The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

NEW YoRE, April l4.--Ihe bi1f lara
van. arrived here last evening from Cadiz,
whence she sailed or the eth Oh March.
Can't. Dill has favored US with papers TO
tbr 9Th. which contain Madrid dates 10 the
qslh February. He informs that affairs
remained "A. per our last adrlces, the peo-
ple in daily expectation Of the commence.
ineu of hnst.lilies with France. Some
Disturbances had taken place at Cad1z, but
twas au,et there when he sailed
The extracts from the Madrid papers
arr of but little interest. The only cir
c.mstauces mentioned, are that the King
MAS confined to his bed by lndsposltlon,
and that he was Threatened with an attack
oil the govt. Tue Queen was said to be
affected with commissions These facts
were mentioned daily from the 2lst to the
goth.
Gen. Ballesteros left Madrid on the 25th
TO take charge OF the government q. Ma
yarre and Auagon. The troops of the
garrison set out tue same day in the di-
lection of Biturgo. Madrid was quiet
The latest accounts from Paris received
there were to the 10Th OF February.
I.uer. .hlr.
After the taking Of the Moree, the fac
,ous soldiers of the Province of Saragonee
we're continually coming in, laying down
their arms and asking fer pardon. Many
Of them indeed requested places IN the
constitutional army. "For," says the CadIZ
Gazette, Z" 1t is impossible to describe The
effect produced by the notes directed
to our government by Russia. Prussia,
Austria, and France, and the discussions
Of the Cortes on this sub lect. The com
mantlant at Mentblane published them in
the town OF Espluga, the focus of the re'o-
luton in the mouth Of Neag, when 10
armed insurgents presented themselves for
pardon. In sever'l other factlous towns,
companies Of militia have been formed by
volunteers, who have already performed
important service against their late com
rades "There is not IA Catalan in this pro
vince who does not thrill at hearing IL
French invasion spoken ot and who does
not burn with sacred rage against ioieien
dDmnation.'
We learn of Capt. Lawrence, l6 days
from Laguira that the squadron under Com.
Daniels, tad arrived at that port. Gen.
Bolivar wa, on his way to Caracas. An
order had been issued directing that all
goods coming from Spa'n, alter about
lst Of June, shall be confscated. There
has been no embargo at Lagulra. 10.
We learn thatlhe schooner Shark, Lieut.
Perry arri, ed Curacao ON The 26th nit. last
from Porto Caselo. an embargo had
farn laid az Lasnira supposed Tor he Pur-
" Sc of making use ofthe vessels ~ port 10
Transport troops TO cut GA the retredt vi
TIE forces Under Morales.
Mr. B. Irvine made his escape from prl-
son at Caraeoa on the 25th ult. but was Ia
hen three hours after and conducted back.
ID.
A LITTER from Matanzas of the 10Th ult
states that the Pirates had then a large
force at the winawasd, and has established
Battery The English schr. hound tn
Nassau, recently captured, had beeDadded
10 the piratical Geet- About 1000 casks
nails, SO casks cheese, IS Ia 100 casks GIN,
&c. taken out Of " the Dutch brig captu-
red, had been. fotsud at MatalZas, and
The persons who iaad the articles IN
Possession were committed 10 prison.
10.
IN consequence Of an expected war oeve-
RAJ French ships, which had been loaded
at H..aaa, on Spanish account, were dis
charging their eargocs, March 27th, tae
captains heinS paid half freight
Office ofthe .Aeu York Gazette,
.Hsnasy. .lprii Ill P..H
:. Our boat has lust come up ircm the
Meteor she satr,i on the 9Th ust. We
nave no iinr for extracts. War bad net