The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21

'loh when mas already appearedin This mo-
per, he says that Decoudray reuue.,sd pa
to sign 1t as mere matter of form, =. ,'u
he regarded II as private paper. and a va.
a governmental document--at ,bo nv "ot
time promising to sink it in ca.a 9 ~
should be overlauled by Spanish my
ger. He complied, but Decondrav d..
sarded his promise, and thus the affair as
| pioded. tx
North Hest Coost.-In December g,u-
the Boston Centinel, Russian frig.to sSy,
store ship touched in England On ,b 10y
way to the North West Coast Of An,a mel
Tor the reported purpose of executing ,bb
famous Ukase of the Emperor Aleyanda,
respecting the Russian boundaries and ~
strlction of trade in that region. IA tho
United States have some interest in h.
| quarter, 1t IS not improbable that an Ames
rlcan iflgate will find employment in watch.
ing the conduct and movements If H..
Imperial vessels, "'
An attempt has been made in the Leri..
latnre of Louisiana, to remove the seat oe
Government from New Orleans Ia ne
naldsville, but failed. One member. to RI.
d'cule removals, proposed that the Lecis.
latnre should sit on board Steam Boat ia
be kept in motion within the limits of TIM
State during the session.
by LAKE report of the Methodist cnis.
'copal Church, it appears, that the totaI
number of Methodists, in Great Rr;ta;n
aud Der dependencies is a5s, $40, and the
number of travelling preachers there, go,
In the U. States west of the Allegbanv.
there are more than one hundred and FIVE
thousand members, about four hundred fra.
fehInS, and nearly one thousand local
preachers.
Providence paper expresses the uni.
yersal hope, that the Sea GuH will disco.
yer the Pirates alar of, the Fer et and Uea-
-ie drive them out of their retreats the
Decoy cheat them with hope of plumber:
the Greyhound, Terrier and Beagle, pur-
sue them into the tolls of the For: the
.HuSquito, Sand Fly, Nudge, Gnat and Cal-
hnPper, sting them to desperation, and the
JdchcH and Udd Cat tear them in pie
eesi"
II appears by the Philadelphia Demo-
cratic Press, that a committee of the New
Hope Delaware Bridge Company has pub.
ilshed report GA the subject of that inst.
tuition, the doors of which were closed
few weeks since. From this we gather.
that the cause Of this measure was coca
stoned by debt due from VIM Mars,
President of the Company, amounting to
one hundred and tveiUe thousand and Sc
penty-1fne dollars, being more than thee
times the amount of its actual capital. OF
this sum 1T appears ne had oNer-drawn
toHyJo,r M0HSand nine hundred and
tmtnty-seven dollars. The Managers the
Company "were kept in utter ignOranos"
ofthese debts and drafts!
---eNe-"
German .4ristocrdcg.--A letter from m
English resident at Vienna gives ud-
crous account of the CONSERVATION of tho
Austrian Uilras at the elevation OF Mr..
Canning to the British Misty. A mani
iesto of Jacobinism or the execution of tho
King could not have conveyed to them
more decided proofs Of the rotten condi-
ton of English politics than the promotion
OF an untltled statesman to the head OF
an administration. Had it been NJ. De
Canning or Herr Jon Canning, Europe
Would be safe bat in the hands of a ple-
beian,W ithouta proposition to distinguishes
name from the crowd, the well being Ollie
g'timacy-the Holy Alliance itselI--was
put IN jeopardy and the success OF the
Greeks, the progress of revolution In Span
and the pacific termination of the 8ongreas
OF Verona, all followed as necessary conse'
quences to this unheard of violation Of tho
rights of titles
letter from Valparaiso, Of Oct. g9tn,
received at New York by the way OF New
Bedford, states that the Franklin "a, Com
modore Stewart, was daily expected 'hers
from Callao. Lord Cochrane was IN Inc
port with five ships a brig and scnf',
quite at leisure. He had hoisted his hao
on board the O'Higgins. Gen. San Martin
was at st. lago. Reports were aioal w
favorable to his character. 4
Zoo
A citizen Of Monroe County, Georgia.
named Littlebury Champion, was shot o..
the Cd February, on the west side ol f''"'
river by an Indian, lad of about 10 yea''
of age. He was pursued, and, after al
examination by the chiefs of the Muscosa
nation, to which he belonged, was cor,
demned to De shot, and was accordingly
executed.
The Emperor of Morocco, Muley sol.
man, died in the city of Morocco on on i his
23th of Nov. Previous to his DEAN IL,
Majesty made will, appointing MS nr
phew and son-in law, Muley Abderhalh' ~
his successor. He has been proclaneu -
such in the cities Of Morocco, Fee, Mequ''
nez, and Tetuan.
The great GENERAL WOLFE, though
young officer, was at the siege of 4ueoe:;,