The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

''pa"oss pe uisfcteu 10 dispalci;t conway
regularly, on the inst of livery month, e.r
La Ouayra anj haracayhn, = It'll such vs.
7els OF those pnts rs may have arrived Il
bafbat'"s, a NJ 10 direct them u conway
vessels from la Gnlyra, honIfd for En-.
iand, t!irohsh The Mona possagr, and Ia
eve protection 10 European vessels from
haracayb o, through the wiadnagd passage,
df. Crocnrr, the Secretary, replied on the
ilih of November, int the Lords Com.
'Iiisstole of the Admiralty had issued ar
dsfs To carry into effect the proposed ar
Faaseme [.
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.H'sctatae7.ts Selections from Foreign jour.
aais.
Paris, October 15.-Your Ministerial
prints IRE quite Sceplical, | perceive, upon
lie subject ii discomfort in France. With
al nay heart. Request Of them, however,
u poItt out asngle number Of any Partisan
Newspapers, published within tie lasl two
inanIits, ttat does tot runta.h IN account
otarr",ts, examinations, trials. sentences or
executions, for political offences. IN the
Journals of this day, et en-, willie inund lie
condtmnation of Two soldiers, teapeurs, !
iar ntiering scditious cries one oithrm for
shouting, lire fEmptrew, the other, re
Ia L5Gerte. Their punishmenls na, BIZ on
~ Just, but | will ask, what must he the
state Of apprehension 6f that government
which deems i criminal for m individual
10 read certain neNs iaper, tcone'dulion-
al, although the spirit al all the Journals
had already been paralyzed by tyranacal
imposiilon5 and rpstrictinns--nav, which
attempt To prove such a circumstance - an
overt act oi treason against man on tsial
Tor his lie How arbitrary or how COW
aidly must that Foyernmrst b. IS hith IN
fcrleres with prelate, and dictates cen
sure unun IN unfortunate ,c.ie.ilslle for
accepting the loan Ola number of The sainr
journal from one of his flock, il being, per
haPs, the only one that is read by any 81 his
pensioners WIZ are these extra udi-
cal seventies rcsortrd 10 il the French go.
sernmcut be secure WHY has it recourse
to such d,spotic, and viii say, such inpo
tent measures against tn" press. az those
of daily occurrence 3? If ihe people are
we'll affected, the blood executions which
have hccn lately Witnessed in The city nt
raIls AND many other parts OF France roold
have been dispensed with. Sarh sanglln-
AIRY examples We're al least unnecessary to
aioya people. Ii the amy can be relied
on, why resort to such contemplate eXpp-
dents for conctildiing, OF rather iur Haltcr-
ing u, az those with the sight of Whirh We
are daily nauscatcd ? II the National
Guards are now as Ultra ROYAL rs they
were deemed in 1871, Nhrn Monsieur cn-
tered Paris II, their head. in the uniform oE
that body, why are they now Sighted, aud
" the army" cGnplimcnted at their eX
pence : lftIlc clijztns Of Paris, III pa4iicu-
lar, are considcrcdlayai, and attached IN the
reiHdlng tamily,why are not their obrisanccs
to the Hing aad Royal Family actnonird-
ed 10y those august Percentages, Whenever
they ave greeted viii ikra in public : or,
rainier, WY arr the citizens Of Paris treated
win such studied and mark ii Indifference
"nd contempt, " ben they uncover al the
dPprnach 81 aay of TIE lllisirlous Gour-
hons was teld that before the assa-,l-
nat0n Of the Duke de Hrrfi 1t was other
"ise, aud that all the mcmbers of the Roy
al Family eourteoasly Acknowledged any
testimony ofrcsPeet, Why did = drpar-
ture from that custom then take Iiner -
bid all the citizens of Paris sympatllisc
btth Lomci? Was he thaif deputy Ia 40
tha{ nnGfder ard we're lhay all 0cce.saiirs
te his crime That they are considered
as such, The Treatment which tary dally re-
ceif" FROM thr Royhl relatives Of that un-
Fortunate Prince, siner tiat horrible event
fully proves. What then becomes Of The
Insertion, that al France aud Pans par e.
cff1Hcc, is attached and devoted to The au-
glst fund, that occupies thu throne il
TIE g00d city OF Paris can BIZ relied upon
whence the necessity for squadron OF
lancel5 IL guArd AaI.1ne Whenever she
gus, even upon the most asippoftani al
lh.i--a visit 10 je~ei!or, .or example ~
HoW We citizens Of London sbh estlhiu-
SER would rasr up Your e,es IN astonish-
mrilt, were You Ia behold one Of the .ili,s
= proceeding with Il troop of horse
10 LfaHbonrne-a alley, or TO Shakespeare,
ufoa any private business The Govern
ment OF Franc" ht trays lis ffa:s eNeiy mo.
aent in the day. TIE government 81
France must be Letter iuiurn,d UPON the
actual state Of tie aaautry, than ! tn pos
sih,y be--pcrInps have no Other reason
FOR asserting tt.dt France is oue huge vol
caho. tuan me "yidence of thelr fears; and
even SO, is not that sufficiently strong 10
bear me out? The troops and the priests.
aad the grhs-,'arues. and HE huudecds al
cXpectaats cunnr, ted with these different
ciasscs, are said 10 ,ecllerate enthusiast
cdiiy Ire 1t noi-1:gent IL Iorb0nS, ou
al possible occasions. | have been At
church ceremonies, at military rc'icws, at
Theatres, where the cue was given TO cry
Jite 'e hV5 and on my conscience, The
reception il met with was precisely that
which the citizens of London accorded
Hdh Bue"ia5ham's " God save hing Ri
chard ~
"somc dozen Of miac own followers at the
lower end OF the fhl, sc"
3 ION ~ a MINK ed MN 81 mns Cnrnn