The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-10
II rom the Nrw York Gazette
FOREIGN Is, HLIiGENCE,
II. Tie laat drriruiS.

An attack MAS made On Al5tsiraS on Tilt
18th by the combined land and naval for
ces, when tie place capitulatca The lane
forces were commanded by son Of Mar
sh.d I.anristou. In the olliciM account o
our of tire French captains he states thai
their loss was very inconsiderahle, and
that not single officer was wounded
They were preparing to make an attack
on Tariff.
The Swedish charge DIES affairs in Spain
has received orders from his government
10 act in conformity with the British Am
bassador in his change of residence.
1t is said that the Rothschilds have dis
tlibuted 100000 francs 10 lile persons III
their employ, in consequence OF the sue,
cess of their late operation in French
! Rentcs. The net profit of this single ope-
ration is computed at tour mlliors oil
francs.
Gen. Bonrck st,tNs in an official com,nu-
nicatiou dated at Corunna the 18th, that
the constitutionalists had sent a flag Of
truce to him, proposing an al mlstlce. He
observes, "they have high pretensions ];
and require that stall declare that they
have done their duty, and obcyed Frrdl-
nand VII. TREY are DESTROYS of putting
themselves under the protection ofthe Duke
tdAngoulenr, hnt did rot want to hear a
syllable about the Regency
| Another stock broker in Paris, named
Sandrun. has decamped, having failed Tor
or 0 million Of frames. The hpss viii (,l
on the unfortunate inhabitants of the de
partnenls no had deposited their money
in his hands.
! The Exeter and Plymouth Gazette of
| the 2Jd ult. contains the following para
graph rcspct ting the North Polar EXpcdi-
| ten, contained in a bottle which WAS pick
ed up oh the ilh Of June, III lat. 4 /, ,, \.
and long. Il, W,
Worth Polor Expedition. jan 7. iGe2.
This bottle was srut adrlit in the North
Polar sea, by the officers of the North
Polar Expedition, heing then frozen up,
five degrees west of Melville lsiaud--All
Well"
LEGnDnN, Aug. f2.--Iiurbdc, the late
Emperor of Mexico, remains ON board,
the Rawlins, performing the term of quar-
antnc 80 days, instead OF going t" the Ia
ZarettO.
From the London Times Of August %
The .Honiieur and other Paris Journals,
of Saturday last, contain no init lisenCe Of
Importance, except that it appears that the
French have been disappointed as to the
result of another ACT u military treachery.
According to letter from PerPignan,
MtNso, in deserving the enemy, has been
able to carry with him only 43 men and his
own disgrace. On tine 9th, NJ ' endrcil he
signed his submission, and it was forward
ed tn NoNcEE. On the 7th, he still flat
tered himself that he would be able To ST.
duce the whole of his division, hut vio-
lent c0mmotion having taken place in his
camp, and MILANs beiug on his march tn
Nendrcl with Il strong detachment, the
traitor, to avoid being rrested, fled IN all
haste with his few wfttched adherents. =
Ii nut be owned, hO seypr, that this dis
coyrry of treachcry among the troops un-
der Nina in Catal bu'a hitherto SO Jealous
IN their resistance to The French, is snill
cently diseouraSing to the constitutional
cause
Intelligence by Express was received
Yesterday fUm Madrid of the i3th inst.
by an eminent mercantile house IN the city,
that the Duke fAnSoulemr arrived at
Port ST. Mary's on the 10th, and that i'm
medateIY on his arrival flag of truce was
sent into Cadiz, with propositions for
negotiation with the Cortcs. The ntclli-
gence proceeds to state that the assembly
declined receiving any such propositions,
unless the French Gcneralisslmo was an-
thorised to unite with them proiirr the
mediation of England between the negotl-
ating parties. No hint is gwen whether
the treaty WAS proposed with the CertrS as
the representatives of the Spanish nation,
or as prelude to that personal capltna-
ton" lately defined by the journal de8
Dtbats The intelligence must therefore
be received with some degree of dlstrus,,
bur may be allowed, perhaps, to establish
one important point at ieast--that the first
offers OF neg tlaton have proceeded from
the French GcneraI--a confession, So far,
OF the difficulties of his situation.
LoNDoN, Aug. 23.-Nc have received
| Dutch papers TO the 2lst. We extract
! from them the following article upon the
affairs of Germany:
| NCNitH, Aug. Cur readers have not
! forgotten that, at the conclusion OF thu
! Congress at Vienna, two of the greatest
German Powers united to take steps for
the assembling of "A German Congress al
Vienna, To which it was intended To invite
al the powers Of the German Contcdela-
ton, and at which the Act OF the Contede-
ration of 1874 WAS to be revised, IN order
t. remove from il all traces of the chnces-
sions which the dangers of the moment
had extorted from the Minister'S OF thai
day. The endeavors of the Cabinets o.
Berlin and Vienna were truitlesS, and
Prince Mettcrsich was obliged to content
himself with having destroyed the spirit o
opposition which had been formed IN thu
bosom of the German Diet. But TIN
Views of Austria were only adjourned, ant
that Power has now sent Circular 10 ST.
vera German Governments, 10 invite then