The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-03
From The .Ntt0 York Erening Posi-, III,
gust !.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

ne packet snip Topaz arrived III Dos
ton from Liverpool, brings London papers
of the i! 9th and liverpool Of the 9Th Jnly
The Topaz sailed an the 9th July, in CO.
with the Robert Fulton for this port, aud
on the 9th inst. fell in with the TalIy-ho,
of Charleston, for Virginia, which left LII
,crpool ten days after her departure, the
captain of which furnished the Topaz with
The Latest papers. Though nineteen days
later lhau Ne formerly received, their con
tents are extremely barren 81 Important e.
vents. The following summary of thsir
coatents we haze prepared from the Bos
ten papers, and from slips Of our different
correspond.
The London papers, notice the atten.
dance oi the American ambassador at the
Foreign Office, to transact business with
Nr, Canning. Our counirymcH in Paris,
celebrated The anniversary OF uur national
Indcpt ndcnce on the 9th July. Gen La Fay
ctte and llr. Brown, our Minister, honor
ID the company with their presence. Mr..
irving cx-ninister to SPAN, chairman,
proposed the health Of La Fayrttc, which
he introduced with few appropriate re-
marks, 10 which la fayettc rcp,ed as fol
lows: When | had last the honor of
dining with you-in public, expressed my
anxious desire To visit the beloved soil of
The u. States the new manifestations of
American goud will Which ] have since
then recen ed, have Induced me To hasten
To ENJOY the happy voyage thlthrr. 1t is
with the most lendcr gratitude that ! thank
you for your congratulations aud your
good wishes, under the prospect which ]
have IN finding mystlfin few days on my
way 10 America, under the old llag of our
Revolution. liberty and Independence
'Irn. La Fayettc gave the following toast
" 70 the holy alliance of all the friends of
liberty and equality, and may the enemies
of the caust.nf Independence never succeed
IN their intriSucs to dis tdc where they can
not conquer"
TIL" Liverpool papers Of the 9th July
state, that the Marquis had decided Oh
sail z lromITaYrc an the 10th ofiIIia month
Ia visit the United States. We observe il
mentioned IN the Buston Patriot ofThurs
day last, that Il letter had been received the
day previous by gentleman Of that city,
from a friend in, 'noa, in which it is STA
ted that the Countess de NoaIIes had late
y died, and that the Count with most OF
his numerous family had in consequence
gone I" Paris--Ths Count and Countess
were the father aud mother of LA Fayette,
and the visit of the Count To- Paris may nc
count Tor LA Fa5 cites postponement of
bis departure longer than was anticipatrd.
Count de Noaies is very odd, aud the let
ter states, that his descendants, Ia the mum
Der of sixty, are pow all Ia Paris. 1t is
hardly to bc expected, that La Faycttc
should at oacc tear himself from 50 interes
ting family meeting.
GREECE.-.A report previously prevail
ing M London ofthr defeat ufthe Turks, had
been confirmed, & also the account of the
rising of the Nahabitrs IN Egypt Flesh
supplies Of money had reached Malta from
, England fer the patiiuts, who intended to
purchase large English slips aud convert
them intosessels of war. Extracts relative
10 the SITUATION Of Greece are given below.
| From their present aspect, it may rcasona
bly, be expected that the issue ofthe fourth
campaign will be as favorable TO the cause
of liberty as the three preceding.
fRANCE.- TWAS reported that the king
oi France had been very ill., No fur
/ Their change had taken place in the mi
nlstry, aud ChaicaubI iaad continued to
vent his spleen, through the Journal DIES
Drbat9, against the authors of his disgrace.
IN the Chambcf of Deputies the annual
! o"uSct had met h'ile opposition. Those
members who spoke were hostile To every
thing like liberal principles. The French
Court had gone into mourning on account
oil the death of the Grand Dixie of Tusca
ny. VI. DoIoret, who committed the fraud
on the Rothschlds, had been taken, aud all
the bills recovered. The culprit is highly
)nncctrd, having II cousin Dutchess AMI!
the wife OF French Marshal The BIN
kers on account of Doloret's family, had in
terceded with the police for his enlarge
meat. The King of Wurtemburs was on a
tour in France.
GREAT BRlTAIN.-Thc qnarter's nc
counts OF the revenue made up 10 5th JULY.
showed decrease of fl28, 977 On account
OF the repayment of the elk duties, but am
Increase of E1,086,28l il the revenue of
the year, the ne, produce being 5o,412.57q.
ihere was fair prospect of an abundan,
harvest thr"ne hnu' the united kinsdoms.--
1Fei4at cuatl9utd 70 be very much disturb