The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-13

III. ''1'hr. Tue ofeeks have ad.a,..
az along tins coast, aud all tl,r ,;t;.s -
nave declared for independence , .n'fe
oenerai Diamarsky is encan,n.d "nhe
I'arissa, near st. Catherine, and has ', al
muuicatien with Salonica. com
Letters from Crajowa announc. H..
taFe of Larissa. WV cap.
PARIS, March 25.-It is belia,.a a.
lnai,iesto will be published, from the " -. a
10 The 9th OF April, which will eon,s;,, =. AZ
Dseiafation OF War of France Az; ''e
Spain. "ea'list
by rough estimate it appears tb.,.
money paid la the general and MT. '''e
iiceis, aud those of the army of the D.. VI
hees, amounts 10 more than tbr.4 IN ''-
" francs. ihIs does not include ,ha
dennIty allowed TO the leader. az =. u"
fal,h, who probably will not figure !, ~, .Ie
Budget. o"'s III The
IL is stated that a large number of:-,
rior officers IN The National Guard mt
to resign. '''eha
IL Is said that orders have been iss,.a
Bayonne not to permit the passaee or s.' "
eeoriers connected with colnmerc, any
The Minister of France is said - l.
Intended to negotiate the loan of We
francs, and that considerable ef}or,, n. %
been made for this purpose bur III.
tempt has not availed against Tho - ~
opinion, which shrinks from the d p"onc
quences ola war. '''-
The price Of gunpowder has been fvo,
by an ordinance ofthe king. Foreign nov
der is at 9 franks IS confines.
The Duke of Angouleme is to be attend
ed by non descript officer, called mil
tary Magistrate. '''''
Commerce is very dulh certain ma
nuiactory which two months ago, emblnV.
ed 200 workmen, has dismissed $50 "a
yet the war has not yet begun.
An ordinance of the King signed by ,b,.
munster OF the interior, was published YES
terday in all the streets of Paris, striJir-
out the name of Sergeant Merciel from tb,,
rolls of the national guard.
In the Chamber of Deputies on the aqd
nothing of Importance was done. Tbs
budget was discussed, but the left side was
almost entirely empty.
| C0NsTANTIEoPLE.-D 10 the qG,h
OF February gives some new light upon tie
negotiation between Lord Strangford and
the Porte
1t seems that minister declared to the
REFS Eiiendi III his first conference, thar
the emperor Alexander desired the main.
tenance of peace, aud that the other allies
had the same views, ON the condition how
ever that the Sublime Porte should here
after distinguish between the innocent and
the guilty.
The navigation Of the canal is soon 10
be made free and the commercial rela-
tons between the Porte and Russia al .
to be restored. The emperor Alexander
vas about to send a diplomatic agent to
Constantlnople, and he expected similar
measure from the Porte as we'll as the 10
Installation Of the hospodars, and the res
toration Of the ancient order Of things.
1t is supposed that by acquiescing t.
those demands, the Porte will be leG
at liberty to act as she will towards tn,
Greeks.
1t is said that the noble lord has exerted
himself to the utmost to engage the Rel,
Eflendi 10 give to Russia all the satisfaction
her pretensions in an important degree
with regard to Sardinia, the European mi
mister residing in Constantinople entertain
hopes of a favorable result to those negot-
atoms, and wait with impatence the re-
ply of the Port.
SwEpEN.--The king has lately abol-
ished the punishment of death for high
treason.
VIENNA, March l2.-The news of the
maintenance of an absolute neutrality onfke
part Of .4ustria has raised the public fuads
ia our Exchange.
SPAls.-They are terrifying SEQ Dur
gel and provisions are arriving for the sup
ply of Manresa, Ceryera, the Castle of
Coidova and other places in Catalonia.
Extract Of q letter from a highly respectable
citizen Of the United States, to gentle =
man IN ftis city, dated
PANS, March 10, 1923.
"A few days more will determine peace
or war, fear the last will be resorted TO-
The commander in chief has departed
from here-the general opinion now is war,
not ac1sh-GOd only knows the eonse-
quenccs.. ! hope our merchants will be-
very cautious in their speculation and ship
Inents, or they will risk ruin. Ii is impos-
slble 10 calculate where the war whispered,
and its Gnal eject thi oughout this Cont
nents TPhH. Gdz,
i5. 600
WAR DECLARED
BALTIMORE, May 5.--The ship Rosseau
captain Jefferson, 3s days from Hamburg,
via Cowes, was below Philadelphia yester-,
IL I al xoyI