The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-09
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j The career of folly and infatna,on which
] the restored Ferdinand seems brul ON pur-
SUNG, may yet by the vshcmence Of re-
action, which it IL calculated IN produce,
awaken the spirit of resistance in spain,
! that hitherto appears IL have been e1cln-
; sively confined To Catalonia. By the rx-
tracts that follow, it will be seen, that dis
satisfaction every where reigns-the pro
scriptlo1s of the tyrant reach every family
and no one inter, st is attempted tn be
conclllstrd bu that oi the clergy. Balas-
tcros who WAS driven III disgrace from the
presence of the king, ~ said To have stirred
/ his troops Whom with soulr such ultimate
| purpose he appears Ia have kept together,
and apart from other forces up To renewed
opposition. And even the French Gene
ralissino, Z" our beloved cousin Of Angou-
leme, demonstrates in vain against the folly
and madness of the restored monarch.-
What the result is to be, or how that UNI
happy country can be pacllie,, it Is
impossible tn foresee. One thing would
seem certain, that a large French force
must rcmnin in Spain in order to protect
the work they have achieved and yet
France cannot afford To keep them nj her
expense and Spain Is so exhausted as to
have still less ability to do so. England,
too, takes offence at the declaration Of
Ferdinand, dnnulling all acts Of the consti-
tonal government, because with that gov
eminent she bad made an advantageous
trraty--ard demands from him Compensa.
ton for losses sustained by her subjects,
under "A menace of indemniiylng herself If
forced by refusal TO do so.
IL Paris, some changes in the ministry
have occurred. THE Duke of B"Iluno,
lNiclorj has been displaced. This WAS to
have beet expected, from the successful
issue Of the Count Guillemlnots cam
paign for as the commencement fhosIl.
lilies, Victor was sent post haste from Paris
to,take Gnleminofs place as MAJOR Gen.
and was inc0nlinrnty sent back again
by the Duke d'Angouleme without being
permitted 10 do 50, il seems a natural con
Sequences, that now Gniileminot aud the
royal Duke return as conqnering heroes"
thrv should dispIace the man who had
been selected in opposition 10 them. Other
changes are also talked OF, as viii be seen
below.
Owing to the abundance of its capital,
| and the difficulty of employing IT III con-
ncrcial transactions, the bank of England
has announced It's intention of loaning
| &c, 600, 900 on the security of lands, nj !
per cent interest. This measure appears
to have excited much dlscussion, and sonr
dissatisfaction; though IT appears to be
| conceded, that the bank have the right,
under their charter, ri So dsposng oil their
funds. Still, in the contemplation ot The
control, which ths Immense mouled lustl-
tuition, might by such loans obtain over the
landed interest of England, the Tunes rx-
presses the desire that the plan shonld be
rellnQuishcd, and that the representation
of halfthc counties in England should Lr
saved from tho chance OF drgenerating into
that one of nonstrous Thread needle street
| borough. .fmtTicdn.
A contribution of siY millions of francs
! is to be lryird on the city of Madrid.
! Colonel Amor la, capitulAted with $40
cavalry which he had remaining with
! him.
The French Gunrdes dn Corpes are
almost all sci out for Aran uez. The rrpi-
! 'I'eh' vi Nu'i"es'' VI ,"' u'"' ''I'' "''''
set out for the road Ia Andalusa, where il
$50 take temporary '"S','o''s ny o''"'".
ihehts "h'ei, '"o'e",tS ''!e approaching
! rr'ufn 81 'lr h'ns' WIG" Is r,P''',. at
'idu'la w 'he ~''' VIM III. D""' ""
gon!emc.
IL Is norli'o VINO tas se'h'u ''e e"'eo'''
coming from hani''a.
lhe u"'a oil Iurlucatoh mas I'ee''t"
orders ii"m the hege"Cy, 10 'e''l> WIN
10 ten DAYS lne u-'re Oh 'I'e 'u"I''o"''"s
threatened WIN 'oss vi ''i''f employ mems
ana OF those Eho are u recover 'heH STU