The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-13
IATEST FROM FRANCE.

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r.tlilar ales Of Paris papers 10 the 21si
al iItre papers I" the d Wv. hut
inclusive. We are also indebted to Capt
May, for a largt file "f paper, 10 the --latest
d4lrs. IS we did not receive our paper.
Ill O'Clock, We nave moi been ihir IL
make ~ many extracts a. we could have
wished. Nr have, however, Translated
] IT, t1ilpNiag articles.
\ part of tin cargo nf the ship Paris
consisting ri 200 CHESTS tea, 80 bags cot
Gte, - hhs. dsltc- aud / 50 bales cnttnn--
all ,ilare IT less dlmasfd We're al, erlised
IL be- sold IT AndcyIllr, near Ch,rh prg, on
IN. , lih wy. under the inspection al the
American unsul aud the French autaori-
ties
The Paris papers contain many sPecu-
aian5 on the subject al Span and her
Colonies, aud the Constitutional says, that
iflhr Holy Alliance should make any at
tempt against the liberties of South A
nerica, It wulld cha Igr the whole f1ee
nfthi1gs. \ direct attack would be made
~ The interests Of sl,ud and a contest
uos!ld bc Immediately commenced. on the
ciemrnt ~hrre she Is all powerful. 1t is
evident II Is added, that I" reduce them in
splr ri England aud htr navy would be
jpp",stalr. England il i, said, does not
put herself to the troable of comforting
with TIM continental powers, nor of mrna-
culS or attacking them, but Is proceeding
silently, by diplomatic management 10
rtro5ailr American independence, and to
form most Important comnerclai coancx-
ions with the colonies.
B.,Ildslrris is said To have been arrested
while mrdttatiaS an escape.
\ member nf the Cortrs, who voted for
i the Regency at Seville, has been arrested
d aud hung Al Grenada.
General MOrillD has also been arrested
Ihr King conr>'tirs Ia cxilr and deprive
al Their cmplnymrnts those whn remained
behind as well IS thJsc who accompanied
him.
The patents exacted by The constitution
nj governments are still demanded, which
dissaiislirs the lower o,drr of the people
1t is stated that the ambassadors of
foreign powers are 10 hold a meeting at A
ranjuez to determine how Spain shall be
governed.
The French Consnl5 and Spanish autho-
d rifles in the ports, have disagreed concern
ing the French yessrls taken by Spanish
prtateers, which the Royalists refuse 10
gtrnp.
The Gnrbhard Spanish Loan has been
attempted al London and Paris, but with
out success. In Londoait IS said the agent
WIS treated with great contempt.
The Funds continued steady at Paris ON
the 20ih.
The cccIrsiastics are demanding the re-
rsi enlistment of the lngulSiton. More
rrerut accounts STATE that the king ofSpain
entered Madrid, on The 18th, mounted on
ear drawn by 100 men.
At Nuftenburs AN association for the
Al { h.,I
formed.
LoNpoN, Nnv. iJ.-The Chronicle RI.
mark, that the British Naval force now in
aetudl service, is more than sufficient to
iasurc III, Independence of South america,
II cast ii should be threatened by the
French ministry.
PARIS, Nov. I8.-All the regiments Of
fs guard were To assemble al Paris 10 re
"ei'e the u Ike dAnsouleme, on his re-
turn 10 Spain.
Many persons occupying places about
the Royal Palaces at Madfid, have been
deprived Of them.
Provisions are shipping from Rochcfort
far Csdi2.
WARSAW, Nov. cit is said that the
emP'rnr Alexander just before parting
from the emperor Francis, Invited him IT,
attend II lllllr Congress here or at Peters
harg, next year, hut the Emperor OF Aus
tina appears little dispersed IN Regulate the
affairs at the American colonies on monar
rhlcal principles.
GREECE.
The Greeks have taken possession af the
tasile Of Corinth. by tbs. way of Mar
seill". news has arrived oil an engagement
hetwern the Ottnman and Greek fleets
which terminated With equal injury IL both
II 4 n,
rfoposed tn the Hrerks to surrender to the
turkish fnce, which WAS Indignantly re
Jtcted whh the declaration that they
would sooner pe,ish than submit.
MADRID, Nnv. ID ID Victor opposes
IN" re-estahliehment al the Inquisition
aud II Is said, siridlng 10 the Wishes of the
iafclnn powers, hc has a2reod that the
Chapter Of Toledo shall fulfil the function
"l That tribunal regarding eertain snhirris.
according Ia the ancient Laws OF the king
dom, before lis re-cstahli>l,mont. Hence
Il J. concluded hy some persons that it
VIII never AGAIN be put in vigorous opera
ton.
No'embrr 1.-THE King publishes 40
more d"crers. The Journals contain no
thing nrw; and thugs are expected tn pro-
ct"d IN the usual course until the arti> al of
,.:,, ""J's'y The French body Guards
WI pass Tie winter at Madrid.
'oNs IASTfSoPLE. Oct. 1O-Thn Porte
"'' 'ntftu Ii" fsshipnrent of cora, Il re.
st'Itd tltr iulm"r laclli,ics for navigating
the tilack Sea, and il was exprci.J ,hnt ali
'he ali"lrs relating 10 the Franks would be
ie-establlslicd as before the Instruction of
the Turks
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Gen. D'Evrrcux, fCnInmhia, and John
n | 81 h.,, -. 4
i,l'"f a narrow aad prn idrnlial escape
nom sh'pwrrck. They were passengers
II the schr. AdeIiur, from Cape Hayiien.
found to Philadelphia, which was cas-. a.
way on Monday morning last, one mile
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