The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-27

general Ia all Spanish shit.s an the first
commencement Of hosiilifiea u hen his
fact was known, the ofder was forthwith
rceliii,
II is said HAT ". Depau, one Of fiie off
GERS who particularly distinguished them
selves at Inc attack of 81. Sebastian, has
been nominated, by Ills ROYAL Jighuess
lhe Duke d'Angoueme, LIEUT.. Col. Of
the engineer corps. This officer already
owed his FORMER rank al chief OF battalion
TO lds Intrepid conduct at tilc siege Of Va
leucia.
From BayoHne. .fpfH IL.
The lfJ1r Gcnorm 10 his EretHncy The
.W63ter Of jrar
Our advanced posts have entered Wit
tofia and Bihoa."
TELEGRAPH DESPATCH.
Bayonne, .lDrd Ia.
The 1Iajor- General 10 lbs Ercetieucy tic
Minister Of Har.
"There is nothing new from the army.
The troops are in full march.
"Thc army of Perpignan, which awaits
the arrival of the Duke d'Angouleme on
the Ebro, viii be in movement from the
20ih To the 22d inst.
IN Il line. Then the decisive blow VII be
struck
:" Pampeluna and st. Sebastian are in
vested hut they have not been attacked,
aud all the rumours which have been cir
cuated on this point are absurd and ridi-
c,lous.
!" instructions multiply in the interior OF
Spain.n 4
The French papers state that Bilboa is
occupied by Gen. Qursada, with his corps
of Spanish RoyaIists.-A French garri-
son, was, however, To be placed in the
town. They also tate that Andausa has
risen in favor of the legitimate cause, aud
that ten thousand men are already under
arms.
All the Constitutional Spaniarls in
France are ordered To leave the Kingdom
An Embargo was lald on all vessels in
the French ports, laden with grain for
Spain.
Admiral liameIin, had left Paris for
Brest, 10 command squadron, fitted out
To erltlze on the coast of Spain. Several
Preach aud Spanish men of war were
crui2ing in the Mediterranean.
London, .3p1t 2l.---Extract Of a letter
from Paris, dated Saturday evening The
French lrigatc La Guerricrc has been ia-
ken almost in sight Of Rrcst, by two arm
Cd vessels bearing Spanish colours, one uf
which was brig carrying ID or 90 guns.
The lrgatc was peppcred in high style"
\ on may rely upon the truth Of this"
The following is also an extract from
another private letter, dated Paris, April
10" A II the letters from Bordeaux aud
Hayre express the greatest alarm with RES
poet to the Vessels which they expected
from day To day. A letter from Bayonnc,
of the 18th last announces the capture by
Spanish corsair of ship laden with
grain which was carried into st. Sebastian
\ Spanish ship of war is placed below the
river.
PdrtS, april 1.-THE speeches of Lord
Liverpool and Mr.. Canning, alike remark
able for their decision as their lrankncss,
and the decline which followed them in
the English funds; the numerous dcpar-
lures from Calais the silence preserved
for three days on the operation against ST.
Sebastian and Pampeluna the dissensons
which are observable among the majority
the great delay in the advance of Tie 9TH
corps of the army OF the Pyrcnres letters
katiou of Amarante, after being completely
routed, and the execution of two of his
conlcdcratcs; the contents of the prDcl,-
nation Of IA Spanish Jnta, which announ-
ces to the people of the Peninsula that
things are To be restored 10 the state they
were III 1919; the resolution which has
been taken Oh the part OF certain Powers
not to recognise any of the public acts OF
the Spanish Government, since 1920; the
report circulated, that an Ambassador has
already deposited note on the subject
such are to-day the topics of general dis
| course, and which appear To have an in
iluence on the Funds, which are now at
"a 10.
SPAIN.
The Bayonne papers received in Eng
land, to April Is, states that three battal-
ions OF the garrison of ST. Scbastians, on
the 9th, advanced considerable distance
from the place, when they met the French,
and exchanged few shot, bat finding
themselves greatly inferior in number. they
fell back to the town; where ilag Of truce
soon appeared, and in the name Of the
Dukc OF Angouleme summoned tie place
to surrender for Ferdinand It'll. The go
NtIhof Tfil'd NC "ouiu not SulTPhutr the
place without ah order from Ferdnand.-
The flag retired and FIRE was commen-
ced ou the French troops--60 were killed
or taken prisoners, and 500 wounded or
taken prisoners. The French prisoners
taken, were put ON board a French brig in
the port. The town was deserted by the
inhabitants.
Bdyoane, .3grI i2.-The three Provin-
ces, and Navarro, have given notice that
they will assist the French on condition
that the King of France will guarantee