The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27
FOREIGN.
/ Further By The .1mer,cd

From 'he \. Y. Daily Advertiser
The condition of Spala appears 10 ex
ci,s the atlention of France and England, al
the present tlnc, more than almost any o.
,h.r subjects. Two considerations are said
IN the London Courier Ia have been pre-
sente,i To the frenUi go,,rnnrht; the first
,hs ihey should Withdraw all their troops
frnm The Peninsula, aud leave the parIeo ~
Span, to settle their disputes among them
srlyes; and the second, IN march the troops
which hav" In Spain bark again, and sup
port thu King against the party now OPP
pused to nm. a. they deiended hlm against
that N 1923. Both SIDES have Their dill
cuitrs. The French had ,,thrr Ia e,acu-
ate Spain, and leave IT Ia lhr fury al cIsll
war. ar to invade IT agntn, anA take the field
against the armies of thr Faith, Who bad
re,olied from the Ming. They are rodu-
ccd to- pniaful necessity; hn the Courier
says, "Wlil they incur 1t for the snke Of
legitimate monarch aud an ally, Tor the
SIDE, perhaps, al the hierndI rep0Se Of
France herselEp From the whole corn
prxlon Of the Intelligence from Spain and
France, we think there are strong reasons
~ eXprct, that lhrre will be commolons
in the former, at least, before great length
of time
BY an article in the Monitcur il appears,
FROM formal report, that the 3aroo Mae
kau found some difficulty IN treating with
the Hay lirn Commissioners respecting the
reto3uilirn OF their independence AID
thai The arrangement WAS finished by the
m;erf, fruce Of President Boyer, who man
Tested the utmost confidence ia the Freneh
monarch's intentions.
Itis also stated, that three Hnytirn en-
voys have arrived in France To negotiate a
loan, in order to fulfil the conditions of the
nrgocla,lOn.
The London Courier of the 9th says
" The situation nf Spna at the present mo
ment, necessarily occupies the attention Of
the cabinets Of Europe. She seems to br
fs' retrUgadng To that poiut which, two
years ago, was considered to be u sufficient
cause lpr the utter, 9utinn of her allies 4
as il must now bc Conl, s5rd that the RENE
dies which were then proposed, have mol
irnduced the results That were anticipated,
Il becomes question of political interest Ia
consider hat other measures are likely
10 b adopted aud under what anspicrs
10 apr -oachng this delicate aud difficult
s1hjep' the policy which France may be
disposed II pursue, obviously presents itself
as OF paramount Importance but 1t is Of
Vrnfs-, no eass task at tins particular unr-
ture, TO affirm "lih confidence whai course
that policy Will positively take. The Pa
RS Journals ailaf3 us no aid. They are
dispu;ing portion of them at least. about
tue accuracy aud comparative Importance
u events which have taken place; while
The ministerial papers have welded alto
bether, ,ny all,son to the precise conduct
whtci! the Fre0ch government may find
e1pedienI 10 adopt We believe, that some
important resolutions, connected not only
with he Peninsula. hut with the South A
ii'rlcan States, are about to be- drtrrninpd.
y 10 concurrence, probably, with the views
Of all Inc principal I.uropean powers"
Bessle,es, the Spanish royaist chrf of
iaeti"n, vino mad attached party To him,
aud was in open hostility To the govera-
menl has bren taxed and shot. The En-
pecnaao, chief OF the opposite party, aud
"ho has lain for same time ia prison, has
also, by command of the King, been exc.
cpted,, l. this 10 show impalilality ? We
40 Ill llfOrned uf the secret springs of
these apparently strange notions. Some
unfortunate Tree masons, against which so
cry severe decree had recently been is
'.'cd by the hing. had been takea, and or
d.fed Tor exrcp,ua within three days.
kxtr"rt % a iai, ate letter, dated Corfu,
-Ans. ? On the llihins I wrVir 10 wa
hy me Cou,lrr; and told you Of the as
sadis inadr tiy i,aDcil Yaiessy at Ms-o-
l,ngU. ~ winch lac LOST nearly the half OF
bis army and retired in great r"nflsion -
Oas deei, which arrived al .Aiissolunsh,. =