The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

+ Gen. ST. Martin had arrived in England !;
u appears that moi having been able 10
uhtin Passports Ia go iram Ha,rc To Calais.
he cnbfkrd at southampton.
meeting of the Delegates of the Brit.
ish and Foreign Bible, Society tunk place
IN London on the oh. nj Which lGOO per
sons were present Among these present
was the Rev. DIR. Morrission. the FIST RE-
preventative from China. liz observed
That the difficulties in that immense enun.
Try We're great, but mol nsurmunntahlc.-
The hearts ogthe CHINESE, said he, are rot
harder than ours. IL the Bible affect The
heart and convert To the truth a British
Nohlfman, il equally affect The hearts
oi tile Chinese. - llrar, hear, aud Ulcers
lie exhibited copy of the scriptures IN
Tire Chinese language, The completion
| oil which, he said, had occupied him II
years.
The Times Of the 9th says" A curions
Grim. Con. action " Il be tried ia the next
term. The plaintiff is IA person hose civic
worth entities him by rotation 10 tie high
est city honours. The temndant a &C.
LIBERATED public character whose PROBES
s1oHat reputation has extended even In
the other side of the Atlantic, aud
where, report states, his intention is again
To exercise his talents, when the pending
action is determined"
MIR. Dowton, we understand, is about 10
visit the United States. Ii is reported that
Mr.. Price the American manager, offered
Mr.. Brdham ten thousand pounds, secured
on the Bank Dillingham;, for twelve mouths
engagement. A Liverpool paper says
We can state, from good authority that
Nr. kean has offered 10 guarantee Mrs.
VI Glhhon, 81 0DD, clear of all expenses,
provided She and her husband will accom-
pany him In America. Mr.. Webb, the
lrlsh Comedian, is also said to have recei,-
ed an invitation for .1merica.
! A bankruptcy OF very extraordinary
nature has thrown the town of Eng,nen
into CONSERVATION. The bankrupt, with
his wife aud children, has embarked NJ
Hayre, on board packet boat, for New
York.
SPAtN.-Advices from Spain are down
10 the S0th of April inclusive. The
Madrid papers aud letters furnish the ac-
cnstomed anticpatlons and changes of
Ministers and variations of disorders.
The announcement of any approach Ia
stability in the government, III tranquility
IN the country, are the only noUetiies that
cauLd be received from Spain. A private
letter from Madrid, dated April %, says ::
-" scarcely dare IN relate In you the
many reports that are NJ present IN clrcu-
lalon respecting the station Of our pro
Nlnces If they are true, they would sulii
ciently Justify the entrance Of new French
tro ps. 1t is said, for Instance, that the
volunteers at Catlayud had Invoked the
name Of Charles the 9th, whist 800 roya-
Isis, under the name of the "teagued u
the DuCr0," were Gycrrunning CASTLE that
NJ Radajus, the royal volunteers had
Violent ski misi rs with the French troop
and at Al azar d" ST. Juan with the req
II ent of The King whilst, in The enyirons
of Oeana and AT Nalencra, they ran about
the streets, insulting those who were il
. favor of the constitution, and even went 81
far as To fire into the windows. In the
last place, they brhcadtd some person, in
order, rs they said, to show them the
great day Of the determination of the Ii
berals On the other hand, some Suerillas
have shown themselves on the side ofthc
RoaGa and the French troops, obliged
| to quit both parties, have beer forced, we
are told to make iaiiguing marches and
countermarchcs likeNsr thai they have
evacuated Cafihegena. Such are the re-
Dtlls III dStihlbIl dIth lIlbhSll u 10 DlObd
bic they are much exaggerated, yet there
is no doubt that this country is in a very
aillcliog'' situation"
II is said thata great lamentatlon exist
ed among the Jauissaries ut Constantine
pie. The troops encamped At By uhdrn 10
proceed against Greece had been ordered
To suspend their march, and hold them
selves in readiness to aid in restoring tran
qnitly in the capital Of Turkey. ia cor
roboralion Of this, we fnd in the St
James Chronicle of the ! th, a letter from
Pera of which the following is an extract
=" The Ottoman Government had re-
solved to employ the Janissarirs in the in
tended expedition against Greece, but 40
SION rs they were informed of il they man
Tested then discomfort so loudly, that II
was necessary to give mp the PROJECT Ano-
Their means was then tried secret iBslruc
lions were SEM To he Aga in consequence
of which he declared 10 the Jauissaries
ihat great rewards would be given 70 those
who would make the campaign against
the Greeks as volunteers. This appeal
had no satisfactory result, only 90 o, 30 in
dlyiduals having stepped forward in the
hope OF gettinS a great SUN OF money
But the most important article of news
from the Fast, Will be found among the
extracts below, respecting the connasra
fiqn Of the military stores collected al
, Grand Cairo by the Pacba Of Egypt. One
the latest letters from Constantlhoplr,
mentions iha; the Pacha of Egypt had il
bandoned the idea Of proceeding for the
: Morea, hut that his son WAS Ia proceed
thither with large force. But whichever
may have been the designs of the paeha
if the Article from the Mnrnlng Chronicle
be true, the project Of going against the
Morea must be abandoned,
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM rERu.
BAsTiuoRE, june tO.--The schooner
ENprcss. Cani Cha Ntor, aLIiyed here VS.