The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-07

tfs'A ~ ~ IMP - = 10 - IN
Liverpool, tie editors Of the Commercial
Advertiser hayc received ID 'ir Gle5 ofLeu-
don papers "a. the cgcpiag of lie 5fh
Liverpool Of Ia 7tai LJyd's Isis Of the
9th: and Price Currents Of Inc eth no
yembcf
TIE CONGRESS-.
We have gwen an article belo.y, Of som
interest, FROM the Lcndon Times, on tn
supposed views aad projects OF the Con
ercss and soyere'gu5, assembled al Verona.
Il appear, that their first meeting tool
place an The ed, OctUt,f. On the sub
Jet, the Morning Chronicle remarks, thai
thc result Of the Congress viii be pac'lic
and that in spite Of lie ard. wishes o.
the High AlEd Pow Re 10 prevent tic
spreading of constitutional principles ani
liberal insi.ulDns, they would be able -
do no more lhan establish local mounds
and barriers among ihemsci.cs, either By
means OF 'ordons Saui,airr5, Or ;hroHg
a more efficient system OF polio, aa II
their superior judgment they may Her
wards deem most eXpedicnt, without u
any way troubling IL eoguire5 which
constituted the object Of ,heir tender soa-
cltude, With foreign almies, lcet3 and 10
vcnora.
The Paris papers which had reached
Lo3del 10 tic ID 81 November, speaks OF
" atraaoe tepnts3 being IN circulation with
respect 10 tls Congress, yit5oa. mention
ing what thee reports were. Some Of
tie LONDON pnpcra suppose that they fe,sr
10 " diiilcuitss having occurred al yeaopa,
Of nature likely fo disturb the harmony
Of TIE expected cou'erences.' This, how
ever, appears 10 30 mere conjecture, and
mag, probably, Iaye originated N ne en-
cunsauce noticed also, by way OF report,
III the Pals papsfs oil the Emperufs Of
Russia and Austria having resolved on re
turning 10 thcir capitals sooner lhan wa
1t first expected Adyccs rom -. Pc
| tcr5bursh, 10 the l6,a October, say, That
tItr Emperor Alexander Mas expected in
! that city iIy ihe oad ai December, Or be-
| ginning u January. The affairs which
were to oeceme e., objects Of Gcllhera'iDn
| ut Inc Congress, were, continues the SINE
report rs be terminated by the ministers
of the respective powers. Several arrests
arr stated 10 have taken place al Verona,
and otnor cite, Al Italy ond places are
| mentioned IN which strangers were prohi-
| bited from entering. II is affirmed, that
/ orc al the first operations Of the Congress
vii % 10 decree tn evacuation Of Pied
| mont, by the Austrian troops.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
An articIs, dated Frankfort, Oct g.,
states that after an extraordinary diyan at
Constantinop'e, 10 which iiny-siX persons
| were summoned, the REFS Ehendi address
| ed a very important note to the ministers
| of Austria, France and Prussia, in Which
the reasons are explained that induced the
| 5nltan 10 reject every proposal leading 10
a renewal by the Porte of the ancient rala-
lions with Russia.
Intelligence had been received from
| Warsaw 10 the 25th Of October, that the
greater pat uf the Russian western army,
| which was 10 lave fallen back IN the inte-
rler of the empire, had received orders to
return to lis present position. II IS also OBJ
served, that the new winter quarters ofthc
| southern army are very much concentra-
ted, aud the troops are distributed in such
a manner thai they may he united at Il
very short notice, ii the Turkish army on
| the right bank of the Danube, should make
ANY movement indicative OF hostile inten-
tons.
The latest accounts from Constantine
pie are of the 27th OF September. At that
period no recent news had been received
from the fleet or from the Norea. The
Persians had advanced on one side TO En-
2eram, and on the other to ,Salimanlch.
Baiided defended itself With great vigour,
but us caPtulatiOn was considered certain.
The Turks have experienced great loss :;
and they write from Arabia that The We
| chabtes had carried off the caravan going
from Mecaa TO Medina, kiiIin1 from nine
| 10 ten thousand Turks.
GREECE.
Every friend of humanity, every one
who sincerely desires the emancipation OF
The human race from despotic thraldon,
must rejoice with us in the confirmation
Of the victories obtained by the Greeks O.
yer their barbarian oppre5Sors Even the
austrian Observer, hitherto 50 hostile to
the cause of freedom in Greece, that il
would not admit of a single advantage ha-
wing been obtained by the pat,iots, now
explicitly comedies, that the Turks have
been driven back upon Corinth, And on a
comparison of the accounts with those re-
eelrcd at Philadelphia, there is no doubt
that the Greeks re-occupy that city. The
London Courier, however, announces il as
an occurrence of little moment: as afford
ms no ground "lor the vauating accounts
which have been circulated Of the success
SEES of the Greekc." Had England been
invaded by foreign force, and london
fallen into the hands of the invaders we
strongly suspect that the Courier would
have considered the defeat of these nva-
ders and the re-occupation of the capital
by British troops, as a legitimate cause of
"yaunting," We care not what these add
verse journals may think on this subject
for to us it appears, that if ever nation
on the earth had cause for exutation, the
Greeks have it in a prcemnent degree,
and may now look forward with some