The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26

tnred a OF : frigatcs and eorveites, and
sunk several other vessels belonging - the
Turks. six ships belonging 10 the latter,
look shelter in Murio, and the remainder
A Il tu Hantc. II is further stated, that
tn suiots aud Albanians. who had JOIN
Ell the Gretks, had recently obtained sefe-
RAJ a,lshntags OYER tbe common enemy.
The struggle between lhr Greeks aud
Turks, hecomes every day more interest
hs. Al the pass Of Tbcrmopyl9, where
.conid1s and his gallant baud, Ia The
brighter DAYS Of Greece, immOitallled
In inselyes, have thcir descendants, taking
thoif stand, doubis hallowed The spot by
the achievement of victory over the lnll-
del oppressors OF their eonntry--and these
first iriumphs have heen followed by others
equally brilliant. Eyenshough there should
remain some appYhnnslons, rs Ia tie hnal
emancipation of the Greeks, IL cannot he
denied, lhntihey have eyinced apalrotIe q
fearless devotion 10 The cause OF freedom,
which entities them To the sympathy ana
admiration of maiikud-Whllc IT likes a
deeper Stigma OF disgrace an those Euro
pean potcmutcs, who with the power, have
mol bad the generosity 10 shield go noble
people from the destruction mtdtlaicd
by their nerciless aud oppressive invaders.
SPAIN.
The London Times Of the 28th Septem-
Der states, that previous 10 the death ol
Lord Londonderry, a proposition was
made, and adopted copdtionally, that the
Allied Soyerereigns should each in their Sc
ycral degrees supply quota oil iorce for
the arrangement aud paci6caiion OF Span,
according To- their state and wish. Austria,
by this proposition, was to produce 1000
men Russia the same uumber--tranee
,000---PrusSia 50,000--and England was
10 send forth her fleet To scour the coast sl
the Peninsula, whilst the combined army
occupied lis interior The Allies were oil
course To be indcmnifsd foi the blessings
they impofted--and Span was 10 be- held
IN pledge for term OF years, or till the IN
identification rs n sine qua n0n-'she not
being inclined or ia "A condition 10 expcnd
single shilling thai wos not To be- repaid.
Moreover, NJ a father bonus, Austria was 10
repay the debt she owed IL England out OF
her contingent of Spanish plumber. A Ger
tain eminent capitalist was to be appointed
RccelverGeneral, 10 guarantee and To dis
pcnse the payment. In addition, an army
Of observation vas to be stationed IN 'hc
north of Italy aud the south OF France, con
sisting Of 900 men. II is no less anu
sing than gratifying, to observe how these
fine PROJECTS 0f the Iihcrators and pacif-
Gators Of Europe have been bailled liy the
united voice of the Spanish people. II re
mains TO be seen how the " Holy Aliies'
will extricate themselves from the dilemma,
into which This unexpected opposition Ia
their friendly views must have thrown them.
PORTUGAL.
IL will be seen by I'm article given lslow,
that decree has been proposed 10 the Por-
tuguesc Cortcs relative TO the Brazils which
if adopted, will have the effect OF placing the
Prince Regent in the situation Of a rebel to
the mother country. IL is somewhat remar-
kabIe that nj the very moment these propo-
slllons were about 10 be taken into considc-
rationin Europe, the Brazilian papers should
be filled with essays containing the bittcrest
complaints and lnvectivcs against the Por-
tugucse Cores. Even the Prince Regent
tnow Emperor 0fthc Braziis) dcnounces the
system Of the Cortcs al Lisbon as MA
chayellan, disorganizing and lactiuus,p and
calls them traitors 10 the nation, inia-
nous deputies who mean to attack Brazil,
&c"
On the other hand as appears by advices
from Pclnamburo, the inhabitants of Brazil
seem determined Ia shake of the Portu-
guese yoke altogether, and to establish a
republic. the midst of these conlcndng
interests, We think it most probable, as it is
most rational, that the voice OF the people
will prevail.
FRANCE.
An express had been received in London
from Paris, with the intelligence OF an adj
vance m most of the foreign securities ne
gotated in that market, a corresponding
Improvement look place ON the London
Exchange. The stocks chiefly affected,
were those of Spain and Naples.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The EngfiShmal of Sept. "a, sta'cs, that
serious difficulties had been started hy the
Directors of the India House, as to the an-
polntmcnt of Lord VIM. Brntnck, to be
Governor General of India, ard that Lord
iellvllle was the nohlcman, who, il was
'"'o'' "o"'d it''i't iiit hbu1lnaUol.-
some doubts, however, were entertained @ (
ms acceptance, owing to the prrcarous
state OF lady Mellyile's health, and should
that difficulty not be removed, the Speaker
OF the House of Commoas, the Right Hon.
Charles Manners Sutton, was likely 10 be
the successor OF the Marquis of Hastings.
Mr.. Alderman llygate had been chosen
Lord Mayor Of the city of London for tle
ensuing year.
The death Of the Duchess of Newcastle,
is announced in the English papers1; also