The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-10
From he .Ntle Yors .Nilionai .idVoedte .iH

THREE DAYS bAT'ER FROM ENGLAND.
The packet skip .Aimrod Captain Fow-
Ter. arrived ycstsrday in 81 days from
1 ,on,lop.--Wc are Indebted 10 our old ia
vorite, Mr.. Barnes, for London papers oi
the Goth July.
Mr.. Canning gave grand dinner in Lon.
don on the 18Th TO the foreign Ambassa
dofs.
4'igtecn French vessels, of various rates,
were ordered To be fitted out ier service ~
tie Mediterranean.
Tie Drapeau Blanc, French paper says
it WIS reported in the saloons, that dc /"
laril, Ambassador at Madrid, is appointed
Minister Of Foreign Bffairs, and that NJ. de
Chateaubriand is destined to All important
embassy.
A partial change of the Spanish ministry
had taken place. Count d'Oialia Is dis
missed, and NJ. 4.amendez appointed TO
succeed him. 1t was said that the Minis
tiers of the War and Marine Departments
" ould resign.
The Hampshire Telegraph contradicts
Hihe statement published in SOME of the
London papers that several ships of war
we're about to sail direct for Lisbon with
dctachmcnts of the royal marine 'ctfii's
aud artillery, and says the DULY ship under
orders for Lisbon'is the Ocean, 30, Capt
Hayward the total number of hlen To be
employed on that station amounts To "a Ut
fccrs and $50 non commissioned officers
and pri,ates.
Letters from Frankfort, state that
Prince MrtteTnioh, has Invited the Ha
nOyerlan and British ambassador 10 meet
the other foreign ministers, at JOhannrs
berg.
Sir Gregor M'Gregor, is in Paris, and
has obtained from the hing of Spain, Il
confirmation of his title To the poyais terri
tory.
LoNDoN, Jdly s0.-Tlfis has been n
most triumphant morning To the epeInirs
of Spanish American lndendcnce, ard they
have gloiied in THEN success, for they
now publicly declare, that the = mitliwIs
of people who have been fighting so
long for Independence, must again sab
nit TO the Spanish YOKE. pecufliary aid
MAS all tina, 1.-The friends Of liberty rcquir
ed in the New World, and this being af
forded, by way of loans, the. only vulne-a
Die point was to'inlure and dnI,rcss the
stock. Accordingly the party formed for
this express purpose, having united Nil the
ccd the C0iu,nhj,in Script To 81 discount :;
but Tins fnbrninS bhc person came Tito the
market and sold an immense 'qnartty,
which caused farther red ittidn to dis
another threw $4,000 Mexican upon the
market, which depressed those Bonds from,
52t, the opening price, tn 81. This is c,i
IDENTITY the effect Of the effort Of the Bears,
for tile ifOllicial Information received from.
Colombia, Mexico, and ButnDs Ayres, IL
OF the most satisfactory nature. Tran
guilty pfevallsin those places, and the III
most confidence is placed in the arrang,
nents made by the different local author
lies and culs'uandrl ]. IF the f6fces. Buc
nos Ayrrs Scrip Is at "a dis. Spanish
Bonds 2,i.
Frankfort papers arrivcdthis morning to
the 18th lust. They give tile subloinrd
ad,iccs form the Island of syria, as tx
tracts from the Austrian Observer, Of the
9TH inst.
SYRIA, May I've have various &C
counts 4.oh the islands of the Archipelago.
A letter from lily dla s;lys, "The poor isl
and,5f Caudia is ruined" Tefft,ari has re
turned 10 the government to solicit, il is
said, assistance for that unfortunate coun
try. Above $4,000 persons hare'emigr;ited
or rather fled, from the rage OF III. Turks,
VITO coin,nit 'ltorrl,le cruelties. There
are two PARTIES ut Sdmos ST. lianrd "a I.
gainst ench dtilcr, that they came 10 blows
On Easter Sunday, whcn above 200 per
sons were killed. Above i,5e0 of the
ptaceahle have nrd to lpsa,ia
May IA letter from Canea, lin Can
dial of Goth of April, says, The whole
province of .3hdcerana has Submitted"
The Greeks soin aud out ofCanra with
ont fear. Strict orders have dDccn gwen
by Huase'n Bry, commanding the Egyp
tian trool,s, that no insult shah Inc offered
to the Erepks who have submitted, under
the sceercst penalties.
Pre- Sphachiots are disposed 20 srbmit.
but ON condition that they viii not recog
nlse any Pacha of tie PoTte, bet only one
sent by the Viceroy ofEsypt, whose huma
nifty Is known to them They have sent
several Of their chiefs to Hussein Bay ~
ireat on this subject hut the result is not
yet known.
18th. We have received news of the M
rival OF the Turhish squadron of Negro
poat. Three E,5ariot vessels that were
hloekading the island, were taken by sur
PRISE the crews escaped on shore after
setting fire TO th,ir ships.
ieth. A letter from Scopala says, thu,
The Turkish feet of 10 sail WAS of that
islands the Inhabitants were resolved to
defend themselves il they should 10 attack
ed The feet it seemed passed Mount
Athes in the night, without beihg observed
by the Greeks.
Tire Calcutta papers contain accounts
from the SyIhct Frontier, 10 The seth VT
February, by which it appears that our
our loss in the attack by the Burmese on
the stuckAdc was severe.
The expedition preparing at Madras
Was, II was supposed, destined, In the first
I" obtain posscs,lon Of Ransoon,
Where the troops would be put in canton
m"n'. until the close Of .,lc rainy season.
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