The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-15

Il -. retired into The monasteries
I rlne W tool their wives with ihem- -
where w. of the largest Of their monaste
nder "''e ..,rs. they had a powder nine
ici ~ SET fire II, not helns able 1t
vhc" 20, ,I,'.d attack, which the Turks WERE
rr'i'' Tin, unan them, aud are sa'l tt
thea :" ,',.. desiros II great nambsr oil ih'
Tlrb+ ...o,nt ads.
A Tb,. Cant. pacha ordered iresh troops
.n,rk of this fortress. Animated
% l'' thry rushed With g"edt fury
rs ~" .rti!ier,, upon the fortress, aud
VII" ,ithnnt success, Ii penetrate It
art"F r,old cool their afdar, aud the
Nol'"o Il, expose themselves In the ire
con- ,',,i,t. until after . o'clock on the
81 nv ~ the lih. The Greeks then
aI'' i,, that the namher OF tkeir assilil
pre-. every momrnt larrrasins--titt
'a'' Wv, defence woald be tr.diless, aad
,hp, must die bra'ely, stopped Their
f.u n,noies. The intks rushed
NE ' ,,,y side with scaling ladders, {" hen
.s,l, drms gun, pulled down the
! 80. and snddeniy ttnlsted white
'" Inch were inscribed the words
ni,,1D,TRrY Or DEATH. Hardly kid
"'d A., hnated IN HE air, "hen terrible
il" o,w,s heard. ipsariats, Turks, all
nn,,rrd, all were snailowed mp. TAe
o'p'i ;.I,ni was shaken II lis fouadatlon,
u W., oven vessels at SEA, far some atlcs
| T.,,orp, lrlta violent shock.
E,n.n all accounts tnr Greeks fought
,r ylilntlv, and were at one Tune very
,,,r ;rpol,ng the 'parksto th.ss totIs, and
knf .,.ll nave doac 81 hal not lae iatlrr been
|d ;a%rrpd. Jiomen ltrom whit stte Turks
eaK then, ehes,l tousnt mofe I'rH"iy, II
Ea .ibl,, than the MA th'y were seea
na!' 10 hand with tae Iunks--uthers
"' i,s taclr ehlI,,tea into the sea, aud
k| ~ in af.rr ttrlrn--othfrs dashmS
4, ,gaius OF against the eNei<s' rather
E ~ into lne hauds of thrlf enenirH.-
~" p'r. daring th, conflict, great NUN
u' ,n,ldceren Obi MN, and children, M'rr
s,i,.4 ne Or ard Ships, aud SRI I'll tor hyara.
',rt t "r raaI sh}d unfortunately nnsh'Preu
f~'' ~ oar : of,hrir sessrls, in order that
A. he bL,I Them shoald c.eape, IN cast
I",orV er.r "I being tar,en; many vi the'a
,rncbtesn in ti:r Unfon i,.i,,.,, y. tin24t thsi,
Washington. The deputation waited WI
t,n, ana ;nCt,,na+ Il, H., Il. ~ hin
hem invited TO be present at Baltimore 10 w
lurpale in the reception of General LA VI
,,lle aud desired him tn come on board Oh
h steam boat United States. He thanked u"
EN- kindly for this mark of respect and W
,eution, and accepted the inv ltallon. lie 30
:, then conducted Into the cabin and IN ~
,duced to all preseot. o.
The General, having been detained till 81
nv late at the uaptal party oil his friend -
+ Victor Dupont, did not arrive 1T the Wv
,yhnd line til after l O'Clock IN the "'
tang He was there presented by ~
ais Nc Lane, esq. chairman Of the Della '' ~
RI committee, to the aids Of the Cover "4i
Of Mar,land. The Isl aid announced an
he General ia very appropriate and ~ ~
rm tegms, in behalf of his ExceIlenc, 'ht
vernon Stevens, cordial welcome Of Sl'
State Vi Mary hnd aud informrd him 'h'
!, ,h.v v.r, ready Ia rscort hin, Ia head acc
arters which were established al Fort =
klvury The General MAS then seated ne
kbe carriage drawn by elegant greys, AL AL
Iicb bad been provided him, and arri, I'D on
Frcucbtoma little after two O'Clock, COZ
which place the Delaware committee "u ,
|nmpauird him. Mr.. McLane there, on -"
Fn5 made a most feeling and elegant 'an
1r,ss, and in behalf of himself and asso. ci.s
~, ,ool -, mac, ,.tr. et;n,.,,.. t.,v. m. of [
|, - ,ha e.. ~, ,,,,,d,.,.,l ,n. of q
neral on board The steam boat, where eu'
POPULATIONS received ns upon the deck =,
Morris, President of the first branch Of "iel
City Council and Chairman of the Ecu,
nmllter, advanced 10 the Guest and n'''
ressed him in manner that evinced at l LOT,
: that he felt what he spoke from the M
nHe Their sr-onS finas "a. $500 an
Ronda, m extremely f,snrahlr situation
end 10 dive them from wiirh il would
relnlre very considerable r5tce. There
are various accounts Of lhis alrair but |
shall Content myself with that contained in
Iettcf from Aufcgn"fs,. Witch saw, that,
"TOrUos IS al the head of about thousand
mrn thar Ia Is ah4rBdaatly provided with
money ami arms that tie garrison ri Ia
Tlah mad lpa"ti mis- standard, ard that ms il
NE Villages of the mountains of Rnnda,
thf Slpue OF the Constutlpn bad been set
up; aud finally, thai this cons piracy had
most extensive ramicaiioas IN all the prin
siPa! lpwa> IA .ladalu,ia, in cnn L Iirney' 81
Wh'ch, great u'nnhpraf peso had been
arrested tor Il real or suspected undrrstan
Gms wih the coa> plr.ttors nt tiibtaltar, "
Graeial 0'Donel, " no commando II The
district, sen: ia The l'fongh commander ut
tadjz, tor assistance and the news we
have is ID tcIrgraphjc despatch from " Grn.
Dsron III bis Excfll.ne, the Minister oi
War;" Announcing that thr fortre-s OF
Thrill. WAS taken by Storm an the l8!h, nj
So'c'ack in the ailsrnoon, by the French
aud Spanish troops. The Rebels who re-
treated into the island, We're attacked the
next morning hy The landing of French
toopS " lhe 3ist regiment of the line
One chicfouly escaped IN a boat the res,
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