The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06


uhai' ast 1t is hoped that Mr.. Canning
p ai'''n If these days deliver hrs sefiti-
"" us with more energy aud spirit ID IN
plen'n than his lardshin DID To III
IL. a However,, we have already preel-
Lo'"l matters -, tar that no door IS nov
e., retreat aud In such manner
of we ought Ia expect that IN coInihen.
l,'" L.stiliti.s On the Pyrenees, We at the
''7 finn. declare war against Ensiabd.--
~ - according to what Mr.. DE Nlllele
Dr. ie,s.,l IN the Chamber ofDepntles,
a N"s ., ideut that we would find our
,a. necessitated tn fight with the Prns-
80 as if we we're disposed 10 maintain
lace in the South.
M. moyements of the Russian corps
,. frontiers cause considerable anx-
va. and il is feared they will enter France.
{We have reason To believe that Nirtem-
Lam and Bavaria will protest against the
%'eoo,.ss of Verona, and also against the
'oye,ary.otional system. Ii is likewise said
that the Austrian government Is III reality
~, little Interested in the war against
Ca,in. and that England is actively occu-
,isd in treating with NJ. de Metternlch in
rl,a..r m obtain the neutrality of that cabi-
80, and induce it tn prevent the advance
~ tbr Russian armies. Ii these ne5oeia-
,;,,,s eur,eed, the Russian influence will
), 3, great measure sink into neutrality
md m,r ministry from the sole force OF cir
s,.~,,st.,nc.s will lind themselves obliged to
change their eonduet.
Rat what above all claims my attention
ia the irritation that exists III Eng land, will
give MS reason To fear that she viii espouse
tbr cause Of Spain, without waiting the ls-
s,,e of the negotiations that are pending
with Austria.
The seven new Spanish Ministers will
mi enter into Office until the Elk Ministers
.hall have laid before the Cortes ali ac-
count of the state OF their respective De-
partments.
The soldiers Of the army Of the faith do
not seem to be overstocked with courage,
for it appears that twenty six of the Span
ish Constitutional Cavalry defeated one
hundred and tiity-two of them near Pozo-
Andon, of whom ten were Killed, twelve
severely wounded, aud one hundred and
thirty made prisoners.
Considerable sensation is said to exist
between the two FrrGcif Ministers, NilleIe
aud Chateaubriand-th former, it is af
lrmed, has given in his resignation, and is
to be replaced by the latter as head of the
Ministry.
AGREpA, March 2.-We have just re-
ceived the pleasing Intelligence that the
advanced column under the command Of
Gen. O'DaIy, has defeated The remainder
OF the faciionists at iluete, One thousand
We're made prisoners, among whom is
the wife of Royo and considerable
sum of money fell into the hands Of the
,ictors. Royo escaped with only 80 fol-
lowers.
Two thousand infantry and fif1v cavalry
Of the anti constii utloHalists made two
Successive attacks on the people of Vina-
yoz, in the province Of Caslcllon de- la
Plane, and ia both we're vigorously rcpul-
sed with considerable loss.
A Spaniard, ii native Of Bunob in the
Province Of Valencia, has offered the go
vernment to arm and equip company of
eighty men at his own expense. The
Same generous devotion to their country
manIlests itself among all ranks of Span
Elrds
The rHinistcr for foreign affairs read
in the Portuguese Cortes, u very enci getic
and firm protest, which his most faithful
Majesty pnrposed sending to his minister
at Paris. II directs him Ia lay it before
his Most Christian Majesty and his minis
ters, aud he is ordered in case the French
troops should enter Spain, to leave that
court and return immediately to Lisbon
Copies thereof were to be forwarded to
Inc Charge dAtfalrs at London, Brussels,
Copenhagen and Stockholm.
On the 24lh, of February, Gen d'Auti-
champ reviewed the French Divisions sta
toned at Bayonne. Don Charles O'Don-
nell arrived there the 23d.
On the 9Th of Feb. the Golcta Mohone-
"a was launched at Port Mahon, the Dutch
Ruiarl, together with all the
'tncers OF his squadron, and Capt. Jones,
u the American navy, accompanied by all
he authorities of the island honoured the
scene by their presence. AS IA proof of
lac union of sentiment which exists be-
weeu the Dutc', Government and that of
Spain, the Admiral sent the bands %. -,
lcet To enliven the ceremony.
500 OF the iactious troops were brought
IA prisoners to Saragossa.
-."s~s.~-
Msoppiication.---The following very
good advice ~ extracted tiom Cicero's ce
irhrated treatise DE Ofhcis.
Two faults are to be avoided in the truly
honorable and natural Investigations of
knowledge and science. The first is, that
We should not take hypothesis for facts,
and inconSideratrly give them our assent
The other is, that many hrstow too great
labor 90 points obscure aud difficult, and at
the same time unnecessary. Which faults
avoided, whatever diligence and care may
BE- bestowed on subjects honorable and
worth acquiring, viii meet with just com
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