The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27

haA1 - "a
tee formed from ex-fucmbefs of the inoai
sition IS sitting day and night to make oul
n catalogue of pfufihitcd buoks, and an or
der has been issued for all persons nho
we're elapiayed under the Frenea admins
~traiion, aud vino are now unemployed, Ia
quit the country without delay.
The Bayonne adticcs of the 24th assert
that no Grain Of any description Is allowed
10 quit Madrid, where Il great apprchrn
sion OF scarcely, # not actual famine gene
rally prevailed. Ii Is stated lat a Spanish
Colonel has been arrested Who vas rndea
Noflng Ia raise the people, and that tire
Infant DoA AaLos IS connected with the
troubles in Portugal.
ENGLAND AND ABGIERS.
PiedtnUntese u Ztttes OF the I'D OF
May, furnish the following
"GE>aA, May 10.
/" Captain G.. b. Cuxioia, commanding
the brig Dolphin, under English colours,
which has arrived in this port from Glib
r%altar, states, .lat after the arrival of an
English frig IL it WAS reported, that the
differences brtween Algiers and England
had been adjusted, the Algetinrs In, ing
submitted 10 all the conditions prescribed
by the English.'
RUSSIA 81 THE UNITED STATES.
Hamburg papers of the seth of May
publish the / lowing extract
ST. PETERSBURG, May 10" Our differ.
ences With the United States of North a.
mtrica, respecting the north west coast OF
the American, Continent, are now settled
by the exe1tiGns of the Diplomatic Com
misonets, nominated for that purpose, To
The entire Satisfaction Of The respective
states "i@se relations are replaced On the
most friendly footing.
Gredt Britdin.-0rders have been re
Gently issued from the recraiting Depart
ment in Westminster, 10 the different re
crniling parties throughout Great Britain
and Ireland, to discontinue the further cn
lstnent of men for tie new leyirs, these
corps having completed their respective rs
adjustments. The new regiments, it is
understood, will proceed in the spriag of
the ensuing year 10 q leign stitions.
The Courier of the 4th of June saws,
" we have authority to state. That no loan
has yet been contracted for the service of
the BRAZILIAN Government, the commits
sioners appointed for that urpose, decliu
ing all efforts until there sh al have been II
further Development Of political circam
stances connected with the state of then
country"
1t was confidently believes. ri Genoa on
the cad May, that the Dcy OF Algiers has
offered any concession To England, provid
ed a new consul was appointed, as the
present Que bad made himst4f personally
obnoxious 10 the Government.
SPAIN.
The amnesty of King Ferdinand, with
its cnpious schedule of exceptions, has been
made public, aud is, in truth, Il proscrip
ton Of the most saRSuinary anl rigorous
character, embracing within lis range, II
not the whole Spanish people, undulbtedly
The whole Of the Intelligent part of the MI
tion. Thousands who have hitherto sup
posed themselves exempt from thr necps7l
~ of asking for the Kings forgiveness, fad,
with ~astolish npnt and alarm, that the ap
~pIication has not been iiied for. and that
they ar" included IN the prescribing eAcep
tions. From Madrid alone Ghe smallest
capital in Enropr) 7oGa families are said to
have emigrated since the lst January.
Letters from Madrid of the Goth nit.
state that the Decree of Amnesty has ex
cited an Intense sensation in that capital.
The Royalist volunteers are by no means
satisfied with the exceptions, numerous a.
they are, Cor they hate the very name Of
mercy bat steps have bren taken to keep
them in order. Those pcrsnns who are
allowed the measure of Par.fcation harC
been informed that they must present their
c!aiIns within Is days from the publication
Of the amnesty on pain Of fnrteiting The
provision made in their favor. \ Com
mitter, formed from TX members of the
Inqaisltlon, Is sitting day and night 10 make
out a catalogue of prohibited bonks and
an order has heen issued for ali persons
vino We're formerly employed under the
French administrations. and who are now
without occupation 10 quit SPAN without
delay.
LISBON.
The intelligence from Lisbon is little
more than a rrcapituIation OF orr former
accounts. The crisis, however, IS over, aad
thu king has rcsumed the fill exercise of
lis authority. lie landed on the 10Th olt
amid the acclamttiona al his subjects, and
great rrjoieings took place IN consequence.
Don Miguel mad taken his departure in the
Pelora, Il Portuguese frigtie, on the lith
for Brest. TIN pelma was accompanied
by t'.e English iri&atr Lively, Capt. Elliot,
aud the French brig Irhra. His Royal
Iii 5haess y Ill travel IN lr7 the title of the
Duke OF i}cia, and he is attended by his
tbamberl in, the Condo de- Ro Malor.-
EotFltn. > said r. ,pectiag the Qnrrn IN the
Gazette, tiGr ,~.elra'e letters mention that she
had hitherto era,.. 1, under the preteXt Of
illness, compliance ,v,,h the orders far her
retifomcnt to thr Cunye,.t Of Estrlla.-
The king, on his Birth day, O., tibnt"d va
riou, hDnols aaa rewards Ia thes> lujiNi
huaIs who had supported him during the
late events. Al tle forcisn ambassadors
nave received marks Of royal favour, bat
especially the Ln5Isil Minister, 81 edward
Thornton, who, besides having a Pofta
gtese tiilc, gets also y domain ofthe crown
tor three lives. Captain D%'1h"nod, far
commander If he Windsor Castl", Is N itie