The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-24
very LATE FROM FRANCE.

THARLESTON,Feof oa' wy 'ho ia
..;Iing ship JAVA, Capt. Rich, IN 80 da,
sa,r bordeaux, we ha, c been favored vii
,hs papers of that place, and coinmert il
.sn,,n,s 10 the 50th acknowledgement
S.,,,nty days later than previous advice
e.,, Thai country. The news contained i
,n''a, !, not of much political Importance
,x,raets follow.
yirnna datr of tire 9th December, say
a., Al constantinaple, Lord Stra,;,iOr,
Id received Intelligence from England
,b.t his Court had approved entirely tin
'',.r,,ri,Iions " hch he had happily term
he'd With the Porte.
A Hamburg date to tire 9th Dccembt r
.a,s that by private accounts from tn,
rarkish ironllors, the Di'an have al ie0gli
1,,,.nt,d In the formation of commission
ara who will be- specially charged with Tin
afrs connected with RUSSIA.
TIN. Memorial Bwdetais says, under tht
lat, nf Madrid, 9Th Dec. that the Russian
Minister Pozzo di Borgo, exercises grca-
Bar influence than ever upon the Internal
,g,;rs or Spain. This dipl0natist takes a
Very active part IN every measure OF any
;,,1ostance: yet ii is said that the Royalisis
are more in the confidence of the Marquis
de T'aIam.
Zante date Of the 10th of November
.zs that a naval action took pI,ce on the
.fand 9th of the same month in the Gulf
II JFalante, between SO vessels of the Gre
ean Marine, and - Turkish ships of war
J itiple their weight in men and artillery
T4e Greeks had considerable Advantage
The Turkish squadron retired in confusion
hadrds the Dardaneiies.
A i.ftnr from, H. Jr. laf.I t.f Na,nns
hr, DIES ,ribcs the mode of warfare of the
Gfrcks. 1t states that only the fortified
placcs aud those where large forces are
embodied are pro,isioned, so that smaller
hodrs shift for themselves. That the
Greeks being extremely temperate, snbsist
on herbs, which give them great adyan-
tage over the Turks, who cannot endure
priyaiinns for ANY length Of time. The war
i If these dctachnents is a parizan war of
ambnsrade and desnltery attacks. They
avoid the Turkish cavalry by seeking the
h.iehts and Businesses, leaving The country
desolate. The Turks, unprovlsionea, are
obliged to retreat, when they have the
| Greeks again at their heels. Although The
country be ravased, the natives cannot be
4 starved out.
The Chamber of Deputies of France
has been dissolved, aud "A new election Or
dercd.
The French squadron at Toulon, consis
ting of six frisatrs and eight sloops Of war,
is said to be destined for Brazil and the
South Sea, To watcf the progress of events
In the South American war. The idea OF
4 It's being si,ned To assist the order orthe
Knights Of Malta, 10 obtaining certain posts
in Africa, is ridiculed.
Count Guilleninot is Ambassador from
France to Constantinope.
The editor of the Constitutional, who Is
SO years Of age, lays in prison at the point
Of death.
A magnificent frtc was given by the city
Of PARIS on the | 9th ol December. at which
appeared Monsieur and the Duke of An
gaulcmr, the Duchess Of Bcrri, the Ouch
e,s of Orleans, and several other members
OF the Royal Family. About the middle
oil the occasion, the Project of the Depart
Dapnt presented Ia the Duke of Angouleme
a Latin poem on the war ia Spain, bcaut-
fully printed on vellanl, ard writen by z.
A Lemalife, which WAS received by his
Royal Hlshness with great condescension.
The Deputies of Paris received oinslta-
ton tn the feast in honor OF the Duke Of
Algoulene.
The Paris paper of the 18th December
contains severe animadycrson on British
politics, and concludes tn IS +:
We will not repeat Lord Byron's indg
mnt denunr hltiun of his country men we
do not impute TO the English nation the
wrongs of the government, but we do say,
and II cannot bt too often repeated for the
investigation Of mankind, it ls no longer
liberty, nor hum NIFTY, no, nor glory which
actuatcs The British Conncils--f Is lGc'c,
monopoly, empire mol Ivy strength, but BY
stralagem. not III augmpntInG the happiness
Of the English people, hui IN diminishing
and destroying the resources Of others.
The Emperor of Austria has gwen tn
Due dAnSouleme the order of Maria The
feSi.
Austria is opposed to receive Marsh !
The Duke of Bcilu,.o rs French Ambassador
Because af his military t'iie.
Victor Emanuel, the old King Of Sardl-
hia, il is said, is dead
The grand InquiSitor Bishop of Tara
IONA has returned to Spain from France,
where li,, had hren two years.
Many of the Spanish Generals have ia
ken rrf,.Sr in France.
Two Of the Spanish cx & ortes nave died
In PRISON ut Gibraltar.
Ferdinand has drcreed the restoration OF
their property 10 the Jesuils.
Many of the people of Saragossa have
retHt,ncd 10 be allowed IN accompany thu
Frenrh gurison when il shall renose to
kranve.
o'rhr'I Nlna, on bring appriaed of the
hheiitIon to give him public reception IN
LnhdOn, made this apnropriate reply
fh"ss conplntrt Is distress me. Yoa
,'c'he NE as il c"nqnrrer-you give me
teasts and entertainments, when [ desire
onIy TO weep in grief and solitude, the
miserable slavery of my country
lord ByInu has inyesicdin the ydriotf
Treasury 1908 piasires /" aid the "1,n'
htht Of naval force for the relief oi Ms
sounghi