The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-30
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TWO DAiSLAIER FReM ENGLAND.
Tie snip Magnet, Captain ilount, arriy-
I'd here yesterday IN 81 days from Liver
pool. She sailed ON the 18th July, but
brought nothing later from London Than
the 18th, or from Liverpool than the 18th.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
In the London Courier OF the 18th.
thr.e is. a letter from Constaniihgple re-
ceiyed at Lloyd's, dated as farback as June
Ire 10Th, in which il is stated that despatch
~ had been received from Odessa, of a
highly satisfactory nature," and tint " the
evacuation of the provinces is gradually
taking place, and II IS expected the Princes
will be named soon after the Byrain." A
Viehna article from the French papers, da-
ted June 22d, adds, ave expect dec'ara-
ton from the Emperor of Russia, by which
nv viii entirely detsch himself from tire
Greek cause From the date of these
articles II seems pretty eyidentthat the pa
cifc rumous which they contain, are a
mere repetition of statements, which were
made previous 20 the recent massacres of
the Greeks having come TO the knowledge
of the Russian cabnet.--All accounts agree
IN stating That since these horrible occur
r.nces had TRANSFERRED, the views OF Alex
andcr had undergone an entire chang. as
to the Greeks. In thr Liverpool Mercury
of 18th July the l;test paper received it is
stated that letters from Odessa, positively
! Affirm. that Russia has retracted her de-
mand that Nalachla aud MOldayia should
be entirely evacuated in consequence Of
a representation made by the Divan, that
II all the Ottoman troops were withdrawn,
! new Instructions would break out in those
| piincipaliiics. Advices from Bucharest,
dated the 9th mt. contained in these Jour
nails, are confirmatory of the above intelli-
gence. They state that not only has the
retrogade march of the Turkish troops
been stayed, but that the Raia Pacha had
caused to be proclaimed in all public places
that Wallachia should continue 10 be oc1u-
pied by an armed force"
THE GREEKS.
The hostile fleets of Greece and Turkey,
are stated Ia have been in stdtli quo when
the last adyices came away. Ii was
thought that the Captain Pacha was only
waiting the arrival Of a reinforcement from
Egypt, to proceed in attacking the Greek
islands, and reducing them to the same
condition an Seio. We trust, however.
be- sufficient In prevent the carrying of this
sangunary measure into effect. Dispatch
es had been received at Trieste from Sir
Robert Maitland, giving AN account of
battle of three days continuance, which
had been fought between the Turks and
Suldts, in which the followers of Maho-
met were defeated with considerable loss.
Six hundred Mnsselmen, among whom
were 80 emiDeht Turks, were taken prf-
soners; and the ransom of the latter, fixed
at 800 purses. Such perseverance, ard
bravery, deserves p better fate than that
| which the "legitimates' of Europe seem
disposed to assign to the'Greek patriots,
FRANCE.
A new conspiracy, having for Its object
the overthrow ofthe Bourbon dynasty, has
| been discovered in France. The Monteur
reluctantly admits the fact, and has at
| tempted TO show that the occurrences
which had taker place were of hiRing
nature. Among these We have the ack-
nowledgemcnt, that the cry OF Piee PEm-
ptreur, had been raised by a military off
Ger, IN which he was joined by number
OF other officers, who hesitated not to unite
with the division which he commanded
This was certainly no "trining" faatter.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the British House of Lords the Corn
Importation bill was read third time, and
passed. Mr.. Westerns resolutions, rera ins
TO Agriculture, &c. were negaiived in the
House of Commons without division.
TIE Sd of August was fixed as the day for
proroSulng Parliament, when the King was
TO attend in person.
| hA IL & H. 4 \
pool, who had bcen-both sick, were getting
better. Two new Irish Dukes were ex-
pected to be created at the close Of the scs-
sion of Parlia ment
| No abatement had taken place in the
dis'resses which afflicted Ireland. Some
had died Of starvation and the fever slospi-
tails IN certcin districts were full. In one
county, Mayo, $4,000 persons were re-
ceiying public charity.
a new Prussian loan had been contract
ed in london of three millions and "A half
The price of grain had risen considerably
in the North of Europe. The vessels en-
| ployed this season in the Whale fishery.
had proved very successful.
The harvest in all parts of Great britain
promised to be of the frost productive
| nature and much earlier fhaa usual. The
wheat began to be cut on the 18th OF July.
and grain Of all kinds was expected to b. !
| housed before the end Of August
Another of Carlisle's shopkeepers, n te- !
male, had been tried and convicted of sell |
ling blasphemous ibels, and IS stated to (
have conducted her own defence.
The Directors of the Royal Bank 'ofI
Scotland have followed the example of the
Bank of England in discounting notes at
four per cent. One thousand pounds re-
ward has been offered for the apprehension
and delivering over TO one ofthc Justice, at
Haddingion within ono year from the Ist