The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
INTERESTING FOREIGN MEMS.

is no longer nj Ntnna. Acealtiing Ia al
article in the Mouir EUR of Nt,erday, il vii
be for Spain nj Paris for irtiy nj Vienna
-and foe tine East wherever tic Emperor
Alexander may happen To be. \ new po
lltieal sysiem IS to take the plaee of the old.
Instead of ADMITTING in Eurupe only .le
single interest-lhat nj the Holy Alliance
the new system of polry reduces EVERY
thing 10 the particular interests Of zach a.
parale STATE.
We remark, however, that The AtpniteQr
seenis indirectly to exclude England from
that honorable union which has placed n
the hands at the FTeurh Government. the
balance on which, relatively 10 Span, The
policy 0fthe European Cabinets ough, Ia
rest. Nlll that Power consent Ia he
thus ~disregudrd hui il England dnys
not consent Ia Tie Intervention, will it pre-
serve AT least nculI dry {: The Moniteur
has not released us from this difficulty.
lie this as il may, it necessarily results
from the ~articlei IN the Npnitcnr, that Frlner,
in The name III the high Continental Pow
crs OF Europe, is goiug 10 enter into n.m ar-
Sotlations with Spain.
We knew not whether Frallrn Ought on
this acrouut 10 congratulate herself on the
triumph vi liner diplonaiists. We aisn dn
not hnow whether our merchants ought Ia
rejoice at that triumph. At present, from
the mere fear ofwar, 1t is diilicnlt 10 in
sure at London the return Ola Freuch ship
from India nj - per cent.-Nh hal viii the
insurance be il war break uut
But IL is moi decided. II is N Paris flIe
qnes ION is now "a lie apitltcd, succ II has
not been decided nj Verona. The epeedy
ARRIVAL ni the Duke of Wilmington ulti the
Russian Ambassador Is announced, Who
may he regarded as lle representatives of
peace and var. iiihey have any thing 10
lay 10 our Gorctnmen', it viii IN lungerb be
N tue grNerl' interest III lIoly Alliance, bal
IA tls particular interest If Their Cabinets.
such is the new diplomatic Jurisprudence
established nj Laybach, and confirmed AT
' rrona. The Holy Alliu0ccis nothing the
,lelnago IS c,or, thing. II Is in virtue Of
this right lint Austria invaded Naples, thai
France Wislfs To invade Spain, aud that
~iIlesia will, Without doubt, invade ,hr last.
II We do not deceive oursrives, this Wasthc
law al nations before thrrc Wis any Holy
Alliance, and the Holy Alliance, was aaly
created 10 MAKE this law OF nations disap-
pear.
EfiItci of Il ritter n he L6ndon Courier
doiN Paris, Dtc.3.
-" Dispatches We're sent Of this afternoon
10 SPAN. The question of Il declaration Of
War will, inall probability, depend upon The
answer To these dispatches. The deeiBion
oil The Congress Wa, srnt off to Madrid
from Verona, AND the dispatches now
spoken OF, are supposrd 10 contain a eiatc-
ment Of the views pf France, aud Il requi-
sIlont" Ito certain axis, ON the refusal 10
comply with wllch feiuisiiion, u var is
threatened.
"a1lc late ccHputs from Na1sil by no
means lead - the expcs %tat,5n, thai the
present Government ol Spain will he vii
ing 10 make any concessions for the sakc
OF preserving peace I1e last adsiets
from Madtid are only eight day. Old, and
by Them ~ find lat 'lhc Cortcs was IL
doping very ar1Ite and vigorous measures
10 ra,ac a lerse military force The con
ihlei - -" Mas freely spoken Of. and
ii WIS again required, HAT France should
GIVE II clear aud Categorical! ansNrr In the
question, as 10 her intention ~ bringing so
large an army ON the frontiers. 1t seems
Tia this demand wa answered by Il state
nrhl on the part Of The Spanish Ministry,
mat negotiations were pending upon the
subject. II WAS declared in lhr discussion
leeot'lng 10 Il private letter, that bni fol
IN NIL ut France ~ money, arms, aud pro
%ietlion, the rebellion in The northeast Hna!d
iia'e been terminated long since,
All the news from Toulouse, Bayonnc,
aud Pcrplgnan, relative 10 the successes oI
Iile tonsiItpiionalisls, is receiving confr-
nation aud having quciled this domestic
ctnirS, iof tlie present at least, il IS not
bkrlY that the Spanish Government will
he Inclined, on this account, To be more
su5nlis-itr.o
The abO.e is ihe substance of the intel
Iigearc received at London, where ii pro
dured an unusual sensation. Cabinet
Councils NeIc frequently lfeld ;uid the
stocks had fallen 10 794. The Preach
Stocks had f.5IcH TO GG, 80. The Courier
Of the ith remarks tina; ,par mpst fake
piarc bcireen Frahee nnd Spnin, unless one
OF two things happen, WlrirA NJ have moi,
at vr'',fDl, the least right Ia eSpcct-Ist,
thai the Cortcs will abandon tlieir Consii-
tuition, and consent ~ model one upon the
views aud principles al the Continental
Powers or, 2dIy, that Fralee has persist.
edwith such couslan,s aud determination
in getting Ter claim Of Il right 10 N armed
inter, cnti9n with the aaajrs Of SPAN az
knowledged, without hP>in@ the intention
Of exercisiugit il. What 4 riliculous figure
would SIZE cut in the eyes Of European
Powers particularly in those Of Spain
They ,rouid argue IN this way-'Tlie lIo-
y Alliance think TO intimidait u5by threat,
but dar" mel carry tiieia into ekrcut.on."-
Why, IN that case, Infinitely raure injury
than b"ncft would be donr 10 the caglse Of
LEGITIMACY, aud it would have been better
that the claim ofright had uetcr been en-
forced, bat that Spain had been left nnno-
ticnl and nntnurhntl L. Ill iEl ,1ircInf -