The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-23
Continuation Of Extracts from late English
Inpers By The ship Florida.
FRANCE


The Duke Belluno, by Royal Ord
nance, has been appointed IA Minister of
State, aud Il member of the privy con- Gil.
The journal Dies Debats Of Thursday
Oct. so, contains a document WHICH is
deemed equivalent to AN official declaration
on the part of the French government of
It's views, both present and prospective,
with regard to Spain. 1t announces that
The Councils of the King and of the
Prince Grneralissimu have obtained hap
py Influence, and have produced consola-
tory results, VIZ. the decrees of Port ST.
Mary's, of Xeres, and Of Seville, impru-
IDENTIFY conceded To passions which the Re-
volultonists have cruelty provoked, have
been already modified in consonance with
the views Of more calm and generous po-
hey"
" We are occupied with the convention
which will regulate the military relations
between France and Spain. This conven.
ton, dictated by a common interest, will
be clrcumscrihed with regard to time, and
regulated so az to denote, beforehand, its
object and limitation. The conditions,
without bring burdensome to France, will
be 50 advantageous to Spain, that our e.
manclpated neiShbOrs will only regard il
as an additional benefit"
This document denies that England has
acknowledged the independence Of the
snaplsh S9loafS Aa ft7.I2a gag5s fsgghlI,yr II
gents only have been appointed, expressly
avoiding any such acknowledge and
with formula of address in the lollnvino
terms q
10 the persons haring pouer and autbority
.nerieo, Buenos .1yres, &c.
And, how continues the official ar
l'eit, can 1t be supposed that England
W"uia decide at once question of
lhls Importance, when the formal all
mission OF the rank of Powers, of 6,,
or SIX new states, containing 1000
ooo inhabitants, would be an event =, lii
would considerably change the eniibr;n,,,
III 'ae pohtical balance of nations , pr
sons must be altogether unacqnainted win
mars, and ignorant ofthe intimate conc,
o, all the Cabinets, to believe that one sim
gle state would pronounce alone. nnn,,
question which interests them al, wh;.h
VII certainly be the object Of a solsma,
mutual discussion, and in which Sna;n ,n us"
necessarliy be consulted the FIRST.
All efforts of expilsng revulu,ion ar.
Jun 4he peace of Europe will not he dis
WI oeu' never was the union of go,.rn-
.'e"'s more Periect--neyer were the ma.
nv, '' VI 'nat union more powerfully felt
nc insulated convulsion which sill mo-;
=" Us IN, we east OF Europe, far from spread
~ is'e!t, will be circulnsctibed ; for Ill ,b.
'ma ,ha p which existed between Russia
au .ne r"r'e, respecting Wallachia and T. :,
:" t".l'n o, the Black Sea, appear to he
emo'ed: Russia being thus placed with
esp'et to Turkey in the rein,;on nf
'ltndly power, nofurther obstacle remaina
or prevent -. christian Europe from interlrr,
's, oy common accord, in favor of m,
iir's'ians ofthe East. without ro,mo va"
using her internal peace and her own
lo'qd u'.'y' IN this case new career of
,oi !; opens to France, whose flag is alreo'
s !, ~ ',e orec'an seas, the dread of bri
"mus' and whose agents by theirnoble and
m conduct, have acquired the resn ""
"a , esteem OF both Greeks and Turks
WIN regard to the momentarv .b,,,E
oo Which the removal Of an honorahle .