The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-01

access to the Royal person, by the Whisper
ing political suggestions in tile Royal ear,
which may endanger his Najesty's wellbe-
ing. and tn leave 10 the Secretaries of State
and other public fInctionaries the task of
treating with his Majesty on political to-
pics. Those who disobey this order will
not only be- deprived Of their employments,
but removed from the Royal household.
On the 18th ht. Gazette Extraordinary
WAS published nj Madrid, ANNOUNCING the
defeat ofthc Royal Carbineers, 81 Ioraosa,
who, like the Guards, had revolted Tie
number ef men taken amounts To 40 OF
horses, 800. On the 18th alt. Ferdinand
sigued decree, ordering, in consequence
Of the Disturbances in Catalonia, new ley
of "a, 900 men, and sigrdfsing that tie Ex-
iraordnary Cories would be couroked a.
soon as possible. The English Charge
d'Ahairs is large contributor To the fund
for relieving these who were wounded in
the attack Of the 9TH, supporting the CON
slRution. On presenting his contribution
of 5000 reals about CSC TO the Municipa-
lity Of Madrid, that be dy is said, by the Inn
parclal, Ia have expressed to the Secretary
of Embassy, along with the declaration
of lis gratitude, " the supreme pleasure
which il felt AT seeiag The representative Of
the English mutton so decidedty ia 1dUour u
Spanish liberty"
GREECE.
Accounts from Vienna Of the i8th ult
confirm the intelligence already received
OF the destruction of the Turkish fleet and
the death of the Captain Pacha. They add
the following details:
"The chiefs OF The Greek navy held a
council in Ispara, and decided on the plan
which was afterwards adopted. They
called upon all those who were willing to
devote their lives for the public good; more
than 200 Immediately presented them
selves, and swore ON the cross 10 execute
the preronccrted anterplizc, or TO die go-
riously. Out of these, 40 were chosen by
casting lots, and received their benedlciion
of their priests before engaging in their
magnanimous design. All arrangements
having been made, on the first day Of
the festival Of Bairam, a Greek trgate aud
five vessels appeared, under foreign hag,
before the Turkish line, as though TO take
part in the re- oicings. The 200 heroes,
who passed for Englishmen and French
men, were well received by the enemy,
who allowed them to enter the port Of
Tschesme, in order to anchor IN the centre
of the Turkish feet. But scarcely had
they reached that position when they car
ried their plan into effect. In short time
five ships of the line were on fire. The
Admlral's ship ran out of the harbor, all in
blaze, in the hope of escaping total dcstruc-
ton, and run aground on the neighboring
coast of Scio, where the Captain Pacha
was landed, expiring. After this signal Of
success, the 900 sel(-deyoted patriots re-
tired, without having experienced any loss"
The enterprise appears 10 have been con-
ceived and executed in a spirit of self-devo-
ton, worthy Of the best times of ancient
Greece.
A letter from Vienna repeats the account
of the landing of 5000 men in Gambia from
Egypt, aud adds that the Egyptian and Al
grrine squadron fell in with 40 Greek YES
sells, u of which were taken and several
sunk. On the 30th June, "A Grman was
published, iorbidding the sale Of Christian
slaves and another which wss immediate
ly put in force, to dsarm all the Mus
sulmans below 10 and above go years of
age.
Odessa, July The news Of the Cap
tain Pacha has excited the most enthusiasts
tic joy here and it is not doubted that
this event will have the most beneficial CON
sequences to the Greeks but il may be
imagined what an impression it will make
on the mind of the Sutan-We must be
prepared for terrible excuses. The extir-
"a r. l.. 4
upon, and which was To be- accomplished
under the cover of an amnesty, and as if it
were sanctioned by the Europen Ambassa-
doris, has opened the eyes OF the Greeks.
An amnesty and laying down their arms,
would be certain death. The Turks will
often repent the scenes of Scio. Thus WI
have still nfnorable accounts of the state
of Constantiuople after the reception o!
that bad new, but Yves have no accounts by
sea, as not a vessel from the capital has ar
rived for several days.
Pieaaa, July 18.-With respect to the
Congress to be held at Vienna in the month
of Russia and Austria will be there IN per-
sou but that the Courts of Berlin, Paris
and London, VIII send Ministers The
Porte, II seems, has declined Eaking any part
IN this Congress, on the ground already
alleged, that il has no political relations
with the Christian Powers which can make
II necessary TO conclude new Treaties. II
sesms thai the journey of the Emperor
Alexander will extend beyond Verona, aud
that his Imperial Majesty will visit Rome
and the South of Italy. II is certain, at
least, that Count Italinsky, the Russian
Ambassador at Rome, has received orders
to have residence prepared for his Sove-
reign.
.Nmembugh, July 24.-The Directors oil
the Rhenlsh West India Company are al
Tbs moment engaged in a plan fer the for
nation of an establishment at Vera Cruz
The principal part of Mexico. The agent