The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
From The National .7dvQcafe oftheIaM inst,
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

rim which we make a few EXTRACTS
nnbsre are no new accounts from Greece,
.bs, lf,aD the confirmation OF the aiair oi
amos, .hieh occurred on the 10Th and
suh of August, when ten thousand Turks
= EMBARK al the above place. and we're
eanpl.trl, destroyed by the Greeks. Thr
..nt.iu parlla could rruder them no relief,
:. II. f,t,nd himself Il, the momcn, attack
i nv The Greek squadron. who emplosed
Gerry desperate means OF destruction IN
,a,ir power. III. battle Terminated with
III, lpss of the fie sI,lps If the Greeks, but
mi I'LL after they had accomplished every
,bing they had expected or intended.
rhry also LOST three armed brlgs, and,
vbai WAS for them move lameuiable, the
Immortal Cdnaris, nho had already a
,bi,sed the glory of destroying TWO cap
tain %paclas, OF sfand admirai'.
Tie lass nf lhe Turks has been an adln's
,hp, commanded by ko4eb. the Captain
r,,ha. nho was blown nat OF the water
IL Tie effects Of a frc-sbip, commanded
h, Canaris. The iuiiitls had the NORTH
ration of steing destroyed before their
yves 81 ltigatcs, corsettes, briggs and lire
saips, burnt and sunk, wrecked Or taken.
sartl is The end of thc expeditions from
tanstaniiuople, and the same fate awaits
re Egyptian feet, If it trusts itself from
Rhodes.
The French character is exactly display
din the conduct Of the people during the
illness of the kiag and since the accession
othis Brother. Before the death of the
former, the people were " like Niobe, all
t,Ars.' but ll,e splendour OF ii nrw reign
has converted them into a contrary statr,
aud they are now all hope, triumph, and
,rioieing. The extinction of the Censor
silp has daubtltss contributed TO this gen
srai oxidation.
Private letters from Madrid, mention
that on The eth September, Ferdinand
declared his firm determination to his
council never to acknowledge any part or
portion of the loans made TO the Cortes.
The Lisbon papras of the Goth ult. state
thai gteat numbers of Brazilians have fled
IL Portugal, To seek shelter from ke,olu-
uuaary violence. Many Of these, having
been cruelty drspoiled of their property,
are IN great distress. The King has, there
torr, sanctioned a proposal, which appears
10 have rsnauatfd IRON lit Minister of the
Marine and Colonial Department, for .
nrnins Il general subscription tos The relief
vi the sufferers.
Letters from Madrid mention, that an
American cltlZrnsi taken III lte aldir NJ
Atm,ira, had on the interference Of the A
mellcm Consul, heen p%ardohed, on u
ton If helng sent out "f The country.
From The Courier, Of I~hufSddy Evening
Octobtr Z.
We give. on Tuesday IN our city article,
the particulars Of an expedition which was
,aid To have sailed fiom Brtst 4 or 5 weeks
aso, fur the alleged purpose OF recovering
-., - - A,,ir. NJ. ar..,r,
panied this statement With the unqualified
declarati IN OF our belief oft aud se gave
/ II, consequently, merely as one Of The
macy rnm"urs " Which have their daily birth
east of T-mplebar. We have since re
eriyrd from various quarters, Information
Connected with this intelligence, which
leaves no doubt upon our minds az to the
fact of tro p, having been despatched 4
bout tie time mentioned. A portion of
this Information We suhioin, as contained
III the foIlowiug private letter, written we
are assured, by Il member Of the chamher
oidrpuilrs, who has access to ministerial
COMMUNICATIONS
We give 1t however, without any other
pledge of accuracy. 1t viii be seen, thai
tt writer speaks of q communication hay
ing been alnle to our cabinet of the aIieg
I'd object OF the expedition, and that We.
recognizing the right which every country
has 70 Receiver the possesslon of her revolt
ed colonies II it can, iaterp"s"d no "bsta
er. Thl- Is not the case. The pniy com
nlnnication, we brlie,r, was To appIIse his
maJrsty'S government Of the sailing of a
1tttth relieve the French gdIrlsons in the
West ladies'.
The following is the letter =
Soon after the dismiss i of the Haytirn
eoT1mlssione rs, sent Ia France Ia nrgn
cate the acknowledgment of st. Donlpg"
rs an independent state, orders ere gwen
BY the French government Ia prepare an
expedition against the island. Four thou
sand men, forming part oft, we're ordered
n bfest, and there embarked on the l6'h
august. The expedition thea set sail To
Tln admiral Duprrrc off Martinique, +" here
an additional nnmhrr OF troops collected
"r several months past, were 10 hr iaket
On board, and the whole to proceed 10 81.
Domingo.
0o%arri,iag off the Island. it WAS not
Mtcoded to undertake any thing decisive
hlhe FIRST iusiance. which the smalluts'
"l he Curces would not admit Of, hot I"
krl POSSESSION uf some strong places on
lar healiirst part Of the coast, throw up at
ulol| iortiticatinn. aud tI n enter lato
"tsocittions with some nf III" ch'rl-,
many Wwhnmart still attached IN France.
"ho1ld these fail, then strong reinforce
tt'epis would be sent from France, and
"o''lll'lrs Commence whilst the firei would
'S!ah.'sh the s,ric'rst blockade before the
F'neipa ports Of the Island,
communication respecting this arms
mrntNwaa, II is added, made sen eral months
"s"' Ia The British Cahiaet. " hich, acting
@p'n The principle that every nation has
h ahdo"hied right to attempt To recover
WV e"'onles. started ma objection. The
ipgory "ta certain Lord lily To-
n @'', some months ago. ii is even sad WAS
rct. "''''a'V''u WIN '"' ~