The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13


NEw Ysnx, Nay 3O.-We are favored
With the l9u.lIn b. ening Mail Of the 18th
alt. brsught by the Robert Burns, which
contains the London news of the Esd, and
Paris ad,ices of ia. 2ist.
A Telegraphic Despatch from Bayonne,
Of April u, Announces as follows.
The MAJOR General to the Minister of
War.
1--WE found u pieces of cannon at Pan
corbo, with bombs and shot.
"The head quarters is at yittoria, where
his Royal Hishness the Duke Of Angou-
lene, WAS received with enthusiasm
bulletin was issued from Carlton pa
lace, on the 2Jd alt. announcing that the
King was visited the night previous with
an attack OF tlie govt, aud unable to see
company.
In the House of Commons on the q2d,
| Mr. CANsIsG moved an Address. winch
was carried, for additional papers r.spec-
ting the Foreign negotiations. Mr.. Ware
asked whether the five allied Powers a
greed to treaty at Verona, fur assisting
France in the attack on Spain. Mr. &.
had never heard Of such an undertaking
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'nent was signed at Verona.
In the House of Lords, a motion for CO.
pies OF the communications with Portugal,
was resisted by Lord Liverpool, who de-
clined TO produce the papers at present.
| He said, il Portugal WAS attacked without
proyocation, England was hound TO inter
rose-but il it were with proyocation,
Great Britain was not bound To interfere.
The Minister being further Intercepted
as To the truth of the French government
having supplied the insurgents of Spain
with money, said that the British minister
, al Madrid, had received such information
AS ainoanted to a belief of the fact; but
there was no actual proof
| Lord Liverpool promised 10 lay before
the House til. documents in regard to the
negotiations at Verona ON the subject of
the Slave trade.
lie also stated that the negotiations for
a composition with respect To the Austrian
Loan, were likely to terminate satisfactory
| ". Id. Holland remarked that he had
not seen the Emperor of Austria gd.ated,
but II was well known he had been dcciar-
ed bankrupt, and was under the ne
cessity OF compromising with his creditors.
dretand-Tie Disturbances in Ireland
continued. The Dublin aud Londonderry
Mail had recently been robbed, and the
guard shot Twelve persons charged
with being concerned in this outrage, were
| arrested.
Ihe last Cork paper mentions the fol-
loving deprcdations. The house of T..
Walsh, near Six Mile Water, set on fire
aud horses and 3 cows burned. A house
OF Adam Newman, Esq. of Dromorc, set
on bre and destroyed. A barn, owned by
Nr. Sherlock a farm house of a MIR. Sui
Ivan, a hoase near Two Pot-house, and
stable OF Garrett Ncaglc, were also all set
on lire the saIne night and destroyed
notice signed by order of John Rock,
was posted on the Chapel of CoIaratta.
threatening JOHN Clifford with death on
the lst of May, aud that his house should
be burned.
The Westmeath journal, describes
Number Of similar occurrences in that
nciSIrbourhood
The last Limerick Chronicle states, that
Riverstown House, near Groom, the pre-.
perry of Samuel Bennett, Esq. was set fire
TO, and totally consumed on Monday night
10y the insurgents.
Yesterday morning, a party of insur
gents turned up some ground near this
City.
John Cronip, charged on oath with the
murder of Thoroas Hoskins, Esq. has been
committed to Limerick Jail
Early on the morning of FRIDAY last, sc-
Veral armed ruilians attacked and broke
'nto the lodge belonging to Sandcs, about
three miles from Askeaton, where his son,
Wi'liam Sandes, Esq slept, aud who had
the day previous received 5eme rents out
OF his fathers property, in this country
three of the party rushed into the room,
and being armed with blunderbuss, pistol
and hayonets, assaulted and compelled
MIR. Sandcs to deliver up, in bank notes aud
money, clio aud a case ofyaluable pocket
pistols, with which, after violent threats,
they absconded
On Sunday night, the house of Castle
son, III the county of Cork, was attacked,
the windows aud doors demolished, and a
large stacks Of hay eoncumed in the field,
the property of IA farmer named Sullivan.
On Monday night, large field oa the
lands of Glanstar, was turned up by the
Whilcboys.
Yesterday evening, between 6 and , O.
clock, party of ten Whiteboys, attacked
two houses, in the neighbour hood of Bal
lystrin, and destroyed all tire furniture,
cutting the feather beds, and scattering
them about.
At Balfylonsford, notice WAS posted
on Sunday, threatening with IRE and
sword any person who presumed II pur-
chase at u sale of goods hstraincG for rent.
FRENCH PAPERS.
NEwYoRK, June 1.-The following are
extracts from the files Of Paris and Bor !
deaux papers, the latter to the 18th of April, |