The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-01

sions in Persia but the court does not
seem To be uneasy, and has given orders tn
prosecute the war with fresh yigor. Its
southern army, which had been consdera.
bly, reinforced, was expected near Bagdad,
the Pacha being too weak TO resist he
has applied 10 all quarters for aid, but has
received very few reinfnrcements. II
seems that the southern Persian army is
destined to penetrate TO Syria, and the
northern to take possession OF Armenia
A general levy against the Persians is .ex-
pected in Turkey in Asia.
From the Moniteur1
ARMY OF THE pYRENEES.
The report Of The .Byor- General TO has er-
celieney The Minister Of War.
MADRID, May 90.
" SRI have the honor To send to your
excelency AN extract of the reports which
havereceived respecting the interior of
Spain.
i" Ballasteros has united at Valencia the
troops that he brought with linn from Ar
ragon, and which were at Terruel, Nalen-
cha, Alicant, Pensacola, aud Carthagena.--
lie left Valencia on the ED Of Nav, and
marched towards the Xucar, which he
has probably passed, to retire towards
Grenada.
"'The troops which were in Madrid and
the neig hborhood, under Abisbal aud Zay-
as, have retired to Talayera in Reyna, and
towards Estrcmadusa.
This double combination leaves the
road TO Seville open.
" In the province of Malaga the people
have refused to pay the taxes. Villages
have risen, and it has been found necessary
to send militia into Acia la Serrania, to
Stlle this Instruction.
The desertion is great among the con-
Ii has been attempted to
collect an army of reserve in Andaiusia
but Villa Campo, " no was to commence,
h IS been able to assemble only few men.
The spirit of this province is very good.
e llacia and E.t rmandura wait onIy for a
po'at d'nPpu 10 rise. La Manchi is entire
~ delivered from the Liberals, who arc at
present hatedand prosecuted by the people
there.
" Besides taking away Of the church
plate, the Liberals have levied, almost eve
ry where, numerous acquisitions Of money,
horses, sc.
a letter from Seville, on the 22d, says,
that Lopez Benos succeeds Abishal, who
has given in his resignation, and has re-
manned in the neighborhood of Madrid.
The guard which watches the Royal
Family has beeu tripled, because it was
feared that the people would endea,or 10
deliver them; foI the same reason the pri-
soners have been forbidden to walk in the
garden of the Alcaraz.
" A squadron is cruising before Cadiz,
and prevents the fishing boats from leaving
their pests. it WAS believed even at Seville,
hat among the French vessels compos sing
his squadron, there are seyera, Russian
ships of the line and frigates.
Morilio is at Bcncventi with the frag-
ncnts of divers constitutional corps and
some new ie,ics, which will be easily dis
persed by General Bourck, who is at this
moment executing movement upon Lee
)n.
TIE Portuguese Gen, SilyeyTa rs said
% be at Salamanca.
" Several Deputies to the Cortes seem
o intend to leave Seville, to withdraw
themselves from the anarchy that legns |
here
NJ. Garcia Herrera, has 4een named !
Minister Of the Interior, but has not accep- !
ed the Office.
" The arrival of the French is ardcntly |
iesred by the people of ali parties /; the
RoyalIsts wish for them to consolidate |
heir dclgerance the Liberals to defend |
hem from the vengeance to which they |
ire exposed.
"The MAJ. Gen. GVsLJEMINoT."
Sioc6 Erchnnge, Saturday E,ening.
There has been general stagna,ion in !
he money market this week, and what |
little business has been transacted. was on |
over terms, aud all idea of any great ad- /
'ance in the funds has heen abandoned L
he reports of French and Spanish loans |
ave been confirmed. According to the
private advices from Paris, the former will
iot be less than 16 or 10 millions sterling,
when IS equal IN amount to most loans
contracted for during the last war by our
government. The sales in Consos for
recount have been rather extensive within
ne last three days; and they have been
depressed from 91s to 80 10. These are
he extreme quotations in the course of the
week. The decline is the effect of the CON
ract to which we have Just referred i,
,,eing generally supposed by the great boz
~ OF spectators, that large portion of
he dividends, payable the beginning of
'ext month, will be absorbed by it. 1t is
Tot indeed very likely that the public will
'e induced to re-invest their money, when
is remembered that the funds are nearly
en- per cent. higher than they were in
Narch last. 1t IS somewhat difficult to
recount for such sudden revolution in
he prices, as the political affairs of Europe
ema'n very nearly in the same state, as al
nc time of the panic in the money market,
when Consols for account declined to 70.
Inc best reason which can be given for
tch a state OF things is, that the general
'pmon then entertained was, that this