The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-25


of the French Army, is to set out in few
days. Nj. D'Oudcnarde will command the
Body Guards which will accompany His
Royal IIghness. The Marquis of Laurs-
ton sets out in three days. We are assured
that the Duke Of San Lorenzo will not as
sist at the royal sitting. The Regency of
Spain is 10 enter Catalonia before the
French army Generals Canuel and Don
nadieu set of last night for the Spanish ar
my. We are assured that the manifesto
of the Spanish government to Europe, has
arrived at Paris. 1t IS said to be full of
wisdom and dignity"
SELECTED ITEMS OF INTELLIGENCE
The anxiety Of the public at Paris, about
the opening of the Chambers, was 50 great
that 800 francs was offered for single ad
mission.
The arrival Of the news from Paris, pro-
duccd great agitation and confusion in
London-particularly on the Stock Ex-
change. At an early hour all the passages
We're crowded with anxious spectators to
ascertain the prices at which the funds
would open. Consols, which the preced-
Ing night closed at rs sc, soon fell uo 74Y
but afterwards rose again to Is l-8 Il
The Spanish Bonds, which the evening be-
fore, closed at 40t, opened this morning
(the S0th) at $50, and within few minutes
fell To So 7,s 81. What is rather rcmarka-
Bile, the French funds were improved at
Paris by the Kings Speech.
BY the latest news from Madrid, Jan.
~ it would appear that the Army of the
Faith is not 81 nearly annhilated, as it had
been represented to be. We there read
that Catalonia and Arragon were never
more full of Royaiist guerillas than now.
Mirifles has made terrible example az
Taragona, by cutting to pieces a constitu-
tional battalion, which refused to lay down
ifs arms on the first summons. The ac-
counts, however, upon both sides, are to be
received with great caution.
1T was reported at Paris on the 28th,
that the three Courts of Russia, Austria,
and Prussia, have addressed a Joint note
TO the British Government, soliciting her TO
make "A declaration of the principles and
policy she intends TO adopt in the war be-
tween France and Spain.
A French ministerial paper states that
France has refused the mediation of Eng
land, twice proposed, irst, by the Duke of
Wellington, and secondly, by Sir W. A.
Court. The Ambassadors of Russia, Aus
tria, aud Prussia, as soon rs they arrive in
Paris, are 10 be accredited TO the Reger-
cy Of SPaia.'
As far us we can learn, the greatest union
still prevailed in the Cortes, among all par
ties, to resist, in case of war, the efforts of
foreigners. In the sitting of the 10th IA
Deputy made motion TO grant a general
amnesty for political licences, including
even the accused of the affair of July I.
The neutrality of England is still affirm
ed. The Courier says, "some of our CO.
temporaries have of late inserted state
meats OF increased exertions in the Naval
Arsenals, which have tendency TO excite
apprehensions of hosiilitics being expected
by his Majesty's Government !; we are au-
thorlzed distinctly TO state that there has
been no such increase ofcxerton, aud that
there has not been the smallest tendency
TO warlike preparations at any Of the Dock
yards"
On the 18th and 14th of January, a
great number Of ADDRESSES were presented
to the Cortes of Spain from differ eut pub
lie bodies, corporations, the national militia,
and various military corps, in appreciation
OF the answers of the government To the
notes of the foreign powers, aud the votes
OF the lortes ON those answers.
The Emperor Alexander was expected
to arrive at Warsaw on the 18th of January,
where he would remain until The 10th,
and arrive at St Petersburg on the eth.
a vessel arrived at Malta on the 10th Of
December which left Napoli di Romana
on the 9Th oiDec. states that that importap,
fortress was at that time in the hands of
the Greeks. The Turks capitulated. and
were allowed to take away the third part
OF the considerable property that they had
amassed there.
The probability of a war between AL
gers and Spain increased-the former con-
sldering 1t lawful to capture every thing
under the flag of the latter.
From Odessa the letters are dated ON tha
oast oil December. Amongst the Russian
onlcers' there was general idea of war
win turkey, as soon as the weather per
m't'ed, and the necessary preparations
were making.
IA ietFer from Persia, dated Taberiz
sept. 20, gives the particulars of a great
oa'oe between the Persans and Turks.
ia winch the army of the latter, a.
to $4,000 men, was totally de.
feated. "0'
MI Canning has resigned his place in
the House Of Commons as Representative
Tor liverpool. He has done this from !,
convection that he cannot discharge his du-
tieS To ms constituents, and at the same
time his duties as Minister. '''
we shall not pretend to offer a remark
on The News from EUROPE. The sensa.
'ion which 1t produces in the bosom of
every reader is the best comment mon :,