The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-05
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

NEW YORK, June 23.-'The brig, l.. NJ
Pelham, Capt. Hatch, arrived here last
night in az days from Havre.-aBy this ar
rival WE have received Paris papers to the
9th ult. but not in time for minute exa-
fnination of their contents. Some items
follow. The London dates are to the 5th
ult.
Capt. Hatch Informs, that France was
10 a state of tranquility, and that very little
was said about the war with Spain. The
markets had not improved except III Cot
toms, which had advanced trlhe.
French funds at Paris July 8-.5 per
cents. opened at S0f Soc. and closed at SO.
20.
English stocks, July d per cents s2i !;
q per cents o..
Prices at Hare, July 9.-lO4 bales Geor-
gia Upland Cotton sold al If CSC ; LouiSia-
ma do. from 25 10 80.
Letters from Madrid state, that Nina
was sick, and it WAS beiie,ed in conse-
quence of fall from horse.
Four French vessels, Irma, Grand Cor
nellie, L'Espoir, and Iris, which had been
captured by the Spanards. and carried in-
Ito Algeziras, have been given up.
The Duke Of San Carlos has SHEEN re.
ceivcd by the King OF France as Alnbassa'
dor from the Regency of Madrid.
The Count Of Amarante, and his army,
arrived 5t Coinbra on rhe nth of June,
and was to have entered Lisbon ou the
with.
The French vessel ST. Franrias, was Ia
ken near Touon by Spanish prisateer.
The privateer was pursued by French
guu-boat, but not coming up with her,
re.took the prize and carried her into Tou-
Ion.
The grand ball in honor OF the Spanish
Consttutionalists, took place at Covent
Garden Yesterday, tJuly 4l at which were
preset; tn Duke of Sussex, and great
many members Of both houses of pariia-
ment.
A number of'Amercan citizens ceiebra.
ted the Anniversary of American lndepen-
dcnce by dinner at the hotel of Mr.. Bar
cein, In Paris, on the 9TH ofJniy, at (which
our Consul, Mr.. Baret, was President, and
Mr.. Marigny, of New Orleans, Vice 'Presi-
dent.--Among the guests were Gen. La
fayette and his son, and in the company
were Mess. Johnathan Post, X. b. Ely, J.
J. Middleton, .ir. NJ. p. Foster, Biadish
and Trumbull Ely. The particulars will be
given in our next.
The Minister fromihe King Of Portugal
.has been presented to the King.
II was rumored AT Paris that the Infant
ofPortugil was to join the French troops
Before Cadiz, in which city, il was also
said, Princess Of the royal family ofPor
tugal, WAS in confinement.
A bulletin, dated Madrid June so, states
that all was confusion at Cadiz, at which
place there was 4 constant intercourse be-.
teen the French general and blockading
admiral-that the rapidty of the move
ment in Andalusia of the French troops
had put them in possession of 100 pieces Of
cannon.
The four brothers. Rothschild, bankers
OF London, were at Paris, it Was supposed
negotiating for the % million loan.
A London paper Of July 3, states that
the Chancellor of the Excheauer had pre-
sented TO the Commons, a most hattering
Statement ofthe Finances of England which
Produced great exultation among the mean
hcrs.
A London paper OF the 4th ult. speaks
of the general alarm in consequences Of the
troubles in ireland. Ii is stated, that 4
land force Of militia was to be raised, and
that the British officers in the Netherlands
bad been ordered home for service.
The House of Commons has consented
TO the third reading of the bill presented
by Lord Nugent, the object of which is to
grant to the Roman Catholics of Great
Britain the right of voting.
HHvRE, July 5.-There is great stirin
the Cotton Market, particularly in those
OF tho United States. Upwards Of 5000