The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02

,opr. Oct. si.-We have mol
hh@a.iy Il OF the ship Martha ffom la
i ~ the - the official account of th'
'f', III. .s,b. French Monarch bat we u,
d"dt ,,nuo the e,rnt rs less CERTAIN fO
nj u" nf such evidence. The last Ia
TN -. account represents his najrst,
lrsrif nh, merits. All business Ma
il an led at Havre, aud The letters an,
s''t tsg.s from thai Place were sealed
p,.I i'll wax. The formal anhunelatim
VII. WIZ, In fat may be- Delayed irum pruden
OF ~" ,o,i,es, or il may require Certain so
tia' of aitsstation that could not ha
ti',d at the dates of the last inteIli
oo'' One thing is very plain, that il
g'"h nd been any hopes of his ma esiy's
',.r,. or even of pf"iongatIon Of his
ftc" thty would have been expressed
d''1" ,airiai bulletins of the day. These
J" W h.,o draunu up with view tn exclude
nav ID I'm. of This kind, and To prepare the
~ ga. Of Freuehmen for the last approach
Md Inevitable catastrophe.
vi IN intelligence far more Interesting
A. = IN. III. or death of King also reach
We" "a BIZ ibis arrival from liavre the s,s
"a,,e warfare carried on in France IL
';n., the press. The articles presented
n,hlieaton are submitted 10 the iasprc
-. of Government censors prev MS 10
"a,,b,,atipn, and by them HEY are approx
p rI ar rejected. This board of censors are
.n;,s mon the press, and without tn ir
.fncron these publications become cIinii-
~ What would he said in America, il
%,rioe fiji. Presidential discussion, our owo
~n,,rnneut should appoint spies 10 super
intend The presto REJECT every eoinmu'
uicatinp not agreeable 10 them. They
n,igb- inst as well attempt to stop The ca
tract of Niagara With the plume of an os
trieh
The affairs of Greece seem yerging To
,G il, The pacha of Egypt is now Ia he
the right arm of the Ottoman empire. lie
,Il, for the seduction Of the llorea with
m army estimated at sixteen thousand
men. This Pa:ila has oa eeserdI oeca sIuas
ou,rrelled with The Strand Srign II, who
views him at the present moment with an
eve of jealousy aud dislIust. lie is a man
.f large and extensive mind, abundant in
resources, aud he has devoted much of his
lime and attention t. the internal improve
n,rnt Of Egypt, of which we see ample evil
deuce in the cotton shipped to English
markets. He is "A veteran in intrigue nor
void it be much out of the range of pro-
liability, that he should turn his formidable
amy, even if he reduced the Greeks to o
bcderce, against the Ottoman power
We have had n rnmur already, that it was
Ia establish an f.gypfian CO.
buy in the Morea The flames @t domes.
lie discomfort wr learn, are bursting out in
the residence Of the Grand
ociguor.
Bul the-e formidable preparations, mag
,ifed by the lips of run"r, appear to tx
lite no appr,hensons smongst the Greeks
All on their part displays
courage and consistency. 4 mutiny has al
eady taken place amongst the Ottoman
transports destined for the reduction Of
irerce, aud their chief VAS compelled I"
~ for salty from his OVID troops. The
Turkish Heet had sailed from the port Of
'Tityiene in two divisions. one consisting
# sixte one aud the other oftneuty eight
u,ned vessels. Thr Grceian lrct of fifty
,ail has Ik..uis hctn discovered giving
chase 10 their en. ol,s, add perhaps endra-
WIRING Ia bring thu M tn battle before the
two divisions unite. THIS was seen by the
Austrian CON nander-the rest is babbling
ruAour, doubt and uncertainty.