The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21

were ulfefteo " Aanluabl, tHe 19fefnoT
Gen,ral, 10 person. Your friend Mr.. II.
greatly Distinguished himself throughout
lliis obstinate struggle, having Established
several batteries, which did immense injury
10 the enemy.
"The continuance OF the plague, aud is
rasasts on board the ships, has fDrced thu
Hgy ptian fleet again to quit the waters oil
Gambia. II Is generally supposed 10 have
steeted ~ the direction of Alexandria, of
which port, trust, part of our fleet that
lately sailed from isara, will have arrived
ere This
| LoNpos, September 3. Ciy-EUe-
ning.-Lelters have been received from
Trieste, Of the nth, current, stating that,
BY Information from Cousian.inople to The
slst of July, il appeared that the Janissa-
rics continued 10 rxpresstbelrd dissatisfaction
al certain acis of the government, by firing
fibe Ottoman capital for, ga the 9th Of
July, that city was again sat on Ere, and
attempts were made Ia destroy IT, up 10
the dates Of these adsices. The faithful
were fully persuaded, that the want of
christian blood bad been the chief canse of
tine many msfortunrs that bad befallen the
Sublime Empire, and the strict discipline
maintained by the .Ianissary AGA, couse-
quenily was likely 10 involve this legitimate
government ltsef in destruction. Surely the
three gentlemen fVerona should again hold
conclave, if they be possessed of fellow
feeling, and adopt some measures To pre-
vent these revolutions in the despotic and
absolute government of their legitimate
h.Dther for certainly MS law or constitution
exists in Turkey, which has not been gwen
o. and which may not be taken away,
from the inhabitants, by the Emperor him
SELF ut his free will and pleasure and eve
ny attempt, therefore, either Oh the part OF
the people TO emancipute themselves from
a government constituted SD much in con-
formity with the Continental Rlonarchical
principles, or of the soldiers, IL change tins
divine villed state of affairs, should be ress-
ted by fhc conseryators Of ignorance and
lanaicism in Europe.
From Greece, the Trieste letters bring
ve,y favorable news. The Senate had
suspended lis labors in settling the internal
regulations of the confederacy, aud haG
proceeded to join the army in defence of
their freedom and their country. The ac-
counts from Leghorn, published in the
Chronicle on Monday last, respecting the
victory gained by the christians in this
interesting country, over their barharous
oppressors, receives additional probability
from theinlormation received from Trieste f;
for there it was asserted and believed, that
Odysseus and Nicator had gained a great
victory, in the ever celebrated Straits of
and mad totally destroyed the
army of the invaders in that district. The
particulars Of these great events were anx-
iously expected to arrive when the letters
were despatched from Leghorn aud Tri-
este. Morn ChTon.
LorpoN, Sept. 1.-The following WAS
si' en- III second edition of our paper yes
day:
Poris, Monday eUening despatch
rs which the government received ycster-
day evening, land which have moi been pub
lished to-day announces that the-Flrnch
having attacked the Troeadero, We're re-
pulsed with great loss. ltappcars that the
constitutonalists of Cadiz would not accept
the arrangements. The propositions made
by the Duke d'Angoulemc have not been
accepted. II is said that the propositions
were the same as the Joulnal de Paris and
Constitutional of TO day have annouu-
ced.
Letters from Madrid, received yesterday,
also announce that the approach towards
that capital of more constitutional troops
have kept the Regency in the greatest a
Iarm. 1hr French Rcntes closed at off
soc. Spanish 3li
All was confusion in the London stock
exchange ON the 30lh August, owing 10 the
arrival of the official accounts from Bogota
finally ilsavowing the Colombian loan, but
recognizing the bona iidr debts OF the CO.
lombian government. No sooner was the
decree OF the Congress read on Change
than the Colombian bonds fell at once from
$50 TO 30, and kept sinking.