The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-23
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/ Ne daily circulated by s0ItIc ~ our eseiiiis
I.e6ttnf, daries, there appeafed IN enc oi
tter iasA night, important Intelligence to
/ the foiI6g ing eiie,., -" That ,iie French
i i1eeiaratian of War had been received Fjy
orr Gogernn.nt--ihat Thursday was he.
day appointed for It's discussion with oar
Foreign Minister and the French Aubas.
sador, aud that his Excellency aud Mr..
Canning were acfuhly closeted for two
hours nj Gloucester Lodge, on that day,
ON tiils important subject The simple
truth Of the matter l.. That the Viscount ne
! Marcellus, who Is not the Ambassador of
| France, but merely the Charge d'Allalres,
did certainly pay very short visit, on
Thursday, Ia Mr.. Canning tinstead of two
hours but it WAS nothing more than a visit
of ceremony. As TO any discussion about
the Deciaratithof War, we have 'olay TO
say, there is no Declaration of War drawn
up, nor do we believe any will be- issued
but even il there were one, was il ever
before known in the annals of diplomacy,
that bclgerent nation arranged lis war
like manifesto in concurrence with a neu-
! trail government !? Could such an absurdi-
/ ty be committed, it would be equally dis
graceful TO both nations. Courier.
Yesterday morning the Lisbon papers
were received, bringing intelligence to the
Goth ult. II seems there is some founda-
ton for che report hatrrevaied that de-
tachment OF the constitutional army had
suffered by incautiously exposing itself to
the cavalry Of the rebels. There does not
appear, however, to be'sny fear as To the
ultimate fate Of the 'insurrecton. The
province Of TraZos Moutes, completely cut
eff Fl ON the rest OF Portugal by the Douro
and Tamega, and bordercd by Spain on
two sides out oiifOur, rs not Geld in which
the rebellion can be formidable, or whence
II can spread oother provinces. The pas
sages both OF the Douro and Tamcga are
guarded, aud on the side Of Spain the In-
surgcnts will be hemm4d In by the troops
of sstiroga. G'obe and Traselier.
| IRON tire LONDON Observer, Sunday, April g
Last night We received, by express, the
Paris Journals of Thursday aud Friday, the
Sd and 4th inst. We subjoin topious cx-
| tracts.
The Chamber Of Deputies were occupied
on the Cd and 81, with the debate on the
Budget : the discussion on the latter day
was warm. A Bayonue letter, in the Pilot,
l1ntTatcs that no movement of the nea-
ding army was expected 10 take place
| till tire i7lk or 18th. Rumours were
still prevalent in PARIS of movements of
Russian army towards the Banks OF the
| Oder
An article from Perpignan, 3tatesfhat the
Duke d'Angjnlemc had reviewed the 9th
division % the army of the Pyrenees. An
order Of the day expresses IFS Royal High
II fhnIr maj mil al
ciphne.
Ertract Of a prirdte letter from Paris, dated
Friday 3prii \, l323.
We have not yet received any news of
the actual commencement of hostiliti.s,
but there is no doubt that they will begin
very shortly. Tie minute this takes place
a Manifesto will be published here in the
Noutelr, which will coincide with Pro
clamat'on to be issued by the Bake d An
gouleme.
The demand for 10000 men, has not
yet been made in the Chamber but il
is only delayed till the budget IS agreed to.
"Accounts have been received to-day
from Petersburg, which announce some
movements Of troops"
From The .,fonileur.
Her Royal HghneSs the Duchess of
| AngoulcmG set out this morning at 10 o.
clock for Bordeaux. H,-- Royal Highnc
had first taken leave of his Royal lliglness
| Monsieur, and of the Duchess of Berry,
wko accompanied her back to her apart
nents, where the Children of France came
and took leave of their aunt, This family
meeting deeply affected every body. At 8
the Princess went 10 take leave ofthe King.
with whom she remained half an hour
| When she got into the carriage, the i'm
mense crowd which filed the court yard
made the air resornd with cries of Nise
Madame - Her Royal fiighness seemed
mach affected by these marks ui attach |
lnent. A small escort of fonr g,rdrs de |
corps " Monsieur and a brisadicr accom- |
panied her Royal lIgnese to the barrier, |
who will sleep tonight at Orleans"
" In the Pilot of the I'd April, we find |
the following article under the head OF |
| HaSre:
+" His Excellency the Minister ofthe Ma |
rine has ordered the Commssaty Of the |
Marine 10 acqualnt the ship owners, that !
lrgatc VIII sail for the Isle vi AK on the |
| 10th Of April to convoy merchants ships /; |
| that another will sail for Brest on the |
I 9Th May and that no more will sail before
the end Of September. This notice has
alarmed the ship owners, who seeing that
there will be no ship of war to convoy
their vessels, will Dc obliged TO dismantle
them"
"The Journalist has forgotten, and
doubtless very innocently, to say that this
notice concerns only vessels bound to our
West India Colonies. II would be difficult
to conceive how the ship owners of i1asre
could be alarmed at the notict of measure
the reason ct which is known to them all.
Who, in fact, is ignorant that no consign-