The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

Il
gsns most 81 In. prrsps- Of property, and
al the people sG intekgcs.ce - the eoua
trs-
The effect of ih~se events AZ Csdiz, an
the tr,ops and inkzh.tsnts ofCataienia, ar.
,-.s kia~e, thsugh Il is SAID Mssa I'll keep
the seld, aud isold evt 10 si,e last Its also
ssa,d that he had written 70 the heg-acy,
previously o, Is dissolution, that the lives
saa Ec~.ch E-ut- ard of TIA. Bisi.ops, who
are "a hrs pss.r, shall answer fnr that OF
ftiego. A Jeeg iater~st Is fs4t for thai part
,f Srzia, and for Mana, Hd&us, Rottea,
i.lssrrss, the brave csa,uss0Jers, WHO al
m..x sianc srs .st,iied Ia our praise, and
~ause fat. "ill probably excite the sym
p&th,.s of the psri,lic. Ii the example set
by the <orce IN Catalonia aud it's leaders,
lid t,Seu followed ia the rest OF Spain, we
stssuld uut oaw have to speculate on the
,i@gree al Justice and mercy 10 be expected
al Ite kaads OF f-rsl,asud. BESIDES Lar
Csseua, L.tida, liostarl,ch, and TaYrasons,
and SEED d'Uegei, are in the hands Of the
Consti,utioaalIsfs in Catalonia There are
aiso on The coasts OF the Mediterranean the
stranE foitresses of Carti'sgeus aud All
caut, and the minar one of Peoiseoia, vet
uasabdnrd and Ceu,a, the impregn;,bie
fortress opposite Gibraltar, is also garrison
ed 10y Constitutional force. On What
terms these places will surrender, remains
ts be sccn. Bot from this picture of hu-
,nsn indebtedness, where bigotry and pu-
siilanimity daii.d With cowardice and
| trVachery, seems 10 have done their worst,
we tara our eyes to
GREECE,
| where we Gpd enough to warn and ami
,nats every patriotic bosom. Having wit
| messed With melancholy disappointment,
the want of principle and energy ia the
Spanish population, it is with feelings Of
indiscribab!e satisfaction that we direct the
attention OF the reader 10 subsequent arti.
Gle detailing the overthrow Of the thied and
greatest exp'du,on of the Turks against the
Morea. The death OF the celebrated
Greek Chief Bozzaris, is an event deeply
to br d.pioed hut he fell on the bed of
glory, and his last exploit seems not 10
have parssl-l since Gideon and his little
baud, ar,n~d IN the pauo:,ly OF the Alnigh
~, rushed upoa 'iae sleeping camp Of the
regions Of Moab. In addition to the ute-
resting narrative referred 10, il is said that
thu Grasls have brought the Mosscimen
to a bl"ssdy hattie between Thebes and
Citooi, in which they lost 1000 men in Kill
led aud wouadcd, aud 1000 prisoners. In
second at Martha, near Voio, the Turks
lost 500 prisoners, although their ARMY
we're $4,000 men, anti that of the Greeks
only 7OOO. The AIusselmen, after the ac
ton, were obliged to retire towards Thes-
sally, and take refuge in Larssa. These
| splendid successes af the Greek arms, il il
supposed, will have powerful effect upon
the policy of the European abinets. One
paper states, that the cOrtes at St Peters
| burg, Vienna and London, are AT length
agreed on the principle that Christian ma
tons ought mutually To succour one ano.
Their against the Mahometans A single
word, announced To the feeble government
OF the Porte from the "Holy Alliance"
would at ooce determine the fate of
Greece. This word, it is added, will now
be pronounced it is said lord Strangford
IL to repair to Czernowitz, 10 agree on the
defnitiye declaration to be made in the
n.me Of these pewers, and on the princi-
pies on which they will negotiate with the
Turks. Accounts from COnstantinople, of
September O. say that conferences com
ncnced ON the Goth OF August, between
lord Slrangford and the REFS Efendi,
which have had the most happy result, -
The Porte has declared that the passage of
the Black Sea shall be free to all Christian
nations, without distinction and as to
the affairs OF Greece, II was decided that
they should be- discussed ut another mo-
ment which was cOnlormable to the in
structons given on this subject by the EN-
peror Alexander. Another account states.
that the Emperor Alexander, was on his
way to Czernowitz, where a meetiag was
to be held 10 settle the affairs between the
Greeks and Turks. CzernOwitz, Teher.
noWltl, is town in the Austrian Empire,
On the Pruth, 90 north west of Jassv II
IS said that the Captain Pacha with his
heet, left the Bay of Patras, on the 30,h
oi August, with contagious disorder an
hoard. Private letters assert that the Al
banlans had treacherously abandoned the
Pacha of Scutori, in the battles near ARA.
pha, and taken part with the Greeks ia.
Ring all these circumstances together, here
IL cheering prospect, that the glorious
cause of Rational Independence, will pre-
vail IN Greece, and that SHE will soon take
her station i8 the rank of nations.
MADRID, Oct. THE King our Sove.
reign has issued the following decree, da-
ted Xeres, the tth inst.
" His Majesty ordains that, on bis iour
ney 10 the cspit,l, no individual who du-
ring the existence of the system STYLED
Constitutional, has been deputy TO the
C"rtes, in the two last legislative sittings,
shall present himself or be within 5 leagues
Of the route 10 Madrid.
This prohibition is also applicable to
the ministers, councillors ofstate the mem.
beers OF the supreme tribunal of Justice, the
commandments general, political chiefs, tn.
persons employed in the several depart.
ments OF the secretaries of state, and the
| chiefs and officers of the ci.deyapt national