Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31


under Valdez, took the road for
The latter was attacked by six d,
and troops, and driven back
France, where they were disarrA
; Nina has proceeded on to the int
against tn" centre of the royalsts'
Valdez's defeat IL ascribe6 10 his
oheying the orders of Nina, in t8'
u different route from that dirccte,,
was reported on the 29,h that Va
was about to commence his marc
gainst Aragon.
Oct. 0-Yesterday Iina was
tackled by Lesaca by superior io'
His corps was dispersed, and he W. o.
blIged to fly To the mountains with a
few horsemen. Ell Pastor, with 4. III,
400 men has been pursued as f. q,
Urdach. He vas disarmed on tie !,
tiers by our Posts, and is In he COD
Quoted thither with his meE.
ENGLAND.
| The British Parliament assembled
on the 26ih Oct.-Mr. Manners Sat.
ton was unanimously chosen Speaker
IF the Commons The Kings speech
was not expected until the End OF No
vember.
LIN ION Oct. 29.-We are informed
that England, France, and Prussia, the
nearest Powers to Belgium, are going
to hold Congress, al which they will
form certain conditions for the pacifi-
cation of Holland and Belgium
These conditions will be presented to
the Provisional Government at Brus-
sells for their compliance within GER
Tain tine, limited by three powers.
AT the expiration of that period. should
the Belgians not comply, the Prussian
Troops will Immediately march into
Belgium.-The above is said to have
been agreed to yesterday by prince Tai
leyrand. We cannot help expressing
great doubt Of the Correctness of The a
bole.
London, Oct. 29.-The situation Of
Ireland continues to he the subject of
gene,ai conversation. Many reports
are in circulation, and many conject
ures are halarded concerning the re-
suits of this situation. The general o.
pInlon is; that measures will he adopt
ed to repress the sentiments which pre-
dominate III that country, and that
tranquility will be restored - Courier.
LOn!on, Oct. 29.-We regret to
learn that the Duke Of Wellington. on,
his return from the House of Lords on
Tuesday, vas assaiIed by mob of ig-
norant and misguided persons with
marks of popular ind gnation, too unc-
! qulvocal to- he misunderstood. All this
is in The highest degre. disgrace!ul.-
Here aid.
The scenes of disorder in the coun-
~ of Kent have at length become cb-
lects of much attention. The peasan-
try are in a state of much suffering.
Travellers from Warsaw arrived a,
Leipsc, state that the present ierment
prevails III the whole. Kingdom of Po-
land as well as the capital. The Rus
slams have considerable forces on the
ironties as a precaution.
| Moscow is in great distress on ac-
couut of prevailing disease, resem-
bling Cholera Moibus.
ALGlERS.
| The following is an extract of a pri-
vale letter of the 25th uIt. from Toulin:
-" The news from Algiers, lately re-
ceived by the Syreue, is very urfavora-
bile. 1t Appeals that the Arabs still
prowl round the town like tamished
wolves. A merchant vessel being un-
Fortunately stranded near Cape Mata-
ton, host Of Bedouins covered the
shore, and massacred forty-6ve of the
crew under the very eyes OF the army.
This intelligence fills Algiers with con
sternatloD, and troops were Immediate
ly sent to Matafou to mnct terrible
vengeance for this assassination, The
lrIgstes Armide and Ipbigenie, and
, the brig Voliiguer, have set sail,
and other ships viii shortly follow
them"