The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-17

satisfactory issue. England Is opposed Ia
The views af the Emperor Alexander, WIN
requires Gteeee In be placed under lie pro-
ieeiion ei the European Powers, as well
as Nallacha aud Noida,la England, on
the contrary, WISHES Greece To rnjus the
same Independence as the Ianian Islands.
Eur the rest, says the Hamburg Gnz,itic,
we are assured thu however benevolent
may he the views nfihe medmtng Powers,
neither tie assent Of line PUttc, mar -
ven that OF the tiruehs, viii ever be ohtaln
ed.
letter from Odessa of tnly 81, in IL
ference tn the evacuation NJ Mulda, IL states
that thu part III il whtch il situated upon
the Russian frontiers " Ill eoutlnae to be Ut.
cupied.
Private letters from Smyrna draw n
lrishtG,l appearance of the atrocities cum
United 10y the Turks against the isle III fc
ncdns. Faithful 10 their otd system, they
effected ii Decentralization in other islands,
where the Inhabitants could ollcr no ress
lance, aud gave Themselves up In every
possible EXCESS, Several Greek refugees
at Smyrna, who had returned IL Constan-
tlnnple after the re- establishment of ami
cable relations with Russia, were arrested
an tho 23th June, aud thrown iuto The
debtors prison.
In consequence of declaration by the
Greek Senate, a0thorislng Greek Captains
10 treat as enemies, aud capture all vessels
carrying pro, ISons Ia the Turks, several
Christian ships which Ind agreed Ia take
IN cargoos for the Pacha of Egynt, have
refused Ia faiiil their contracts, Tho
same refusal has been made al Constantine
nople, but II Is believed that they viii be
compelled to execute their engagements
The Captain pdCha threatens the l,lY Of
lpsaria with an attack, The Inhabitants
are prepared TO offer resistance, aud even
the wo1icn have taken arms, hal the means
~ attack possessed by the Pacha are terri
bic. The submission of Colocotfuni Ia The
Greek government is no longer doubtful.
lie surrendered the gates Of Napoli Iii Ro
man, rs II pledge of ms good faith aud las
friend OdJ sseus obtained pruinise that his
life should be spared.
Extract ola private letter nf the Goth Of
Juue, hUm Constantinople -" Persons
wh" have hern at lpsara, relate that the
defence prrpfrlng there reminds them OF
the times of The anolents. The men have
taken arms without exception the aged
priests, the women aud children ARE shut
up in the castle under the guard OF an Al.
banesc battalion, " ha Ii charged Ia put
them tu death If the Turks should obtain
the victory. On the l7lh the women re-
ceiked the communion in public, aud after
wards entered with every sign nf cont
deuce into the castle OF death. ii zee the
massacrc of Ssiu, they have never ceased
IL take mast active part in the insurrre-
tion.-- When the Captain pacha posed
b. foe the Island last year with his fleet
thry assembled by thousands upon the
shore, and invited him IL land. They are
determined 10 die rather than live in slave.
ry. Some letters mrutinn disembnlka.
ton of Egyptian tronps upon the Isle Of
casso and We bear from Santouin that -
brisk ming was heard on that place on the
10Th inst. Up 10 the I9th instant the cx-
cea-"s committed AT Smyrna by the Asl
attic troops had cost the lives ol SIX per
SONS"
The information from Eendons hut onc
day iater than former ad,ices; but there
IS not Il syllable of news Of any importance.
The ministers were decing from The heat Of
the t""n, and the fatigurs of business, in
IN the country. The Spanish Ambassador
WAS To leave London immediately, to AZ i.
surnc the post ef Prime Minister, Ia which
he had been appointed. The Cabinet has
been d,iihrratns upon the proposition Ia
discontinue their allowances 10 lhe Spanish
exilrs, bat have determined To continue
them.
The Irish Insurrcciion Act - 10 be with
drawn from the liberties Of Limerick, *
ccpt the portion in the south where the
late burnnbs occurred.