The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-30
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the old line ship Amity, Maxwell. mast.
from Liverpool, whence she sailed ON th,.
i6th I'LL. puts us IA p0ssession Of our r..
guar HES from London 10 Inc !fb. and
Liverpool the To 10th inclusive, tou.tb.s
with Lloyds Lists, prices current &c.
We have not much lime, nor indooa
much heart for comment for an,lh..
Spanish General, and in this instance. wi,a
the whole army, is added To the fist os
those who have abandoned the canse ~
their country. BaiiaSteros has eapifplc,,,j
to Gen. .Hoiitor, and dckRowiedged The n
gency 81 .Had'id STIMULATING for the Dr,-
Serrdt'on Of has rank, titles and emolumcair.
and those This followers.
A fresh attempt at mediation has ber,
made as will appear, by the ensuing OK
tracts from the Courier of the 18th, he.
tween France Il Spain, by Great Britain. hnt
without success ; and it is now plainly
animated that no peace can be made
between those two governments which
Russia shall not approve TO the for.
tresses OF Spain, and chiefly to Cadiz mus
we now look for the salvation, if if ran l.,
saved, OF the Spanish cause and if Fore.
alone were to be the arbirer, we sbonIJ mn,
yet despair but with such numerous IN.
stances of treachery before our eyes ~
this short contest has already present ted
we confess our hope is sick.
The French funds are rising enormoneI,.
the rents having got up To 93 40. SOM
heavy failures had taken place on tb.
Stock Exchange of Paris, among those pro.
badly who had spCculated on a fall in fin.
funds. - '''e
Cotton at Liverpool had declined littI,
but was at that trfling decline very much
In demand.
The intelligence from Greece u not loso
disastrous than that from Spain. Adyices
are received from SMYRNA to the 4tb al,
July, which state that the war has assam.
ed III every direction, character of dos.
peratlon and determination. The fnrcr or
the capt. Pacha, on the island of Nrpr,.
pont Is estimated at 5000 men. Conn,i
has b"n invaded by him, and set ON fire.
ana almost all the villages of Eubpa have
successfully met the same fate. AT mi.
moment, says the Sr. ctateur Oriental, we
see the smoke arising on all sides of MS. in
large extent of country. Many Greeks
nave persisted, and many have been ndebt-
ed TO hight for their safety, and have taken
refuge III the mountains. The women and
chhdren have been spared, but their s,ua.
non Is truly deporabe They wander
mere and there on the borders of the sborce
WIN some lew trlfles saved from the flame.
ana looking towards the SEA with connie,
1lances full Of melancholy, and a vague
nope, constantly disappointed for to FIJI
up Their evils, the pirates, The growth of
these times, Vomlted by the sea, make de-
scents on the coast, and rob even misery of
It's last retreat. Though compatriots. thor
hearts are inexorable. They respect nei-
ther the iecbleness of age, nor of soy
nor OF mlsiortuneS worthy of commisera.
| ton.
Conflicts of minor importance and
doubtful issue have taken place AT San
feIgaml and Mytelene. The Ipsariots
with 100 vessels, full of warriors. made !.
descent on the former place, and were su,.
eesslnl IN Their attack, though plumber and
vengeance seem to have been the priuci.
pal Objects oil their incursion. Immense
n"mhrrs of Turks have FASTENED tbithcr
ana their evaporation is extreme. 'rBe
''reeks at MyteIene have rejected every
proposal for peace, and have declared thor
determination to conquer or perish in the
contest.
Accounts from ConstantinopIe of 10Th
July confirm the foregoing accounts. The
former relations of Turkey with Russia arc
expected to be re. established,
Abdnlhad Pacha has sent 70 600 rr,,.
from Salonlca to the Gulf ofVolu. inorderz
to suppress the Instruction. Th4 in.nr.
genus LOOK refuge IN Trikeri, but the Tanks
'"'uea u" less than % villages, and mas
sacred more than 5000 men, Nhile women
ana chl'dren were carried into slavery. II
Is reported That the Pacha of Scu,ari is in
possession of Thermopvlp.
SIR hohert Wilson's pretended ncroria-
uoh WIN horlllo, Is ridicued in the Eng
nsl papers The friends Of Sir Robert ms
"iy II as a ruse de ga.rre to gain time.
diner.
LONDON, Aug, 14.-It is sufficiently
,'"' rom the intelligence we puhIlsbed
y'S'eIoay, that the war between France
n'u oP9 IN Is not likely to be terminated by
'ne "cdIatlon of this country. Spain
n.a'i be glad to avail herself Of our
intervention, but France will not. Bns
"eiofe we urge some facts and arguments
upon TINS subject we shah restate the
principle points of the intelligence we
communicated yesterday, in order TO
snow that nothing has occured to shake in
''ie Snohttst degree our conviction its ac-
curacy. We do not and cannot, entertain
doubt upon the subject.
we stated that France was willing to
terminate the contest, without compromis-
l"a principles or her dignity, by dirrcs
negociatIon with the Cortes.wbicb desire
; "nH oeen further increased by the blind and
'"' a conduct of the Regency.
SDHln 6pDoanIaI :.
uo', oi Tins country as mediator and qua
rantee Tor the fuIilment of the copJ,tons