The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-04

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lie lived 70 good old age--b1l l.e lised too
long. for he ontlised the liking even OF hose
- no isied 70 lie hi friends. It's Time came.
however. y hen be Little d<eanh ol IT, Sitting
~ bis nnrl1uf one day, perusine letter which
he had inst received from ~ INDECENT bother.
craving his assi lanes, he bad just dashed II
from him. aud bestowed II curse on his broth
cr's impefinence for Obrudiug his necessities
upon him when he received IN apbpieptie
stroke, uhich in u fes hnnrs, hurried bin to
hi ll.t account, a with all his imlericebons On
his head 4 monument
was erected n hs memory in the beautiful
aEe-ysrd Of tue village T, bot the only words
engrasen on II were .'Hic Jnrd -
must resei e The other sketch Tor my nest
number. Gl9lLl5.
s~asxas~sess~s.- -s-------se
rom our English papers, PEI ship Unicorn,
from liverpool
IoNDo-, Aug. Eve have seen recent
letters from India, which state that the
Glasgow frigatc Capt. y. &. Doyle, had ar
rived nj Calcutta, 10 embark the Marquis
of lasting. aud suite, and that that ship
viii also brng 10 England % lacs of rupees
in silver Iihc almost incredible sum of ~,
100000 and that tine Ganges, new teak
30 gun ship, Captain +. A. Collier, 4. Il.
would shortly sail for England. from Bonn
bay, with the Goth regiment on board, aud
81 lacs of rupees, about ta,sj0,000 ON
account Of The Hon. East India Company,
AID other British merchants.
fHnmpshire Paragraph.
II pleasing contrast in the condition
Of this large manufacturing district, 10 fud,
bal 80 t,nt .
ly expenditure for the cut poor of Shelf
field per week amounted 10 no less than
between C3OO and GOO, the sum at pre-
sent does not exred ESQ per week.
fAe6eM .Urrcu,y
PANS, July o7.--rhc follow Ing is an
extract from our correspondence from AK
La hapelle, of the s1st inst -" With the
addition of the reinforcements which the
Ottoman Governmot has sent INTO Nalla-
CHA and Moldatia, the Turkish troops,
which will pass the winter in those proyln-
ces, will form Al army Of $4,000 men. As
TO the Boyards who were al Constantine
pie, the Porte has suddenly removed them
Ia Convent twelve leagues of. Thc or
ders Of the Dsan for The prompt formation
Of magazines ri Bucharest aud ,Iassy, are
executed with activity. The news OF the
disasters suffered by the lert OF the Cap
tain Pacha, and OF his death, is confirmed
by commercial letters. These events have
produced an extraordinary sensation at
tonstantlnoplc, The fury OF the populacc
and The troops nas al its height, aud trafs
were entertained for Prra."
House Of ComB,ons. .2pPust 3.
FORMER pAKIJAAIpN'r
Mr., Bushington moved that an Address
be- presented 10 the king, praying lhst his
Majesty would he pleased Ia direct \ re
turn 10 be made of the names OF all the
members who sal in the first Parliament
Of King William H. distinguished such rs
held Offices, aud stating what the Offices
We're ; also a like return with respect 10 the
first Parliament of each Of the following
Soverclgns-Quern Anne, George J.
George H. George Ill. and GcnrgeiN. Or
dercd
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
General Gascoync rose To present pet
ton from the merchants liverpool com
planning that Government had not hithcr-
II recognized the independence of the Co
lomhian States. The petitioners, after sta
ting that the Republic Of Colombia presen-
ted a valuable market for the manuGtc-
lures ol Tins country, expressed their fears
That our present commercial relations with
that state would soon be disturbed in con-
sequence Of the policy pursued Ivy our 90
fernmcnt, because they understood that an
accredited agent of the Colombian Rcpub-
lie had notified TO all the European govern
mtnts, that after certain period the ships
ol such states a. had recognized the indie
pendcncc of that state only would be al
lowed To trade with it. The gallant GENE
raj observed that the latter circumstance
had created considerable alarm among thc
merchants of Liverpool. In fact they did
not know how no act IN consequence. They
were afraid to send ships to Colombia, lest
upon their arrival they slnuld find the
ports shut against them. There could bc
no doubt that the notification of the Co.
iomllan Minister had been made known TO
the government OF this country, although
no public notice had been taken of it. Al
50 late a period of the Session the house
probably would moi feel inclined To eater
upon the consideration of so important a
subject, but he could not abstain from de-
claring that, in his opinion, the policy pur.
Eucd by the government Was opposed to
the true interests of this country. Oar
shipping IN the West Indies was, it appear
ed 10 be- left at the mercy ofpiratcs, mere
y because those pirates were the ga, ,cctl
of SPAN, aud bore the flag of thai nation
and NOW when the trade with the SGath
American states, which could not fail to
prove highly profitable to the country,
was within our grasp it was 10 be torn
from IL, forsooth because some secret uu-
Outstanding with other Courts-the Holy
Alliance as 1t was called-bound this gov
ernment not to recognise those states until
SPAN shenld previously have declared
them % be independents lie trusted the
Parliament would perceive that the dis