The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-21

Tue snip Diamond, capt. Macy, arrived
at New York on the 18th inst. in the very
short passage of a5 days from Livrrpool
and brings London papers to the 10th, and
Liverpool To the 18th ult
SPAIN.
The C"rtcs, il appears, have made ne
terms. The royal family appear To have
left Cadlz simply because the confusion
and d'smay were so great that no one had
authority TO prevent them On the Sd, The
French troops entered the city: it WAS on
the LIST that the King arrived at the Freneh
posts.
Fifty thousand men Of the French army
are Il is understood 10 remain TO occupy
Spain, until the establishment Of tranquil
llty under the Kings government. The
h.ng is not expected in Madrid before the
18th: little, ii is probable, Will be- known
OF the purposes of the party It'll then.
EiThe regency have of course dissolved.
They issued an address, remarkable for tire
curious imitation OF its style and sentiment.
Nina still continues in arms, and il is sap-
posed will persevtre in resistance.
Rego is condemned.
From the Etoi,e>
Proclamation Of The King Of Spatn.
The scandtIous excesscs which proceed.
cd, accompanied and followed thr ostab-
llshme III of the dcmocratical constitution
ofCadi1, IN the month of March, 1920,
have been fmade pubic and knewn to all
| my subjects.
"Thc most criminal treason. the mos
| disgracefnl haseness, The most horrible of;
fences against my royal person--these,
| coupled with violence, We're the means
employed 10 change essentially the paleT
nal government Of my Kingdom into a de
mocraticai code, the fertile source of dia-
asicrs and misiortunes,
My SUBJECTS, accustomed To live under
wise and moderate laws, and such M were
confoemahle to their manners and customs,
and which, during so many ages, con,titn
! ted the welfare of their ancestors, soon
+ gave public aud universal proofs of their
dlsapprobation aud contempt of the new
/ constitutional system. All rasses Of the
state experienced the mischiefs caused by
the new institutions.
Tyrannically governed, by virtue and
! In the name of the constitution, secretly
: watched in all their private concerns, 1t wac
j not possible to restore order or Justice -
and they could not obey laws established
! by perfidy and treason, sustained by sio-
lence, and the source Of the mos, dreadful
! disorders, of the most drsolating anarchy
and of universal calamity.
The general voice was heard from a,
sides against the tyranncal constitution il
called for the cessaiinn of code nul r
its origin, illegal in lis formation. and un'
just in its principie it called for the main
tenance of the sacred religion of their an
cestors, FOR the re-estahlishment of GU
| fundamental laws, aud for thu preservation
Of my legitimate rights rights which
have received from my ancestors, AM
which my subjects have soleHnly swou
to defend
This general cry oftbe nation was 10
raised in vain.
=" In all the provinces armed corps wcr
formed, which leagncd themselves agains
the soldiers of the constitution some
times they were conqucrors; sometime
they were conquered but they always re
n.oined firm to the cause of religion and G
the monarchy.
A." Their enthusiasm, in the defence q
objects SO sacred. never deserted them Nh
: der the reverses of war, and preferrin
! death TO the sacrifice otthose great benefits