The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-30

handed by Omer Pasha, has, bs tie last
accounts we have received. been complete
| ~ beaten near Minologli. The Greeks
have pursued him and the siragglers of his
army as far rs The port of Kelrizzo, which
they have taken, aud Omer Pasha has re.
tired with fifteen of his followers 10 Orta.
This leaves the whole of Lividia, drawing
4 liae from |0rrigin to Thermopyle, free
OF the Turks, excepting small garrison at
Leponte, which in all probability will CAPT
tulate with that of Patras.
The lnhabltanls of the Isle Of Gambia,
who have suffered the greatest cruelties
slGce the arrival Of the Turkish squadron
there, have, assisted by the Greek natiIlo,
retaken with great loss on both sides, the
forts occupied by the Turks.
The troops of the Bashaw of Egyp',
who Is the brother of the SuItan's mother,
forming part of the garnsons, have been
sent by capitulation To- Alexandria !; and
the others, who were Turks, have agreed
to live in harmony with the Greeks.
The inhabitants Of this island, composed
OF Greeks and Turks, famiIiarize together
more than IN any other part of the world /;
they intermarry frequently, notwith5tand-
ing the laws OF Mahomet punish by death
Their women who have had connexion with
Christians.
Since the surrender Of Napoli de Ro-
mania, the Greeks have established the
seat Of their government IN that city.
Lord North, or Clifford, arrived at Fan
tt the 18th January, 1929, and sent per-
son to the opposite coast 10 Messoongi, in
order To make an offer 10 the Prince Nor
rOrcordato of the loan Of two and "A half
millions of dollars ap the rate of q per
cent. per annum This affair though trea-
ted by individuals, IS a government trans
| action.
| Another Englishman is gone TO Napoli
de RomanIa, 10 mike another offer to
the Senate Of five millions of dollars.
ID. .1dp.
GIBRALTAR, March 29.-Four hundred
Malcontents were defeated on the 10Th of
March by the government troops, near Sa-
brado, with the loss of 20 killed.
A good deal of skirmishing had taken
place IN various parts of Spain, between
the troops OF the Constitutional army and
army of the Faith.
| On the 10th inst. the Spanish ports in
the peninsula aud adjacent islands were
closed against all vessels and effects be-
longing to France, Austria, Prussia and
Russia.
The King of Spain arrived at MadriIeios
on the gid inst. at half past O'Clock
+. Nj.
/ The Cortes have adjourned their sittings
10 the 23d of next month, when they in
TEND 10 meet in Seville the President
anu secretaries being empowered to con.
'ene them on an earlier day, if necessary.
A column OF troops has been sent from
Madrid against the Macontents who the
other day presumed 10 shew themselves in
GuadalaJlra.
| A bogrono article of the 18th com
plains Of the facility with which the lea
ders OF that party i'll the provinces of AIva
(the Regency succeed in obtaining men
and money.
| LISBON, March l7.-By accounts re-
ceived yesterday, dated the 18th inst. from
villa Pouca de Aguar, it appears that the
Fdctlous, concentrating all their forces, at
tackled on the morning Of that day, the
Light Division that occupied The position
OF Vcntuzello and Redeel, aud was com
manded by Brig. Pamplona. The conflict
was severe, and considerable loss on both
sides was the result but the particulars
were not known.
The light division appears, by the same
accounts, to have been composed of the
9TH, 9Th, 10th, and 18th Bats. of Chas-
seurs, and the 2lst Regt. of the Line
Gen. Rego WAS advancing with his forces
in that direction. no.
Extract Of q letter from, a gentleman attach
ed 10 General Deafbora'S Legation TO has
Friend IN his city dated Lisbon, 2OM
.Mnrch 1923.
There exists in this country an instr
rectlon of which you will probably have
IN. -. "A L. Il