The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-24
LATEST FROM ENGLAND,

| CHARLESTON, Feb. l3-By the tor
tunate and fast sailing ship LalIa Kookh,
I Captain Stewart, in 80 days from Liver
pool, we have our regular files of London
papers to the evening of the Sd january,
and Liverpool papers To The 9th Of the
same month together with Irish and
Scotch papers to the last of December.
Recruiting, to Iiil up the different regi
ments Of the army, is going on with much
activity in England, and detachmcnts are
lnarchi = in various directions from oae
pat of the Unitcd Kingdom TO the other.
The Courier contradlcts report that new
regiments were to be- raised Immediately
Such an event, says that paper, will not
take place unlh after the meeting of Par
limcnt
The same paper considers the situation
of Europe notwithstanding the apparent
peace, L. be far from satisfactory,
The Ministerial Journals oppear TO view
he naval preparations al Cadz, against
South America, niih jealous Eye.
1t furnishes striking proof OF the, rapid
intercourse between this country and
Europe--the fact, that Mr. Wchsters re-
solution. in fav"r of the Greeks, was re-
ceived in England in fifteen days from
New York, and we in this country are sP.
priced of this by IA short arrival from
| Europe-before the question has been dis
posed Of even ia the House where It ori
! gnated.
/ Tim Presidents Message is highly com.
/ mcnded in the London Time.
London Jan. 3.-We have received this
morning Y. York papers to the 17th nv
The proceedings of Congress are brought
down Ia the 9th inst. There had Been
no business before either the Senate or the
/ Hp1se of REPRESENTATIVES Of any general
| interest. EXCEPT Il motion made by Mr.
Webster, Of Massachusetts, in the sitting
of the latter Assembly, az the 9th uli.
/ The motion was, =" that provision ought to
be made, by law, for d. fraying the ex-
pcnse incident to the appointment OF an
agent or Commission, To Greece. when
ever the President shall deem it expedient
to make such appointment"
| We dare saw Mr. Webster was quite
! sinrrre in the wish he expressed, mat the
/ United States Government should not
commit iseIf in any European contest but
we know of M way 50 likely to lead To thai,
which is deprecated, a7 a 1ronen"ss 10
mcddle and interfere with European qies
lions. II is very trtit that the ~. States
] have divers interests in the NediierrtaD,
but there are other powers TOO VINO
lave divers, and more immediate, and
, More important interests there ana VINO
NAV reasonably b. expected to look WIN
! a jralouseye upon the creating OF CONNECT
ing Interests. Our radical politicians are
very fond If rcproachns the old Monhr-
chical governments of Europe, WIN "nDi
ton and dliicinus intcrference-brt mem
look at tic young Republican Government
across the Atlantic, and note ITS policy
1'h. whole New World is too limited for
ito movements already. 10 Europe, J
Is. here YOU shall colonlze no more
here YOU shall interfere not-while, III the
same breath almost, it betrays dIsiio-itI"'
10 proclainn its own rights oi being h'ate
aud recognized upon matter oil phrei,
Euronran interest. We know NOT VIVA
nav be tie fate OF Nr, WGhs'ei's motl"'
bn,. in our opinion, II would be VISION u
reject it. The adoption would only OK
. cite the suspicion that iaf"iiefenre 81 7'''
kind or other was .neaut ~ lua"W'
! Agents or Commissioners be sent u
Gr,'ecr, il may bc supposed thelr ,iq"'
ries will not lead, ike the potlS 'oh'
passages Ia nothing. Commissioner
, We remember we've sent to BnraoS Ayrcs
Cdl,lnlhia. aud we believe, Chll ano IN
3. recognition of their independence h, ii,
. United States foiinwrd. We 40 .rot 81
that an exactly similar, cour'e IS to be eN
:. prcted with regard to Greece, but we d
i 'hink, IA Il matter of propicty aud goo
. TASTE. merely, inat it will bs As wei
while the Cutcd Stairs Go, crnment PR
:, hibits European interference with Mort
f and South America, if II abstain from
: shallow of Interference with regard
:. Greece.
:, IruGp,nE, the Ex Emperor OF MexIc
: ,rr;vrd in london on Thursday, ha,ir
:. come over land from Leghorn. He IS a
!, companjcd by the Spanish 'ons'', :, "
!, rentr, who resided al Lr5hoth u''of' u
!. Gonstiutioniists, but who Is no"