The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18

round him. When the CLOTH 49,.
/" The King, four times three ~. '.ass
amidst loud acclamations. A discb,sN sl
artillery from the Castle annnna"e.s. .,
toast. His Majesty then rose al 'he
short address. couched in the mo-, :"
some terms, said, My Lords and en- aana-
men, 1t IS impossible for me 90 e,.,....' i''e-
feelings at this moment. This i oaa
the proudest days Of my life. b,ya w %
words 10 express the qualification !, mo-
me, the very ilattcring manner IN -, rs
| have been received by the citizens a ,,' nn
lnburgh, and the marked a,tenti.n ,t gu
has been paid to me ON all occasio,. "iaeh
have come TO Scotland | am i,i
highly satisfied with the reception bs,a
experienced from all ranks of nv ,,a
Jecis.' His Majesty concluded his aaJ.s
IN these words 80 How strongly Lea,
deeply, how feelingly, and how sjncrrel n" =
have been affected by this, no lanenage :.
mine can adequately express
the music which followed had ceased ~.
Provost called the attention of the conn
ny to toast from his Majesty. The k,a
rose, and said he would propose n to,St =,
| respect TO his City of Edinburgh. and M,
| ticuldrly the health of "The Lord Pro1rn ''~
Sir William Arbuthnot, Baronct and ~,
Corporation of Edinburgh" The Io.,,
Provost knelt, and kissed Ills Maiest,,e'
hand, who raised him up in the most slr.il'
ana a!lectionate manner. After the mnoc
the hing said, that he could not ,xnre.'
himself IN large company, such as hi.
IN language sufficiently strong; but h..
would, IN few words, express himself a.
as to be understood by all. His Msts,,
gave" The Chieftains and the CLANS, AMI
God bless the Land of Cakes" Whcntha
hing left the room the band played-"A
mans a man for "a that.
LONDON, Aug. 28.--Letters received
from New York communicate very d;s
tressng intelligence from Boston itbat
cIfY at least 200 failure had happenoa chief
| y among the retail dealers. A great MANY
had also taken place at New York, and
much farther distress vas expected.
| august Cove understand from very
good authority, that il Is now absolutely de-,
cided that his Grace the Duke ofWelIinp.
ton, will represent the English government
at the approaching congress. He will be
attended aud assisted by Lord ClanN illiam
the private and the confidential secretary
of the late Marquis of Londonderry, and
, Mr.. Planta, the official secretary of the !at
Marquis.
A letter to Lioyds, of Aug. 9Th, states
that the American squadron left Gibraltar
that day for hiinorca 10 remove Their Ma
val depot from that place, in consequence
of pcremptory order to that effect from
the Spanish government.
The plague has appeared in yarou,
parts Of the Turkish empire. Eycnthe Ca
p'tal and It's cnvlrons are wholly free from
1t. The same is said to be the case At Sa.
lonca, but is stated % commit great rava-
ges in Albania. Alexandria, in Egypt.
aud Alsicrs, have been visited by this
scourge.
Consiontinople, IDLY 25.-The Greeks
nave gained a great victory over Chow-
send facha al Ziltane, not far from Tier
mopyle. Ina the height of the battle, the
body guard of Chourschid, consisting Of
AlbanlnnS, deserted from him, and produ.
| ced complete disorder. The Porte spreads
contrary report, but it wishes To weaker
The Impression made by tins event The
Turkish ileet has not yet recovered its loss
and remains quiet in Oliveto. Some YES
sci have been sent to bring the new Captain
Pacha, Carr Mchmet, in case he is yet at
Patras and living. 1t is a matter of doubt,
however, whether he viii reach his placeof
destination, as the Greeks have gained il
| saId, some new advantages at sea.
StmEn, .4ag. 9.-Accaidng TO reports
which arrived at Belgrade yesterday, the
Greeks gained very important victory
between Larlssa and Salona ON July 8.
Letters from BatigIia which place was FILL
ed with wounded Turks, dated July %,
announce that three Pachas, and among
them the cruel Dram-Aly, with 1lOOO
Turks, are taken prisoners. The Greeks,
were led ON by Generals Ypsilant, Norman,
and Bozarls The brave Ulysses is killed.
The Greeks here are full ofjoy and mirh |
Letters from Nissa and Bitagria the latter
dated July 10th, bring information of
bloody battle which the Greeks have
| gained between Larssa, Thermopyle and
Salona. Chourschid Pacha had called 10
him the Pachas Of Nesropont, Larissa and
Jannlna, and, after collecting ali the Turks
III Macedonia capable of bearing arms, had
/ begun his march through ThessaIy and L-
Fadla, for the Morea.
PANS, Aug. 27.-An evening paper an.
nounces that the Marquis de Casa Imo
| Spanish minister at this court, has been re-
called, and replaced by the Duke de San
Lorraine, nephew of theudel Parque, This
morning courier from the minister offQ
| eiSn affair set out for Italy.
FROM FRANCE.
On an examination Of our French JOBrr
nails We find M accotnt ia IA, Il,,,ro NAME,