The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-20

Council, ana MlhlstrI VI the hinb nousc-
hold.
In Ire British Parliament little business
Of public interest had been transacted. The
Canada trade bill had passed the House OF
Commons and il was understood, a pro-
fogation would almost immediately take
place Of both Houses. The King shortly
after this, was 10 proceed ON his tour TO
Scotland, a. compsnicd by his brother the
Duke Of York The EdHhurg papers are
filed with accounts Of the preparations ma
king for the reception of his Majesty, who
is TO reside principally in Buecleush House,
It Dalk,iih, SIX miles from the Scottish
capital. A grand banquet was preparing
20 be given IN the Parliament House at T.
tiisburg, To the Ming and congratulations
and addresses we're getting up by all the in
couporatcd bodies in Scotland 20 be laid al
the feet OF royalty.
The funds collected for the starving Irish
were exhausted, without any appearance ol
the relaxation of their miserles. FAMINE
aud disease continued TO make terrible ra-
, yes. In one parish Mayo containing
4 population of 100000, there was only
10, 900 who were not dependent on char
ty which was received weekly from Eng
land.
The Courier contradicts the report thai
the Dutch government had agreed to recog-
nize the Independence of South America.
EMERY, the celebrated comedian, died
at London in the 45th year of his age. A
subscription had been opened for his Tam
lily.
LIVERPOOL, August 1T IL expected
that the King will prorogue Parliament III
person, on Tuesday next. On Thursday,
il is understood, his Majesty contemplates
leaving town, on his visit to Scotland -
Pts Majesty, it is now expected, will en-
bark on board steam vessel, somewhere
about Tilbury Fort, where several steam
vessels will BIZ stationed 10 receive the
Kings suite. Those vessels will ihen pro-
coed 10 the Nor, 10 Join the vessels now RI
ding off that station, awaiting his Malesty's
arrival. The scene presented by this Roy
al aquatic excursion will be peculiar and
novel, on account of The steam vessels that
will BE- amongst the fleet more Of those
vessels, il is calculated, fhan have yet been
seen collected al one point, and engaged IN
the same voyage. Great preparations are
making for the qualification Of royalty in
Edinburgh and its ncighborhood.
A letter from ST. Pctersburgh of the 10th
July, gives as frightful accounts of the de-
plorable state of the Russian peasantry, as
the letters from ireland contain of the
wretchcd sulrrings Of that population
The farmers can get no buyers for their
produce, and the people are pcrishng with
hunger The Mobiles, so far from reaping
benefit from their possessions, find them
selves Obliged TO purchase food for their
slaves. There is plenty of food but the
great mass of consumers had no money
Al Odessa, wheat brought from the interior
OF Poland and Russia, is worth no more
than ] Js a quarter, and other descriptions of
grain are low in proportion. The great
bulk of his Imperial Majcsty's subjects are
laboring under the deepest distress.
WEYMOUTH, July 3o.-A large French
brig, lately employed in the vile traffic OF
slaves, is arrived in our Roads, prize TO the
Iphegena irisate, Sir Robert Meals, com
handing on the coast OF Africa. Aschoo
er prize is also hourly expected.
SPAIN.
1t appears, by the latest intelligence from
Madrid, that 80 completely was tranquility
restored, and even social confidence re-es-
tdblished, and SO satisfactory was tlle state
of the capital considered, that on the 18th,
the national militia, WHO had been epcamp-
ed in the square of the constitution from
the lst inst. to that date, broke up, and re-
tired 10 their homes, after having proceeded
in great pomp to the house of the Munich
pallty, To receive the thauks'of the authori-
ties, which WIS conveyed in the following
address.
"FcIow Citizens The dangers which
threatened our liberties, which you cxertcd
yourselves so CALAMITY 10 defend, have hap
pill ceased. The municipal body returns to
its ordinary duties, and you to Your doiDes-
tie concerns. Our country now knows the
ildestructible support which it possesses in
your arms and valor. The Constitutional
Junta communicates to you in the name OF
the nation, its willing thanks for your hero
lie behaviour If liberty should again be
endangered, you will see us again in the
midst of You. Let union, concord, love OF
order, and zeal to preserve the laws, he
hcncclorward your mottos. Long live the
hation--live the Constitution, andthe Con
stitutional King"
.Uadr'd, Jnty II.
GREECE AND TURKEY.
The French papers of Wednesday con
tain an article, dated Constantinoplc, 26th
ult. giving an account of the death of the
Captain Pacha, that chief actor in the late
tragedy at Scio. Divine vengeance be-
gins to be displayed, and the cause of hui
manity has found avengers. The Captain
Pachs, that ferocious Mussulman, who
plunged all the inhabitants of Scio into the
abyss of calamity, no longer exists. The
Greeks have displayed courage and bold
ness the result of which will rcsound thro'
all Europe. On the 22d June, the eve of
the feast BaIram, three Greek vessels, char
god with combustbles, passed the Turkish
lcut and nnlnr caucr ~ DIN lr;r,..ll,, II ~