The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03

military tribunal who had revised his sen
tence and confirmed IL, in conformity Will
the military code, had directed his ipirne.
diatc execution.
IRELAsD.-iu This unhappy country, nc.
cording 10 late accounts, burniugs, burgla-
ries, and murders have, in the southern dis
tricts, again appeared. At Abbayfeale,
the troops have uius early in the season
| been employed Ia seour the country for Of
/ Tenders, aud have captured two OF the Her
nv incendiaries of October, 1921. The lo.
gal expedient Of lryying distress for rent
has been undormtaed, rather than opealy
resisted in the county of Limerick, by ths
practice OF carrying oil, or destroying nj
night, the cattle seized 0n behalf OF thr
landlord during the day time. the very
suburbs of Cork, clergyman's house
was attacked an Sunday morning, the 29th
nit. at one o'clock, and = faithful servant
barbarously murdered. The assasslns es-
capped. Thus II sceins that neither the glib
bel, nor the Layonet, nor famine, nor pestl-
lceec, are efficient preyentiycs of crime
in that country.
GREEcE.-We find little il any thing that
can be depended on, with regard To tie al
fairs of the Greeks. Vicmra papers to the
2Jlh Of Sept. aud Constantlnop leto the 9TH
had been received. No certain accounts
had reached Constantinople Of the state OF
affairs in the Morca, subsequent 10 the ope-
ralions Of Chourchid Phacha, in July but
there We're reports Of the victories said IN
have been gained by the Greeks in the fol
lowing month, and Of which we have al
ready inserted various statements from o.
ther quarters. On The Goth considerable
train of artillery, with II large supply of am
mantOn departed for Erzcrupl. In that
quarter the Prrsians have recently obtain
ed considerable advantage over the Tur-
ash troops, commanded by J"laladin Pa
cha. These Advantages are the COnsc-
queuee Of the DETECTION of Seiim Pacha, Il
buurllsh rebel, who, on the condtlon of
receiving his pardon, had Promised to JOIN
IL Turkish army with 1900 men. but
" ~, instead Of fulfilling his engagement,
went over 10 the Porsians. TMcnty- four
Janssasics had been executed nj Constan-
,noplr for burning houses audeommt,pg
drpredailons.
If late accounts are 10 be believed, the
Turks have oNerrun the whole of the Mo-
rca, with the exception OF Il few of The mi
nor islands. The intelligence is through
the Austrian Observer, aud it cannot he alb
solutcly depended upon. A short time
will remove all doubts as to the fate OF the
Greeks.
II IS p0SiirtlF asserted that The Dutc ol
Weiiington ,cW noi t1fo any part in The CON
.fcrcnees 9fMt Holy ,lties at the Congress Of
Verona.
The ships Gauges 2nd Topazc, arrised
AT Portsmouth on the 9TH of October, from
the East Indies. The former was built al
Bombay, and brought home the frame
work of two other ships, and between her
aud the Topaze, Si50,000.
The brig Edward Smith, from Rich
mond for Leith, with cargo of 32j hhds.
OF Tobacco, value 100000 sterling, the
duty on which would have produced TO
the British government f&0.oo0 sterling,
was castaway on the 23d of September, in
the night, on Peterhead--yescl and cargo
lost.
Cotton at Liverpool Oc'obcr 9th, is quo
ted, Bowed Georgia at TO 3--New Or
leans to IL.
FIaxsced, American, crushing, per lnrd.
SGs. a si6s
American lour, sweet lin bond) ess. Cd.
to sos. Cd, per barrel of l9G ID net New
lin bond 80s. Cd. to 82s. od. s; Sour tout Of
bond) Sis. 0d. TO j3s. oil.
Captain Alvey, cti.ra of the United
States who was wounded by the insurgcnt
guards of Madrid, in Jaly last reached
London ON the 18th of October, and com
munratcd the following particulars of the
situation of Spain t0 ne Office of the Morn
ing Chronicle. Erening Posi-.
At his departure from Madrid ON the
18th Of Septcmher,thc affairs Of Spain were
generally in a very prosperous condition
On the 18th about -four leagues ON this side
Of Nittoria, ON the lghtcst part of the road
over Mount Salinas, he observed n detaCh-
ment of tho rebels ON the top Of the hill, a
bout musket shot from the road, amount
inG to abeut zoo men. They sent six el
their number to search his carriage ; from
which they tcok fouriargc packages Of pa
pers, addressed by Mr.. Forsyth the minis
ter of the United States at the Court oil
Spain, to Mr.. Adams the American Score
tary of State. They spared his watch aud
his clothing, and after cyacting apccuniary
qualification of three dollars each, having
Otherwise ci,illy treated him, suffered him
TO proceed. They overlooked some let
tiers and papers, which were concealed in
the lining of the carriage. The principal
object of the handitti, Judging from the po-
sition which they occupied seemed To be 10
intercept all communication to Madrid
frem France, and from The frontiers
Their position commanded an extensive
view in that direction of the capital. In
the vicinity of this mountain there were
three small divisions ofinsurgcnts. They
had recently robbed six mails successfully
all from France to Madrid. Early in Sep
TENDER they burnt Que of the Diligencics
and two of the carriages that conveyed the
mail few leagues beyond Burgos. The