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


the Court of WiFtemburg will probably
produce important results, and deserves
+ to be considered. This measure gives n
decidedly new character to the policy of
Cabinets. Ii does moi. operate merely up
OH the freedom of nations, but upon the
Independence of Princes, for the Holy Al
lance extends its jurisdiction from subjects
To the governments themselves. We have
foreseen this step and events confirm our
eo1Jectures. Ii appears that finding the
proceedings of the Holy Alliance, contrary
TO diplomacy, the King of Wirtemburg re-
iected lis decisions. The retreat of the
Ambassadors of the three cabinet indicates
that he was determined not 10 adopt mea-
sures in which he had not participated or
subscribe 10 the internal change eXacted of
him. Will they act mlliiarily in bis case,
after having exhausted their stock of invi-
tatlons? In Spain, the retirement ofthe Am
bassadors followed the rupture of negoci-
atoms and WAS followed by the retreat of
! the Ambassadors. VIII it be the same in
Nirtembnrg ?
In the latter event it will become evident
that ii is determined 10 make absolute pow
er the European regime. Representative
Government il attack ed in all places, under
all forms and under all pretexts. Ii Is at
tempted 10 prevent il where il is establish
ed, and TO destroy it where it has triumph
ed For some time, it not being wished To
| attack constitutions openly, revolutions
were the mark, and it seemed not To be
wished to aim al liberty, but at disorder.
The doctrine ofyicinage and that of moral
contagion have served for the invasion OF
several states, and the prerext for these
measures has been the preservation oi
order. But now there must be new
excuse. What will be chosen The ci-
yilzeu world expects an important revo-
luton. There is no anarchy in Wirtem-
burg. The charter has not been conquered;
but conceded. There is no instruction ;
but the Throne, the Prince, and the nation
are in accordance together.
There are, therefore, none Of the pre-
texts which have been alleged elsewhere
such as sovereign people, a captive King,
passions, parties, or excuses; 1t must there
fore, this time be confessed, that they no
longer attack revolutions bat liberty that
they do not direct their measures against
popular ebuIlitions, but against respective
Ieglme.
The Drapedu Blanc to show the true
state of affairs, published list of the for
tresses which we have still to take, and Of
the Generals and Guerilla Chiefs who are
still to be subjected. This list appears to
us incorrect; we believe the following will
be found correct aud complete.
toytreSSeS Of the First Ciass.-Figueras,
Pampeuna, st. Sebastian, Barcelona, Le-
rlda, Badajoz, CadIz and the Isle OF Leon,
ldrag0na, Alicant, Carthagena, Tarifa,
Cludad Rodrigo, Hostalrich, Astorga, san
tona.
FortreSSes ofhe Second ClosS.--La Seu
d'UrSel, Vensaque, Alonzon, Las fenas de
San Pedro, Chinchilla, Peniscola, Yenaroz
Oropesa, Cardona, Ayamonte, AIgeziras,
Albuquerque, Campo Mayo, Oiiyedza, Va
encia de Alcantara.
Generals at the head Of Corps Of Troops
Nina, MorlIlo, Qaroga, Milans, Lobe
ras, Saalfeld, Mauso, Rotten, Baasteros,
Zayas, Casteldorius, Villacampa, Lopez
Banus.
Guerilla Chiefs.--Juan Martin 1.-THE EN-
pecinado,j Casper Jauresny lthe Pastor,)
Juan, Palarea Ithe Physieian,) the Father
Ncbot. Tel Traye,) Abadly Moreno (Cha-
Iero,l Pablo lChapalangana,) CampeIIo,
Anton Eroles, Seilas, Arana.
LoNDos, July 4.-Paris Journals of
wednesday reached town this morning. by
express. They contain the usual dull de-
tail of minor operations. Nina, notwlth-
standing all the gasconade of his opponents,
still eludes their grasp and private letters
continue 10 nutice the formation of guerilla
corps, even in the very provinces whose yo-
untary submission is asserted in the Mont
teur.
II viii be seen by the following extracts
FROM Bayonne prapers received this morn
ing, that the Duchess d'AngouIeme had
reached that city on the route for Spain
Her Royal Highness will doubtless be pro-
tected by sufficient force to prevent sur
prise by the guerillas, in the delilr' OF Pan
coryo, and the many other dangerous pass
rs IN the route from irun to Madrid.
BAYoNSE, June 2G.-M. Martinez de la
Rosa, formerly Minster,a rrivedin this city
y esterday, coming from Madrid i, he flies
from Spain where he is exposed to the ha-
tired of party,
We have nothing new from Spain to-day
though the Madrid Gazette of the 22d has
been brought us by an extraordinary cou
rier, and some letters of the same date. -