The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-01

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MEN have been discharged .! TIE Imperial
orders On the other hand MI bf""sh-
am, IL the House OF Cohl,'ons On rue 9'a
-. ,shed Dir. sdiihh'h AHf'H', 'is 'Po'.
was u was nol iia''' '''' e'I vi VI
Russia rad collected very iafse army on
the kis;ula NJ tanning n'neNea an ar
D., huI btch ehiecled' 1dt tou,a no. So
whether It MS 'afse onP' III f'p'y 10
auotber q1estion "i .hf. h'""si19in' Hf.
canning Observed uhat ne o'"r' ca a. ne
troops whlcil were To ha'e q'l9ifa l'"'y.
ldalfeadYefaeHd'eG iile rec m IS ma
I,eapoiltau states Whe1leF 'hrg 1aa al Hos
oni OF the lii1hesr 'ef.afy' .i,' Sd.'N''ls
did not know. L IS a5so s'"lea, MI no.
officially, that an Austrian army peePA.rd
Tor tae worst, Il = 'ufias on hef extensive
lac ri approximation II N e,i"fn l. rope,
as # to decide the contest II / Faiiee s"o"l"
require II.
In the House Oh hoFos, -h'N - II ""9
stated by lle Ear oi Li'etl""i' Inn ne
proclamation ol me PfpNiai"ah govern
meat Of SPAN "'uch was ho"eea !" our
paper short time senetJ was 10 he con
s,deied merely da me act Oh III" fatbea Is
S aas II, Trough II hiSht De true that II Naa
been issued WIN the kho"'easf Oh 'iie
French government lie ais" slateN mat
the troops raised ny ihe Einperofs ei Aus
lrbtand Ruasl', were Tor tue purposes 81
d fence merely.
The msurIeeion IN f9''uEh haa not
been crushed. II - "ot absolutely known
where Count smWahG WIN INC lacuo"s
toQps, -. It's pretty certain thitt he ud3
entered the SpadlSh territory, anu was IpI-
lowdby Rego IN pursuit. One OF the la
test papers before rs tie Ln5lish Shrohi-
cle) s1yslt Is confidently believed mat ho,h
Reso and Amarant have retnrncd to For
tugd. The weight ct testimony, howe
yer, Is, that Ana'ant Is ON ms way 10 JoIn
the vanguard OF the French. he latest
news from Lisbon is oi the lst ol May
\ packet had arrived IN 20 hours rom
Oporto, the captain OF winch TOOK Il note
Oh board at the moment ot saiilng, winch
says, that an express arrived to-daV al u
porto with the news THAT the Paclhca'ln9
amy was IN Leon, and that on thu 2ath,
1t would commence lis retreat 10 Portugal,
because General Noriilo had sent word by
an aid de camp to General Luz tic Reg0,
that he had attacked the Portuguese rebels,
and that they had deiended themselves III
such manner that he could not hinder
them from proct eding in the direction of
Burgess, where he Judged they might arrive
On tie goth of April, and Join the van
guard the French army: Gen. Rego had
" iten to the political chief Of Homara,
req lestpd him II, issue Il proclamation, de-
..ialing thdt the entrance OF the faction, in
To Spain is direct attack on the Spanish
nation, which merits to be replied by all
possible means, and that such men must be
considered as the most terrible enemies
fShnnld the rebel arms he received by the
Due d'Aneouleme, will ii not involve Eng
land soon in the controversy in conse-
oapnce of her late treaty of alliance with
Portugal ?
Il is stated in one Of the papers, that the
Spanish Ministry are said 10 have ramon-
srated with the British ambassador, on the
subject of his So freouenily Recommending
tiem to enter into negaciailone. and make
concessions. 'phcy declared they would
enter into no necoci4tions so long a. a
French soldier was ON tine Snanish terrific
~ They further said. that the repeated
efforts of Sir w. A'Conrt ON this subject
only tended To sow dissentioo.. and to
weaken their cause : that if he continued
Z i, sort Of conduct they would be- uod ;
the necessity of recalling the Spanish am
hassador from london.
Aa order has arrived at Bayonne, To
make no more biscuits, winch shows that
cue subsistence OF the French army III
oPaln IS assured.
An article fran Gibraltar. MAY |, states
Sh1t ihf renrh Dig hsta'ettr, "alc'l arr
yea mere tIie day before rom We" orleans,
oe,'lo |" h'fs''l'es, was chased aha urea
at d. Il spanish craft al the entrance 81 tRe
,aY' Il Is salo mat several vessels lying at
are waiting inc ARRIVAL oi letters OF
D'r'l IT.. i. NJ.
Il i"hC 'es9eI arrived III haFsellcs on |