The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-19

Isl hbl'ClutA as 10 IL" lAlluf NtslllihIipD,
but has determined nj last 10 return 10 Ing
land III thr fist packet.
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From hc Richmond EhJnirer Of De-. Il
FOREIGN lNfELlAGEN e.
The tidluss that are waited 10 us by
every breeze across the Atlantic, haNc losi
none ofthcil interest, by the fall of Cadiz, or
the liberation Of the King. Man, mornea.
tous scenes ARE yet In be displayed on the
Spanish Theatre. The accounts we tins
day exhibit, embrace the arrangement of
kirgo-the caplIulallon Of Barcelona -- the
submission of Nina To the councils oi an
inevitable destiny and the active, perhaps
in some degree the awaiting -xcrtious oi
England aud France to modify the rigo-
rOus DEGREES OF Port st. My, Of Aelcs,
and of Seville. Ferdinand announces his
rcsolntlonto pause I'LL his arrival at Aad,id
TO postpone, unlil he has surrounded
himself 10y the grasest of his counseinrs,
his hnal determination upon the acts and
the actors of the late Revolution. God
,rnd them a happy dellycrancc !"
But the master topic, which now abs0rbs
almost all our attention, Is the fate of
South .imGteG. The meeting of the Euro.
pean Congress is anticipated with the most
powerful emotion. 1t is an ominous
conjunction Of " Holy Allies" whirh with
" fear of chance, pcrpIeXcs' all free gov.
crnments. Tie accounts by the Meteor
IRE full of f'ariul giyiags-outn 1.-The
Paris Journal drs Debats VI 30th October,
points 10 the approaching Congress Cor The
catastrophe of the South American drama.
II boldly denies any intention on the part OF
England to recognize tie Independence
# the Spanish colonies" ground Of
tins assertion Is NortentOus ~ some impor
tant result. How can il be supposed
that England would decide ut once ques.
lion OF tlns importance, When The formal
administration of the rank of Powers, Of
live or NH new states, containing 1000,
900 Inhabitants, would he an event winch
would considerably change the equilhrlunt
of the political balance of natious Per
sons must be altogether unacq1aintrd " til
affairs, and ignorant ot the intimate coucert
of all the Cabinets, To believe that ont sin
gle state would pronounce alone. upon A
question which interests them Ill, which
will certainly be the object Of IA solemn,
mutual discussion, aud IN which SPAN uust
necessarily be consulted the first m The
Efforts Of ypiring reeotution arr ram. Yhe
peace Of E,Uope 1c,tl mol be distHbed"
The Lundon Courier of the 3lst, con
tans stlIl more important assertion. 1t
processes to stale, "upon the best authority
| that all questions relating 10 the late Spa
nish Settlements in South America, will
become matter 0i discussion ~ General
( =, -. r
position made by France to our govern
nent, but 10 uhlch lfe b0Es dec'Hed dcce
ding. Minister'S meanw nile wili steadily
pursue the course they have adopted. ~
One portion of their policy a stated 10 be
to put several ships of the line and trl.
gates on Their full complement and To
Immediately add " 5000 seamcn 10 the ma
val force OF the country"
In fact, we do not hesitate to state or
convictions from the Information we l,taye
received, that the policy af &. BRITAIN is
the sane with that which Is recommended
10 the L. Stetcs by ths President in his last
Message. II Spa'1, by her encrsi. s., o,,n
rc'conquer her Former colonies, he II ST.
England VIII Keep aloof. But should the
holy Alll'a interfere IN the contest, in or
o'f 10 'orce down their legitimate principles
i upon this continent, the British ministers
viii no longer observe then neutrality
but viii say TO them Thus far, aad nj
faihGr." Nenot only belie,e tbs pulics
viii be- the same, but concurrent with that .
the [. States: that the British ministry
have made Il communication of their view,
and those OF the Allied Powers, TO the IRE
1sj4ent OF the L. States.
| We have no doubt that Mr.. Mics is mis-
taken ~ his surposiiion TINT there is moth
ING In ,hC late dispatches which has iodu
ced the Prcs'ieut 10 throw himself upon
Ihr nstiou, The TIME Ia. not yet arriN ed
'erhalh Ior ia3lng li,'',r tuat,cis before tht
Norid-hnt al ther eAlotenrc ~ entclfai
40 manutr at duuht. W. suspect mat NJ.
Hush's d''paichr- contain IN them ''secre'
worth knowing"
MARRIED., on Wednesday evening In
9TH inst. by The r.. William Dunran VI.
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