The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-11


Spanish Grnelal Olans-ia had heen dcfgafps
by General saere. 'ffe information IA
brought to Panama by a fenct Sloop o
war nhich arrived Al that place on the III
Of April, from Lima
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND
NV YORK. jane 9s.-By Tie paeke
ship S,ias Richards, Capt lloidrid4e, tn
Editors of the Commercial Ad,ertisei
have received regular files Of London pr.
pers 10 the 23l of May, with prices cur
rents. shipping Iists, s4e.
ENGLAND Accounts from al parts
Of ihe country represent tie present spring
as tbe most promising there has been iol
many years.
An extensive coinage has taken place
for expectation to tle English Colonies, IN
suprrsede dollars. &c.
IN the lleo5r of Commons on the 18Th
of May, u motiun was made 10 repeal tie
window tax from AID after Aprll. 1876
- taking the question, there was a niJor-
" Of 81 against it..
o. the Zlst OF May was launched II
Chatham the Formidable, OF 81 guns aud
?, 258 tons.
Mr.. Canning presented convention with
Russia and Treaty with Sweden, relative
To the slave i,aac. The first settles the line
of denarcatiou between the possessions
fth.contraclinG parties of the n. w. coast
ri stands uf America aud the latter, IN
uidff ~ sslmilate the measures of the two
rountsleg fol he abolition of the odlous
trlfhc I,.rrr.4 ~, Establishes the right of
reciprocal visit and detention, except III
certain specified places the detected ses-
scls are mutually 10 lost all claim TO the
of their fig.
FRANCE / ,he course ofthe debate
on Tie war aud marine budgets, The minis
ter of uarinr stated that every effort WAS
made bS the French government 60 pre-
vent the continuance al the sla.e trade.--
All suspected vessels HsrG watched STREET
" aud whoever any Of them entered
French harbors, their cafgoes were closely
examined, mud # any thing was Directed
Ivy which il could be inferred that it wele
Intended Ia transport negroes, they were
detained, and their captains and proprie-
tors prosecuted. The governor Of Sene-
in This respect. Aud at the present time
ihsenpnber of vessels which were an oh.
Jet Of Judicial inquiry amounted to 575.-
IT which G3 had been acquitted, CT coH-
Jemned, and 2Jl we're waiting for judy
mcut. We are glad In find the French
Nialstry alive To the perjury and intdny
rf further connlsance nj This base traffic
The king is entirely occupied with prepa-
ratens FIR his coronation. 1t is under
stood tina, De VIliele will require no
loan, in consequence of the adoption of
his measure, tor the reduction OF the
rentes.
A Paris paper states, that Ferdinand is
wiling To recognise the Independence Of
Mexlco, On condition that his brother the
lufant Don Francisco dc Paulo shall be
placed on the throne, under the protection
oC SPAN. NJ. Vallejo has buen despatch
ed To Milan, on mi5sion TO the Emperor
of Austria, with this project.
SPAIN.--Frnm Coca, II town between
Srgo,ia aud Yalladold, we learn that "A
landed proprietor, in whose house were
found the stone of the constitution aud
SO q arms, was sentenced to a fnr Of
1000 ducate iE00) aud To be banlshed for
year. The fiscal has called On the court
TO sentence him to the sibbrt From Bar-
c.lona we learn that the Baron de Serlntt,
intendant Of the French troops In Catalo.
MIA, has addressed u letter To the Spanish
inteudant Of the same province, relative 10
the liquidation of certain accounts, BY
which II appears that the Spanish munlcl-
pallirs endeasoled to cheat the French
government 10 the amount III, 623E Gle.
which SUN has been struck of the gross IL
mount by order of the French government.
Al PolrelS, IN Catalonia, the friends of the
altar and the throue set fire 10 the
house of = rich farmer suspected of ne
groism, and tbt unfortunate man, with a f.
mly consisting of ten Individuals persisted.
An cdct Of the archbishop OF Tarrago-
ma has been published, anthoreing the es-
tabIshment Of a new inquisiton IN Spain,
compos. Of iauta of persons, n minated
by the archbishop, u proceed TO the pun
ishmpnt winch formerly came under the
coGnzance oil the holy tribunal vi the liz
Quialon."
Accounts from Madrid of May 9Th, state
that news had arrived that the troops at
SeyIle, having nothing In live upon, had IL
sen and proceeded in body to the resi-
dcnces of the conons and dlSnitaries of the
church whnse doors they forced open
"uu PihdP'u titii ho'ero, ~ iHb, DpNn
with he clergy DOWN with absolute 60
yernment !"
GREECE.-The Greek government
has n present 80, 900 men under pay, and
the number is dmIy increasing. Count
MetaXos, Of CrPhaIonia, appointed com
mssary general of the army, has received
10000 large piastres, for the purpose o ma
king purchases 1t Iante, which he is doing
every day without the sli5htes, obstacle
htins thrown in his way by the British So
vernment, which permits them to be EN-
barked in open day. Some alarm has
been felt in Greece in consequence of the
opposition of Mahomet Ali to the expnrla-
tinn of co d frnm ErVnt ManY faErilIrs