The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

/ '"o pdehel snip Leeds, Captain Stnl-
dard, arrived at New York, in 81 days
from Liverpool, the Editors of the Daily
ADVERTISER, have received their files al
London papers 10 the ed of April, and
Liverpool 10 the goth inelusi,r.-The
Lerds sailed on the eath April
Tn Tue 18th of April. the House Of
Conn5iis, on motion uf Mr.. GAINING, ad.
Jonrnsd To the Sd of May. We do not Oh.
serve my account under the Partamcnta.
/ ~ head, of any further proceedings 90 the
subject of " Warehousrd Corn the Intro.
/ d1SSon of which IL the Iluuse was men.
uoncd IL our Intelligence received by the
ship VIM. Thompson.
| From all the accounts that we have been
abie To examine, the Greek cause is ad-
vanclng towards a successful issue. Bells
Weekly Messenger, April 10Th says, that
by an article from Constanlinople, OF II
very recent date, il is stated that the alarm
and embarrassment of the government nf
The Porte are extreme. The nl,an rs
sembles every minute, and even during
the night Another, of IA much later date,
ia some degree explains the nature of this
Calanltnus Intelligence. II is stated in this,
thalan English nnblemnu, Lord Stanhopr,
is In command Of the Greeks before lie
panio and has made his attacks with 81
much bravery and skill that the place is
about Ia fall into the hands 9th Greeks"
Thu capture of LcpantQ aud Patrass, will
free the whole Morca from the Turks.
The same paper, states also, thai an inn.
mediate declaration of war, and the com
mencemrnt of hosiiliies, were expected
on the part OF Alexander. against the
Turks.
In Spain, things wore sullen and dis
contenled aspect. Assasslnallons Of the
French are said IL he frequent. An order
has been published for quarteiing the sol
diers At Madrid, at which the inhabitants
are much discontinued.
The great business of portion of the
inhabitants of Great Britain appears 10 bt +,
tn c"otriSe weysnnd means liz lend their
money. As IL They were Directors Of Il
grand moned institution for the civilized
world, aud had possession of the vault ia
which the wealth Of nations is deposited,
they furnish discounts for every thing that
wants To borrow such Is their eager
ness IL do business, thai they are not
always very careful, 10 insist on good IN
dUrSerS.
The British Traveller of the evening OF
the 23d of April, states, that the weather
at Madrid was So intolerably hot that il
was feared Il would produce some epidemic
disorders.
The Greeks have lately received the rs
sislance ofmauy volunteer officers; FrGnch,
English aud PosislI, of great experience.
The French papers assert that The dill
ieiences between Brazil aud Portugal, are
about In be arranged by The mediation OF
England. They also = ate that the Ming
of Prussia and the Emperor Alexander will
meet at Pfae,e on the 2d of May, with the
Emperor Of Austria, 10 take into consider
alton the affairs of Greece aud Brazil.
SWEDEN.
nhp trown Prince Oscar ard Princess
sci out for Norway on the 4th of AprIl. la
those northern lailtAdrs, as elsewhere, the
winter seems to have ust begun. With q
heavy fall Of SNOW. On the FIST OF April
there fell 50 much snow at Gottenburg
that the people drove about IN sledSes-
al the same there was a pretty sharp
frost
The Small Poz had appeared in several
places, and the King has issued Decree
commanding the Goyernurs OF Provinces
! 10 have the laws for vaccination rlgdly
enforced,
| The deceased widow of BalthasaI
| knisge has left above 10000 rix dollars
Banco, for charitable purposes and to pub
lie institutions.
A captain in the Danish navy and -
| Scots engineer had arrived IN London, IL
order to purchase aud lit up spendidly
steam vessel, by command Of his Danish
| Majesty, who IS 10 embark init, and
make excursions, IN the course Of the
| sumner.
The Board of Longitude have conferred
the parliamentary premium Of 1000 on Mr.
Peter Barlow, of tue Royal Military Ac"-
DENY, for his method OF correcting the
local attractions of vessels.
NJ Charles Wntrrtnn, who lately de
! liycred lecture befbru the Philosophical
Soriety in Leeds had set out for South A
mcpica, To superinteud the formation of i
canal actress the Isthmus Of Darlen.
A letter from Suiyria,of March G, states
that the Pacha Of that place had ordered
the arrest of respectable Greek tntr
chant, named Ella Bali, who fled OF
board an English ships The British con
sui demanded of the captain Of the ship Il
give him up To the Turks--the captain
vent ashore 10 remonstfalr, when he was
arrested by the consul and thrown Int,
prison. Janisarirs were then seut on board
who took out MIR b Bot as thcy wert
proceeding TO the shore, they we're over
hauled by boat from the British lr'ga''
commanded by Lord Spencer, who TOOK
Mr.. b. on board. Lord S. then sent :
mcssengcr to the consul demanding ih'
tclease Of the captain nom confinement
which order according to the accounts
received, the consul declined 10 comply
with The British Captain HIMSELF viii
officers and marines, then proceeded 10 tn
consulate. and forriby brought away the
captain Of the English merchant ship.
A shop tower, 40 feet in height, was
lately destroyed ia Derby, ny IRE.
The woolcn mill of Messrs. Candy and
Sons, Al kendall, has been destroyed by