The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
FROM FRANCE.

FROM FRANCE.
The packet ship Bayard, Capt. Robin
500, arrived at New York from liayre ON
FRIDAY morning, whence .he sailed on tn.
ISL June. Paris papers TO thr 3 LIST o Nav
Inclusive have b'en received by the Eve
ning Post.
General La FAYETTE was 10 have
embarked IN this vessel, but could not get
ready IN time. Captain Robinson informs
that he would take passage for New York
Or Boston, liza suitable vessel Offered, bout
The lst of July, with his son, GEORGE
WASHINGTON LA FAYETTE,.
A misunderstanding appears To have ari
sen brt"een the Turkish government aud
HE C"nsnls of Foreign Powers ut consti,n
| tlnople- The former wished 10 charter
European vessels Ia convey their troops Ia
| the a!orea, which The Latter refused on the
ground of neutrality.
The Greek government had addressed a
communication to the European consus AZ
Smyrna, complaining of secret assistance
having been furnished Ia the Turks, and
ntinating that all vessels found engaged in
this practice, would be seized and condemn
rdas lawful prizes. Adylces had been re-.
cfI'ed ny the Porte from Egypt, WHICH it
was endravoring ~ conceal Enough,
however, had trans pired tn show that il
was at an untaSOrablr natuIts and that all
thsii projects In that quarter had proved
abortNc. TIE Bremen Gazette contains
an extract ol "A Memoir Of the Russian go.
'ernncnt, relative 10 the paciiieation nl
Greece, in which it is proposed Ia allow
the Greeks 10 enjoy liberty, To have their
own dag, and free commerce, under certain
notifications.
Our rohnrryman ,Fdshingfon irving. esq.
had issued a prospectus AT PARIS, in which
he announces his intention of editing col
lection of English Liieratutc, now publish
ng by 6aligani, from Godfrey Chaac err,
down 10 the present day.
FROM ENGLeNB.--pv +be ,,,1s,
| ship Colombia, 1T New York from Lis, r.
pool, The New York Bdiluf. have Liver
pool papers to the ist June and London Ia
the 29ih May inclusive. The follow ing
summary of the intelligence iurni he'd by
them is copied from the Evening Post.
Xur6eg and GYece.-Acrounls from
C"nslaniinorie nf the Goth April states
thar Lord Strangfo,d had regained his in
! nuence with the Porte, in consequence u
having promised that all the officers in lii,
service of TIE Greeks who were with Lord
Byron, should be recalled by the Eins o
EngIdnd, Il tthry did noiobey they shout,;
I've deprived oi th'irpay 4 commission IhI'
~ very lmf'ehabie story. 1t now appears
that the Late Ere vt Cairo, lay which the Nic,
r"y's magazines were blown up, WAS The
work of the ancient Manrclnkc Chief Ibra.
him Bes, who IS stated To ha,cactcd At the
secret lnsllyaton oF the Porte Who had
promised him the government Of Egypt
! This cnterprls'tH chief IS personal ,nemy
ut the Niccroy, " ho had caused all his il.rl
| ~ III be mAssacrcd and Is said In have by
P coup de p,dtR matlr hi.n,t4i master Of ia,
q aG. of Cairo, which commanded the ri
! ~. The Wachaii rs continued 10 annoy
] the Taks, aud int slime divisions p eyali
Ell Ia Albania. To add 10 these untoyare
events, the plague MAS raging violently it
Alexandria, ard il was gcnerclIy bclircd
that IN the event of the failure oi the nexl
campaign with the Greeks the AussulneI
would rebel against The Portt,.
| The Course pursued By the patriots !,
represented as extremely prudrnt. They
bdda corps ou the lrooiicrs Of hacranras
waiting iar an opportunity 10 favor the par
y IN Albania winch In,ont declare against
the Porte. No opportunity was lost by
the Greeks to ann"y ikrir orpresjdrs.--
Their vessels almost covered the sra, and
;! rd,'rs had been issued by the Admiralty
at Hydra, Ia capture all vessel, BELONGING
To the Nlcrioy OF Egypt laden with sup
Plies for the Turkish fort csses. An arji
tIe in the Augsburg, ti.zrttc states ihe
amount III lll,, Gr''ck arhyat 10, GOO men,
ui which 10000 wer. ready rs uiarrh, and
that tie greatest unanlml'y prevailed
throughout the country. II MAS consider
pd certain, owing IL the d;ilicuhles felt hg
the Porte, thai thr long talked al Xped'-
t,on for the rr-conqaeat cl the Morea,
would never leave lie llnrdanellrs.
dir, We have nothing new rcsr"ct-
ing the dispute bytN,ro England and Al
gers. 1t va, reported that the former had
taken possession al Ceuta, with Vie" to
make il another Gibraltar. Anoth-r ac-
count says that Ceuta had Letn seized by
the Monrs. Accounts had been rrc.is,
IL Louion of The capture of an Alaerlne
Irsate hy the Neapotans, after d sete'e
contest Oh one hour.
PQrtrgak.-The accounts from Lisbon
are MOI 81 late as those VT have received
from Gibraltar. Ii was rnn"red at Pari-
thai the English We're at the bottom Of The
late attempt 10 bring about re'olulpht
and that they had been def atru by Rus
sian counter project. This is altuer,h'
Inconsistent with the fact OF the kag oI
Portugal hnying taken refuge on board Il
Efiii3h vessel, II Circumstance Which war
rants the opinion that il Was the Russian,
~ nat fi,, f. 20 has, prtif t.f thai uI~ II raj