The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27

eight sloops Of war were fitting for sea 4
,.iai por, nho-e destination was said 10 b.
pfaZh and The south Sea.
LETTER from Madrid, of the 9th Dec
" lhe new government does nni re
'''"V' me cnlonies. a small eXpedtio,
ms a'feadY sailed from Cadlz, th6t with
u. tr9ePs'l f"i Lima" The Madrid Ga.
"etir' Of The 1ih at December, contains an
"ae.e on The state Of the two Amer
cas-, IN reply To an assertion of The I.an.
uoh courier, that the South American
colonies were independent, de Gfcfo, and. nl
course, de jtVe. The Madrid partrs say.
I lhat Buenos Ayrps, Peru, aud Chill. arr
+ Tree from the influence of +" the miserable
aud insignificant rryolutioni-is," and all
l'ie resi- OF these countries under The peace.
id control oi Gen. La Serua. IL will he
r'eailreted that our last arrival from Lima
bio The news of the entire overthrow of
Gen. La Scrua.
London paper, of the esd of Decen-
Der contains IA project Ia fnin a great
company of European Bankers, who are
~ hdvance 10 Span the money of which
sue stands IN need. receiving in return the
exclusive privilege Of trading to South A
mefiea, and the mining property, mat hine
ry, Ec. possessed by the crown of spain
N that part Of the world. The Morning
Chronicle, in noticing this subject, remarks:
That TINS prairct has beeu formed, W.
90 not doubt bnt we certainly do enter
tain some doubt 81 the wisdom of the great
bankers whs could listen 10 it for d mo
ment. or dare To communicate IL the pub
lie Spain Is no longer Sovereign dr. focio,
of South America, nd her grant or any
such privilege, without the acquirscence of
the South American States, themselves,
would be utterly unayaiijng."
AUSTRIA.
Vienna article of the 4th of December,
retefaies the assertion, that, at thu meeting
oil the two Emperors at Czrrnowi'z, the
object of their conferences was limited 10
the Affairs of Turkey. II adds, however.
that the Empcror,, on this occasion, de
clare that they are wholly satisfied with
tic fradll "a thc political syslem which
they have adopted, aud by winch they have +
maintained and consolidated lire peace of
Europe =
The Emperor of Austria has sent the !
decoration of The order Of Haia Theresn,
To The Duke D'Angoulcme for his gallant
conduct III spain.
RUSSIA.
Count Wittgrnsiein, who was in the |
command OF the Russian Army of Dbser
paiion ON The borders ofrurkcy, is said to
ave sndd"aly Quilted the service of the
Emperor Alexander, aud to have been sue
,eeded by Count Mololadovitch.
ENGLAND.
Nina had arri,ed in London. The pa. !
1ers state that this heroic man has, by his !
'onauct, since his arrival in England, ad-
l d new laurels To his brew. His answer
. the offer of Il public manifestation of |
.sieem ON his eotry into London, is wor.
ny of he better days of Roman patriotism
md drvoiion.
Hr. CanninG was still confined to his
louse. Ga the 18th of Drcembcr, Mr..
t"sii was with him considerable tim -
)n the 18th the Consuls for South Am
lct tansarted business AT the Foreign Of
Ice, = received their fnal stlocions. The
aled from Portsmouth, for South Amer.
"A a few days afterwards
The Editor Of the London Courier.
n slinding TO the situation ST Europe, ks,
" Are there no clouds rising :" " VIII
my man be SO quilted as To suppose thai
he policy of Catharinc has been abln,l,1n-
ii by Russia, aud that She has relinquish
d forever all designs against the Porte ?
But the time Is yet to come. this Holy
Alliance framed and linked together for
1eace alone, but not for wan Is there
Nothing IN the present policy towards
Spain which exeites suspicion in Our
Minds Is it not evident HAT Ferdinand
$ tied ard bound down To The policy ofthe
Holy Alliance We do not say that he
would, of his own frer viii, recognize the
Of Suuls American colonies;
,ut II he pledged "a his continental allies
o refuse al r cog 4iion Has il not been
more. reccatiN asserted - the CORES pom
lrnee ard .ne. g. e the Russian Minister
Pozzo III Batso. dorlag his residence IN
Nadtid A. a5rre 40 germs of msnn-
ru seeds of dissenslnn IN this
Is II ljhgly iiHt the power or powers, that
lave a. Iacte, rr shall, recognize the lnde-
Dcadtaee al she colonies, and the powers
hat refused .snch recognition, viii live IN I
he snnf uninterrupted harmony and III
.srcaufse aaetler-that the Latter viii see
HE i5imrJ eAelnsiNcly extending thor ,
sYbert ~ commerce and eurlching 'hem-
selves without thr least i'll viii or Ill hui
maor
as there any man who can believe that |
Rush. an3 Austria, and France, and
Spaia. alrjsed against any acknowirds- |
inrnt o. South American indcpend rncc'
viii view. with pacific eyes, another power
be derived from aer' recoenitinn, aud CON
sequently friendly intercourse WITH those
immense and lef,de regions?
q But is il to be Inferred from this that
we are inviting tlls e0uoiry to EXHIBIT
hostile spirits assinst the European Pow.
crs. or Ia adopt apy hostile measures
- Certainty not. iiat do not let us be the
willing agents nf th,tf poitr'. De not loi
"a aid them IN their means end also in then
measures Of preparation. Il Is quite con
sisien, with state af He'ce 10 prevent
them from ,aisns laaas 10 this country
In what nay this Can be best done, We
know no. bat we ase site sure u
ought TO be done, both rs res '-a the ia''.
rests Of the state aad of r3N'a7d' anu
that the soonerthc Legislature a4oFts some
decisive measures upoa iHe 8ts.Pct the
better. we hop, they WI NET Hage TO
,.,,,,t t',,f thpy did uDl al,yt ID TX years