with which he fulfilled the ga
portant mission entrusted to Inn bv .#
royal highnesS before quitting Madfd.
fBy an eri,aordiac,y coaregaBeel
ODESSA, July 22.-This evening", at )
O'Clock, the Triton entered our roa,is, 60
ming direct from Conotantinopie. she
brings the following Intelligence
" On the 9Th inst. fire broke ont in the
suburb Costini, contiguous 10 the naval
arsenal. In short fine ; 500 horses were
consumed by the flames The fire soon
gained the arsenal, and all efforts II cxtn-
guish il were vain. II was rc-ghted three
times successfully by the authors OF the
conspiracy. The Turks had the grief of
seeing consumed one ship Of TN linr Of ~
guns, two Coryettes, five bugs and 10
smaller ships of every degree. Dsmay
prevailed throughout the capital. The
Greeks say, that God is with them, ON thus
seeing that in the space Of one year the two
great arscnals, those Of Tophana aud Ter
sana, have been consumed by fire.
Jugs. Gd,.
(From the Constitutional
F" Some days since, an .4gent de Change
failed for four or Eve millions ; and to-day
another failure and less considerable has
been announced. This catastrophe will
rum many, but the spirit of gambling is not
less ardent, and seems to have seized all
classes of society.
(from The Journal DeS DebafS.)
" Letters from Madrid of the 9th, 'bro't
by an eStafette communicate nothing abso-i
lutrly new. They merely announce that a
small corps of French and Spanish troops
have been despatched to dI-p'rs" some
bands of deserters, who are ranging thro'
E5tramsdura.
VILLA Franco, August e" Monscig
Mt ur-Gen. Curial writes me, that on the
3oth Of July, at o'clock in the morning.
the enemy presented himself ON the cy
IRENE left Of the lac of investment, with
5000 men. six pieces of cannon and 80
horses. These forces were directed on ST.
MART. Their right WIS supported by six
gunhoats. brisk fusiIide took place from
the sea shore to the village Of Clot
"Tho 9th light regiment, seconded by
the esd Chasseurs, aud two pieces of light
artillery, attacked the enemy with the
accustomed BRAVERY. He WAS forced to
make retrograde movement ON several
points.
Two pieces Of artillery, under the or
ders of Lieut.. Carnot, advanced by the
road of the shore within half gun shot, and
fired with constant success on the enemy's
artillery and cavalry, and on the gnnhoats.
The firing was very brisk at Clot. Gen.
Curia tells me that he led a battalion of
the 9th which he caused to be preceded
by his chosen companies. The enemy being
thus taken in flank, was put to the rout TIA
this point. Our soldiers pursued him to
the very walls of the citadel. The battle
lasted several hours ; the enemy, repulsed
with the greatest disorder had 12 or 70
killed, and 90 wounded. Our loss was
killed aud e wounded.
" According 10 all accounts, Mina,whose
health is still bad, is yet at Barcelona, The
Investment of that fortress by land IS com
petc. Mians and Llobera, who were mo-
wing rapidly by Mont Blanc towards Santa
Colonna, and the Col de Santa Christina,
appear to have directed their march to
wards Fardgona, on being informed ofours
ON lgualada aud Villa Franco. Ii is affirm
ed that a great desertion has taken place
among the militia"
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