The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
4" Monsen Anton. ian Officer til
IS dead of his wounds"
I.rtraet ETA letter dated
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1NNNA
FIGuERAs, June II
eThe garrison Of Figuetas i. in want or
meat medicine, wine and tobacco. A po..
ton OF the soldiers, of these called Los
0nintos, are without shirts or pantaloon.
and quarter of the garrison is labourins
under cufaneons diseases. The dis.s
tiers of Nina have much discouraged
the officers, who are weary of their pri
SON.
Paris, June 28.-Lieut. Gen. Tromme.
In is said to be aboat setting ont for J.v.
ons, where he will be joined by three re-;
ments of three battallions each Of infantry
| with which he will descend the Rhone Ia
A,ignon, traverse afterwards portion of
Languedoc, and enter Catalonia ,iorihp nur-
pose Of reinforcing Marshal Money and
laying siege to the blockaded fortresses
Journal des Bebqfs
Ii. Generals Rit had and Lee Pechenv
are to command the two divisions of
the second corps ofreserve, which is about
to enter Spain, by the route of Bayonne
under the orders Of Marshal Lauriston.
D.
| An assassination and suicide were YES
terday committed in house near the
Etat Major ofthe National Guard. A Spanl
lard, supposed 10 be a naval captain, shot
young woman, whom he loved, through
the head, with pistol, and then applied
another TO his own head. 1t is said that
upon searching the apartment, paper
was found purporting that these crimes
we're concerted between the lovers, in
oder to avoid separation, which the mo
Their OF the young girl was trying to pro
duce.
TRANSLATED. for The Daily .4drutiSer.l
ARMY OF TIN PYRENEfs-FoURTH CORPS
Cirona, June e2.-Sr: The Lieut.. &c
neral advises me that on the 25th inst
having received intelligence that 5000
Constltutionalists were found in the village
of Mastorelles and Monternos, where they
levied contributions, sent there battalion
of infantry with 100 horse. This little
column was commanded by NJ. Nicholas,
colonel Of the Esd regiment of dragoonsi
The battalion Of infantry was directed to
the villages designated but in order 10
turn the enemy, the 100 Dragons pro
ceeded with the colonel at their head for
Montmalo sur San Fausto. Arrived
this point, Nj. Nicholas perceived in the
forest, and over very high hill body
OF the enemy. lie immediately charges
with impetuosity. The disadvantages Of
the ground were such, that the horsemcn
we're obliged to dismonnt and march
against the enemy with their carbines--
! The party attacked laid down their arms
after having discharged them once. Thir-
ty men, and lieut.. colonel remained in or
keeping the prisoners were sent to Or
rome.
The enemy did not expect our battal.
ion of infantry at Mastoreilas, and had
time after having two men killed and three
wounded 10 effect their escape. Col Nj /
cholas conducted admirably the expedition,
as well as the second lieut.. Rebell, and
the Marshal DIES logis Gautier
Marshal Duke
DE CONEGLIANA money.
.Wadrid, June a. Yesterday the Re /
gency published the following decree.
] Article /. An exact list shall be made /
out Of the present Cortes, of the members
of the pretended Regency at Seville, Of I
the ministers and officers of the voIun
teer militia of Madrid and Seville who or
dered the translation of the King from Sc Z
vile to Cadlz, or who aided in his transla- L
ton.
Q. The property the persons who shall +
appear Oh this list shall be Immediately Sc.
qlestcred, except in cases where it is or
dered otherwise.
3. All the members of the Cortes wfo 1
remained in session when the king wa, 1
declared incapable are declared for tbs
deed alone, guilty of high treason; and the /
penalties imposed by the laws ON this crime
shall he pronounced on them Is the tr-
buoals, On The simple proof Of THEN ident-
ty.
4 The following exceptions shall be
made from the preceding disposition,
ana shall he besides honourably aud an
proprately rewarded those who SHAH
contribute ellectualy to the deveranoe OF
the king.
D. The generals and officers Of the troops /
Of the line and of the militia, who have Il
followed the king TO Cadiz, are declared |
personally responsible for the lives Of their /
MaIest'rs and Of their Royal Highne5ses,
ana snail he liable TO be brought before
councils OF war, 10 be tried as accompllcesf
IN Tue violence which may be committed
on the members of the royal family, and /
Which 1t might have been in their poweF
to prevent"
From .Ne,c York papers.]
Inc Gazette de France, gives the names
OF SIX regiments and detachment of mill
tary equlpage, which were to- arrive at Bor-
aranx IN all the month of July, destined
for Bayonne.
The 4oth regiment Of the line in garr- /
son at Grenoble, hadreceived orders to oli /
the army Of Spain. When the orders VERY
communicated to them, they evinced pa.
ny demonstrations sfJoy, amidst repeated
cries Of Vive lie Roi
The Lieut. Rieard, and Te Pcchcux, I
are, 1t is said, TO command the two disl- /
| SONS oithe Cd corps about to enter Spain By |
the way of Bayunne.