The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
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GREECE, TURKEY AND RUSS


On the eve ol commencing lh, fourth cam.
pai5n with renewed yignr 4 nert had
sailed from Can~taniInople for the Dartla-
JULES where n sqnarhron WAS assembling
Tor the purpose, IL was said, of landing
lo,O0S men on the coast of the Morea.-
Tw" Algerinc rcssrs which accompanied
/ the ilret from Constaninople were after.
wards fallen IN with, and captured by two
i English ships Of war. II WAS repurird
that thr Bfy of Egypt had been entrusted
by the Porte with an important commhni
/ III the contest with Greece. o. thr other
hand the patriots are stated Ia have been
ready 1" open the campaign with IN impn+
Ing force. They wer' phcing Nissnlnnghi
IN formidable state of defence had inr
tiled Samos at every accessible point,
and seemed fully appraised of all the move.
ments of their invrtrrate enemy. Lord
! Byron. who had completely recovered
| from his late indspnsition, continued 10
take an active part IN the alalrs of the
/ Greeks aud had rilten letters IL bon
don, drpiclng, in the most glowing terms,
! the fair prospects or the ciiuse nf lihrfty,
aud cautioaing his friends az inst crcditins
! thr disagrrcahlr accounts, which appear
cd in some the papers respecting tlecn
lrrpriZr in which h" MAS engaged. Mean
while the Turks were eNneing their detcs
talion of the Greeks by fresh atrocities
Accounts from Smyrna Of the 9th March,
! nrn,,on the inassacre of ~ less than oighIg
! four of tht inhabitants of the Vita Of roi
licri, and detail circumstances connected
| with these murders, which show that the
! hatred of III" Barbarians against The OPP
pressed, IL AS deep otcd ~ ever
/ Letters from CousiantiaoIlr olthr eth
Of March state, that all differences bad, for
n season at least, been adjusted between
| the Russians and Turks, ai@I thrt the ht
toman Troops were returning from the
provinces. The game thing Is stated in
! letters from Odessa Ia the jlst March.
! The Persian Ambassador made his public
entry into the Turkish capltd Oh The 9Th
that mrntll, and = hotel had been as
signed him for his permanent resi-
druge.n
4 counts from S"rrs Of the Goth March
received through Belgrade, mention thai
the Sriaskirr, Ahdnalahbut facha, died
ON nth Of March, of poison given him by
his Hasnadar, in consequence of Orders
from Gonstantlnoplr.
TIE BARBARY POWERS.
All accounts agree IN stating, tia, there
WAS no probability Of an aniirale adiost
mrnt snon taking place between England
and Alsiers Vice Admiral ~, IL Nealc,
is stated To have landed To confer with the
Dry. and the ullimatnm 10 the ovrrtnrcs
| If the British government was daily TX
pcctrd in London. Should il not prove
satisfactory, it WAS believed the place
would be immediately homhardrd, IA 81
reraI bomb vessels were kept in readiness
10 proceed To sea at moments warning.
The Turks had required the other Barbary
powers to take part With the Algcr
ines bat they are enid Ia have drcncd
This, on the ground that the D"y had in
suited the English without any iusl raus,.
The death OF the Boy df Tunis is anuounc#
ed il took place on The 9th Of March.
He was succeeded by his eldest son, STA
liassen Boy.
1t WAS reported at Gibraltar ti,t Bona
had been burnt by two English frlgatrs
MI the Algrrnr cruisers bad returned IL
port, where they had been stripped and
sunk, 10 prevent their fllllu9 INTO tin
hands of the English.
SPAIN.
Advices from Madrid Of the Ieth April
state, that the military commission which
! Ferdinand had appointed previous to sci
I lirg ont fpl his country place, continued
10 condemn. without trial, every one who
was declared by the royalists tu tiavr been
an adhrIent 0f the Constitution. On the
10th, Madrid was 0n fire in four places,
Which WAS cxtingushed by the French
troops. The Marquis Of laInorry had
been arrested, and a royal mandate issued,
ordering the infamous deere of the Re
grncy of 27ih June last year, relative 10 the
putifccti0n$ Ia be- stticly mforcsd. Don
Juan Martin, aud several ttllrr consl'tn.
tiuIialts imprisoned ~ llna. ~ Old tas-
tie, had been nassacrcd lay tie fanatics.
These oppres~tc measures Of the govern
rlcnl had caasrd great distress throughout
al tllc prov ncrs oI Spaln.
Letters from Toledo of the | tth April
announce the arrival there of Il French
ambassador. with orders fur General i'0T
mont to puif the command Of the French
army ~ Z hours Tins man Is stated tn
have been entirely devoted Ia the clergy,
and to be exerting all his influence to oh
+ tin the restoration In power of the ianatl-
ral Confrssor of the king, Dom Victor
! Sa.Z A, areward for this attended service,
! he WAS ON the eve of being created gan.
dee Of Spain whrr flfr order for his recall
reached Tnlrdn General Ordouneaux aud
General Dl5eon, are both named as his
successors.
FRANCE.
II having been asserted in the London
papers, on the authority of letters from
RIO Janciro, that IN alarming Increase had
taken place IN fhr French naval force al
the BraziIs, the Paris Journals of the Isl
Nav, contain IA positive contradiction ri
this .,attrt,ent, aud aver thai their leet IN
that quarter had not been augmented for
several years, aud that tho vessels they
have there were upcessary 10 protect their
own commerce, AS well rs that ct other
nations. The agitatcd state Of the colo
MES, however, it was supposed mig :.