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

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constitutional Spaniard in the country
that will not be happy to hear of his de
parture.
The British Traveller of July 3, saws,
that /" "A considerable sensation is said To
have heen excited in France by the pro.
ceedin $ It NJ tdrld. The mask by which
French peridy has been concealed is now
/ removed--acts of the greatest airocity are
committed on the Constitutional party AT
= Madrid by the myrmidons "ofthe Faith"
under the direct protection and co-opera-
tlon of the French generals"
The Dublin Evening Mail Of July /,
says. at is .umourued to day that there
has been IA battle between the Military
and Rbapd men at Maghera, and that
numbers have been killed on both sides"
letter from Madrid of June cath,
says -" On the 20lh inst. Col. Boutour-
lin, aid de camp of his Majesty the En-
peror of Russia, arrived in this capital, on
special mission from his sovereign 10
congratulate his Royal Ilighness the Duke
d'Angpuene, on the success which has
marked the entrance of this prince into
Spain. The mission of NJ. Bontourlin is Il
new proof of the interest which his Males
ty the Emperor of Russia has increasingly
felt toi the prosperity and deliserauce of
the Spanish nation, as also for the re-es-
tabishnent of the authority Of tie legiti-
mate monarch"
(from the Paris Journal Dcs Debats)
Madrid, j n -.
By an Extraordinary Courier.
"A sanguinary affair, somewhat similar
n xpbaf fn,,ly t,lap4. at NJ aipiI hnf,.r.A IN
entrance of the French troops into that
capital, has just occurred AT Seville. Ii was
this circumstance which prevented our re-
cesing any positive adyices from Seville
and Cadiz. The Extraordinary Gazette,
which now send you, contains full parti-
culars Of what has transpired. The people
every where favorable To the cause Of the
King, have been massacreed at Seville, as
they were at Madrid, by The sateli es of the
Cortes, who always shew themselves so
valiant against women, but never wait for
our grenadlers.
"Lopes Banos, flying before General
Bourmount, arrived three or four days be-
fore us at Seville, with about 1900, think
ing to find the Cortes there the nhab-
tants would not receive them, and brayely
d'@iNiiOft lICitISti' liitN tN1ti liil)lU1td
field pieces, bur being wholly ignorant how
70 act with them, they were under the
necessity of dispensing, and Lopes Banos
forced his entrance into the town, where
he had time to levy ii contribution with
which he lied, like Pope for the appetite
of these heroes Of liberty must be supplied,
although they have ruined and desolated
the country. Lopea BanoS made OIL at the
approach OF our troops, and proceeded To
the frontier of Portugal, not being able 10
gaia Cadz, from which he is cut off by
General Bordesonlt. The half OF his
b nd deserted him ere he left the su-
burbs OF the town. The advance guard
OF General Bordesout was on the 18th at
Utrera, three days march from Fort ST.
Mary's.
" A courier from Seville has brought us
stlll further adyices respecting the deplora-
BILE scenes which marked the departure of
The King. Open violence was employed
galnst the august prisoners the Processes,
even were expOsedto ontrages. The young
queen was seen In tears aud dlsheYelicd,
struggling in the arms of the Brgands,
who were forcing her 10 accompany them.
II is certain that several of the members Of
the Cortes and many Councillors Of State
have remained in concealment al Seville.
ltdpppars that the Royal family we're me-
naced at Cadiz, and lodged in the custom
house. The Cortes, it is said, remain III
the Isle of Leon, seeing that it offers more
chances other escaping individually. The
diplomatic corps have remained at Seville;
they decidedly refused to follow the new
CouVenlionalists.
"P. 5. At the moment of folding my
letter report is circulated that the remains
of the troops OF Lopes Bauos have been
overtaken b. detachment of cavalry of
Gen Bournont, and that the money has
neen taken which he had pillaged at Sc
sIlle-'rhe military exploits of the Cortes
are worthy of their policy, and leave no.
iaiug wanting to recommend them to the
cxccrdton o SIP in.
"SEvILLE; June l8.-The boats which
conveyed the employees and the Kings suit
To Cadiz have returned, the masters OF
which say, that their Majesty and Royal
Hl5hncss entered Cadiz, on the l4th, at d
in the morning. Not one ofthe Ambassa
doris had acknowledged the Regency
not even the Ambassador of England
they declare that they acknowledge nc
other government THAI the Constitutions
| j(inn nnn Ferdinand VII aud that they